Hi from Augusta GA
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 9:19 pm
Hello everyone!!
Been familiar with Mig and Stick Welding for a couple years but a complete Tig noobie. Figured i would finally join in and see what I could learn from some other peeps. I work for a concrete plant and do maintenance work on our plants and whatever else I need to. We have a full mechanics and welding shop so I have learned a good bit over the years from our welder that works in the shop. I do a good bit of stick welding on the plant at times, building blades for the mixer drum, lining stone and sand bins, fabricating gates and cylinder mounts, etc. SO stick and mig are pretty eezy peezy. I have always been interested in tig, but have never had the setup to try any until recently. My Grandfather was a welder for the pipefitters union here in Augusta and my grandmother was showing me some welds he did on little coupons and small pipes and they were amazing. That sparked an interest in me to take up Tig and I have pieced together a scratch start rig in my little shop at work with a Lincoln Invertec machine . I have been trying to learn and to get a feel for it the last couple weeks, but it is difficult with no one to teach you or ask questions, lol. But I think Its coming along halfway decent. Looking forward to learning from the forum!! Heres a few beads on some scraps
Been familiar with Mig and Stick Welding for a couple years but a complete Tig noobie. Figured i would finally join in and see what I could learn from some other peeps. I work for a concrete plant and do maintenance work on our plants and whatever else I need to. We have a full mechanics and welding shop so I have learned a good bit over the years from our welder that works in the shop. I do a good bit of stick welding on the plant at times, building blades for the mixer drum, lining stone and sand bins, fabricating gates and cylinder mounts, etc. SO stick and mig are pretty eezy peezy. I have always been interested in tig, but have never had the setup to try any until recently. My Grandfather was a welder for the pipefitters union here in Augusta and my grandmother was showing me some welds he did on little coupons and small pipes and they were amazing. That sparked an interest in me to take up Tig and I have pieced together a scratch start rig in my little shop at work with a Lincoln Invertec machine . I have been trying to learn and to get a feel for it the last couple weeks, but it is difficult with no one to teach you or ask questions, lol. But I think Its coming along halfway decent. Looking forward to learning from the forum!! Heres a few beads on some scraps