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SET 1: 8 WELDING AND CUTTING DVDS, 35 WELDING EBOOKS +2 INTERACTIVE WELDING PROGRAMMES THESE DVDS CONTAIN EIGHT DIFFERENT FULL WELDING TUITION PROGRAMMES AND TWO CUTTING PROGRAMMES. THEY ARE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMES AND WILL TEACH YOU ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW TO BECOME A WELDER. THIS IS 'SET 1' FOR THE LEARNER WELDER, PLEASE SEE MY OTHER ITEMS FOR 'SET 2' ADVANCED WELDER' ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS DEAL ARE 35 WELDING EBOOKS(AN EBOOK IS THE DIGITAL EQUIVALENT OF A CONVENTIAL PRINTED BOOK, ie- A COMPLETE BOOK TRANSFERRED TO A FILE THAT YOU CAN OPEN ON YOUR COMPUTER AND VIEW EVERY PAGE (USUALLY USING 'ADOBE READER' OR SIMILAR PROGRAMMES THAT 99% OF COMPUTERS USE) THESE EBOOKS ARE THE PERFECT PAIRING FOR THESE INSTRUCTIONAL WELDING PROGRAMMES AND CONTAIN OVER 1952 PAGES OF INFORMATION ON ALL ASPECTS OF WELDING. THE QUALITY OF THESE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMES ARE HIGH CLASS - YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. 2 INTERACTIVE WELDING CD-ROMS: IN THIS DVD SET YOU ALSO GET 2 INTERACTIVE WELDING PROGRAMMES THAT EXPLAIN EACH+EVERY WELDING PROCESS WITH ACTUAL WELDING FOOTAGE, IMAGES AND RUNNING AUDIO COMMENTARY-THE PERFECT PAIRING FOR THE WELDING DVDS+EBOOKS!!! ! THE WELDING DVDS CONTAIN OVER 2 hours 30 minutes OF FOOTAGE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF WELDING AND ARE PUT TOGETHER ON ONE DVD, EACH SET OUT IN DIFFERENT CHAPTERS ON A PROFESSIONAL MENU. THERE IS ALSO OVER 30 minutes OF ARC CUTTING/GOUGING+OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING. **NEW**: ALSO INCLUDED WHEN YOU BUY THIS DVD IS A BONUS 'ENGINEERING' DVD, SEE BOTTOM OF THIS LISTING FOR DETAILS....
THE WELDING PROGRAMMES ARE: PROGRAMME 1: GAS METAL ARC WELDING + FLUX CORE WELDING GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING PROGRAMME 3: OXYFUEL WELDING PROGRAMME 4: OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING PROGRAMME 5:
PROGRAMME 6: Introduction to Welding PROGRAMME 7: ARC WELDING
2 CUTTING PROGRAMMES: CUTTING DVD CONTAINS OVER 45 minutes OF FOOTAGE PROGRAMME 1: OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING. PROGRAMME 2: ARC CUTTING AND GOUGING **BONUS DVD**: ENGINEERING DVD
35 WELDING
EBOOKS: THESE BOOKS ARE A PERFECT PAIRING
FOR THE DVDS YOU ARE BUYING IN THAT THEY EXPLAIN EVERYTHING ON THE DVDS BUT IN
SO MUCH MORE DETAIL AND BEING AS THEY WILL BE ON YOUR COMPUTER YOU CAN VIEW THEM
AT YOUR OWN PACE. THE EBOOKS CONTAIN FULL CHAPTERS
EXPLAINING VIRTUALLY ALL INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW TO BECOME A PROPER WELDER
AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF ALL PRINCIPLES OF WELDING. I HAVE LISTED ABOUT 20% OF THE
CHAPTERS BELOW AS I SIMPLY DONT HAVE ENOUGH SPACE TO FIT THEM ALL IN!! JUST A SMALL FRACTION OF THE
CHAPTERS ARE:
OTHER SUBJECTS
THOROUGHLY COVERED(WITH DIAGRAMS) ARE: SHIELDED METAL ARC
