James Smith 
TIG welding involves joining two pieces of metal together using a tungsten electrode in an electric arc. It’s a popular welding process for various materials. One of them is cast steel, a metal …
Welding stainless steel to mild steel is a process that requires precision, skill, and special techniques to get the perfect weld. The TIG welding process is popular for welding stainless steel to low-carbon …
To weld aluminum, heat should be controlled properly. Until now, no welding machine controls heat better while welding aluminum than a TIG welder. But it could be hard to decide on the best …
You can create doors, siding, flooring, and other protective or covering products by combining large or small body panels. However, sometimes it seems pretty easy to use the stick welding process for these …
As the name suggests, hardened steel is a type of steel or high-carbon steel that has undergone extreme heating to make the metal strong. But is it possible to stick weld hardened steel, …
Different power sources are involved in the welding processes, which might confuse you. Sometimes, choosing the wrong arc welding power source can be the prime reason behind welding defects, overheating, and even some …
Welding aluminum isn’t a complex task at all because many well-known resources are available these days. But if I talk about welding anodized aluminum, I guess most of you will start scratching your …
The added coating of black oxide plays a significant role in increasing the material’s beauty. Moreover, it assists in withstanding mild corrosion. But what if steel incorporates black oxide coating, and you want …
Undoubtedly, stick welding is a versatile welding process, which you can apply for welding multiple applications at once. But can you stick weld copper? This question may knock your brain because copper welding …
Undesirable cracks are enough to ruin the entire appearance of your truck frame. But everyone can’t spend a fortune to get into the replacement straight away. So, can you weld a cracked truck frame? …