Jody, I can’t thank you enough. I was thrown into welding on accident after a guy up and quit at work about 10 years ago now. First thing I did was pull up your videos with a quick RUclips search and it was game over after that. I’ve been a fan ever since. I’ve listened to every single podcast and still learn stuff from you guys. I want to thank you, I’ve been to places I thought I would never see, done things i thought I would never do and made money I never thought I would make all because of your videos and information you provide. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart and I sincerely appreciate every bit of content you share with us.
I'll answer that , it's slang for an accident because no american can say “an accident” or undersatand there is no such thing as an “accident” everything is a result of negligence , but saying accident relieves your weak brains of responsibilities! Thank the liberal agenda
Just know that some folks really appreciate all of the free content that you have put out for years !!!! Tons of valuable information!!!! I have worked in oil and gas new construction for the last 10 years or so , running a rig truck life was great. 2020 changed that for myself and most of my coworkers. Because of the content you have put out Jody I was able to find work doing aluminum fabrication. If it wasn’t for your information you shared I would have no idea where to begin!!!! So yes !!!! I’ll be happy to to pay for a subscription!!!! I understand not everyone is able or willing to do that but they need to understand the knowledge that you share is extremely valuable and can be used to make a good honest living. Thank you !!!!!
I stumbled across one of your videos years ago Jody. And it actually kind of got me interested and intrigued in welding and the processes. So I went out and bought a mig welder then I bought a Tig welder. Now I’m just a hobbyist. I don’t do it for a living like some other people probably do. I have kind of been like a little kid waiting for the next Saturday morning cartoon to come out in regards to your episodes. I’ve bought stuff from your store I have the app. I hope that the content that you’ve provided and enriched my life with doesn’t disappear.
I noticed a lot of guys use a glove on the rod hand. If you can learn to roll your fingers as you add rod you can use almost all of the rod and you dont have to stop. After using tig on my job an old timer taught me this technique. After a while I could weld bare hand which makes tig so much easier. this is a great video he's using the perfect technique.
Have to tell ya, I appreciate your videos. I refer friends and family to them whenever they talk about learning how to weld. Back when I was enrolled in a trades school I'd watch some of your videos from time to time to keep my mind moving towards my goal. Now that I'm doing 100% x-ray // sure wave welding as a pipefitter in a Union, happy to see you're still sharing your knowledge. Thanks!
Aluminum just kicks my butt. I taught myself mig welding, and only picked up tig to weld aluminum. I can even tig steel now, but aluminum is just such a different animal!
Retired welder here that still dabbles with my Miller shoebox tig/stick welder. Wanted to thank you for all your videos, Jody. You're a very good instructor. I wanted to ask if you ever heard of this aluminum preheat trick an old-timer taught me years ago. He told me when having to preheat aluminum because of thickness he said to fire up your oxy/acetylene torch and adjust the torch so you're pushing out mostly carbon smoke. Then smoke up your aluminum piece real good. Next set your torch to your heating points and then start to heat the piece. When the carbon disappears then your aluminum piece is preheated enough to weld. Let me know if you ever heard of this one. Take care DAWG the retired welder from the Show Me State.
@@ls2005019227 go for it Robert, always went by this old guy's tip and the preheat was just right. I'm in Columbia area and originally from Pittsburgh PA. Steel town USA
This week Jody I'm reaching out to those who I've subscribed and liked on RUclips as far as welding you were high on my list because you showed your audience not just grabbing welding equipment and playing around but how to weld how to inspect your weld and how to learn from your mistakes and progress forward not backwards there are many things that you have shown America and the world in your little corner of welding we all appreciate you and everything you've done again thank you Jody
Wow! Just what I needed. My semester is almost up for my TIG class. It's been fun up until aluminum (stainless was my favorite), but aluminum has been quite the challenge. Thanks for the tips. I'm currently using a 3/32 lanthanated rod 30% ep, 180 fqz, ep 60 amps en 90 amps. I've been pretty successful at preventing the metal from bottoming out.
