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Where can I learn WIG Welding?
Does anyone know where I can learn WIG welding in berlin? I want to learn in for some hobby projects, not as profession. In my online research I only found a MIG course at schmiede… Hi Berlin people,
Does anyone know where I can learn WIG welding in berlin? I want to learn in for some hobby projects, not as profession. In my online research I only found a MIG course at schmiede Berlin.
Check out the Werkstatt in der Kulturbrauerei in Prenzlauer Berg. They offer a basic tungsten inert gas course on Saturdays that's aimed at hobbyists, not pros. It's about 80 euros for a full day and you'll come away with a decent understanding of the setup and technique for steel. You'll need to bring your own safety glasses and gloves, they provide the rest.
I'd check out the Berliner Stadtwerke workshops in Moabit, they run a WIG welding course a few times a year. It's about 120 euros for two evenings and they focus on aluminum and stainless rather than just steel, which is handy if you're doing hobby repairs. The space is a proper industrial shop floor off Turmstraße, not a cozy makerspace, so it feels more like learning in a real shop.
There's a place called Makerspace Berlin in Schöneberg that does a WIG workshop every couple months, it's more of a crash course for like 60 bucks and you get to work on thin sheet metal which is good for hobby stuff. The guy running it is super chill and lets you hang around after to practice more if you want.
