More than 60 visual settings charts that pull together amperage, voltage, wire feed speed and shielding gas for the main material and thickness combinations in MIG and TIG, everything ready to apply, so you'll weld with more confidence from the first bead.
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Instead of gambling sheet, wire and machine time trying to find the setting from scratch, you start from a reference built for that material, that process and that thickness.
No more scrubbing through a long video, posting in a group and waiting, or squinting at the door chart of a machine you don't even own. You'll have your own library to pull from whenever you need it.
Amperage? Voltage? Wire feed speed? Shielding gas? Pull the chart for the right combination and you'll have a far clearer starting point before the arc ever lights.
Mild steel, stainless and aluminum. Check the reference for MIG and for TIG, according to the chart available for each situation.
When the bead comes out wrong, the chart gives you something to compare it against. Porosity, undercut, lack of penetration or spatter everywhere, the Expected Result field shows you what to look for, so the next pass gets corrected instead of guessed.
You'll still fine tune for your machine and your metal, but you won't be starting in the dark anymore. With an organized reference in hand, it gets much simpler to pick the setting and repeat a result that already worked.
Your time belongs to the arc, not to a dozen open browser tabs
A metal or a thickness you've never run shows up? Instead of wondering which amperage, voltage or gas to try first, you check an organized reference for that situation and start with real direction.
Ever burned straight through a piece of sheet and had to walk back to the rack and cut another one? That's exactly what starting from a reference prevents, instead of paying for the lesson in scrap.
One video says one thing, the next guy says something totally different, and you're still not sure either one fits your machine. Now the answer sits in one organized library you can check in the middle of the job.
Instead of just copying a number you found online, you'll have a reference presented with the material, the process and the thickness that go with it.
Start your test from a more targeted reference and understand better what can be adjusted to chase a cleaner bead and more precise penetration, in line with the expected result.
Apprentice or journeyman, you'll have a reference sitting next to you, so you don't have to lean only on memory, on a loose scrap of information, or on trial and error every time new work comes in.
Everything lands in your inbox right away, 60 settings charts organized by material first, then by process, MIG and TIG side by side.
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And you still get 6 bonuses to go past the setting itself
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Catch the five setup mistakes that no amperage change can ever fix, in the two minutes before your arc.
Any settings chart turns into your own chart, with three scrap coupons and one variable changed at a time.
Sort an unmarked drop by magnet, spark and surface, then walk straight to the right section of the book.
The bead that came out perfect last Tuesday comes out perfect again, because the numbers are written down.
No more losing an afternoon to a supply run, because the wire, the gas and the tips are already on the shelf.
Take in a job you have never welded before and still sound like you have, with seven questions at the counter.
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Three shops, three materials, and what changed at the bench
“Thin panel steel kept blowing through on me and I was grinding more than I was welding. I pulled the chart for that panel, set the machine where it said, ran a scrap coupon first, and the next bead laid flat. The patch goes in now without the panel warping on me.”
auto body technician, Springfield, Missouri, United States
“Stainless is where I used to slow down, because sugaring on the root side means cutting the joint out and starting over. The chart gives me the tungsten, the polarity and where to start the amps, and it says right on the sheet to purge the back. I keep it on my phone in the booth and I quit guessing.”
fabrication shop welder, Beaumont, Texas, United States
“Aluminum was a whole different animal for me and I burned through more brackets than I want to admit. The aluminum chart put me on push instead of drag and explained why the start of the bead runs cold, and that alone fixed it. It lives on my phone out in the shop, where the manual never is.”
farm equipment repair, Grand Island, Nebraska, United States
Open it, go through the material, and see whether it earns a spot next to your machine. Nothing here asks you to decide blind:
👉 You open it. You read it. And 15 days of guarantee sit behind it.
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Payment clears and access opens on its own. No waiting in line, and nobody on the other end has to approve you.
Check the inbox you paid with. That's where the files show up, 100% digital, with no app to install.
Open it on your phone, your tablet or your computer, right next to the machine.
Not necessarily, and that difference matters. The charts give you reference settings for the material, the process and the thickness. Since equipment, consumables and the condition of the piece all vary, you use the listed setting as a starting point and fine tune on your own machine, including a test bead on a coupon before you touch the real piece.
Yes. That's exactly the point. If you still freeze when it's time to set amperage, voltage, wire feed speed or gas, you stop figuring it out alone and start from an organized reference that shows you where to begin.
Yes. Even with years on the gun, an unfamiliar metal or an odd thickness shows up, and you want a fast reference instead of stopping the job to research from zero.
The library covers mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum.
Yes. The library covers both processes, with charts organized by material first and then by process.
Material, process, thickness, recommended consumable, amperage, voltage, wire feed speed, shielding gas and flow rate, torch distance and angle, polarity (on TIG), expected result and a quick defect diagnosis.
There's plenty of loose information in videos, groups and forums. What the library does is keep you from having to search, compare and organize it all over again every time a different job comes in.
It's 100% digital. You'll read it on your phone, tablet or computer, including right there in the shop, next to the machine.
Yes, you get 15 days to go through the material and request a refund if it doesn't do what you expected.
The Basic Plan is $9.90 and includes the 60 MIG & TIG Welding Settings Charts. The Complete Plan is $14.90 and adds all 6 bonuses on top of the charts: Before You Strike the Arc, Dial It In on Three Coupons, What Metal Is This?, Your Machine's Settings Log, The Welder's Shelf Stock List and The Job Intake Script. Both are a one-time payment.