How to learn to TIG weld, step by step

If you’ve been piecing together tips and still fighting contaminated tungsten, blown edges, or wobbly beads, here’s the straight answer on how to learn to TIG weld the right way. TIG Welding Secrets distills a proven progression used in real shops—short, focused drills that lock in torch angle, arc length, filler rhythm, and heat control so your results stop depending on luck.

Built by veteran TIG specialists, it gives you repeatable setups, not theory: tungsten prep by alloy and amperage, cup/gas combos for clean coverage, AC balance and frequency for aluminum, pulse recipes that stabilize the puddle, and visual benchmarks to judge your bead shape and color. You’ll know exactly what to change—and why—when stainless browns, aluminum smuts, or the puddle collapses.

• Master fundamentals fast: clean starts, puddle control, and filler timing on mild steel, stainless, and aluminum.
• Dial-in settings with confidence: tungsten type/size, gas flow, cup selection, AC balance/frequency, and pulse.
• Fix issues in minutes: porosity, contamination, undercut, crown height—with stepwise troubleshooting checklists.