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What exactly is TIG welding?
WHAT EXACTLY IS TIG WELDING? Let's cover some of the basics TIG Torch The torch consists of a handle, a trigger switch (if so equipped, if not, a foot pedal is used), and a long, slender electrode holder. The electrode holder contains...
The Ultimate Guide to Welding Stainless Steel
ANDREW RIPAMONTI Oct 1, 2022 Welding Stainless Steel the Right Way: A Comprehensive Guide Are you a professional welder looking to take your skills to the next level? A hobbyist looking to lay down some badass welds on a personal project? Do...
10 Best Keg CO2 Regulators - Recommended by the Pros
Carbon dioxide is a powerful and essential part of the beer-making process (and when creating excellent kombucha, if that’s more your speed). Not only does CO2 help beermakers achieve the right foam head whenever a beer is poured, but the addition of...
TIG Welding: A Guide to Choosing the Right Tungsten
ANDREW RIPAMONTI MAY 5, 2021 TIG Welding: A Guide to Choosing the Right Tungsten "When you choose the right tungsten, achieving the coveted 'stacked dimes' look is 100% possible. " From novice welders to those with years of experience, TIG welding...
The Ultimate Argon Regulator Guide
Argon regulators and flowmeters are essential for clean, precise welds. This guide explains how they work, how to set flow rates, and why every welder needs one. Learn to optimize your gas use and welding performance with SPARC USA’s professional-grade gear.
How to TIG Weld Aluminum the Right Way
TIG welding aluminum requires precision, heat control, and oxide removal. This guide explains AC balance, frequency, amperage, filler technique, and practical tips to help you achieve clean, strong, professional “stacked dimes” aluminum welds.
The Best CO2 Pressure for Your Beer Keg
Have you ever been embarrassed by the way your beer looks and tastes after pouring it from your keg? Does your beer have a weird taste to it? Too much foam or not enough? Well, welcome to your one stop-shop on setting...
MIG Welding: How It Works and Tips for a Better Weld
What is MIG Welding? MIG welding is a versatile method of welding used in a wide range of industries. MIG stands for Metal Inert Gas. It is a technique that utilizes a consumable metal wire electrode to create an electric arc that...
What is Argon and Why is It Used for Welding?
Argon is one of the most important gases in the welding world. As a stable, inert shielding gas, it protects the molten weld from oxygen, moisture, and other contaminants that cause porosity or weak joints. In TIG and MIG welding, argon helps...
