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A good Tig Welding Tip for you is to use a TigFinger heatshield when you are welding and you cant find a good way to steady your hand. A TigFinger can be made from leather or from a finger of an old glove but it will not work as well as one that is made from high tech heat resistant material that is slick and slides easily on hot metal.
Have you ever been welding on something that got really hot and you started shaking a bit because you couldn’t prop directly on the hot metal? That is no way to show off your welding skills is it?
So here is my main tig welding tip:
Why not keep a TigFinger Heatshield in your back pocket for those times when you need to prop your knuckles right next to the weld?
I have found the TigFinger useful for tig welding all sorts of things:
- Aluminum castings like transmission housings that need a preheat or that get really hot while you weld
- 4130 chromoly tubing cluster welds or for roll bar or race car parts
- Stainless pipe and tubing welds
- Stainless steel headers where you need to rest your hand near the weld
- Aluminum tubing like for Tuna Towers and marine handrails
- magnesium castings like gearbox housings or some chainsaw parts
- aluminum or stainless boat propellors
The list goes on but I think you get the point…
A TigFinger is one of the most useful TIG tools ever.
An article like this about tig welding tips does not do it justice.
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