"Grinder & Paint makes me the welder I ain't". Love it! Make a great tattoo.

I'm glad you showed the proper way to remove a wire spool. If at least half of it doesn't unwind onto the floor, you didn't do it right!

The Fabrication Series is legit, all around. If you're in the Las Vegas area, you should absolutely take a class. It's 99% torch time and they're amazing teachers.

I have watched many welding channels and keep coming back to yours. Your videos are no nonsense and to the point with simple language that anybody can understand. I mostly mig weld but had a go at Tig and I loved it so I am going to start learning that as well. I'm waiting for my welder to arrive its a multi process which is much better than my straight mig I brought from my brother for 200 bucks. We all have to start somewhere! Keep up the awesome work.

When I worked at Maersk Container Industry in Denmark back in the late 90's, we mig brazed the thin outer shell of the sandwich panels of the reefers to the bottom rails. I didn't realize untill now what it actually was. It was primarily done by machine (welder on rails guided by a roller on the edge of the panel), but in the beginning in particular, there would be a lot of repairs needed afterwards, as there was sealant under the edge of the panel that sometimes leaked out and disturbed the brazing. But it makes sense. The panels were already spot welded to the rails, so there wasn't much to gain from welding the edge, as it just needed to be sealed before being spray galvanized (molten zink being sprayed onto the reefers by robots) and painted.

30 years ago I was in an art of wielding class. It was a new experimental class, the instructor didn’t know what to do with the 3 of us. Good to see others understand and enjoy the art of wielding.

The element of surprise is kind of fun, but I'd rather see "MIG Brazing" actually in the title. I almost skipped past it. This is a totally cool idea. This is the first time I'd heard of it.

I mig braze with sil bronze all the time. I run 100% argon in the MTS and it is a treat! Not cheap, but great for NON STRUCTURAL stuff.

I have a vintage No. 4-1/2 handplane that has a crack that was repaired by brazing. It's perfectly usable and useful again.

You can use 75/25 with SIB and you can use no gas at all for tacking , just up the voltage recessed tip is recommended !

One use of mig brazing is in high end auto restoration as a replacement for seam sealer on lap joints. For example in an exposed firewall. It adds strength and can make for some beautiful seams.

So cool!! Beautiful job man thx for sharing !!

Tim!, your channel is a honest learning, I take in good information everytime I stop by on your post, thanks Tim!!!

Can’t wait to have a small shop buy a welder and sign up for your course!

Great Vid. I have a roll of SiB kicking around somewhere, might mess around. One suggestion: Maybe talk a little about how settings/gas differ from a similar size steel filler (no need for absolute settings, just the difference from steel) and it would be nice to hear some observations about how it behaves as it lays into the wel... uh, braze pool. Looked like you were going straight-line and fast for example, no cursive e or zig-zag; Why? Good stuff tho, thanks!

Good stuff Tim. I enjoy Lear new stuff. So, if I understand this mig braising would be good to repair cast iron cracks in hand tools?

Thank You for your excellent videos. I have learned a lot and appreciate your approach to sharing knowledge. What brand brazing wire do you prefer? A where is the best place to buy it?

Great video and nice project! If using MIG or TIG silicon bronze on stainless tubing do you need a back purge?

I use Blue Demon .023 silicon bronze for mig brazing copper to stainless. Works well and is quicker then setting up the tig torch in most cases.

Now that was worth a look…..thanks.

Once again thanks Tim

Thank you!

Wow! This is pretty cool!!!

Will this metal torch braze? It's a little hotter than regular brazing rod, but seems like a good braze metal.

Thank you.

Hi Tim. I noticed that you use your Miller multimatic a lot. I’m trying to decide between the multimatic 215 and the Millermatic 211. I have a Maxstar now for stick so I would being using the Multimatic primarily for MIG. Does the Multimatic run MIG just as well as the Millermatic? Thanks and I love your videos!

been welding a long damn time. never knew they had mig braze wire. pretty neat.

I did not know that. Which makes for a "good day" :O) Thank you

The mig reel unwinding 🤣🤣

awsome. thankyou

I am confused I have looked every where to find out the setup for mig brazing. I have bought a hitbox mig 200 with a liner for aly welding, but it dose not list silicon bronze in settings, are you saying i set it as steel welding, with a faster wire speed and argon gas and thats it

the spool unraveling made me want to cry

Do they have a Flux Core Brazing Wire???

Can it be done with AC and no shielding gas?

great comparison.

It would be nice to have a follow up with machine settings.

