Say goodbye to one-size-fits-all MIG guns and hello to precision engineering tailored to your exact needs.

Lincoln Electric has just released the brand new Powermig 211i MP. This machine is designed to be simple and reliable for many years to come. Keep reading...

The ESAB EM 210 is one of the best MIG welders on the market that is affordable, and has more performance features than other welders at the...

Learning to MIG weld aluminum can be tricky! Once you master it much easier than other aluminum welding options. Aluminum is soft which presents some challenges. We have some tips...

Combine versatility, portability, and affordability with the ESAB Rebel EMP 215ic! This machine packs a serious punch!

You already know that wire feeding through MIG guns has added a level of unmatched convenience and simplicity to many welding and production...

The new Millermatic 255 Pulsed MIG Welder releases in January 2019 and promises to take the popular Millermatic 252 MIG welder to the next level with its...

Get ready to weld with the recently updated and improved Lincoln Power MIG 260 welder that will take your repair work, maintenance jobs, and light industrial fabrication...

For welders and fabricators looking for a powerful and durable MIG welding machine that is easy to set up, use, and clean up, the Millermatic 252 from...

The success of MIG welding projects depends on picking the right wire electrode for the job. While you’ll first need to choose between solid core wire that...

Welders who have just spent over $1,000 on a brand new MIG welder may be hesitant to pick up a canister of shielding gas. That’s especially the...

MIG welding downhill works great for thin metal and joints that won’t see a lot of pressure and heavy use. However, once you start welding thicker metals...

MIG welding with fluxed core wire is significantly easier to set up than MIG welding with shielding gas. When you enter shielding gas into the mix, you...

Today’s guest post is by Ben Romenesko of Miller Electric. Do wire feed troubles with your MIG welder ever leave you frustrated? Burn back, wire slipping, birdsnests…...

When you’re MIG welding overhead, every welder will tell you that the same basic principles apply as a horizontal weld joint on your welding table. Before you...

MIG welding uphill is a hot topic in many welding forums because it’s generally easier to MIG weld downhill, and you’ll read plenty of experienced welders who...

MIG welders are extremely versatile welders that can handle a wide variety of projects. However, before you buy a spool of aluminum wire and try MIG welding...

MIG welding is one of the most popular welding methods in use today primarily because of its ease of use and its ability to weld continuously using...

There’s nothing worse than setting up for a welding project and then struggling to keep the puddle moving or fighting off chunks of spatter. Aluminum is one...

Whenever a welding technique must be performed using a MIG welder, you can expect spatter to occur.  Spatter is what is left of the wire electrode that...

MIG welders are great for welding a wide variety of metals, but one of the best uses for a MIG welder is welding aluminum. Aluminum is a...

MIG welding techniques that are used in the short arc method of welding are different than the techniques used in spray MIG welding.  In short circuit MIG...

Gases are an important part of MIG welding. In fact, they’re the source of the craft’s name: Metal Inert Gas welding. Technically speaking, inert gases are what...

MIG welding is one of the most popular types of welding, probably because it’s easiest to get started and continue to learn. Whether you’re a...