Course Details
MORE Dime Time on Aluminum
$251.99
More time on the clock - More time learning - MORE Time Stacking times!
Whether you're a daisy fresh rookie with less than 1 minute of TIG experience, or you're a pro on a different process, this is your class. We'll start with what you know ad keep building from there! I have some great training excercises that help you learn fast and understand how to control your welds in order to make a clean, proper result.
We can cover a lot of welding in 2 hours!
Additional Information
| Course Length: | 120 Minutes |
|---|---|
| Welding Process: | TIG |
| Metal Used: | Aluminum |
What's Included
(20) 1/16" Aluminum Welding Coupons
(20) 1/8" Aluminum Welding Coupons
(25) 1/6" Aluminum Filler Wires
(25) 3/32" Aluminum Filler Wires
(1) 3/32" LaYZr Tungsten
What's Required
TIG welding machine capable of AC output (can not be a DC only TIG machine)
Sufficient supply of 100% Argon gas (at least 800 PSI or more in the tank)
Welding hood, TIG Gloves & Proper PPE
Surface in which to weld upon (welding table, work bench with metal top, etc.)
Any device with a camera and microphone (smartphone, tablet, computer, etc)
Stable internet connection
About Your Coach
Hey Everyone! I'm Justin, creator of The Fabrication Series, and I absolutely love to teach welding. I originally got into the Fabrication and Welding industry over 20 years ago with the goal to build the sickest cars and parts on the planet.
After a life altering disability while serving in the US Navy, I jumped on to YouTube in 2015 to share some tips and techniques on becoming a Welder/Fabricator.
With the demand for short form welding training growing, I opened up welding classes at my shop in Las Vegas, NV in 2017. Having realized in 2019 that the demand for this format was growing rapidly, and understanding that not everyone can come to my shop easily, I started creating what is now Weld Coach.
I'm proud to bring my sho...
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the class was great. it was the first time i've had any feedback; before this, i've been completely self-taught. well, youtube taught, i suppose. anyway, justin gave me valuable pointers, and i will try to use them to improve.