Do you know of any problems using this method to make a petrol tank using stainless sheet

Will copper wire work?

ever use 308L SI ? it makes anyone a champ welding light GA stainless

Perfect timing. I have a DC chandelier from the 1800's. Cast brass and one of the stems is broken. Do you have to use Argon?

The unravelling roll of wire was great comedy 😂

Sorry, novice welder here, so forgive me if this is a stupid question. Would slowing down the feed achieve that better finish you were after? Also, what's the strength of Mig braze compared to, say, ordinary mig?

Thank you very much for all the good information sir, big respect One question plz.. Can this be done by a nonegas mig welding machine?

hello Tim great video I have a question is it necessary to change the liner in mig gun to use this wire and does it Bird nest Thanks Don.

Are you kidding not much to look at that's awesome 💯💯!!!!!! I have a question for you about that wire your useing first question were did you get it Second question is can it be used with let's say flux and butane to braze tiny things out of copper and brass Now I do have a mig welder the things I am on a quest for is for lack of a better exsplenation my budget don't allow me at this time to get new toys So long story short if you have any in put to share on my conundrum Thank you in advance

I tried to learn to weld myself, the results were shocking!

Grinder and paint will make me the welder I ain't. Have a very similar saying at the body shop I work at, primer and paint will make it what it ain't. Lol. Couldn't help but laugh when you said that.

Wow, KZfaq algorithm is killing it today. I was literally just wondering if mig brazing was a possible.

Add a Mig Brazing instructional to your course Tim, flesh it out a bit. 👍

Does mig brazing with silicone bronze work on aluminium? It looks aluminium in the shot with the band saw, but can't find anything about it online, just TIG.

where i can get this mig brazing wire ?! also i see vedio that weld aluminum to stanlessteel is this wire work for that or he use another

This is great, I have a stainless steel tank I need to repair and MIG brazing will work a charm. Thanks for this info. But, what is SODERING? there is an L in there you Americans, it's soldering!!! haha or do you live in Bouder Colorado?

I genuinely didn't know this was a thing

You can also use Silicon Bronze on Brass. But I think then it IS Welding ?

Does this need a shielding gas?

Or aluminium sheet

That's a very expensive spliff lighter if you ask me.

Can you provide a link to purchase the wire you used?

Don't forget to mention U can also use your welding gun as a chipping hammer!🤭

1 all ways learn something new watching your videos fantastic and your great at explaining things. Is your course available to people in the uk?and are you able to download or keep the videos? Looks like a great course I would like to do. 👍👍

illegal to use any braze for any motor structures. It's too brittle.

I thought this was going to be about hardfacing

Using Silicon bronze is more like gluing not welding! Great vid as usual!! Thx

I think I could've found something laying around that needed the .45 wire he wasted. Ya the little over 4 ft in the liner is always burned. Little stuff adds up if he did that what else does he waste ya know.. lol I'm messing around but am not wrong. Good video

So ur telling me that super thin base sheet metal didn't melt,Ha my good sir it is to laugh.

Do you have a video about welding pipe? Building my own turbo kit with a lot of pie cuts, using MIG, flat welding I have down, but my gun control moving around the pipe is crap and I’m not staying consistent.

Is soddering anything like soldering??

😊👍

You made a bobber

My chinese mig welder can also make big holes in the steel I am welding.

I brazed a brass nipple on a fuel tank today, goddamnit

"So why would you want to use a use mig welder to braze things anyways" Oooh, I can answer that! Cause gas brazing is literally impossible... Well, it's not impossible, people obviously do it.. But man, that stuff is so much harder than anything else I did with a welder back in school. I was never ever successful at that stuff.. Just could not figure it out for the life of me... Why is it so much harder than everything else?

Still can't see how SOLDERING became SODDERING. Must have been a Chinese Yank or Canadian who could not pronounce 'L'. By the way, I just 'SOD' my house. Interesting video by the way.

It’s not SODERING ITS SOLD ER ING SOLDERING

soddering 🤣🤣 we dont soddermise it we solder it .

Dear Americans, you know that word, “soldering”? See that third letter? It’s an “L”! The word is pronounced “SOLDERING” not “Soddering”! Regards, an Australian

THERE IS AN ‘L’ IN THE WORD ‘SOLDER’ it’s NOT ‘SODDER’

It’s not soddering’ it’s ‘soldering’ 🙄

Timwelds usually informative videos. This one. No information.

Screw that expensive MIG wire, just cut it and let it all unwind! IDIOT MOVE!

This sounds like a process I can utilize to fix my outdoor stainless grill. I suppose I could lug my TiG welder up the stairs on the back deck as easily as the MIG. I just suck at TIG and want usable results. 🥸