WELDING GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING GAS METAL ARC WELDING FLUX CORED ARC WELDING ELECTROSLAG WELDING OXY-FUEL GAS WELDING FILLER METALS SMAW ELECTRODES GMAW + FCAW ELECTRODES REASONS FOR PRE-HEAT LOCAL HEAT TREATMENT CUTTING OF METALS ONE BOOK CONTAINS
INFORMATION ON ALUMINIUM WELDING(A VERY COMPLICATED PROCESS) SUCH AS: PHYSICAL PROPERTIES,
HEAT TREATMENT, STRENGTH OF WELD, FILLER METAL, SURFACE PREPARATION, FLAME
STRENGTHENING, HOW TO REDUCE DISTORTIONS, CORROSION, MIG WELDING ALUMINIUM, TIG
WELDING ALUMINIUM, PLASMA-ARC WELDING ALUMINIUM, LASER WELDING ALUMINIUM,
SHIELDED GASSES USED TO WELD ALUMINIUM, ALL POTENTIAL WELD DEFECTS:
SOLIDIFICATION CRACKING, INCOMPLETE FUSION, POROSITY, INCLUSION, DETECTION
etc ALSO INCLUDED IN THESE BOOKS ARE: PARENT METAL
PREPARATION:SURFACE CONDITION, EDGE PREPARATION, PRE-HEATING, POST HEATING. DISTORTION
DURING WELDING:CAUSES OF DISTORTION, FACTORS AFFECTING
DISTORTION. PERMISSABLE METHODS OF CORRECTING DISTORTION. VISUAL EXAMINATION OF WELDS FUSION WITHOUT FILLER METAL DEPOSITING STRAIGHT RUNS-FLAT
POSITION STOPPING AND RESTARTING BUILDING UP THE CRATER DEPOSITING RUNS-VERTICAL
UPWARDS TACK WELDS CORNER JOINT-FLAT POSITION CLOSE SQUARE T-FILLET POSITION LAP JOINT-SINGLE FILLET WELD SINGLE EDGE BUTT JOINTS CORNER JOINT-HORIZONTAL/VERTICAL OPEN SQUARE T-FILLET JOINT ___________________________________________________ 2 WELDING
CD-ROMS: CD-ROM 1: THIS EXCELLENT
CD-ROM JUST SLIPS INTO YOUR COMPUTER AND YOU ARE AWAY! ONCE YOU
START IT GIVES YOU THE CHOICE OF WHICH WELDING PROCESS YOU WOULD LIKE TO VIEW:
TIG, MIG, STICK OR PLASMA AND THEN YOU CHOOSE WHICHEVER PROCESS YOU WANT AND
THE PROGRAMME THEN TAKES YOU THROUGH A TUTORIAL OF HOW TO PERFORM EACH TASK,
SHOWING YOU MOVING VIDEO AND CLEAR AUDIO ON EACH AND EVERY STEP!! THIS IS THE FULL 'PAID-UP' VERSION!! CD-ROM 2: THIS PROGRAMME IS QUITE SIMPLY THE
ULTIMATE LEARNING TOOL FOR ANYONE WHO NOT ONLY WANTS TO LEARN HOW TO WELD BUT
WANTS TO LEARN ALL THE MAIN WELD PROCESSES:
THIS PROGRAMME EXPLAINS IN GREAT DETAIL
HOW EACH WELD PROCESS IS APPLIED BY VIDEO, STILL IMAGES AND RUNNING COMMENTARY. I MUST STRESS THAT THIS IS ONLY THE DEMONSTRATION VERSION OF THE FULL PROGRAMME THAT ACTUALLY COSTS SEVERAL HUNDREDS OF POUNDS. HOWEVER, YOU GET THE FULL BENEFITS OF THE FIRST CHAPTER 'METAL ARC WELDING WITH COVERED ELECTRODES' WHICH IS EXPLAINED IN DETAIL AND ALSO FULL INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO BUY THE FULL VERSION IF YOU DECIDE TO. SET 2: 9 WELDING DVDS: Over 15 Ebooks(1800 pages) and 2 interactive Welding Programmes. FEEDBACK BUYERS OF THESE DVDS HAVE LEFT: "MUCH more info than other Welding dvds on Ebay", "Great DVDs, worth a look ++++++", "Very informative dvds, great to learn to weld to", "Best Welding dvds around, interesting stuff", "TOP CLASS WELDING PROGRAMMES. A++", "very useful info, many thanks", "Thorough introduction to all Welding processes"..... ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS DEAL ARE 35 WELDING
EBOOKS(AN EBOOK IS THE DIGITAL EQUIVALENT
OF A CONVENTIAL PRINTED BOOK, ie- A COMPLETE BOOK TRANSFERRED TO A FILE THAT
