How A MIG Welder Works
How to Be Safe While MIG Welding
Picking a MIG Welder
How to Setup a MIG Welder
Loading a MIG Welder Wire
Preparing Metal for Welding
How to Prepare a Butt Joint for a MIG Welder
How to MIG Weld a Butt Joint
How to Do MIG Tack Welding
How to MIG Weld a Lap Joint
How to MIG Weld an Angled Joint
How to MIG Weld a Puddle Joint
How to Fill in Holes with a MIG Welder
Removing a Broken Stud for MIG Welding
How to Clean a MIG Welder
Summary: In the market for a MIG welder? Learn how to pick the best MIG welder in this free welding video clip.
Mike Rogers has over 30 years of welding experience. He was initially trained by haulage construction company Crane Fruehauf. His most engineering projects included the construction of...read more
"Hi I'm Mike Rogers and on the basics of mig welding and how to choose your machine. The first thing to think about is the weight of the material that is likely to be working with. If you are on simple automotive work and steel work on just up to 2-3 millimeters that are basic 100 watts mig welder such as this is more adequate for the job. You get a chose of four different heat settings and multiple wire speed settings selected to be ...thickness of material you are working with. The second choose you get in this stage is whether to go with a machine that requires no gas or a machine that uses special wire which is called a gas less wire."
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