Sir,32 years of focusing on the production and research and development of manual arc welding machines, if you are interested, you can take a look at our products
Totally awesome... I learned some aluminum TIG welding back in Aberdeen Proving Ground while I was in the Army in 2000. This video brought back a lot of memories. Thank you. -- Neil Wiger
God Himself only knows how many times I've watched Jody's video's over the last decade. I keep coming back to them because they are such good reference material. I pickup on new things each time, and find myself backing the video up to catch what Jody said cuz he hits the ground running in every video!!!!
This has to be the most informative tig video I've seen. The footage is clear. I noticed you lifting the torch between rod dabs and then you talked about the technique.
For me this man is the best welder I have ever seen on social media, he is a complete master of all the processes and is a specialist in all metals, I am a welder and I also have 20 years of experience in all the processes and he repeated, for me he is the best and without fanfare, he is the best
Jodi - have a suggestion for you: put a "scholarship" box as option on everyone's subscription. For those that want to offer an extra $2.00 to cover scholarship to some who say they can't afford the paid content. People could apply for a scholarship subscription and 100% of the "scholarship" money would go to providing to those that applied and were given free access. Perhaps for limited time - to rotate them in and out. Just a thought.
I wish you well and I'll miss your content here if you leave. It's some of the clearest, most professional material available to "hobbyists" like myself and certainly appreciated. Your TIG-fingers work well for steel-welding MIG-gots like myself too, though you and Justin have got us strongly considering a TIG machine to improve our steel and add aluminum to our projects when we've got more budget. Any platform that's robust and secure enough for more than 100 folks or for payments is still part of "Big Tech", FWIW. Platforms are communication tools and there are only a handful that are going to persist. You can't efficiently be on all platforms, but I really hope you'll continue to add here where it makes sense for you.
been following you for years and have learned a TON watching your videos. with the decline of that other welding channel here.....I'll be happy to sign up for your pay-to-play, no ad content. thanks for all you share!
Thank you for all the lessons, I still refer to your CD set I bought when I was still working for help and the TIG Fingers are great, I am retired and wish I could see the other guys . Thanks again,, Richard .
Jodi - this makes sense - and I love how it will incorporate other leaders. We all get great value from what you've shared - and i'm sure there are other things I pay for that are not as valuable. I heard Johannas talk about a period of no work he went through, on your podcast. Was pleased to see he is included in your new venture. Best of luck to all of you!
Christ - all the moaning about a subscription service. Jody has given us free content for decades and many of us owe much of our welding education to him. All the video's are still out there. Quit your bitchin and find them. Thanks so much Jody> The godfather of welding videos !
Jody, Just wanted to say thanks for another great video! I probably wouldn't have gotten into TIG welding without your videos, which is why I try to support you through your store when I can. I'll be interested to learn what your new subscription cost will be, to decide if it makes sense for my needs. Thanks again for all the wisdom that you've shared throughout the years!
Hi from the UK.. Love the welding... gota say the foot pedal is the only way to stop porosity at the end of the weld. Also get the rite tungsten I've seen that many don't understand.. Great job guys.. Great video 😆 🤣 Now watching 😆 🤣
I'm pretty a self taught welder and still make a lot of mistakes. I want to learn more and more as I am in the process of starting my own business after recently retiring from a job that I found no satisfaction in. I've only recently started mig welding with flux core and love it. I can stick weld pretty good but could always use help. Never tig welded before and want to learn and add it to my arsenal. I guess what I'm saying is that I can't wait for you to start that new channel.
Cylinder head repair is the most valuable welds... the porting and flow bench testing is worth $120/hr times 16... 👽👽👽 Fixing damage is so amazing(nicest way). Porting and flow testing take so many man hours even with automated actuated logged valve lift heights and durations.
