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My results with St 52-3 Steel 1/32" Thickness

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@CJ
I understand this correctly, if i use the 5/8 Base material in the Future, the amps musst be increase to 150 or more and decrease the welding speed? or use 1/4" Material... thats the problem we have only 5/8 basic Material as Carbon Steel

@ Badd @ Lightning You're right, but i try many option to get an nice result, change the angle; the Speed; increase the Gas flow from 16 liters to 10; polish the electrode; clean the surface of my basic metal. I have one idea why...as reference use this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJZV4eN...

I am still have problems with the puddle by tiging. Settings: 140-150 amp Welding in DC 3/32" (2.4mm) 2% lanth electrode 1/16" (1.6mm) stainless tig rod 301S21 6 gas lens cup Argon 4.6 When I am power on the torch the Arc is very Stable and dont tramp around the electrode, the Puddle is ni...

First trys with success I Tig it with

2,4mm Electrode
1,6mm 301S21 stainless Rod
140-150 amp

Hey Welders
I try it today with sucess, I am tig it with 140 AMP using a 1.431 Filler rod and the plate as Carbon Steel...and look the Colours comes with the first puddle, but Subsequently puddles cloured grey like the Picture of Pounder....to much heat. I try it tomorrow again und take a Photo.

I try it today but without success. The Idea with the torch is good....
But when I tig that with Stainless steel Filler rod 1.431 (Steel number) and 8mm thick Stainless the Puddle are dark and had no colours. Is it to hot or what is my Problem? I am to slow?

Thank you for all the Answers! @ Poland : I had the same idea with a torch to get the Colours.... welding than i clear the Steel Surface but dont polish it. than I take a torch an get heat in the welding puddle, the colour are there but no so Strong and crazy like in the Pictures :( you mean if i po...

Hey Guys, I would something say over my Person, i am 24 years young and in a education as Locksmith/Welder from Germany. In this education i have the first contact with welding.... and now i love this job. The following pictures shows art welding and i ask you is it possible and realistic to produce...