How do you start a MIG weld in Welding Simulator?

In Jacob Jordan's October 16, 2026 video, you hold left mouse on the yellow line and follow the green dot after the setup checklist passes and your helmet is down. Finish with F when the joint is complete.

Does MIG have voltage and wire speed controls?

Yes. The same video shows Voltage, Wire Speed, and Gas Flow sliders before welding, plus checklist text about wire feed, voltage, and shielding gas. We have not verified ideal numbers per job type.

Can you rotate the MIG torch while welding?

October 16, 2026 footage shows torch rotation to choose push versus pull direction along the joint. We have not verified which keys control it, so follow the prompts in your own session.

What torch paths fail MIG grading?

That video reports that zigzag, circle, and back-and-forth paths fail while dragging straight along the guide works. Exact score impact is shown only as letter grades and percentages, not published thresholds.

How do multi-pass MIG jobs work?

Jacob Jordan's October 19, 2026 video describes multi-pass MIG as three beads side-by-side, not stacked vertical layers. We have not verified every multi-pass job name.

Is 6G pipe welding available in MIG?

Both videos state that 6G pipe position is not offered; narrators question the missing 6G option. Other pipe labels such as 1G–4G appear in spoken job lists but are not officially confirmed.

Welding Simulator Roblox MIG Welding Guide (2026)

What is MIG in Welding Simulator on Roblox?

MIG is the first weld method Ice Panda Studios describes on Roblox (27 tasks, “stack of dimes” bead look in the official game description, API read 2026-10-19). Stick and TIG exist in the same game but stay locked on the Job Board until you advance in MIG in the videos we watched (beginner guide). This page covers controls and technique from Jacob Jordan’s PC sessions, not every job payout. Hired welders and the in-game shop are in the shop and factory guide.

What does the job panel tell you before you weld?

In Jacob Jordan’s October 16, 2026 video, the coupon panel names joint types such as butt joint and lap joint and lists plate thickness (for example 1/8 in mild steel on a practice coupon). A settings checklist on jobs mentions wire feed, voltage, and shielding gas supplied (about 1:01). Those lines confirm the sim models gas-shielded MIG setup.

The coupon card in the frames on this page carries a chart line with voltage and wire-speed figures for that one practice job. We show it as footage, not as a tuning recommendation: we have not cross-checked it against other jobs or an official table, so we do not quote the numbers in the text.

How do you set up the booth and helmet?

Footage shows Press H to drop your helmet while a checklist item flips from FIX Helmet down to OK when you comply (October 16, 2026, about 1:00). The same session labels Retry / Reset on R and Finish Weld or Finish + Inspect on F during MIG.

Before striking an arc, align the checklist greens: wire speed matches metal, voltage matches wire speed, and shielding gas flowing appear as separate OK lines in the October 16, 2026 practice coupon UI.

Frame from Jacob Jordan’s “Real WELDER tries Welding Simulator” (YouTube, October 16, 2026), 1:30. Cropped to remove a picture-in-picture camera feed.

Which controls matter during the bead?

MIG controls from Jacob Jordan’s October 16, 2026 video include:

Hold left mouse on the yellow line and follow the green dot (about 1:31).
On-screen labels for movement speed, torch guidance, and scroll to adjust torch height / wire stick-out (1:31–2:01).
Rotate the torch while welding to choose push vs pull travel (2:31–3:01).
R to retry or reset and F to finish the weld (labels visible during MIG, about 1:30).

We have not verified key bindings for rotating the torch; H, R, and F are the only keys we confirmed from on-screen text.

While the arc runs, the bead glows as it forms and a status line near the bottom of the screen reads GOOD PACE — keep stacking those dimes (October 16, 2026, about 3:40). A different segment of the October 19, 2026 video (about 2:00) labels Travel Speed, Work Angle, and Travel Angle on an inspection card; the grading guide lists every label set we saw instead of assuming one layout: /guides/grading-guide/.

Frame from Jacob Jordan’s “Real WELDER tries Welding Simulator” (YouTube, October 16, 2026), 3:40. Cropped to remove a picture-in-picture camera feed.

The pace line is a live cue in that clip. We only saw the “good pace” wording, so we cannot say what other states it shows.

What movement patterns should you avoid?

Later in the October 16, 2026 video (about 20:20–21:20), the player reports that zigzag, circle, and back-and-forth torch paths are rejected, while straight dragging along the guide succeeds. Treat that as one creator’s note until another source confirms it on the post-update build.

Spoken lists in both videos mention many MIG job names (examples include stitch, spot, crack repair, square patch, wavy seam, multi-pass, pipe saddle, horizontal/vertical seam, and 1G–4G pipe). Those names overlap between videos but are not an official 27-row table from Roblox; do not treat them as complete or ordered.

How do multi-pass and pipe jobs differ?

Jacob Jordan’s October 19, 2026 video (about 13:15–14:45) shows multi-pass MIG as three beads side-by-side, explicitly not stacked layers. That differs from how some real-world multipass plates are taught, but it matches what that clip demonstrates.

Both videos agree 6G pipe position is not offered; narrators call out the missing 6G label. Ice Panda may add positions later; we only record absence in these two sources.

How does MIG scoring connect to cash and badges?

When you press F to inspect, the Weld Inspection UI shows a letter grade and score out of 100 (for example A with 96/100 PASSED in October 16, 2026 footage). Metric bars on that screen change between clips; see /guides/grading-guide/ instead of assuming one layout.

Roblox badges (2026-10-19 API) tie letters to milestones: first weld C or better (Certified Welder), a B weld (Skilled Welder), and a perfect A (Master Welder). The Steady Hands game pass official text says your torch wobbles way less, welds come out straighter and cleaner, and better welds = better grades = more cash (Roblox product-info, 2026-10-19; summarized on /items/game-passes/).

Income multipliers (2x Cash, 3x Cash, VIP, Rush Hour) are documented from Roblox product-info on /items/game-passes/. Stacking rules remain unstated officially.

Sources and what we could not verify

Sources used

Roblox game description (read 2026-10-19): MIG as 27-task mode with stack-of-dimes wording; Stick and TIG listed separately.
Jacob Jordan, “Real WELDER tries Welding Simulator” (2026-10-16): joint labels, checklist gas and wire copy, H/F/R prompts, yellow line and green dot control, on-screen control labels (movement speed, torch guidance, scroll), the GOOD PACE status line, torch rotation, zigzag failure commentary, Voltage/Wire/Gas sliders, job name shout list segment.
Jacob Jordan, “Real WELDER tries Welding Simulator Again!” (2026-10-19): multi-pass three-bead layout, repeated 6G absence, extended job name list overlap, Travel Speed / Work Angle labels around 2:00.
Roblox badges and Steady Hands pass text (read 2026-10-19).
Official game page: Welding Simulator on Roblox.

Still unverified for MIG

Recommended numeric voltage, wire speed, gas flow, or travel speed targets per material (sliders exist; tuning table does not).
Key bindings for rotating the torch (only H, R, and F are confirmed from on-screen text).
Letter or numeric cutoffs for ranks beyond on-screen examples.
Full 27-job order, payouts, and unlock requirements.
Whether October 18, 2026 balance changes altered checklist text or HUD labels.
Mobile MIG controls (not shown in the videos we watched).
Game pass stacking and exact cash formulas per weld.