Welder, see’s a wanted ad in the paper, welder needed, 25$-55$ an hour. Welder comes in for the interview, same scenario as the video. The welder is left to perform his welds, supervisor returns to inspect them. The welder has completed two welds side by side. One weld looks like it was done by a high school kid who just smoked a joint, the other was the finest weld he had ever seen. The supervisor asks him, what’s going on and why the quality of the welds are so drastically different. Welder: The ad stated that the position paid 25$-55$ an hour Supervisor: Yeah… Welder: Well, that there weld on the left is a 25$ an hour weld, an the one on the right is a 55$ an hour weld, which one would you like sir?
@@darketernal3 I think you missed the point in the story about he basically stay stated as a new hire is going to get what you pay for and since he hasn't been hired this is the negotiation obviously he's capable capable of a high skill and that's what he'll get also probably not a real situation just a story to make a point
@@darketernal3 that's what he was doing though, negotiating. He was using this demonstration to negotiate his starting pay based on the information given in the wanted ad.
I welded stick and TIG on an assembly line making cargotainers. I passed my test with one week of training. I learned to weld fast and accurate with the men I worked with and not letting them down on quota jobs. That man is worth $40 because he will become better and possibly a teacher. Thanks Hank Berzinski RIP! Love ya for staying after work teaching me.
@@joepeach997 may God bless Yank in Heaven for being a teacher. The world if men needs men like Hank who took the time to teach you welding. We need more role models and teachers
@@deborahmcdonald8960 yes we do, I really miss him, he was a good man that went way beyond welding. I can’t still see him handing me a welding helmet and smiling, I was nervous, but everyday I got better and one day as I flipped the helmet up, he said, “You’re ready”! I made more money and joined a small club of great welders.
>Be me >Watch video >Be unsure as to whether the weld is good or not >Come to comments to find out whether thr weld is good or not >Have to scroll for 5 solid minutes to find an actual explanation that this is a hella good weld >Video loops that entire time
@user-qf6ze9kx7x >Be this guy >Don't know what a greentext post is >Get answer in the form of another greentext-style post >Hopefully understand that it's just a stylistic choice made for the fun of it
Business owners are killing the industry. I'm a welder of 15 years and had a place only offer me 18 an hr. I laughed in his face walked out now I'm a plumber working for a company asking me to rip people off... Man what happened to the labor world
Once the 19th century labour movement was all but destroyed, it was game over. A shame too, because a lot of people are better suited for labour than some of the "higher class" jobs they end up in
@@themanchann5138 competency crisis. Midwit millennials in charge of everything now in place of boomers who built companies. We have to wait for the houses of cards to collapse. Made worse by dropping critical thinking, diversity over competence, and corporatization among many other factors. I could write a 10,000 word answer and call it 'brief'
@themanchann5138 you're absolutely right, i got a job at a Hvac company, they wanted me to rip off every customer and tell them things were broke when they weren't, they didn't directly say it but that's what they wanted, everything is a scam nowadays
Am a first year electrical apprentice, and I can confirm this. I dont know a lot, but I witnessed the overcharging customers for wire lengths we didn't pull. The journeymen I worked with would charge at least 20 feet more than what was actually there. Not including service loops and slag. Then, they just screw them over on parts and labor. Only two of us. Let's charge for 6 people, "throws code out window." Let's put eight 90⁰ L's with 5 feet of conduit per joint just to get to the disconnect that wouldve been 8 feet to the left. So now 8' turned to 60' then another 20 cause why not 🤌. When I become a master Imma be honest. Thats bs to charge $9,000+ for small jobs like that
@@AntiqueCycles ha! One slight change, I was a useless boilermaker for 30 years but those bad memories are in the past, snooker, darts and beer is about it nowadays lil
I hired a kid right out of welding school. He was very talented! After testing him thoroughly in everything from fit up through welding, I asked him how much he thought was a fair price for his work. He asked for $15 hr.... I knew of his young wife through my wife, and I knew they had a new baby. .. I told him I was wasn't going to pay him $15 hr. And I scolded him for low balling himself. I insisted on starting him at $20 and said that if his attendance and attitude was good, Id raise him to $25....by the time his first paycheck came due, I gave him the raise, it was obvious to me this kid was the best employee I'd ever had the privilege to work with.. For context, this was back in 2007.
Yeah, the welds are ok. But was the fillet in the plans, or was it supposed to go straight vertical to the plate it was welded onto? Cause if the fillet was extra, he WAY overdid it.
This is ridiculous, this man deserves more than that, I I’m a electrician , I seen men who call themselves electricians, know absolutely nothing about electrical and just because they hold a journeyman license make $40/ hr.
As someone that has 22 years of being alive I can confirm that this is in fact without a single ounce of doubt the upmost waste of your time reading my comment
Ran a weld shop, little Puerto Rican girl shows up for the weld test, aced it. So final I asked where'd you learn how to weld? She said her father was an underwater welder in the Navy. Great dad.
@@wyleekan5407 She should go get a job where they can't afford to promote people for anything other than being able to do the job. All DEI hiring does for minorities is make everyone you run into wondering if you got their based on skill or the color of your skin.
As a full time real estate expert having practiced for over a decade, and having no relevant history with welding, I can honestly say without a doubt that these welds are top notch!
For those who don't now, this is fantastic work. If for $25/hour for one hour of work you think this welder only deserves $25 then you're ignorant. Especially since the company probably charge the client $800 for this job, if not more. $25/hour is 2005. This is 2024. Want better employees deserving of this quality of stick welding, pay them an appropriate wage, don't undercut him. Give him $40/hr. Minimum.
This wasn't done with stick. We all need more money but this isn't all you need to be able to do to earn $25 - let alone $40 where I live. Don't get butt hurt - I am just chiming in.
@@StraitD2 no way. That saggy maggy screams flux core to me. Those beads were deposited hot, and way, way faster than stick. Best sign is the tack job. Unless that stick was finger sized, you cant put down that much material without a blowout. Also, look at that tack job, one more time. It has the wire feed divot. Unmistakable.
This is called a two-way test. You test his welding ability, he tests your ability to be his boss. If he says $25 and you give it to him, he knows you ain't shit and ge can find a better boss. You offer $45, he knows you'll treat him fair.
@@tygerRips no if your ask for something. And your good that’s what they will give you. You always ask for what your worth and what you want. And usually more. And then negotiations from there. It’s like buying a car or something. If you ask for $5,000 and the care is worth $15,000 no one is going to say hey nah let me give you $15,000 instead of the $5,000 you asked for.