This is a great video im in a weld training program and working with tig mainly aluminum and stainless this is helping me alot aluminum is giving me some issues with starting and finishing on butt welding
Here is one response... I’m down for Your latest stuff being that way.. But please leave all your old RUclips videos as the were when you made them.. E.G. everyone can access them. Massive fan!!! 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼🇦🇺 🍀🍀🍀🍀
I just want to say thank you Jody for all the videos that you share. I have learned so much from watching your videos. BTW I just received my Furick Arsenal kit today from you and can't wait to test out some of the bigger cups. Keep up the great work.
Jody i can't tell you how much I've learned from your videos over the years its truly made me a better welder in every process. I'll continue supporting you through my weldmonger ap! Just got my new hand rest that I'm using for turn table stuff at work and I love it! Good luck to you man we all appreciate everything you've done for the welding community 🙏
Jody, love yur videos! No BS & straight shoot'n is refreshing & has t'effect of EZ absorption of your educational presentation. Just terrific. Hope 2 c yur new educational channel soon!👍
I’ve always enjoyed your videos and supported you through your store. I’ll support you with this too but I hope it’s more than making pretty welds on 1/8th aluminum. I’m the guy that voted for aerospace content. Looking forward to the show! Thanks👊
You're a stud. Absolutely hate all this hypocrisy and garbage with tech and controlled media. Stoked to see what's coming next and the new direction to get out from under them/you/usTube!
Man this is awesome I’m pretty stoked I can’t wait thanks so much for what you do Jody you have helped me so much over the years I wouldn’t be were I’m at today if it wasn’t for watching and studying your videos I can’t wait to see that 1 million subscribers this is the year 👍👍👍
If I may? Buy it. Dont look back. Im very close to retirement from my “real” job, and welding and fabricating has put a spark in me like I cant begin to explain.
Looking forward to this with anticipation. Two recommendations: 1) The experts should have a more diverse selection of welding machines. The "If I can do it, you can do it" message can rings a little hollow if "you" have an expensive Miller machine and "I" can't afford or don't want to own one. 2) Please, please, please have the experts produce a video (or a video series) that shows how to recognize contaminated welding gas when welding aluminum. I beat my head against the wall trying to learn to TIG weld aluminum when my first bottle of gas was contaminated. Noone on youtube shows what that actually looks like. Looking forward to subscribing!
I am dealing with this RIGHT NOW, as soon as I strike an arc its black, popping, brown soot on edges and I cant even see a puddle form and then it overheats and drops out the back. I thought I wasn't cleaning my pieces well enough and then after I cleaned a piece with a wire brush for 20 mins and knew it was clean and still had the same results I started looking elsewhere. Long story short I had a bad bottle........ go figure
The only welding I’ve ever done is spool gun aluminum. Mostly on 1/4” to 3/8” stock. And I have to say, it’s very frustrating watching this cause no matter how thick the material, I’ve never been able to lay more then a 2” bead without warping the material.
This beautiful work, but all examples are horizontal. What happens when the work to be welded is vertical (and cannot be re-orientated)? How will this affect the 'puddling'?
I just want to say that you are an awesome guy and I would like to thank you for posting great video content making it possible for me to widening my skills! Guys like you truly make my life worth living! The rest is up to me. Thank you a thousand times!
Any tips for a guy with an eye injury (only 25% vision in right eye) whose limited depth perception is making it hard to learn TIG? Are there any guides that can attach to the torch to maintain height or...anything?
Hi Jodi I'm in the 1st year of my apprenticeship (Plate Shop) Have MIG + MMA codings. Going into my 2nd year I will be going into the Pipe Shop, is there different electrode's for using Stainless? The root + hotpass are Tig, filled + capped with MMA. Thanks....always learning 💪
What do you think of virtual welders for training new welders? My org. says it’s the future of training. I said these units cost as much as 20 years of coupons and rods...thoughts?
I tried a Lincoln electric mig simulator 2 years ago. It’s just not the same. Maybe they’re better now since 2 years is a long time in tech world but I doubt the are good enough to really learn on.
