TFS: Understanding AC Balance #TIGSimple

Best. Welding. Video. Ever

Good video man

Great explanation! Thenks!

Very nice bro! AC balance made easy!

Thank you man. This means alot to me.

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Was that clear…..CRYSTAL! Thanks for your informative narrative on frequency and balance adjustments. You rock!

I’m not a welding yet, but have been wanting to be one for nearly three years but didn’t have my ged to go to school. Well I finally got my ged and got accepted to school and I start next month March 2022. This helps a lot

What do you recommend for a good auto darkening helmet. I am thinking about getting a Primeweld 225X.

Bro is on point💯… after many trials at work I’ve resolved my AC Balance trouble.. thank to u man. U simplified a rather tricky process… I appreciate you

excellent demo easy to understand thanks à lot well appreciated

Hi, i have the older type Thermamax Thermadyne tig 200p acdc inverter, new condition just alot of knobs. Not sure if you are familiar with it. I love your channel, you are extremely knowledgeable and straight forward. Mine don't show AC balance and Hz etc, different names. Can you help me with settings for Alluminium. I been ark welding for 28 years, mig welded a bit too but i need to master alluminium and stainless tig. My settings are Pre flow, Peak current, Basic Current, down slooe, arc force, pulse frequency, duty cycle, clean area width and gas after flow. Then ACDC, 2T 4T, pulse straight and tig mma. Thanks in advance, Michael Sharrock. Do you do online courses

Fascinating and CLEAR! And thanks for ZERO razzle-dazzle!

My tig welder has a dial for ac balance that you turn, starts at zero , you can go back to minus 50 or forward to plus 30 I have no idea how to make sense of it

My machine only shows from 10% to 30%

I am interested in the tig class, more importantly need to understand balance DC and ac .

Any tips for tig welding SS exhaust in place on vehicle?

Had my Cats stolen from under my F150~

Great Tip's guys much ablie

Hi can you tell me what the balance does on the primeweld 225 thanks

Thanks for the video from Kazakhstan!
If there is some time I will travel in my live across the US, definitely visit your classes)

Bro I been welding for 14 years and never had this explained to me haha thank u!😊

This is freaking brilliant, I am an electronics tech so totally understand all about waveforms,frequency, polarity, and spilt polarity waveforms etc etc, but I am a new comer to TIG welding aluminium ,just bought my first machine today, this video glued it all together, good job

Ótimo !

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Thank you bro

Thanks Justin, your videos have been invaluable, you explain everything so well with superb delivery and humor, my welding has improved vastly since I've been following you. Thank you once again.

excellent video

Thanks!

THANK YOU.. I've asked so many people to technically explain what it is "balancing": Whether it's frequency or if it's adjusting the amplitude. So "balancing is essentially changing the duty cycle. Interesting stuff

SUPER GREAT EASY explanation my friend. Just subscribed to your channel now. Keep up the great bideos

And that explained a lot very nicely SO THANKS 👍👍

thank you! great video! everything is simple and clear!👍👨‍🏭

Does anyone know why my caddy Tigs balance range is 50% - 98%?

Great Video. The AHHA light finally came on and made sense!!!! Thanks

that explanation finally made sense of this question to me. thank you.

Great tutorial! Finally figured out my made in Denmark machine displays the balance on the negative side! Really great information Thanks!

You are the best dude,i made a present to myself when i bought the ac/dc Tig and i feel like you made me another one with so much useful knowledge that you offer, realy thank you so much, hava a good one, Greetings from Greece!!!

Thanks Justin.. 😊

I just purchased a 325 ext everlast and mainly want to weld aluminum does the torch plug into the positive side or negative side. Thank you

Greta work

This episode plus AC Theory is foundational to us newbie wantabe welders. I’m a retired Pipe Fitter and a artistic metal fabricator these two episodes have been extremely helpful. Thanks, Studio565 Jim

So the positive is cleaning and the negative is penetration? I’m lit confused on that

“Bowl of snot” lmao!!! 😂

Makes sense. Thanks bro

Thanks! Now I can weld my generator bracket.
I have become a masterwelder with stainless just by watching your channel.

Tomorrow I will try cast aluminium again!

You are the best. Thanks❤
/Kim from Sweden

Fortunately I know that if Al is set at 1500°F in your graphic it should mean around its 600°C of its melting point, so therefore 3500°F should be approx 1400° of which temperature degrees normal people use. Yes I could ask Google for a conversion but... Oh please.
It would make more sense if you explain it in Kelvin scale.
Yeah it's a convention like any other but this thing makes no sense to me. And by this thing I mean the whole imperial system, which for how's not organized I don't see it being a system at all. I'm born with ten fingers you know, I'm not a buccaneer which has lost some of them to a crocodile. Damn, I try to learn something and have to focus on how to find a units converter...
Somebody will have to be stopping this madness, I'm just doing my part.
Thanks for the content anyways, units of measure was not the point of it ok.

What about the cast iron? Can i weld it using dc welding machine? Cause i have a dc welding machine but it has a pulse settings and frequency settings. Can i just weld the cast iron using EP? OR just EN?

Thanks, man. I like your videos. Your explanation is very clear and understandable. Keep doing all your videos in that manner. You are the best.

Hole theory states that electricity in a DC circuit actually does flow from pos to neg