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Explore the advantages and disadvantages of MIG welding to see if it is the right welding process for you.

As new Millermatic MIG welders in the 200+ amp class become more affordable and packed with even more features, there are some accessory upgrades that will...

Sometimes you’ve got a simple MIG welder in your shop and you need to ask a lot of it for a large to medium project. If you...

“If you can only afford one welder, it really needs to be a MIG.” That is how Gearz host Stacey David ends his tutorial on MIG welders....

With the introduction of multiprocess welders such as Miller’s Multimatic and the ESAB Rebel, welders can do more with with a single welding machine. However, with all...

Rookie MIG welders may not know all of the ways that a welding project could go wrong or a MIG machine could be set up improperly. In...

MIG welding is used for a wide variety of applications, from large scale fabrication to more precise automotive work. MIG welders tend to create less spatter than...

MIG stands for Metal Inert Gas Welding and is an automatic or semi-automatic process in which wire connected to a source of current joins two pieces of...

MIG welding, or metal inert gas welding, is the most popular welding process today. If you caught our post on “Welding Deconstruction with DIY Network,” you already...

The Miller Electric welding company manufactures a variety of welding machines that can be used in the home, garage or for industrial uses.  If you are a...

Cold fingers slow you down. The right MIG gloves won't. Winter welding demands gear that keeps your hands warm, dry, and in control. Discover the top 5...