@@twingytwango6971Agree on overkill at the bottom, I'd also use thinner electrodes on the last layer, to make a smother weld. Those deep groves is not good in the long run. Material fatigue and so on.
For real.. this ain’t 2008 where 12.50 an hour was like 25.. I been doing hvac for 16 years and got paid that and could still pay my bills.. I make 35 now and am broke 😢 fuckin inflation dude it’s crazy
What are you smoking? Showing up on time doesn’t increase your worth and damn sure doesn’t earn you 50k per year. Get off the drugs and shut the fuck up
@@ludvig3242nah I live in WA state and 35 an hour is rough af to live on if you don’t live in some getto trash apartment by yourself. Congratulations you live somewhere with a lower cost of living, not everyone does you know.
@@kylelaughinghouse1893 3D printing and welding are pretty much the same concept except welding is usually used to stick things together. You could make something entirely out of welding rods,
My wife took two years of welding at Washtenaw Community College. It was a chance to get out of her comfort zone. Learned to make phenomenal beads and skill.
My dad knew a machinist/welder who was pretty talented. He made custom artwork from time to time. One day he decided to make a sculpture for our local arena. (Job fairs, motorcross, concerts all types of things are held there year round). He named it the portal to earth, it was nothing more than a warped oval shaped piece that was 3 Dimensional, it stood about 15-20 feet tall and 5 feet wide or so. Our city unveiled it talking about how creative it was and how amazing it is, it was in the newspaper and on local news stations. What everyone would ask is, what is it? The machinist would simply reply “it’s a portal to earth” (or a portal to the new world can’t remember). Well people wouldnt really ask what that meant except my dad. And when my dad asked him “what the hell does portal to earth mean?” The machinist chuckled a little bit, he said “you’re the first person to actually ask me that” the machinist began to giggle uncontrollably and through his teary eyes of laughter “ITS A VAGINA, ITS A DAMN PUSSY, AND THEY TOTE IT AROUND LIKE A TROPHY” my dad laughed his ass off and told me several years later. I about pissed myself laughing when my old man told me the story
Correction. He requested 25 an hr. His WELDS demand 40 an Jr. I’d pay his welds what they ask, or another company happily will as they know they can park him on any job and can rest easy knowing it will get done as it should or better. As a company owner, that is priceless.
Makes sense, if youre that good at your job and you lowball them after showing them your work and they dont try to pay you more, thats not the place youd wanna work anyways.
I'm a director of transportation and I fight with my district all the time about how they need to pay my drivers more before we lose them all! Thank you for doing what you do!
Thank you, it often gets tough dealing with unruly kids, but I love interacting with them and seeing their young minds growing. I did trivia with them the last month of school and handed out prizes. We all had a great time. Somebody has to care.. but yes, it is tough to stay sometimes.
@@Neamiah101 I love every day that I fill in a route or drive a trip! Those are the best days! I work at a really small school district with just 7 daily routes in a state that really doesn't love public school. No one in my department gets paid enough, but as much as I'd like to get paid more, I want my drivers to catch up first!
@@Neamiah101 I’m a bud driver too gave to do cpc and courses to make sure I’m covering all health n safety regs I get crb checked every five years that’s more than any other profession A pilot gets 80-100 k a train driver 50 k plus a lorry driver 35k plus A bus driver 25 k No money for all that so called professional qualifications A utter disgrace
Really, with how much stuff costs in the US, 25 an hour you'd be decently well off right? I mean an average wage for a skilled tradesman in Australia is like 35, and stuff costs twice the amount here.
The bad thing about this whole scenario is not the fact he did a great job . It's the fact he welded this on a whole sheet of material instead of getting some scrap to do it on .
@@michaelkeyes3856 The system is outta whack because the superrich are sucking up 95% of everything. Economy has doubled since 2000. Are you 2x as rich? Nobody else is either except the barons and earls.
Thank you for not clarifying what he did wrong because all of us are professional welders and know what he SHOULD have done. We all learned something valuable here.
Not sure if you're shocked that he only wants $25/hr for this work, or insulted that he would dare ask for $25/hr. I've paid laborers $20/hr just to lug lumber. I hope you offered him a lot more than what he was "demanding".
@@J.C... Maybe, maybe not. But it's interesting that you say that with as much confidence as someone who was there when it was made. It 'could' be bs is a safer bet. People who speak in absolutes disappoint themselves more often than not, my friend. Be careful with that practice. It's led society to the state it's in today...
It's a 2 way test.. he gets tested on his welding capabilities and him asking a humble wage tests the employer if he'll treat him right. An employer should offer a fair price for good workmanship.
As a professional non welder with 36 years experience in non welding, i can say it looks real sturdy and impressive to me. I see no gaps in that thang 😂
Strategy works. My grandfathers been welding forever. He went to interview for John Deere and they wanted to see two welds. He did one shitty and one immaculate and they asked what happened to the first one. He told them that’s what less money buys them and the other one is what more money buys them…He’s worked for John Deere for close to 10 years or so now
Yep,,, trump injected 8 trillion into the economy,,, just PRINTED bailout money and distributed it, and with more dollars in circulation, each dollar is now worth less. But he did a lot of things right too! MAGA!
All by design. The world is expanding in population. So the people in control are chocking the ability to become wealthy. Money is failing , banks collapsing and War is on the table. Being taxes perpetually and inflation is consuming your earnings. The people that are doing this are the ones in control.
I've done all kinds of different welding in different environments. These pad eyes were common back in my shipyard days. They would take a lot longer than an hour to let the welds cool after every pass. Regardless, decent welds, but nothing too difficult at all. But I agree, worth at least 25 an hour especially showing up 5 days a week day in and out!
My dad was a welder most his adult life , 13 yrs in a shop in Chicago he was explaining a fill weld one day , I asked him if he enjoyed it he said sometimes except when the project goes on for days n days in a row , then he explained how tool die presses had to be rebuilt and they would fill many feet of weld into gaps several feet thick , literally 1000s of hot passes , it never sank in as a kid or young man even how hard that man must've worked all I knew was a humble guy w/arms like Popeye that loved us enough to do all this , Now I see dad r.i.p. pops.😢
To those wondering, that's not just a proper weld..And its not an exaggerated weld either; this man inferred that the size and mass of the piece he is welding means it may be subjected to extreme loads, so he laid down a substantial weld which will add strength. That will ensure the piece will actually function properly.
