hello everybody

i dont know the diffrence between tig and mig welding.
and what is the diffrence between the welders.

can sombody post a pic and explain me please?

thenk you

 

tig welding, is alot stronger alot cleaner and needs to be backpurged during the process. Mig is not as clean, is easier and doesn't need to be backpurged. See our website listed in my sig for examples of good tig welding and good tech articles on welding

 

could you explain me what is backpurged??

 

backpurging is the process of replacing normal air with an intert gas on the backside of the weld for consitency etc.

 

can i weld steinless tubes with a mig??

how can i weld aluminium?





Modified by RACEPAK at 8:51 PM 6/1/2004

 

more what?? post your questions, or try imming me

 

can i weld steinless tubes with a mig??
how can i weld aluminium?

 

yes and heliarc

 

sorry for the question but what is heliarc??

 

Aluminium can also be done with Tig and Mig, if the right equipment is used.

 

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do i need diffrent electrodes? what equipment ?

tomorrow i will post a picture of my welder and you will tell me what i can weld with it and what electrodes will i need.

i know its a yelow/black and says "TiTan'.

 

Just pictured the welder. sorry for thr ww2 pictures.
http://members.cardomain.com/kkoolk

what is it what can i weld with it?

can i weld steinless?

 

im not sure what you can weld with that old box should be able to weld stainless. If you have never welded stainelss before i wouldnt attempt it it isn't easy

 

You can use gas with mig also

 

i will learn within time.......

what do i need to weld with gas? what material i need gas for?

do i need gas for stainless?

 

I would reccommend hitting a bookstore... they have some really good "welding for dummies" style books...

you will get most of your questions answered in the first few pages...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by trboCIVICWRX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I would reccommend hitting a bookstore... they have some really good "welding for dummies" style books...

you will get most of your questions answered in the first few pages...

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you dont "need" gas to weld with anyhting necesarilly but it is highly recommended with backpurging as opposed to using flux

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by trboCIVICWRX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I would reccommend hitting a bookstore... they have some really good "welding for dummies" style books...

you will get most of your questions answered in the first few pages...

</TD></TR></TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eLusive ek4 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you dont "need" gas to weld with anyhting necesarilly but it is highly recommended with backpurging as opposed to using flux</TD></TR></TABLE>

Also, check out Miller's site and click on the Education link in the navagation bar at the top. You can learn a lot by reading through their library of info.... grant it, it is biased to their equipment but you can still learn a lot of the welding basics and differences http://www.millerwelds.com/