It's the Most “Welderful” Time of the Year!

Turn it up to burn it up! Light your creative fire with Josh’s playlist.

Turn up the power on your welder and turn up the volume on these beats from Finnegan.

★ TIP FROM MIKE FINNEGAN:

Once you get really good at welding, you can tweak the settings to your personal preference.

★ TIP FROM RON COVELL:

I have found that minor adjustments to the wire-feed speed and voltage can help achieve ideal penetration and bead contour and minimize the formation of soot in the weld area.

★ TIP FROM JOSH WELTON:

You can run 90/10 argon mix. You can use it for short arc and for pulse welding. They have it programmed so that it welds nicely with both of them.

★ TIP FROM ROADSTER SHOP FABRICATORS:

The pulsed MIG gives me a really nice, hot tack that lies in really flat, and I can just weld right over it when I get to it.

★ TIP FROM BENTLEY GARNER:

For TIG, it's just going to give you the benefit of putting you into the window you need to be in. If you have to figure it out from scratch, it can be a really frustrating process.

★ TIP FROM MIKE FINNEGAN:

There is no job inside my garage too big for the Multimatic 235 to handle and it’s also unbelievably easy to set up and operate.

★ TIP FROM MICHAEL BRANDT:

There are several tricks to cutting straight lines: get a six-foot straightedge, hold it 3/16-inch off the desired cutline and let that drag tip slide all the way down the straightedge. Your accuracy will tremendously improve!

Ideal for auto restoration and other DIY environments, the low-profile design allows users to weld in spaces where access with traditional welding helmets is limited.

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