I understand but the tone of voice he used in saying the gentleman demanded $25 for a weld like that is peanuts where I’m from besides California and Massachusetts where $25 is like minimum wage. $25 demand is nothing a journey man welder or metal fabricator in MA on average is $25-$28 bucks an hour
Incorrect!!! The weld size, is predetermined, in the drawings. This is a lifting lug, and a Double Beveled CJP. The welding Procedure already exists. With voltage/amps/preheat/travel speed/required filler metal, etc. (Known as essential variables, for welding) All he has to do, as a welder, is follow the instructions. While still a talent, and an art, It's in NO WAY, the decision of the welder, how the joint is configured/weld size/filler metal/and all the other variables. He just has to do it right.
@@christonkinson8473...you would think after all these years of shopping carts, the wobbly wheel would be the last failure of cart shopping! I had one, the last one available, needed to move two cases of water....nope the first case acted like the cart was bagged. I dragged a long black line through Giant.
Some positions only pay a certain amount no matter how good you are. If a higher paying position opens up they will probably be taking it. This is why people are told they are over qualified and don’t get the job.
@@madmatt2024 Same reason people don't hire pregnant people or why they search out the lower IQ population to hire for police... No reason in investing resources for someone to up and leave when they get bored or pop out a kid.
@@madmatt2024 I agree that it's bs to tell people that but it happens all of the time. I was laid off in the 1980's as a skilled trades autoworker. Divorced and having to pay child support I needed any job. I couldn't buy a job. I was over qualified at least a hundred times. Then they cut off my unemployment until I got three applications per week where they stated I was over qualified.
No. That weld is waste time, material, skill... If that was the setup and you cant grind the spot welds out, tolerance or whatever, you would want to brace the weld out in a t pattern and do a properly weld along the continuous edge... That looks like it took forever and will have layers and layers of bead and inclusions that are possible failure points.
@@strings1984sounds like you needed s couple more years of school. Although i agree on it should have been braced om pretty sure that's good enough for anyone on this earth as, no one gives s single shit anymore. Yes you can brace and fixture it I'm tell the end of time, but you have to beat the time some how. If thry give you 4 hours for bracing and you can do without, then that's 4 hours in your pocket.
Ty for that little piece of knowledge ! I was like $25/hrs sounds good but that's coming from me who has only worked up to that number, never started with it. But glad to know he deserved more.
@@JesseReid-ut2ot $25 per hour is a decent wage for welders with solid basic skills, but a master level welder like this could easily earn double that.
@@vital4644_ I work adjacent to the us department of labor and long haul truckers often get paid per load or per mile and aren't paid NEARLY enough for a job that basically keeps them "at work" 24 hours a day while on a run. It's disgusting.
@@chief2717welds look amazing and badass, not “cold rolled”, haven’t been “wire wheeled” either. That’s the natural look of the filler, yeah, looks killer! Great job to the man who showcased his skill here! 👍👏
I dont know much about welding either but can usually tell whats good and whats not, when you see "stacked dimes" thats usually a good sign and tbis is definitely a good one.. this isnt stacked dimes however
@@nickstrom2306 this appears to be a flux core weld which should NEVER have a stacked dimes look. If a flux core weld does have that look it will fail due to trapped slag between the 'dimes'. This guy even wrapped the corners.
@Enju ....but welding is a literal SKILLED TRADE. Loving that not these greedy, sick-minded capitalists now include trades as "unskilled labour" now so they excuse paying them minimum wage or close to it.
Companies don't determine an employee's worth, the market does and employees don't know what they are worth, they just know numbers some dumbass who made good money for 2 months on a shutdown or pipeline told them.
You're joking about the robot, right ? 🤣 My God that's some horrible welding. Looks like those 3D printed structures, like a big-long continuous turd...
My dad was a welder. He was also nearly illiterate. He had dislexia, his parents died before he was 13, and he taught himself to weld and became a longshoreman, boilermaker, machinist. He would be absolutely offended that welders are being pumped out like factory items. It's driven their pay down like every other Craftsman's in America. It's an insult to an industry that demands skill, WISDOM, experience, and a sense of great responsibility because their work prevents injuries. What they've done to that industry is abhorrent. Like they're jobs at McDonald's.
That’s a really solid job especially if it’s welded from the inside out which is definitely what you need on something like that which would be taking huge loads! :)
He's testing you no less than you're testing him. If you say anything less than $50 an hour, he's gonna smile, thank you for your time, walk out the door and ghost your ass.
@@softjones3128 I'm hired at 25 an hour to sand and strip... I feel bad for a welder who gets hired by you making less than what an hour of min wage in 1998 was worth
@@totalcardetailing2022we don’t, we just point things out and then get a professional at that specific job to come fix it or do it while we make sure they are doing it in a safe manner and calling them out if they aren’t using the proper ppe lol
As an ex-IT guy, I can fully confirm that people have brought components back in with this much solder on and advised, "This doesn't work, I want a refund! It was like this when you sold it to me!"
Welder, see’s a wanted ad in the paper, welder needed, 25$-55$ an hour.
Welder comes in for the interview, same scenario as the video.
The welder is left to perform his welds, supervisor returns to inspect them.
The welder has completed two welds side by side.
One weld looks like it was done by a high school kid who just smoked a joint, the other was the finest weld he had ever seen.
The supervisor asks him, what’s going on and why the quality of the welds are so drastically different.
Welder: The ad stated that the position paid 25$-55$ an hour
Supervisor: Yeah…
Welder: Well, that there weld on the left is a 25$ an hour weld, an the one on the right is a 55$ an hour weld, which one would you like sir?
@@darketernal3 I think you missed the point in the story about he basically stay stated as a new hire is going to get what you pay for and since he hasn't been hired this is the negotiation obviously he's capable capable of a high skill and that's what he'll get also probably not a real situation just a story to make a point
@@darketernal3 that's what he was doing though, negotiating. He was using this demonstration to negotiate his starting pay based on the information given in the wanted ad.
@@darketernal3 nah. That's Ivory Tower nonsense.
Boom!
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After interviewing 35 welders he had his project built for free.
Lmao
Truth
Pretty much
This one got me good 😂
Brilliant
As a warehouse inbound/outbound coordinator of 10 years and truck driver for 5, I can confirm I have no idea what I'm looking at, but it is cool.
I welded stick and TIG on an assembly line making cargotainers. I passed my test with one week of training. I learned to weld fast and accurate with the men I worked with and not letting them down on quota jobs. That man is worth $40 because he will become better and possibly a teacher. Thanks Hank Berzinski RIP! Love ya for staying after work teaching me.
@@joepeach997 may God bless Yank in Heaven for being a teacher. The world if men needs men like Hank who took the time to teach you welding. We need more role models and teachers
How about vertical and over head? Anyone can do flat but the real deal comes from the other two.