YOU CAN OPEN ON YOUR COMPUTER AND VIEW EVERY PAGE (USUALLY USING 'ADOBE READER'
OR SIMILAR PROGRAMMES THAT 99% OF COMPUTERS USE) THESE EBOOKS ARE THE PERFECT PAIRING FOR THESE
INSTRUCTIONAL WELDING PROGRAMMES AND CONTAIN OVER 1952 PAGES OF INFORMATION ON
ALL ASPECTS OF WELDING. THIS IS 'SET 2' FOR THE MORE ADVANCED WELDER, PLEASE SEE MY OTHER ITEMS FOR 'SET 1: LEARNER WELDER' *DVD 1:* COMPLETE TIG WELDING: 2 Hours long. This is a very sought after Tig Welding dvd as it is well known for covering virtually every aspect of Tig Welding possible. Features How to weld butts, square joints, vertical, How to prepare the electrodes etc etc: TIG welding has been long recognized as the premiere welding process, which can make beautiful, strong welds on nearly any metal. In this easy-to-follow program, This dvd covers the basic processes used for TIG welding, covering proper machine setup, joint preparation, electrode selection and preparation, torch technique, and perhaps most importantly, what to check for when things go wrong! This has a thoughtful description of the welding process, coupled with the close-up photography that brings the action into clear view makes the seemingly difficult process of TIG welding easy to understand. Engineering Methods of Welding: An extremely interesting programme that covers all the main Welding processes. *DVD 2:* Arc Welding: 90 minutes of absolutely everything there is to know about how to Arc weld. This dvd consists of two programmes of 45minutes each and is quite simply the best Arc welding dvd i have seen. Features chapters such as 'The different electrodes and what they are used for, Troubleshooting guide, Vertical Up Hill Arc Welding(difficult!!), Sidewall Welding, Lap joint Welding, Corner edge Welding, etc etc... *DVD 3:* All 4 Main Welding Processes on 1 Dvd: Nearly 2 hours on 1 Dvd. This excellent dvd has four seperate programmes: Arc Welding, Oxy-Fuel Welding, Mig Welding and Tig Welding: These programmes are NOT replicated in this package and are NOT the same as the dvds you have already bought from me. Again, these programmes explain clearly and concisely how to Weld in each Process. A useful learning Dvd.
*DVD 4:* The Ultimate Guide To Mig Welding: 1 hour: This is the creme' de la creme' of Mig Welding Dvds as it was made by This dvd contains all the basics of Mig Welding you could ever want/need to know.
*DVD 5* How Welding Electrodes Are Made+5 Programmes: This Dvd features an interesting programme explaining how Arc Welding electrodes are made and the various different types and power markings. Aluminium Welding with Mig: Rare to find footage of Aluminium Welding with Mig-Very useful if and when you want to make the jump to Aluminium Welding. Mig Troubleshooting Guide: A very helpful programme which can help with any problems you may come across whilst Mig Welding. Welding On a Cruise Ship: Shows how to Mig Weld vertically up- Rare footage to find!! The Mig Welding Principles: The principles of Mig Welding explained. Flux Core Welding: Footage of Flux Core Welding and the process explained!