I think virtual trainers are ok to get potential welders interested, but after a few basic lessons, its time to do the real deal and burn real rods on real metal
What would pick for a welder for a beginner? I don’t do a lot of welding but would like to be able to weld aluminum. The all in one units are appealing but don’t know. I currently have a Hobart 140 but it really doesn’t like aluminum. I’ve seen units like the yeswelder that claim to do 5 in one even cut. Thoughts? Thanks in advance
Hey Jody, I notice you are using a clear cup here and I've seen you use a Furick ceramic cup to Weld AL in AC Tig before and I'm wondering about the notification on WeldMonger to use these two cups in DC mode. Both cups have a little text in the description that say to only use these two cups in DC because the arc can short out at the metallic wire screen used to diffuse the argon. Are you pulling those screens out and welding without them or are you doing something else I can't see? Welding in AC on AL is a new thing for me and my focus until now has been to make sure my arc length is as short as possible and to keep my torch angle as vertical as I can manage so I haven't even noticed I was welding AL with both the clear and ceramic cups that have the wire mesh screen diffusers for the gas. Could you please comment on this. I know you can't address every question and problem on here and WeldMonger but it seems like a contradiction between the instructions on the website and the application in practice here. Thanks man. And thank you for all you do. I don't even mind paying a tiny bit more on the store because I know it helps support all the education you do for this community.
Jody, I can’t thank you enough. I was thrown into welding on accident after a guy up and quit at work about 10 years ago now. First thing I did was pull up your videos with a quick RUclips search and it was game over after that. I’ve been a fan ever since. I’ve listened to every single podcast and still learn stuff from you guys. I want to thank you, I’ve been to places I thought I would never see, done things i thought I would never do and made money I never thought I would make all because of your videos and information you provide. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart and I sincerely appreciate every bit of content you share with us.
what a cool story and experience
What is an “on accident”
I'll answer that , it's slang for an accident because no american can say “an accident” or undersatand there is no such thing as an “accident” everything is a result of negligence , but saying accident relieves your weak brains of responsibilities! Thank the liberal agenda
Got a weld test for. New job tomarrow haven't welded in over a year so now I'm watching a bunch of RUclips videos to build my confidence 😂
Just know that some folks really appreciate all of the free content that you have put out for years !!!! Tons of valuable information!!!! I have worked in oil and gas new construction for the last 10 years or so , running a rig truck life was great. 2020 changed that for myself and most of my coworkers. Because of the content you have put out Jody I was able to find work doing aluminum fabrication. If it wasn’t for your information you shared I would have no idea where to begin!!!! So yes !!!! I’ll be happy to to pay for a subscription!!!! I understand not everyone is able or willing to do that but they need to understand the knowledge that you share is extremely valuable and can be used to make a good honest living. Thank you !!!!!
Hi
I stumbled across one of your videos years ago Jody. And it actually kind of got me interested and intrigued in welding and the processes. So I went out and bought a mig welder then I bought a Tig welder. Now I’m just a hobbyist. I don’t do it for a living like some other people probably do. I have kind of been like a little kid waiting for the next Saturday morning cartoon to come out in regards to your episodes. I’ve bought stuff from your store I have the app. I hope that the content that you’ve provided and enriched my life with doesn’t disappear.
I will continue to post videos here on youtube...just not quite as much
good luck Jodi. thank you for all your years teaching us noobs.
I noticed a lot of guys use a glove on the rod hand. If you can learn to roll your fingers as you add rod you can use almost all of the rod and you dont have to stop. After using tig on my job an old timer taught me this technique. After a while I could weld bare hand which makes tig so much easier. this is a great video he's using the perfect technique.
Have to tell ya, I appreciate your videos. I refer friends and family to them whenever they talk about learning how to weld. Back when I was enrolled in a trades school I'd watch some of your videos from time to time to keep my mind moving towards my goal. Now that I'm doing 100% x-ray // sure wave welding as a pipefitter in a Union, happy to see you're still sharing your knowledge. Thanks!
Aluminum just kicks my butt. I taught myself mig welding, and only picked up tig to weld aluminum. I can even tig steel now, but aluminum is just such a different animal!
