TIG Pulse vs No Pulse


TIG Pulse

Below are some products that I don’t carry, but I use them in my videos and can vouch for their quality.

WELDING MACHINES

Lincoln Viking 3350 w/4C

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Lincoln Square Wave TIG 200

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Lincoln Power MIG 210 MP

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AHP Alpha TIG 200X

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AHP Alpha 160ST

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TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES

Lincoln TIG Gloves

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Metabo WE15-150 Grinder

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Milwaukee Band Saw

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SWAG 4.0 Portaband Table

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3M Respirator

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BLUE DEMON FILLER METAL

er70S2

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er308L

http://amzn.to/2sBpS8U

309L

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er4043

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er5356

http://amzn.to/2sAQS8p

er70S2

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er308L

http://amzn.to/2sBpS8U

309L

http://amzn.to/2rShLGY

er4043

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er5356

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1 Comment

  1. David P. Kenney

    June 6, 2017 at 11:04 AM

    I have found pulsing GTAW less useful than it is claimed to be. I get headaches from a wide range of frequencies but find very slow frequency useful in restrict in heat input and building weld bead contour. I prefer being fussy about tungsten selection and grind over higher frequencis to tighten the arc plasma (wave balance in a.c.) in tight joints
    Maybe I am too old….old school.

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