@@user-bk5nj1qo6n I did vertical just fine, I never had to do overhead. I do believe with enough practice and a good teacher I could.
@@deborahmcdonald8960 yes we do, I really miss him, he was a good man that went way beyond welding. I can’t still see him handing me a welding helmet and smiling, I was nervous, but everyday I got better and one day as I flipped the helmet up, he said, “You’re ready”! I made more money and joined a small club of great welders.
@@joepeach997 that man was a rare breed not many like that left today
As a 35 year old non welder with 42 years of non welder experience, I can absolutely confirm that those are in fact welds
😂
I appreciate you I was really confused before this
Thanks. I thought it was silver cake icing 😂
Fuck this made me cackle 😂
Indeed I would like to see how he built that up
>Be me
>Watch video
>Be unsure as to whether the weld is good or not
>Come to comments to find out whether thr weld is good or not
>Have to scroll for 5 solid minutes to find an actual explanation that this is a hella good weld
>Video loops that entire time
😂😂😂 Same dude!!!
Me rn
@user-qf6ze9kx7x
>Be this guy
>Don't know what a greentext post is
>Get answer in the form of another greentext-style post
>Hopefully understand that it's just a stylistic choice made for the fun of it
Pause video, then read through comments like I did.
About 50 times now. Still don’t understand. Was nobody supervising this new employee?
Business owners are killing the industry. I'm a welder of 15 years and had a place only offer me 18 an hr. I laughed in his face walked out now I'm a plumber working for a company asking me to rip people off... Man what happened to the labor world
Once the 19th century labour movement was all but destroyed, it was game over. A shame too, because a lot of people are better suited for labour than some of the "higher class" jobs they end up in
@@themanchann5138 competency crisis. Midwit millennials in charge of everything now in place of boomers who built companies. We have to wait for the houses of cards to collapse. Made worse by dropping critical thinking, diversity over competence, and corporatization among many other factors.
I could write a 10,000 word answer and call it 'brief'
@themanchann5138 you're absolutely right, i got a job at a Hvac company, they wanted me to rip off every customer and tell them things were broke when they weren't, they didn't directly say it but that's what they wanted, everything is a scam nowadays
Am a first year electrical apprentice, and I can confirm this. I dont know a lot, but I witnessed the overcharging customers for wire lengths we didn't pull. The journeymen I worked with would charge at least 20 feet more than what was actually there. Not including service loops and slag. Then, they just screw them over on parts and labor. Only two of us. Let's charge for 6 people, "throws code out window." Let's put eight 90⁰ L's with 5 feet of conduit per joint just to get to the disconnect that wouldve been 8 feet to the left. So now 8' turned to 60' then another 20 cause why not 🤌. When I become a master Imma be honest. Thats bs to charge $9,000+ for small jobs like that
I'm in Arizona I'm just curious as to where you guys are seeing this shit also
As a bum for the last 40 years, I can say with 100% surety, I will be going to the pub when it opens at 11am today
see ya there mate, in for a game of snooker?
Buhahahaa!!! Great one! 😂
@@craigrik2699 well done, you should be very proud of yourself
@@AntiqueCycles ha! One slight change, I was a useless boilermaker for 30 years but those bad memories are in the past, snooker, darts and beer is about it nowadays lil
😂😂😂😂😂💯🔥🔥🔥
I hired a kid right out of welding school. He was very talented! After testing him thoroughly in everything from fit up through welding, I asked him how much he thought was a fair price for his work. He asked for $15 hr....
I knew of his young wife through my wife, and I knew they had a new baby. ..
I told him I was wasn't going to pay him $15 hr. And I scolded him for low balling himself. I insisted on starting him at $20 and said that if his attendance and attitude was good, Id raise him to $25....by the time his first paycheck came due, I gave him the raise, it was obvious to me this kid was the best employee I'd ever had the privilege to work with..
For context, this was back in 2007.
*due
Need more people in this world like you
@@Semajlittle1120 thank you. That's very kind of you to say 😊
Just being honest. Some people would of said ok & left it at that regardless of the next persons situation character or work ethics
@@Semajlittle1120 Would have.
For those wondering, that is a good weld
Thank you.
Yeah, the welds are ok. But was the fillet in the plans, or was it supposed to go straight vertical to the plate it was welded onto? Cause if the fillet was extra, he WAY overdid it.
Thanks!
@@jasonmills9158 That's my question, what are the plans? Can't tell if he did it right or wrong. The weld does look good.
Lol.....thanks. I honestly had no idea
This is ridiculous, this man deserves more than that, I I’m a electrician , I seen men who call themselves electricians, know absolutely nothing about electrical and just because they hold a journeyman license make $40/ hr.
how do they get a license if they dont know anything about electrical?
@ScreamingEagleFTW ......you study the books,take classes and have no practical work experience....
@@EAEAKGEJEJ
U sure right not all journey men have talent
Whoever welded this deserves far more than $25 per hour.
As a carpenter of over 20 years experience, I can say with 100% conviction, that is metal and not wood.
As a full time crane operator for more than 20 yrs and a part time couch potato that weld is not going to fail
As someone that has 22 years of being alive I can confirm that this is in fact without a single ounce of doubt the upmost waste of your time reading my comment
you never know, could be cake
@@SixteenTonesStudio welcome back to today’s episode of Is It Cake!
😂😂😂😂😂
Ran a weld shop, little Puerto Rican girl shows up for the weld test, aced it. So final I asked where'd you learn how to weld? She said her father was an underwater welder in the Navy. Great dad.
She should have joined the Navy and become a diver… as a woman she would have been pushed to the top.
@@wyleekan5407 Yup. Gotta love that pussy card that gets everyone to bend over backwards. 😂
Any underwater welder is above badass..thats some hard welding
@@user-qr3vb5hi1x underwater welding is easier than topside in my opinion.
@@wyleekan5407 She should go get a job where they can't afford to promote people for anything other than being able to do the job. All DEI hiring does for minorities is make everyone you run into wondering if you got their based on skill or the color of your skin.
As a full time real estate expert having practiced for over a decade, and having no relevant history with welding, I can honestly say without a doubt that these welds are top notch!
As a person who has used his eyes for 57yrs , I can say unequivocally the weld looks nice .
For those who don't now, this is fantastic work. If for $25/hour for one hour of work you think this welder only deserves $25 then you're ignorant. Especially since the company probably charge the client $800 for this job, if not more. $25/hour is 2005. This is 2024. Want better employees deserving of this quality of stick welding, pay them an appropriate wage, don't undercut him. Give him $40/hr. Minimum.
Agreed. The question to answer by the boss-man is this: How much money can this welder make me in an hour? Pay him accordingly.
