Mig Weld Vertical Up

MIG welding is the easiest welding modus operandi to memorize.


Metal inert Gauze (MIG) welding increases productivity and eases the welding learning curve for those distinct to the welding mode. This is due to the MIG welding step using a continual spool of wire over a short consumable electrode (stick) or a nonconsumable electrode and filler rod (TIG), which allows you to stop and weld. All the more though MIG welding is an easier manner, there are much Correct welding techniques that you Testament obligation to memorize, including vertical up, one of the most strenuous MIG welds.


Instructions


1. Administer up the front or side lid, depending on the welder manufacturer, of the MIG welder. Stare at the weld-guide-chart for the recommended voltage and wire velocity setting for 11 gauge (11ga) carbon steel.


2. Stand the tacked welded pieces of metal vertically with the corner formed in Steps four and five facing toward you and tack one of the metal pieces to the top of the worktable.7. Place the tip of the MIG gun at the lowest point of the fillet weld joint, lower your welding hood and depress the trigger of the MIG gun.


Settle on your safety glasses, welding hood and kid welding gloves.


4. Situate one plenty of the 11ga carbon steel Apartment lodgings on the surface of the welding table and apartment the path of the moment portion of carbon steel on top of the head group to cast a T.


5. Straighten the gratuity of the MIG gun with the intersection of the two pieces of metal, lower your welding hood and pull the trigger of the MIG gun to appearance a tack weld between the two metal pieces. You need to hold the MIG gun trigger for 2 seconds to ensure a proper tack weld. Repeat the process to place a second tack weld on the two pieces of metal.


6. Turn on the MIG welder and allot the voltage and wire rush per the weld ride chart. The weld-guide-chart-settings are speedy, on the other hand you may committal to constitute adjustments for your particular welding style.3.



8. Run the tip of the MIG welder across the weld joint, up 3/16-inch at a 30-degree angle, moving toward the center of the joint and back down 1/8-inch at a 30-degree angle. Repeat the process until the entire joint has been welded vertical up. You are creating small triangles with the weld puddle, using the center of the weld joint as the top point of the triangle.


9. Allow the welded pieces of carbon steel to cool to room temperature before pulling the pieces toward the tack weld to free them from the surface of the welding table.