The mild steel of the hammer makes it hard to keep an edge, so [Jody] pulled out his TIG welder and laid down a bead on the cutting edge using an old drill bit as a fill rod. The video below shows ...

Well, you ruined that housing-you can't weld cast to mild steel." Jay Prosche-Jensen of Ultimate Driveline has heard that from "experts" for 30 years. Being the mild-mannered guy he is, his reply ...

Generally, when welding mild steel of ⅛- to ¼-inch thickness, E6010 (on DCEP only) or E6011 (AC or DCEP) rods work well using 75- to 125-amp settings. When welding vertically up, ...

After a whole lot of practice TIG welding mild steel, I swapped out the ER70S-6 mild steel rod for some 308L stainless steel rod and was able to fabricate a stainless steel exhaust system on my C10.

Using an 1/8" E6013 electrode, take three pieces of mild steel with the same dimensions listed above, make one flat butt weld lengthwise, and then one flat lap weld on top of one side of the ...

Build it well, and they will come to believe that’s the way it should be done.

The 190 is Miller’s smallest 240-volt MIG in the Millermatic line and will weld from 24-gauge up to 5/16-inch mild steel on a single pass, with a 40 percent duty cycle at 140 amps.

It is powerful, with up to 140-amp output, so you can weld mild steel up to 1/4-inch thick. Portable and compact, ... Welding can be dangerous, so don’t scrimp on safety equipment.

Fluxed Core Arc Welding (FCAW) is commonly used for mild steel, low-alloy steel, and stainless steel welding. This welding process has similarities to both SMAW and GMAW.