This wasn't done with stick.
We all need more money but this isn't all you need to be able to do to earn $25 - let alone $40 where I live.
Don't get butt hurt - I am just chiming in.
@@pdxRoberge It absolutely was done with stick. The evidence is everywhere. Look closer. Tacks also.
@@StraitD2 no way. That saggy maggy screams flux core to me. Those beads were deposited hot, and way, way faster than stick.
Best sign is the tack job. Unless that stick was finger sized, you cant put down that much material without a blowout.
Also, look at that tack job, one more time. It has the wire feed divot. Unmistakable.
Not at all uniform....
People don't quit jobs..they quit bosses
That might be the smartest thing I read all day.
word
You so precise !!!
Not always true I've quit plenty of jobs where I liked the boss. Sometimes you just get a better opportunity.
@@thirtythreeeyes8624 means your boss didn't pay you enough to stick around.
Edit: js
He is not a welder. He was BORN in the weld, cooked by the heat of welding
As an engineer, I can say with 100% confidence that this not a firewall.
Dude is beyond a welder. He is a sculpturer. A weaver of metal.
Metal bender lol
Sculptor
It’s flux core, relax.
Mf that’s a pile of gummy worms on structural
He a metallurgical artist .
This is called a two-way test. You test his welding ability, he tests your ability to be his boss. If he says $25 and you give it to him, he knows you ain't shit and ge can find a better boss. You offer $45, he knows you'll treat him fair.
Thank you for explaining
xactly
If you as for $25 they will give you $25. If you good you ask for top pay. No one is going to say oh you want $25 ok let me give you $45 instead.
@@roberttruesdell6151 thry will if they aim for good employees and are willing to play them for it.
@@tygerRips no if your ask for something. And your good that’s what they will give you. You always ask for what your worth and what you want. And usually more. And then negotiations from there.
It’s like buying a car or something. If you ask for $5,000 and the care is worth $15,000 no one is going to say hey nah let me give you $15,000 instead of the $5,000 you asked for.
In Canada that’s a 48-52hr weld. Easy position but a lot of rod in that weld. Nice work.
@@eastvanman7468 that’s a fcaw weld not a smaw weld maybe next time let’s not pretend you know what you’re talking about
48 canadian is like 20 American. Ya gettin' ripped off. No Stick in that weldment.
As a Marketing Agency Owner I can say with 100% certainty that this video is recording the good stuff.
Ive been a welder for 37 years. I've never seen a fill weld this good. This is by far the strongest possible bond.
Looks like an overkill and waste of material to me. Then again most of you haven’t been through the apprenticeship system.
@@twingytwango6971Agree on overkill at the bottom, I'd also use thinner electrodes
on the last layer, to make a smother weld.
Those deep groves is not good in the long run. Material fatigue and so on.
The fill looks stronger than the sculpture itself😅
No, this is not overkill. I have been a welder for 37 years and have never seen such quality.
I stack welds better then that every day and I have pictures to prove it. This guy would not get hired where I work
A guy with no experience who shows up on time everyday and can read a tape measure is worth $25/hr.
Yes
For real.. this ain’t 2008 where 12.50 an hour was like 25.. I been doing hvac for 16 years and got paid that and could still pay my bills.. I make 35 now and am broke 😢 fuckin inflation dude it’s crazy
What are you smoking? Showing up on time doesn’t increase your worth and damn sure doesn’t earn you 50k per year. Get off the drugs and shut the fuck up
@@buckfiden156 sounds like you need to manage your finances my dude 😂
@@ludvig3242nah I live in WA state and 35 an hour is rough af to live on if you don’t live in some getto trash apartment by yourself. Congratulations you live somewhere with a lower cost of living, not everyone does you know.
As a 72 year old Brazilian woman I can confirm those are in fact not plastic welds.
25 per hour is ridiculously low for someone with that skill.
Bro didn't just weld, he straight up 3D printed.
😂 on point
When you don't understand 3d printing 😂
@@kylelaughinghouse1893 3D printing and welding are pretty much the same concept except welding is usually used to stick things together. You could make something entirely out of welding rods,
@@kylelaughinghouse1893sounds like you don't understand 3d printing
This guy doesn't weld
25 dollars for a experienced welder sounds like you robbing your new employees
It says 25-55 though...
@@shoopdawhoop8730 the video doesn’t haha. I think you thought you were replying to the other comment
Exactly
The same employer, will be upset when the guy goes elsewhere for more money.
Yup
Not only did he weld, but he removed the original piece and found a different piece to weld in the same spot. He's a magician!
My wife took two years of welding at Washtenaw Community College. It was a chance to get out of her comfort zone. Learned to make phenomenal beads and skill.
As a CVS cashier, this is a good weld
😂😂😂😂
Lmmfao so funny i work on pools and couldn't tell if it was good or bad and couldn't tell if the guy talking was mad or happy
I love this comment
😂
You are the reason I liked this video 😂😂😂
My dad knew a machinist/welder who was pretty talented. He made custom artwork from time to time. One day he decided to make a sculpture for our local arena. (Job fairs, motorcross, concerts all types of things are held there year round). He named it the portal to earth, it was nothing more than a warped oval shaped piece that was 3 Dimensional, it stood about 15-20 feet tall and 5 feet wide or so. Our city unveiled it talking about how creative it was and how amazing it is, it was in the newspaper and on local news stations. What everyone would ask is, what is it? The machinist would simply reply “it’s a portal to earth” (or a portal to the new world can’t remember). Well people wouldnt really ask what that meant except my dad. And when my dad asked him “what the hell does portal to earth mean?” The machinist chuckled a little bit, he said “you’re the first person to actually ask me that” the machinist began to giggle uncontrollably and through his teary eyes of laughter “ITS A VAGINA, ITS A DAMN PUSSY, AND THEY TOTE IT AROUND LIKE A TROPHY” my dad laughed his ass off and told me several years later. I about pissed myself laughing when my old man told me the story
Thats fuckin amazing i want to see it 😂😂😂
as an artist who has hidden shit into my artwork. can confirm sounds legit.
That is brilliant 😂😂😂
That is a bloody good one mate 😂😂
All modern art is just like that lol 😂
As a network and cyber security architect, I do support and can confirm that this is one big ass weld.
Incredible talent. Truly an artist. I hope you Hired him for a bunch more.
Plot twist: That wasn't the test, he just started welding random shit to their table
That's some funny stuff buddy 😂
Lmao don't worry they'll call once they try to remove it :P
fucking hell and now we know why
That would explain the $25 lol
😂😂😂😂
Correction. He requested 25 an hr. His WELDS demand 40 an Jr. I’d pay his welds what they ask, or another company happily will as they know they can park him on any job and can rest easy knowing it will get done as it should or better. As a company owner, that is priceless.