*DVD 6* Modern Methods Of Welding: Fantastic Programme that shows all the modern methods of Welding. Vertical Arc Welding Footage, Gas Cutting Footage, Mig Welding Footage,
*DVD 7* Tig Fundamentals: A thorough cd-rom look/guide to Tig Welding, more in-depth
than the 'All Welding' cd-rom. *DVD 8* Mig Fundamentals: A thorough cd-rom look/guide to Mig Welding,
more in-depth that the 'All Welding cd-rom' in Package 1 *DVD 9:* Ebooks: Welding
Theory and Application: Over 300 pages. Welding
Metallurgy of Stainless Steel: 62 pages 3G
Welding: This
book covers exact Settings, Techniques and Procedures for passing the 3G
Vertical Mild Steel Welding Test using SMAW/Stick/Arc: 76 pages Welding
Safety: 48
pages Study
Guide for the Welder: This book will refresh your back ground in basic Welding knowledge for
testing purposes:84 pages High
Quality Welds in Mig: 60 pages US
Navy Course- Steelworker. Vol 1: 244 pages US
Navy Course-Steelworker: Vol 2: 416 pages US
Navy Course:
Hull Maintenance: Everything from Sheet metal Layout and Fabrication, Shop
mathematics, Piping Systems, Brazing and Braze Welding to Structural Steel
Welding: 647 pages Underwater
Welding: 5
pages Safety
in Welding, Cutting and similar processes: 16 pages SET 3: Welcome to Welding Set 3, i have condensed a massive 12 seperate Welding Dvds onto 4 Dvds. The previous two Sets (also available on Ebay) have been to learn how to Weld the basic and intermediate level Weld skills neccesary to become a Welder, this Package includes the more advanced skills, such as Vertical Welding, Stainless Steel, Pipe Welding, Thin Sheet Metal Welding, How To Weld in Extreme temperatures, Overhead Welding Aluminium Plate etc. Also on the Fourth Dvd in this Package is a huge 3.62GB of assorted Welding Ebooks, that means over 6000 pages of Welding Tips, Advice, Help, and Instructions on One Dvd. A whole range of new subjects are included, such as: Boeing design Manual(60 pages):
100 Welding Fundamentals(100 pages):
Suggestion For Welding Stainless Steel(100 pages) Welding Of Pipelines 3G Welding(76 Pages) Welding Theory and Application Study Guide for the Welder Desiphering Weld Symbols And lots, lots more besides these.
Package 3 Welding Dvds contain the following 3 Dvds plus the Ebooks Dvd: DVD 1: Tig Welding Stainless Steel-Vertical: The invention concerns a method for welding for example stainless steel, aluminium or alloys of these materials, whereby an electric arc is formed between the material to be welded and an electrode, which arc is shielded from the ambient air by means of an inert gas, whereas one of the far ends of a first welding rod is brought in this electric arc, or in its proximity, such that this welding rod gradually melts via said far end in order to form a welding seam. Such a method for welding stainless steel, aluminium or alloys of these materials is known as TIG welding ("Tungsten Inert Gas" welding). According to the present state of the art, the welding rods used for TIG welding are not used up entirely. In particular, one far end of the welding rod must be manually held, in order to make its other far end melt in said electric arc. The length of the welding rod is hereby gradually shortened, such that the far end by which the rod is held gradually approaches the electric arc. At a given moment, due to the enormous heat generated by the electric arc, it will be impossible to further hold this far end manually. If the welding rod is manipulated by means of a tool, such as thermally insulated pliers, one has to take care that the tool does not end up in said electric arc in order to prevent it from melting, thereby creating impurities in the welding seam. Thus, there is always a remaining part of the rod which cannot be used up and which is regarded as waste. The invention aims a method which makes it possible to entirely use up a welding rod when TIG welding for example stainless steel, aluminium or alloys of these materials. Practically, before said welding rod has melted entirely, the far end of the welding rod which is not situated in the electric arc is connected to a far end of a second welding rod by means of a connecting element made of aluminium or stainless steel, whereby said first welding rod is then gradually melted further to said first far end while forming said welding seam, such that it is used up entirely. According to a special embodiment of the method according to the invention, when said other far end of the first welding rod is situated in said electric arc, the connecting element is also brought at least partially in said arc, such that it gradually melts in order to form said welding seam In an advantageous manner, said first and second rod are coaxially connected to one another. Tig Welding Aluminium-Vertical: Tips on Aluminium Welding…
Base-metal
preparation: To weld aluminium, care must be taken to clean the base material
and remove any aluminium oxide. Aluminium oxide on the surface of the material
melts at 3,700 F where as the base-material aluminium underneath will melt at
1,200 F. Therefore, leaving any oxide on the surface of the base material will
reduce penetration of the filler metal into the work piece. To remove aluminium
oxides, use a stainless-steel wire brush or solvents and etching solutions.
