The secret to TIG welding, made repeatable

If you’re after mirror-clean beads and distortion-free joints, the secret to TIG welding isn’t a trick—it’s control of variables. Everything You NEED to Know About TIG Welding turns real shop practice into a repeatable process: machine setup by alloy and thickness, tungsten prep matched to amperage, torch angle that stabilizes the arc, and filler timing that locks puddle shape. No fluff—just a system you can run every time.

Developed from years in fabrication and field repair, it gives you hard numbers and checkpoints: starting amps, cup and gas-flow tables, AC balance/Hz baselines, heat-input limits for thin stock, and contamination-prevention checklists. Expect fewer reworks, tighter tolerance, and finishes that pass inspection—plus confidence on aluminum, stainless, and chromoly.

• Setup: alloy, thickness, polarity, tungsten type/size, cup, gas lens, flow—mapped at a glance.
• Technique: corners, fillets, outside edges; pedal vs. torch control; correct filler diameter pairings.
• Troubleshooting: porosity, sugaring, undercut, inclusions—root causes and fast fixes, step by step.