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It looks like this AR welding product from Miller is specific to MIG. A TIG simulator would be interesting, but it would probably be a lot more work to pull of
by elihu 4y ago
It looks like this AR welding product from Miller is specific to MIG. A TIG simulator would be interesting, but it would probably be a lot more work to pull off convincingly.
(For the non-welders reading this: with TIG welding you hold a "torch" in one hand that has a tungsten electrode and it blows an inert gas such as argon at the work area, and in the other hand you have welding rod that you periodically dip into the pool. MIG, on the other hand, uses a torch where the filler rod is the electrode, and there's a motorized feeder that's constantly extending the filler rod as you weld.)
edit: It looks like Miller do also have a virtual TIG setup, someone else posted a link to it. It looks pretty good, actually.