Greedy lil scum bag arent ya?
Love been like...we will start you at 17 and work your way up to 25 in 10 years...maybe lol
Makes sense, if youre that good at your job and you lowball them after showing them your work and they dont try to pay you more, thats not the place youd wanna work anyways.
@@countbooga6997amen
Well said.
As a blacksmith of over 27 years, I can say with absolute certainty, that's not a horse.
JB Weld flows like butter...
I am a school bus driver, and I can 100% confirm $25/hr doesn't mean shsh anymore!! Better pay the man. He's there to work!!
I'm a director of transportation and I fight with my district all the time about how they need to pay my drivers more before we lose them all! Thank you for doing what you do!
Thank you, it often gets tough dealing with unruly kids, but I love interacting with them and seeing their young minds growing. I did trivia with them the last month of school and handed out prizes. We all had a great time. Somebody has to care.. but yes, it is tough to stay sometimes.
@@Neamiah101 I love every day that I fill in a route or drive a trip! Those are the best days! I work at a really small school district with just 7 daily routes in a state that really doesn't love public school. No one in my department gets paid enough, but as much as I'd like to get paid more, I want my drivers to catch up first!
@@Neamiah101 I’m a bud driver too gave to do cpc and courses to make sure I’m covering all health n safety regs I get crb checked every five years that’s more than any other profession
A pilot gets 80-100 k a train driver 50 k plus a lorry driver 35k plus
A bus driver 25 k
No money for all that so called professional qualifications
A utter disgrace
@Neamiah101 . . . There to work? Most employees I have ever seen are there to collect the paycheck.
Dude can literally stack boxes at UPS for 25 an hour with health and dental
Yeah… much easier lol
@@ComicusFreemaniusI used to work at UPS and I'm a felon.
Don't be delusional.
Minus the mafia take more like 18 an hour
@@ComicusFreemanius ups hires felons
Really, with how much stuff costs in the US, 25 an hour you'd be decently well off right? I mean an average wage for a skilled tradesman in Australia is like 35, and stuff costs twice the amount here.
The bad thing about this whole scenario is not the fact he did a great job . It's the fact he welded this on a whole sheet of material instead of getting some scrap to do it on .
You owe him 100$ already.
More than that!
so your saying it took him 4 hours lol at max 20 minutes
😂
@@shomamatie No way in 20mins..🤦🏻♂️
@@Eddoya 45mins to an hour
Is about the right speed to do 1...
When you find a good worker, you take care of them, and they will take care of you.
Facts, cold facts
Hell they demand $15 hr in NY state for minimum wage at fast food places that were not meant to be lifelong careers
@@michaelkeyes3856 The system is outta whack because the superrich are sucking up 95% of everything. Economy has doubled since 2000. Are you 2x as rich? Nobody else is either except the barons and earls.
@@bardigan1 keep voting Biden that’s what we get
Always.
As a chef with 25 years experience, I can say with 100% conviction, that is metal and not a beef wellington.
Thank you for not clarifying what he did wrong because all of us are professional welders and know what he SHOULD have done. We all learned something valuable here.
What did he do wrong gatekeeper?
25 an hour is basically the new 10 dollars an hour.
It absolutely is. Aka “inflation”
More like 7 now
Looks good ! He could command $80 P/h in Oz
Shit give it me and it won't be. Most people seem to live way above their means. That's rate would change my life
😂😂😂😂. So true.
Not sure if you're shocked that he only wants $25/hr for this work, or insulted that he would dare ask for $25/hr. I've paid laborers $20/hr just to lug lumber. I hope you offered him a lot more than what he was "demanding".
amen to dat..
It's a bs vid. It never happened.
@@J.C... Maybe, maybe not. But it's interesting that you say that with as much confidence as someone who was there when it was made. It 'could' be bs is a safer bet. People who speak in absolutes disappoint themselves more often than not, my friend. Be careful with that practice. It's led society to the state it's in today...
@@JamesBiggar Click bait B.S. videos like this are what has put the world in the sad state it is in. And policing other's tone.
It's a 2 way test.. he gets tested on his welding capabilities and him asking a humble wage tests the employer if he'll treat him right. An employer should offer a fair price for good workmanship.
Interesting how people "demand" $25 for an hour of their life and are judged on it like it's too much
As a professional non welder with 36 years experience in non welding, i can say it looks real sturdy and impressive to me. I see no gaps in that thang 😂
If you don't hire him, let him know I'll give him $40 an hour.
I would too!
Just out of curiosity do you happen to have your FFL manufacturers license
Do you have a number where I could get ahold of you I have a question for you and I don't want it on here
@@markclark2361 neg
@@markclark2361 your a mean person. You should reevaluate your attitude.
Strategy works. My grandfathers been welding forever. He went to interview for John Deere and they wanted to see two welds. He did one shitty and one immaculate and they asked what happened to the first one. He told them that’s what less money buys them and the other one is what more money buys them…He’s worked for John Deere for close to 10 years or so now
Ur grandfather is a baller
Your Gampy is a smart man! Old school I'm sure!!!
@@arnoldarnold1034Nope, his grandpa is 36 and listens to Eminem. 😂
I didn’t realize Carlos Mencia was stealing jokes again…
Based.
I’ve been a moron for 27 years and I can say with absolute certainty that this is a piece of metal.
Those of us who dont know welds have no idea what your point is.
Boss: how much welding rod did you use? Employee: all of them
Lol i was thinking the same.
More like:
Yes.
Looks like fluxcore.
i mean, you gotta use what you gotta use
Best
It's amazing that $25 an hour went from living with an abundance to living in a budget in just 4 years...
Yep
Yep,,, trump injected 8 trillion into the economy,,, just PRINTED bailout money and distributed it, and with more dollars in circulation, each dollar is now worth less. But he did a lot of things right too! MAGA!
All by design. The world is expanding in population. So the people in control are chocking the ability to become wealthy. Money is failing , banks collapsing and War is on the table.
Being taxes perpetually and inflation is consuming your earnings.
The people that are doing this are the ones in control.
Thanks to Biden!🙄
Bidenomics
Thats some experienced and/or talented welding. Worth WAY more than $25 per hr.
As a certified fork lift operator I can attest that those welds are good enough
pay him $50 an hour plus extra to teach your other employees how to weld like a boss.
Bam, the right answer.