Welded alluminum yesterday for the first time and had a few questions. This video answered them all! Thank you so much!
Retired welder here that still dabbles with my Miller shoebox tig/stick welder. Wanted to thank you for all your videos, Jody. You're a very good instructor. I wanted to ask if you ever heard of this aluminum preheat trick an old-timer taught me years ago. He told me when having to preheat aluminum because of thickness he said to fire up your oxy/acetylene torch and adjust the torch so you're pushing out mostly carbon smoke. Then smoke up your aluminum piece real good. Next set your torch to your heating points and then start to heat the piece. When the carbon disappears then your aluminum piece is preheated enough to weld. Let me know if you ever heard of this one. Take care DAWG the retired welder from the Show Me State.
I've never heard of this....but really looking forward to giving it a try!
I'm in the Show-Me state as well; south central.
Thanks-
@@ls2005019227 go for it Robert, always went by this old guy's tip and the preheat was just right. I'm in Columbia area and originally from Pittsburgh PA. Steel town USA
This week Jody I'm reaching out to those who I've subscribed and liked on RUclips as far as welding you were high on my list because you showed your audience not just grabbing welding equipment and playing around but how to weld how to inspect your weld and how to learn from your mistakes and progress forward not backwards there are many things that you have shown America and the world in your little corner of welding we all appreciate you and everything you've done again thank you Jody
Wow! Just what I needed. My semester is almost up for my TIG class. It's been fun up until aluminum (stainless was my favorite), but aluminum has been quite the challenge. Thanks for the tips.
I'm currently using a 3/32 lanthanated rod 30% ep, 180 fqz, ep 60 amps en 90 amps.
I've been pretty successful at preventing the metal from bottoming out.
Как давно тебя не было на Ютубе! Тиг сварка в моих руках благодаря тебе приносит достойные деньги! Привет тебе из России, с огромной благодарностью.
This is so rad Jodi! As helpful as your RUclips videos are, having a structured program is always such a great value. Thanks for all you do.
Wow didn't think I'd see you here!
Sir,32 years of focusing on the production and research and development of manual arc welding machines, if you are interested, you can take a look at our products
Totally awesome... I learned some aluminum TIG welding back in Aberdeen Proving Ground while I was in the Army in 2000. This video brought back a lot of memories. Thank you. -- Neil Wiger
Youve been such an awesome source for so many years.. thank you
I hope to join and continue the “lightbulb “moments.
Great video. I am a self-appointed pro MIG welder. A couple of classes online, a trip to Lowes, and now I'm a pro. Lol
This is soo exciting, my how I've missed this guy! And hats off to Roy, Brad, and Johannes for taking up the gauntlet💪
God Himself only knows how many times I've watched Jody's video's over the last decade. I keep coming back to them because they are such good reference material. I pickup on new things each time, and find myself backing the video up to catch what Jody said cuz he hits the ground running in every video!!!!
This has to be the most informative tig video I've seen. The footage is clear. I noticed you lifting the torch between rod dabs and then you talked about the technique.
For me this man is the best welder I have ever seen on social media, he is a complete master of all the processes and is a specialist in all metals, I am a welder and I also have 20 years of experience in all the processes and he repeated, for me he is the best and without fanfare, he is the best
Jody, your tips for welding aluminum helped me pass an aluminum assignment in my college welding shop! Thank you so much for your informative videos!
Jodi - have a suggestion for you: put a "scholarship" box as option on everyone's subscription. For those that want to offer an extra $2.00 to cover scholarship to some who say they can't afford the paid content. People could apply for a scholarship subscription and 100% of the "scholarship" money would go to providing to those that applied and were given free access. Perhaps for limited time - to rotate them in and out. Just a thought.
I wish you well and I'll miss your content here if you leave. It's some of the clearest, most professional material available to "hobbyists" like myself and certainly appreciated. Your TIG-fingers work well for steel-welding MIG-gots like myself too, though you and Justin have got us strongly considering a TIG machine to improve our steel and add aluminum to our projects when we've got more budget.
