![]() Link to youtube video This simple video show the finished weld of the boiler end plates. The end Plate is 3mm which sits on 80 Nominal Bore pipe, the wall thicknes of pipe is of a similar thicknes. Note there is a second 3mm plate tack welded into the inside of the pipe. The second plate has the same hole pattern as the external plate with slightly smaller hole diameter, this gives the front view of the locomotive a stronger presence. Note these plates were welded using the GTAW process, you choose the process you want to weld with which is dependant on skill level, for secondary school students i fing the GMAW / Mig process to be more appropriate. Only use tig welding to weld up the locomotive if the student has the skillset to do so. Regards Glen Jones the boiler shop.com.au
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![]() tig welding torch setting tungsten stick out length for fillet welds Share this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x4CjwSPvMg Get more tips – subscribe → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYcAVANw1ybwe18GSirsHlw In this video titled “tig welding torch setting tungsten stick out length for fillet welds” Stuart Graves explains the correct method to set the tungsten stick out length when performing a fillet weld. This technique is required when wilding with the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) process which is also known as the Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding process. The initial set up of “tig welding torch setting tungsten stick out length for fillet welds” looks at the following aspects: Loosen back cap 0:16 Ceramic touching plate 0:27 Tighten back cap 0:28 Retract Tungsten 2mm 0:48 Make sure you click the subscribe button to receive alerts of new posts. Tig weld torch, Setting tungsten stick out length, Fillet welds, GTAW, TIG, Tig welding beginners, Beginners welding, Tig beginners, Tig settings, Tig start up, Tig torch set up, Operator techniques, Tig welding process Tungsten stick out length, Tungsten preparation, Tighten back cap, Angle of approach, Travel angle, DC negative, Thoriated tungsten, Zirconiated Tungsten, Gtaw initial set up, Midland metal fab, Midland metal fabrication, Perth welding training. the boiler shop.com.au ![]() Tig welding torch components and assembly Share this video: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=FKNM3yUASlo Get more tips – subscribe → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYcAVANw1ybwe18GSirsHlw In this video titled “tig welding torch components and assembly” Stuart Graves talks about the components that make a up the tig welding torch, Stuart also explains the correct method on how to assemble the tig torch ready for welding. This correct method of tig welding torch components and assembly will assist you in setting up your tig welding torch for successful welding, this information is a great and valuable information for the beginner welder or the experienced tig welder who needs a reminder of the initial set up of the tig welding torch components and assembly. The initial set up looks at the following aspects How to put tig torch together 0:05 Tig torch components 0:10 Tig Collet body 0:20 Tig Ceramic gas cup 0:40 Tig Collet 0:55 Tig Back cap 1:10 Make sure you click the subscribe button to receive alerts of new posts. Tig welding torch, Tig components and assembly, Tig setting up, Tig initial set up, Tig successful welding, Tig beginner welder, Experienced tig welder, Put tig torch together, Tig collet body, Tig ceramic gas cup, Tig collet, Tig back cap, Gtaw, Tig settings, Tig torch set up, Operator techniques, Tig welding process, Tungsten stick out length, Tungsten preparation, Tighten back cap, Midland metal fab, Midland metal fabrication, Perth welding training, For more useful links and articles please click on the Tutorial Videos Link Regards Glen Jones The Boiler Shop |
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