He ain't that damn slick I'm a pipe welder and I can do that weld in a hour or less
@@jimmienibarger3281here we go a self proclaimed pipe welder on the internet again🤦🏻♂️
He did it in 30 mins with a fag break in between @@jimmienibarger3281
I've done all kinds of different welding in different environments. These pad eyes were common back in my shipyard days. They would take a lot longer than an hour to let the welds cool after every pass. Regardless, decent welds, but nothing too difficult at all. But I agree, worth at least 25 an hour especially showing up 5 days a week day in and out!
I've been a welder since 1970! Hire that man he knows his trade
Thanks - wasn’t sure whether this weld was good or not!!
My first reaction was, "Nice!" This guy's welds look smooth as butter.
Yeah, thank you (if this isn't sarcasm). I have no idea what is good or not...hence why I'm reading comments, lol
My ancestors welded the mayflower. This man doesn’t know welds.
@@nothingissimplewithlloydyeah and mine welded Noah's ark lol
As a certified forklift operator I confirm that is indeed a weld
This dude get's more than starting ! Great job !
My dad was a welder most his adult life , 13 yrs in a shop in Chicago he was explaining a fill weld one day , I asked him if he enjoyed it he said sometimes except when the project goes on for days n days in a row , then he explained how tool die presses had to be rebuilt and they would fill many feet of weld into gaps several feet thick , literally 1000s of hot passes , it never sank in as a kid or young man even how hard that man must've worked all I knew was a humble guy w/arms like Popeye that loved us enough to do all this , Now I see dad r.i.p. pops.😢
❤️🩹
Respect
Thanks for honoring your father.
Best comment I have ever read in my life!!!👍🏻 Honor thy Father and Mother!
r.i.p to him I'm sorry for your loss sounds like a great man .
To those wondering, that's not just a proper weld..And its not an exaggerated weld either; this man inferred that the size and mass of the piece he is welding means it may be subjected to extreme loads, so he laid down a substantial weld which will add strength. That will ensure the piece will actually function properly.
Thank you! I was curious
I understand but the tone of voice he used in saying the gentleman demanded $25 for a weld like that is peanuts where I’m from besides California and Massachusetts where $25 is like minimum wage. $25 demand is nothing a journey man welder or metal fabricator in MA on average is $25-$28 bucks an hour
@@michaelferdinand2677 Current MA minimum wage is $15/hr. No idea on CA, though, don't live there.
Incorrect!!! The weld size, is predetermined, in the drawings. This is a lifting lug, and a Double Beveled CJP. The welding Procedure already exists. With voltage/amps/preheat/travel speed/required filler metal, etc. (Known as essential variables, for welding) All he has to do, as a welder, is follow the instructions. While still a talent, and an art, It's in NO WAY, the decision of the welder, how the joint is configured/weld size/filler metal/and all the other variables. He just has to do it right.
@@Ninjadaddy777 how can you be certain that he had access to the drawings?
35 years as a welder. He is worth more with good attitude and attendance.
As an author with 26 years experience and 14 published books, I can 100% confirm this is not a manuscript....
As a cart pusher at Walmart, hire him immediately
The carts would still get wobbly wheels and a mind of there own 😂
@@christonkinson8473...you would think after all these years of shopping carts, the wobbly wheel would be the last failure of cart shopping! I had one, the last one available, needed to move two cases of water....nope the first case acted like the cart was bagged. I dragged a long black line through Giant.
You are a "(parking) lot attendant"... Took me a few months to figure out the official title as i just told people i was a shopping cart wrangler..
Ah yes a fellow franchise carrier
Cart tech
Skilled Labor isn’t cheap and cheap labor isn’t skilled. Pay the guy. 😂
But he deserves like double that.
Well put my friend.
cheap labor isn't cheap, best to pay for quality and get it done right the first time.
i don’t think you understand how much a good welder is worth.
@@DoesDrugs in wi evory manufacture thinks a wellder isent worth 25 an hr.
as a 40 year carpentry vet this guy was needed during the building of the Titanic
As a transmission, I can 100% without a doubt with no possible objections whole heartedly truthfully and factually say that I am a transmission
Paying this man anything less than $35/hr would be a crime
Some positions only pay a certain amount no matter how good you are. If a higher paying position opens up they will probably be taking it. This is why people are told they are over qualified and don’t get the job.
@@ecospider5 Which is BS. Sometimes, someone needs any job so they don't go under, so who cares if they are "overqualified"?
@@madmatt2024 Same reason people don't hire pregnant people or why they search out the lower IQ population to hire for police... No reason in investing resources for someone to up and leave when they get bored or pop out a kid.
@@madmatt2024 At that point they should consider settling for less. Supply, demand, etc...
@@madmatt2024 I agree that it's bs to tell people that but it happens all of the time. I was laid off in the 1980's as a skilled trades autoworker. Divorced and having to pay child support I needed any job. I couldn't buy a job. I was over qualified at least a hundred times. Then they cut off my unemployment until I got three applications per week where they stated I was over qualified.
He may be a new employee, but he ain't a new welder. Dude has talent.
Skill.
Talent.
But why did he weld it to the table?
@@communism-is-titscuz communism sucks
Indeed, It's wonderful
As someone that knows a lot about welding, I can say that this is one of the welds of all time.
As a welder I would have done welds closer leaving smooth looking weld . He`s weld looks wavy .....
You better give him $60 and health benefits! That man is a beast.
Lol I've never seen a welder make $60.00hr, unless it was High Hazard.
No. That weld is waste time, material, skill... If that was the setup and you cant grind the spot welds out, tolerance or whatever, you would want to brace the weld out in a t pattern and do a properly weld along the continuous edge... That looks like it took forever and will have layers and layers of bead and inclusions that are possible failure points.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@strings1984sounds like you needed s couple more years of school. Although i agree on it should have been braced om pretty sure that's good enough for anyone on this earth as, no one gives s single shit anymore. Yes you can brace and fixture it I'm tell the end of time, but you have to beat the time some how. If thry give you 4 hours for bracing and you can do without, then that's 4 hours in your pocket.
@@Mikesmeyer88nah i think homie strings is right here, have to disagree with you, he sounds like he knows his shits
If you give him $25hr for that skill level, you’re a scumbag boss
Why is he a scumbag?
@@blain20_ Good bosses pay what workers are worth. $25hr for that is wayyyy undervalued
@@blain20_"demanding 25 an hour starting"
@@brycecooley7017 You're an idiot.
@@blain20_25 dollars not 25k
Archeologists will find that artifact one day
Ups drivers make 45 bucks an hour. Welders are underpaid.
I've rewatched this like 30 times because that is a GORGEOUS weld and $25 an hour is an insulting low wage for that skill level.