Any platform that's robust and secure enough for more than 100 folks or for payments is still part of "Big Tech", FWIW. Platforms are communication tools and there are only a handful that are going to persist. You can't efficiently be on all platforms, but I really hope you'll continue to add here where it makes sense for you.
I’ll still be posting here on RUclips just not as often
been following you for years and have learned a TON watching your videos. with the decline of that other welding channel here.....I'll be happy to sign up for your pay-to-play, no ad content. thanks for all you share!
Thank you for all the lessons, I still refer to your CD set I bought when I was still working for help and the TIG Fingers are great, I am retired and wish I could see the other guys . Thanks again,, Richard .
Jodi - this makes sense - and I love how it will incorporate other leaders. We all get great value from what you've shared - and i'm sure there are other things I pay for that are not as valuable. I heard Johannas talk about a period of no work he went through, on your podcast. Was pleased to see he is included in your new venture. Best of luck to all of you!
Christ - all the moaning about a subscription service. Jody has given us free content for decades and many of us owe much of our welding education to him. All the video's are still out there. Quit your bitchin and find them. Thanks so much Jody> The godfather of welding videos !
I am a software developer considering switching to welding. Seems like an interesting job which cannot be automated by AI. Thanks for the video.
As someone who's just getting into TIG welding, this video was super helpful and interesting! Thanks!
Thanks Jody I look forward to the new platform. Keep burning and turning we love ya.
Jody, you have been a huge inspiration for me in starting my own channel. You're a great welder.
Jody,
Just wanted to say thanks for another great video! I probably wouldn't have gotten into TIG welding without your videos, which is why I try to support you through your store when I can. I'll be interested to learn what your new subscription cost will be, to decide if it makes sense for my needs.
Thanks again for all the wisdom that you've shared throughout the years!
Thank you
Hi from the UK..
Love the welding... gota say the foot pedal is the only way to stop porosity at the end of the weld.
Also get the rite tungsten I've seen that many don't understand..
Great job guys.. Great video 😆 🤣
Now watching 😆 🤣
I'm pretty a self taught welder and still make a lot of mistakes. I want to learn more and more as I am in the process of starting my own business after recently retiring from a job that I found no satisfaction in. I've only recently started mig welding with flux core and love it. I can stick weld pretty good but could always use help. Never tig welded before and want to learn and add it to my arsenal. I guess what I'm saying is that I can't wait for you to start that new channel.
Amazing. Welding is an art, you just proved that 👌
I am saw your video after I become a good welder you are my teacher thanks Jody.
Cylinder head repair is the most valuable welds... the porting and flow bench testing is worth $120/hr times 16...
👽👽👽
Fixing damage is so amazing(nicest way).
Porting and flow testing take so many man hours even with automated actuated logged valve lift heights and durations.
I can't afford a subscription, but it was good learning while I could
I’ll still be posting here on RUclips just not as often
This is a great video im in a weld training program and working with tig mainly aluminum and stainless this is helping me alot aluminum is giving me some issues with starting and finishing on butt welding
Here is one response... I’m down for Your latest stuff being that way..
But please leave all your old RUclips videos as the were when you made them.. E.G. everyone can access them.
Massive fan!!!
🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼🇦🇺
🍀🍀🍀🍀
This video helped me pass my test , I appreciate you
Congratulations Jodi, I believe it will be a success, great idea you had!
I just want to say thank you Jody for all the videos that you share. I have learned so much from watching your videos. BTW I just received my Furick Arsenal kit today from you and can't wait to test out some of the bigger cups. Keep up the great work.
Jody i can't tell you how much I've learned from your videos over the years its truly made me a better welder in every process. I'll continue supporting you through my weldmonger ap! Just got my new hand rest that I'm using for turn table stuff at work and I love it! Good luck to you man we all appreciate everything you've done for the welding community 🙏
Watching a video of keeping the filament rod keeping in the gas dome... is vital and you do need to keep with that aspect in all your videos.
