Welding Basics: Techniques for Tig, Mig & Arc Welds : Welding Troubleshooting

Learn troubleshooting in welding from an expert in arc, tig and mig welding in this free DIY video. Expert: Malcolm MacDonald Bio: Malcolm MacDonald graduated from Connestoga College in 1968 taking the Fitter Welding Program. Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk
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15 Responses to “Welding Basics: Techniques for Tig, Mig & Arc Welds : Welding Troubleshooting”

  1. dabois85 says:

    @AustinSTEEL yeah….. Aboout!

  2. Estileese says:

    @9057979 ikr, usually they dont know jack shit

  3. licmy3balls says:

    very good tips.

  4. moggotropolis1 says:

    POROSITY?

  5. CAITOSON says:

    freedomisafag!

  6. skogs1133 says:

    wow, tell us something we dont know…

  7. nuradin22 says:

    tanx export

  8. krazyraver69 says:

    expert village is by far the worse thing ever

  9. Freedom4u2talk says:

    click on the add he has, thats called making money, you can do it to, it is wrong when you don’t tell the true facts, But he or what he pretends to be seams ok, cause he making money

  10. Freedom4u2talk says:

    porosity in the finished weld, which means that air bubbles get trapped inside the weld bead!It also means the metal has more carbon, or the cup size is wrong, the argon mixture or co2 is wrong, rust in the joint, or did you forget to clean the filler wire,(well it dose happen)preheat joint,( it will pull moisture out) The purpose of shielding gas is to keep the air atmosphere away from the weld pool. Without it, the weld pool reacts with the oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen is that better

  11. Freedom4u2talk says:

    The guy is no more than a poster, he make money on his videos, like a Jack of all trades and master of none, Sorry dude! I am a retired Steamfitter, and control tech, UA, (union) I have the nuclear, oil, paper and food industries behind me, I have taught classes on , smaw, tig, mig, s/s 304-to 316ls, dissimilar metals, w/ k and J rings, pulsearc© and the bore scope process, and different type xrays you do a very poor job of explaining the processes of welding and techniques,

  12. AustinSTEEL says:

    he has a canadian sounding accent

  13. muddyfoxcourier says:

    This bloke reminds me of a guy I know. He’s been welding pipe for 51 yrs.I’m thinking of chopping and dropping a beach cruiser.I think i’ll give him a shout.

  14. 9057979 says:

    This guy is good, not typical of expert village.

  15. jorgencream says:

    good points here.