Double Down on Your TIG Welding Skills | Two TIG Root Techniques!
TIG welding a root while holding the filler wire at the top and the bottom of the bevel is a technique that can provide improved weld quality and control. In these two techniques, the filler wire is held at the top and the bottom of the bevel and fed into the weld pool as the torch moves along the joint.

To perform these techniques, you will need to establish the proper arc length between the tungsten electrode and the workpiece. The filler wire should be held at a 10-degree angle to the joint and fed into the weld pool as the torch moves along the joint.

It is important to maintain a consistent travel speed and maintain proper torch angle and distance throughout the weld.
With practice and attention to detail, this technique can produce high-quality welds with excellent control and precision.

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