Jody, love yur videos! No BS & straight shoot'n is refreshing & has t'effect of EZ absorption of your educational presentation. Just terrific. Hope 2 c yur new educational channel soon!👍
Thanks for sharing this video watching from Fiji island
I’ve always enjoyed your videos and supported you through your store. I’ll support you with this too but I hope it’s more than making pretty welds on 1/8th aluminum.
I’m the guy that voted for aerospace content.
Looking forward to the show!
Thanks👊
Excellent demonstration. Very helpful. Thanks
Locals is great for personal space and community
no trolls no hater only subs...
You make it look so easy but I'm sure it's not at all. Well done.
This looks like magic.
You're a stud. Absolutely hate all this hypocrisy and garbage with tech and controlled media.
Stoked to see what's coming next and the new direction to get out from under them/you/usTube!
I would like to see some settings with the dynasty 350
Dynasty 350 aluminum setting are a nightmare 😫😩
You are Amazing Sir! Flawless welds!
How is the structural integrity of these welds AND…..does the aluminum buckle? Warp? Distort? Excellent video BYW
Hello sir, i'm from indonesia, i like all your videos and i follow new your video👌👍
Thank you for sharing, the welding pad to practice beading is a game changer 🙌
Man this is awesome I’m pretty stoked I can’t wait thanks so much for what you do Jody you have helped me so much over the years I wouldn’t be were I’m at today if it wasn’t for watching and studying your videos I can’t wait to see that 1 million subscribers this is the year 👍👍👍
Hi Jody, big thanks for all the vids, hints, tips and advice over the years ,much appreciated 🙂👍
Enjoyed the video. I learned a lot from it. Thanks
Excellent video aluminum messes with my head. Pulse, filler material, cupsizes CFH, the general settings on the machine. Its a minefield great video
Sign me up! Thank you guys for your efforts and standing up to big tech jerks.
That is awesome aluminum welding! Thanks for sharing.
Great video, I'm getting closer and closer to buying a TIG myself. Content like this will help get on and learn effectively . Thanks.
If I may? Buy it. Dont look back. Im very close to retirement from my “real” job, and welding and fabricating has put a spark in me like I cant begin to explain.
@@glenpiro313 Sir you may and I will be doing in the weeks to come.
So your settings was 100/and30 percent balance?
I’ve never gone that low on balance but it looks fine on yours
@5:36 what is the purpose of the Aluminum? rectangular plate that you have on top of your welding table? Is it just to prevent warping?
Really useful video. Thank you for all your help over the years.
man these are some beautiful welds
Looking forward to this with anticipation. Two recommendations: 1) The experts should have a more diverse selection of welding machines. The "If I can do it, you can do it" message can rings a little hollow if "you" have an expensive Miller machine and "I" can't afford or don't want to own one. 2) Please, please, please have the experts produce a video (or a video series) that shows how to recognize contaminated welding gas when welding aluminum. I beat my head against the wall trying to learn to TIG weld aluminum when my first bottle of gas was contaminated. Noone on youtube shows what that actually looks like. Looking forward to subscribing!
I am dealing with this RIGHT NOW, as soon as I strike an arc its black, popping, brown soot on edges and I cant even see a puddle form and then it overheats and drops out the back. I thought I wasn't cleaning my pieces well enough and then after I cleaned a piece with a wire brush for 20 mins and knew it was clean and still had the same results I started looking elsewhere. Long story short I had a bad bottle........ go figure
Very informative. Much appreciated. Do you ever use a feed tool to hold and feed tig rod or just old school way with fingers?
Awesome! Super excited about this. Big Tech sucks, I'm happy to support your efforts. You've been a massive help to me!
The only welding I’ve ever done is spool gun aluminum. Mostly on 1/4” to 3/8” stock. And I have to say, it’s very frustrating watching this cause no matter how thick the material, I’ve never been able to lay more then a 2” bead without warping the material.
Love your work! and a great set of tips for anyone looking to get better at GTAW AL
Awesome, my aluminum radiator over flow made the cut!