When using a stainless-steel brush, brush only in one direction. Take care to
not brush too roughly: rough brushing can further imbed the oxides in the work
piece. Also, use the brush only on aluminium work; do not clean aluminium with
a brush that’s been used on stainless or carbon steel. If using chemical
etching solutions, make sure to remove the solution from the work before
welding. To minimize the
risk of hydrocarbons from oils or cutting solvents entering the weld, remove
them with a degreaser. Consult the degreaser instructions to insure it does not
contain any hydrocarbons. Introduction to MMA, Tig+Mig Close
up+Pipe Welding: Welding is the simplest and easiest way to join sections of pipe. The need for complicated joint designs and special threading equipment is eliminated. Welded pipe has reduced flow restrictions compared to me-chanical connections and the overall installation costs are less. The most popular method for welding pipe is the shielded metal-arc process; however, gas shielded arc methods have made big inroads as a result of new advances in welding technology. Pipe welding has become recognized as a profession in itself. Even though many of the skills are comparable to other types of welding, pipe welders develop skills that are unique only to pipe welding. Because of the hazardous materials that most pipelines carry, pipe welders are required to pass specific tests before they can be certified. Tig Welding-How to Weld High Quality Strong Welds: Includes how to weld Butt joints succesfully using Tig Welding.
DVD 2: Essential Mig Welding: Everything you need to know regarding Mig Welding, lasts for over 50 minutes and is very thorough. Welding Thin Sheet Metal: Successfully
Welding Sheet Metal With GMAW And GTAW For fabricators and others
with bottom line goals, welding sheet metal often means a constant battle
between productivity and equipment investment vs. burn-through, warping,
excessive heat affected zones (HAZ) and weld appearance. For the individual
occasionally welding sheet metal, success can be as simple as learning the
proper techniques. Process
Selection When welding thin metal,
the main objective is to avoid warping, burn-through and excessive heat
affected zones while still ensuring the weld has sufficient mechanical strength
for the application. The welding processes that provide the most control over
heat are short circuit transfer GMAW ("short arc"), pulsed GMAW, GTAW
and pulsed GTAW. Process-Specific
Advice GMAW Electrode and
Shielding Gas Selection For welding mild steel,
choose an AWS E70 wire in S-2, S-3 or S-6 classification. For shielding a
shielding gas, always use a high argon-based gas, such as 75 percent argon/25
percent CO2 gas (commonly called 75/25 or C25). Argon carries less heat than
pure CO2, and you'll get less spatter. The two most popular wires
for aluminum are ER4043 and ER5356. While the latter feeds more easily, choose
ER4043 in .030 in. diameter to solve heat-related problems. ER4043 melts at a
lower temperature and uses slower wire feed speed, often making it the superior
choice in sheet metal applications. Always use 100 percent argon shielding gas. For welding 304 stainless
steel, ER308, ER308L and ER308LSI wires are compatible. For welding 316L
stainless, you need a 316L wire. Use a "tri-mix" shielding gas
consisting of 90 percent helium/8 percent argon/2 percent CO2. Note: Do not
attempt to weld thin metal with flux cored wires. These wires use more heat
because they require globular transfer. Unlike short arc, where the weld puddle
cools every time the wire touches the base metal, the arc remains "on"
constantly with globular transfer. Welding in severe cold Weather: An excellent dvd explaining the do's and don'ts of Welding in Severe cold Temperatures. Arc Welding Tips and Tricks: NEW TO ARC WELDING? WANT TO LEARN BASIC TIPS AND PROCEDURES FROM THE PROS WITHOUT TAKING EXPENSIVE LESSONS? THIS DVD FEATURES AN ARC WELDING INSTRUCTOR WHO IS ALSO A FULL TIME ARC WELDER WITH 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE. THIS 91 MINUTE DVD WAS SHOT USING CAMERAS WITH SPECIAL LENSES THAT ALLOW YOU TO ACTUALLY SEE THE WELDING ARC AND WELDING PUDDLE. THIS SHOULS HELP YOU BETTER SEE AND UNDERSTAND HOW TO MOVE YOUR WELDING ROD AND MAINTAIN THE PROPER ROD-TO-METAL GAP! THE 22 LESSONS IN THIS DVD ARE:
DVD 3: Spot Welding: This dvd explains how the Spot Welding procedure works and gives some excellent slow-motion shots to help explain further. Mig Welding Open Corner+T-joint in the Flat Position: A good Dvd showing how to Weld an open corner joint with Mig, including how to get an even finish on the Weld with no overlap. Overhead Tee+Open Corner Joints on Aluminium Plate: The most difficult Welding process is Overhead Welding and the most difficult metal to Weld is Aluminium, this dvd shows how to Weld Aluminium in the Overhead position. This dvd footage is extremely rare to get hold of as it is such a hard skill to learn. Robo-Welder Film:
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