TIG welding practice material.

Depending on the product, you’ll be running beads on coupons or building small welding projects like cubes or shapes.

Everything is laser cut and ready to weld, so you can focus on practising and improving your welds.

TIG settings depend on the material and thickness you’re welding.

If you're wondering what amps to run for 2mm stainless or aluminium, we’ve put together a simple TIG settings guide to help you get started.

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Suitable for beginners through to experienced welders.

Beginners can use the coupons and kits to learn the basics and build confidence.

More experienced welders use them to practise, refine technique, or take on a small project in the shed.

Suitable for beginners through to experienced welders.

Beginners can use them to learn and practise.

Experienced welders use them to refine technique or build a quick project.

They give you repeatable practice.

Coupons are great for running beads and improving control.

Project kits help with fit-up, tacking, and outside corner welds.

More time under the hood leads to cleaner, more consistent welds.

You’ll need a TIG welder and shielding gas.

Some kits also require filler wire, which is included in certain bundles.

Other than that, the parts arrive ready to weld — no cutting or fabrication required.

That’s part of the process.

These kits are designed for practice, so mistakes are expected.

Grind it back, adjust your settings, and go again.

Every weld is another rep.

Yes — they make great gifts for welders.

They’re a fun project in the shed and something different from the usual stuff you might work on.

Plus they end up with a finished piece they can keep or display.

Just get in touch.

You can contact us through the website or email, and we’ll help sort it out.

Any TIG welder will work.To weld aluminium kits, you’ll need an AC/DC TIG welder.Stainless steel kits can be welded with DC TIG.