Ty for that little piece of knowledge ! I was like $25/hrs sounds good but that's coming from me who has only worked up to that number, never started with it. But glad to know he deserved more.
@@JesseReid-ut2ot $25 per hour is a decent wage for welders with solid basic skills, but a master level welder like this could easily earn double that.
$25 an hour is what a truck loader makes just putting boxes in a trailer. This welder deserves far more.
@@vital4644_ I work adjacent to the us department of labor and long haul truckers often get paid per load or per mile and aren't paid NEARLY enough for a job that basically keeps them "at work" 24 hours a day while on a run. It's disgusting.
@@vital4644_ Amazon set up a warehouse in the neighbouring city. Their starting wage is $28 an hour.
That’s an extremely humble man.
Welds are inconsistent and cold rolled. Just look cute cause they’ve been wire wheeled for about a whole 8 hour shift it seems.
That's why it's 25/hr and not 50
@@timothyhoytbsmeright you can make almost that much at Amazon
@@chief2717welds look amazing and badass, not “cold rolled”, haven’t been “wire wheeled” either. That’s the natural look of the filler, yeah, looks killer! Great job to the man who showcased his skill here! 👍👏
@@RR31982the welding Job is Bad...
As an insurance agent I can tell you with 98.65% certainty that this is in fact not a MAPD D-SNP plan
As a marine biologist of 25 years, I am 100% certain this is not a whale.
I watch these and never know if what I’m seeing is a good or bad job. 😂😂
Same here 😂 from what I've read this work must be great
I dont know much about welding either but can usually tell whats good and whats not, when you see "stacked dimes" thats usually a good sign and tbis is definitely a good one.. this isnt stacked dimes however
Same, it looks fine to me 😅 maybe I'm just stupid haha
For people who didn't go to welding school needs explanation. But I tell you I bet it ain't going nowhere..😅😅
@@nickstrom2306 this appears to be a flux core weld which should NEVER have a stacked dimes look. If a flux core weld does have that look it will fail due to trapped slag between the 'dimes'. This guy even wrapped the corners.
"DEMANDING $25 an hour to start." He's selling himself short, WAY short.
So as someone who has no clue this job was performed well? The guy in the video makes it sound shitty. I can't tell.
Could be one just starting out, and $25/h to him sounded much better than minimum wage
Horrible welds.
@@Studio37forgamerslet’s see yours then bud
@Enju ....but welding is a literal SKILLED TRADE. Loving that not these greedy, sick-minded capitalists now include trades as "unskilled labour" now so they excuse paying them minimum wage or close to it.
25 is an insult. People don't even want to flip burgers for that price anymore.
A companies (Plural)worst nightmare is an employee knowing his worth.
Homeboy you got that shit right!
Companies don't determine an employee's worth, the market does and employees don't know what they are worth, they just know numbers some dumbass who made good money for 2 months on a shutdown or pipeline told them.
Seriously.. fucking greedy ass corporations
25 ain’t anywhere close to enough
You must only work at shitty places for shitty people.
Tell him to come to the coast. That man gets $80 an hour on day 1 at any shipyard. Those lines look like they were made by a robot.
I thought he was dissing him at first 😂 I’m not a welder but I knew that was good work for sure
What coast? Relocation costs paid? I can weld as good and do a HELL of alot MORE mechanical stuff as well.
@@murkyturkey5238 he was dissing him lol.."Demanding..."
You're joking about the robot, right ? 🤣
My God that's some horrible welding. Looks like those 3D printed structures, like a big-long continuous turd...
@@jonbrockman5308 east coast
As a 59 year old professional musician, I can say with certainty that this is not Sweet Home Alabama
My dad was a welder. He was also nearly illiterate. He had dislexia, his parents died before he was 13, and he taught himself to weld and became a longshoreman, boilermaker, machinist. He would be absolutely offended that welders are being pumped out like factory items. It's driven their pay down like every other Craftsman's in America. It's an insult to an industry that demands skill, WISDOM, experience, and a sense of great responsibility because their work prevents injuries. What they've done to that industry is abhorrent. Like they're jobs at McDonald's.
My grandfatherof 83 years looked at this weld and he served in the War. He says:
👍
As a professional RUclips commenter, that's quality work.
As a professional couch potato I can totally agree with you 🥔👍🍻
😂
Lololol you know your stuff
As a fellow professional RUclips commenter, this is the truth.
I'm a professional know it all RUclips commenter and I have to agree.
I'm a crane operator and I've seen some welds, That welder is an artist like a sniper in the army. Give that man a salute.
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Give him$50/hr instead
Completely disrespectful and ignorant cant conpare a welder to a soldier
@@thewillof3543It’s pretty fair in my opinion.
@@thewillof3543but they just did
That’s a really solid job especially if it’s welded from the inside out which is definitely what you need on something like that which would be taking huge loads! :)
Hat's off to the cleaner who makes the welders look so good 👍
He's testing you no less than you're testing him. If you say anything less than $50 an hour, he's gonna smile, thank you for your time, walk out the door and ghost your ass.
@Soft Jones and he'll definitely be ghosting you too lol
@@softjones3128 1998 minimum wage?
@@softjones3128 I'm hired at 25 an hour to sand and strip... I feel bad for a welder who gets hired by you making less than what an hour of min wage in 1998 was worth
@@softjones3128 that’s fair
@@softjones3128 are you even a welder bro, I am and that's easily more than 25 an hour
As a retired Electrical Engineer, I can say with 100% confidence that this is the best soldering I've ever seen.
lulz
@@jayfizzle9670 I'm pretty sure this is considered welding, not soldering. An electrical engineer huh?😒🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Um wrong. welding.
@@PoppaBadger you know how engineer are. Engineer are not supposed to work unsupervised.
@@totalcardetailing2022we don’t, we just point things out and then get a professional at that specific job to come fix it or do it while we make sure they are doing it in a safe manner and calling them out if they aren’t using the proper ppe lol
As a fully qualified non proffessional welder, i can confirm, i see "welds"
As an ex-IT guy, I can fully confirm that people have brought components back in with this much solder on and advised, "This doesn't work, I want a refund! It was like this when you sold it to me!"
I'm no welder but damn, he dodged a bullet not working for you 👍
Y😂ep
I don't get it. He was asking for $25? What's the issue?
@@mustangcody
hes worth much more!
@@mustangcodyLmfao are you serious?. Honestly
That's skill laying rod like that. What do think he's worth? 😮
@@mustangcody he is worth double, triple. He has mint skills and OP was ragging on his work, laughing he wanted $25 an hour.