How to Stop Welding Distortion and Warpage

how to stop welding distortion and warpage. Stop the distortion and warpage of MIG welding and keep your parts square!

this video is an overview of tips and techniques to keep things square through the welding process

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[thStreetFab]

Hey guys I forgot to mention that if the plate it's welded to sucks up, then it'll give you a false reading on the square.

[phillypauly]

this series is extremely helpful to a newbie hack like me - Thanks (I think they are properly paced and your explanations are clear)

[Goalsplus]

Thanks. Great information. I've watched many others who have totally missed sharing this knowledge. I thought it was just my drop saw that didn't cut true. So thanks for mentioning that little bit of information too.

[FrustratedBaboon]

You have the best explanation and videos on YouTube!! Great work!!

[KatyLynnWinery]

YOU GOT MY ATTENTION WITH THE MUSIC AT BEGINNING...BLASTED MY HEAD SET.. GREAT TEACHER

[MatthewScott]

Small flat head works good to stick under and pry it with. More accurate than a hammer and less likely to break the tack. Great video!

[clintcowles]

Thank you man. You are easy to listen to and pretty thorough with your explanations. Have you ever considered teaching? Teaching the trade that is. Whatever you do, I'm thinking you will do well. Again, thank you.

[mikenetherlin]

Keep it coming, you are doing a great job.

[Kevin.L_]

This is the first video of yours I've seen and I subscribed. You summed up so much about distortion and using it properly so quickly. I'll be checking out your other videos soon.

[denttech]

Really nice-looking welds. Some of the best I've seen. Respect. Thanks for sharing

[jimtaylor]

Great discussion on distortion. Best I've seen. Thanks.

[factsonly]

Thanks man, really great instructional video, learned a lot, new subscriber.

[theflyinggearman]

Very good Information. I appreciate it!

[ttoy]

Great information thank you also wish I could weld as good as you did in 17 great job

[loganlopez]

I will be playing with the pulse mig feature on my everlast welder. I am curious to see how much feature reduces warpage.

[itonjoans]

Good video series, if you stick with it, this channel is going to grow pretty fast.

[jamesitube]

Very informative, thanks! Are there any differences between mig and tig here?

[linctexpilot]

In lieu-of beveled edges, use little pieces of scrap welding rod to space the tube up off the plate. You can move the bits around to get it lined up. Filling the gap makes a MUCH stronger weld.

[cognitor]

Just rewatched this video for some more inspiration and was watching the section where you talked about slicing off a section of your squares to let the squares get up to the surface to have you seen Fireball Tools squares? They are gobsmacking clever and it’s amazing that it’s, what....250 years since the heyday of the Industrial Revolution and Jason has come along and come up with some of the greatest squares to work with on fabrication.
I just wish that I was as rich as I used to think I was (being retired) and I would shout for a couple of them for you. Please go check him out on YouTube as probably “Fireball Tools square”!
And no, I’m not sponsored by them etc. But I do love putting talented people to talented products and ideas. That helps all of us from the woebegone amateurs like me to highly competent professionals like you.
Cheers and greetings from the south western side of Australia.

[alfredgreen]

You've got that "mig like tig look" down, very nice work and thanks for all the helpful videos, but if you don't mind sharing, how are you achieving that pulse, is it your machine or a technique you have mastered(I'm hoping for the latter)?! Thanks again!