This beautiful work, but all examples are horizontal. What happens when the work to be welded is vertical (and cannot be re-orientated)? How will this affect the 'puddling'?
very nice way of welding.can you give me some tips how to weld aluminum.thank you
.hoping for your kind concediration.
You are good at your craft!
Hello,I have a question?
With which camera you can make video of welding?
Thank you
Amin
hi fantastic welding looks so pretty do you know if you can tig piano wire without losing its springyness and does not go brittle thanks michael
Aluminum cylinder head repairs can be fun.
You will be blessed in your new channel . Great Idea
What is a good entry level tig machine for aluminum? Thanks
weldmongerstore.com/products/primeweld-tig225x-ac-dc-tig-welder-with-pulse
I just want to say that you are an awesome guy and I would like to thank you for posting great video content making it possible for me to widening my skills! Guys like you truly make my life worth living!
The rest is up to me. Thank you a thousand times!
I’ve learned a lot from you Mr Jodi - look forward to checking out the content !
Any tips for a guy with an eye injury (only 25% vision in right eye) whose limited depth perception is making it hard to learn TIG? Are there any guides that can attach to the torch to maintain height or...anything?
Thanks for everything you do you have been a tremendous help to me and my pursuit of the craft
What type of tungsten is needed for aluminum? Awesome videos mister!!!
Hi Jodi I'm in the 1st year of my apprenticeship (Plate Shop) Have MIG + MMA codings. Going into my 2nd year I will be going into the Pipe Shop, is there different electrode's for using Stainless? The root + hotpass are Tig, filled + capped with MMA. Thanks....always learning 💪
Thank you that was a great broad summary.
Beautiful video/work 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for sharing with us Jody.🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋
What do you think of virtual welders for training new welders? My org. says it’s the future of training. I said these units cost as much as 20 years of coupons and rods...thoughts?
Agreed lol no simulation will give you the experience of actually welding, and then the troubleshooting to fix said welds lol
I tried a Lincoln electric mig simulator 2 years ago. It’s just not the same. Maybe they’re better now since 2 years is a long time in tech world but I doubt the are good enough to really learn on.
@@gnarlock3927 my org bought 8 miller virtual welders.
I think virtual trainers are ok to get potential welders interested, but after a few basic lessons, its time to do the real deal and burn real rods on real metal
What would pick for a welder for a beginner? I don’t do a lot of welding but would like to be able to weld aluminum. The all in one units are appealing but don’t know. I currently have a Hobart 140 but it really doesn’t like aluminum. I’ve seen units like the yeswelder that claim to do 5 in one even cut. Thoughts? Thanks in advance
Nice looking Ali welds
Those other guys will also bring alot to the table will be interesting
Thanks found some great info in this video👍
Buenos días, ( acá en Argentina) estaría bueno si lo pueden subtilar en Español par entenderlo mejor, buenísimo trabajo felicitaciones!!!
Buenos días. Yo también pediría que se incluyeran subtítulos en español. Muy buen trabajo y de mucha ayuda para seguir mejorando en la soldadura.
EXCELLENT!! Thank you!
Hey Jody, I notice you are using a clear cup here and I've seen you use a Furick ceramic cup to Weld AL in AC Tig before and I'm wondering about the notification on WeldMonger to use these two cups in DC mode. Both cups have a little text in the description that say to only use these two cups in DC because the arc can short out at the metallic wire screen used to diffuse the argon. Are you pulling those screens out and welding without them or are you doing something else I can't see? Welding in AC on AL is a new thing for me and my focus until now has been to make sure my arc length is as short as possible and to keep my torch angle as vertical as I can manage so I haven't even noticed I was welding AL with both the clear and ceramic cups that have the wire mesh screen diffusers for the gas. Could you please comment on this. I know you can't address every question and problem on here and WeldMonger but it seems like a contradiction between the instructions on the website and the application in practice here. Thanks man. And thank you for all you do. I don't even mind paying a tiny bit more on the store because I know it helps support all the education you do for this community.