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Dixon
 
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Default Good books or sites on TIG welding?


"Chris" wrote in message
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On Thu, 1 Dec 2005 12:09:00 +0000, Chris wrote:

Having invested in a decent TIG welder I now need to learn how to use
the
thing properly! I intend seeing if I can persuade any good welders I know
to spend a few hours with me, or find a local night class to attend, but
in
the meantime are there any good books on the subject please? Or even
links
to good info on the `net?

Cheers.


Fantastic info and links, you have all saved me money and time, I'll also
find this Ernies site and download what I can from there, all very much
appreciated guys, thanks again.

Ohh, and the machine I bought is a Migatronic 220, mainly because it was
both single and 3 phase, and I can't afford proper three phase at the
moment, i just run a transverter, which most certainly would NOT like
running a TIG


The American Society for Metals (ASM) has a great welding book, but the
first time reading it is overwhelming. It is hardcover and about as thick as
a J&L or MSC catalog. If you are serious about welding you will find it very
valuable over the years, but maybe not at first. Let's just say the book
doesn't come as standard equiptment with every Grizzly welder!

Dixon