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Hey Sam, Where is your shop located in PA?

Great video! I wanted to get a spool gun for my Millermatic 211. I want to be able to repair aluminum boats what is your thoughts on this?? I haven't bought the gun as of yet??

The ones who take pride in their work. It covers all of those things and then some.

The best employees are the ones who show up on time

I agree. And in a corporate environment it’s amazing how much weight is given to a person’s ability to communicate well, even if what they say is bullshit and they can’t actually do much. This fella seems like me… heavy on ability but not a super bullshitter. Yes, you need to be in business for yourself so you get rewarded appropriately.

Thank you for teaching me about this law. Never heard of it before but damn it makes sense.

A golfing glove works pretty good for your feed hand.

I didn't really understand what was going on. But good job 😅

Really nice video! I have a Miller 255 MIG with pulse, and always wondered how well strength and penetration compared to regular OC or stick. Seems like stick may be best to address those issues for thicker than 1/4” plate. Although uphill pulse may be near stick? Today I’m looking at a ESAB ES 180i Pro small stick machine (I’m a hobbyist).

You ever run dual shield?

I enjoy seeing your work Brad, where can I see more of it ? Thank you !

Enjoy your video's , Where can I see more of your welding work ?

That engine must be making, crazy amount of power!

That is pretty cool 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 that's the kinda crazy stuff I have gotten to do it really challenges your skills

I have heard that an ac/dc buzzbox is better for a few reasons than just an ac buzzbox,is it true or would you opt for the ac/dc box over the ac box?

Why did you change the name? 🤷🏾‍♂️

Why does a smaller inverter run 6011 but not 6010? Is the small inverter only ac?

Is it just me or anyone else see a hybrid of Lake Speed Jr. and Kenny Wallace here?...

As someone who is missing his left arm above the elbow. I have learned to tig feeding the filler rod holding it with my arm pit. where there is a will there is a way. i really enjoy your videos

55 years ago I could, and did, weld darn near everything. From large steel structures to small, tiny, vacuum bellows. I can't now because of tremor they can't help with. I enjoy your vids very much. I'd still be welding TIG if my hands were as good as yours!!!

Nice 👍

Thanks for posting this Jody. Thanks Andrew.

Setings way dou you note take of that...???

Excellent video, great info. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers

Happy 4th! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Pretty sure I was on a job with that pipewelder with a hook.. I mean there can’t be too many out there! Was probably 20 years ago on a power plant in Las Vegas.

I have trouble fast feeding .o35 on square groove joints. Thank you Jody for sharing some techniques.

Nice!

Happy 4th!

Another fantastic instructional video !! 🤗

The pipe welder with the prosthetic hook - was his first name Charles?

Welded fifty years or so professionally, maybe these results in my next welding career. Seriously, some folks put more into it than others. Can't help but admire your dedication.

That’s awesome! Some great welding advice right there!!! 👌👊

great video

So many videos on YT explain to use two fingers to push the TIG rod out (extend and retract the two fingers). I did that for months whilst learning TIG. I struggled because the rod end jiggles all over the place when doing it this way. I do hobby TIG/STICK so never did any official welding courses and only have the internet to learn welding. A certified TIG welder then explained to me in person to use my thumb to push the rod instead and immediately this felt better and more stable. The first 5 seconds of this video you can see both ways demonstrated. Amazing. Thanks Jody for sharing your knowledge unto us.

Use a wedge collet to feed your filler rod

If you're going to use a non-leather glove for your rod-feeding hand (a fine idea if it helps you) I'd suggest a cotton or other non-synthetic glove. One of the benefits of using gloves is to prevent a burn when you mess up and grab something hot. You don't want a glove to melt to the hot part, and you especially don't want some hot goo melted to a finger.

Something I've been thinking about... how much experience would you need before starting a side hustle? I know it might depend on what kind of work you would get, but in general, how much experience would be good?

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Great video as always!

Ima cobra man myself 😎

Nice 👍🏻 I’m getting one ☝️ 😮😅

Thank you.

This is awesome! I’m new to welding; I hope one day my beads look half as good as yours!

I like using stainless steel electrodes

Excuse my ignorance, but why did you hammer on that nice looking weld?

Stolen content

That rod caused me so many problems when I was learning. All I had was an AC Miller Thunderbolt. Thanks Jody!

I welded a crack in a loader bucket that was over 2 feet long with 6010 and 6013. I used a Lincoln Idealarc 250 AC. The bucket is still going strong.

What's the blade on your circular saw?