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Practice is key, play with settings, play with distance from material with the torch, play with torch angles, don’t worry about trying to get cool patterns if you’re doing small diy jobs just push the weld pool straight. Have fun with it and don’t get discouraged with bad looking welds just experiment maybe seek advice from someone in the know before you know it you’ll lay some decent welds. And then brag about it of course.
Qualified welder here, I build aluminium Ute trays day in day out, great vid mate, the welding community is full of old toxic blokes with nothing positive to say,
My one tip to people wanting to learn aluminium tig is, never grind your welds back flush, you get a lot more strength from leaving them proud, I’ve seen a lot of young blokes with homemade trays that have cracked were they’ve ground back the tig welds
There are plenty of Video's on RUclips on how to Weld. Most are just plain boring. This one was entertaining. Keep it going.
These are the episodes I subscribed for
Super appreciate this kind of video, Sam. I’ve been following the channel a long, long, time and the educational videos are my favorites. Part of the BNB ethos is to risk learning new skills and to hear your thoughts on different aspects of that is really encouraging.
Mate as an older Bloke who always wanted to weld and only brought my first welder 2 yrs ago, cheers for not being one of those chart toppers on almost every other welding channel, looking forward to the Saturday tech videos
Thanks 👍
I herd a old boilermaker say "the recommend setting are correct, because most quality jobs are pre heated to get the best penetration and a strong clean weld", if that makes sense. Don't quote me on that it just the info he passed on during a Tafe course.
Ignore the haters Sam. I'm confident you have more supporters than detractors. Thanks for sharing your welding experience with us novice welders.
Give the man some credit for having a go I have been a boilmaker welder for over 26 years and a least Sam has the balls to show his welding ability unlike the rest of you piss poor people who call yourselfs welders he probably could out gun you’s all 😂😂😂 keep up the good work Sam you have my tick of approval mate
Great work Sam. I’m much like you with learning to weld myself at home. My new welder is a weapon but I struggle with setting the inductance.
I welded once it came in a tube and you just squeezed it then rubbed it with my finger is there another way wow
just a suggestion with the gas ur using, u should try using a c02 mix gas as it will get u better speed and more peno and it will sound a lot different, where using argon 5/2 has slightly less peno but ur video is informative for people starting out. so just a suggestion and i'm a qualified welder and not all of us r like u said
I started with arc welding and oxy acetylene. Went to mig. Then tig. Takes a lot of time to get good.
Hey Sammy I enjoyed these episodes keep up the great work fella
G'day and cheers mate. Love the way you get your content across ❤🇦🇺
I started welding from stick then to mig but still only have about 20 hrs exp all up. Ive done things from build basic frames to re skinning and trailer skinning a trailer. I've made and replaced panels and re welded a roof cut on a project rally UC to LH dirt to rally/track fun car. I have watched a few vids about welding and I think with every vid I watch, I pick up more and more. I did like the quicker flow video like yours.
I'm super keen to learn car 12 volt dual battery set ups and stand alone solar for dummies. Always wanted to but Im pretty green when it comes to that stuff bro. I used to blow up car stereos on simple installs and I haven't gotten much better 😂🤦♂️. I've just got an 07 nav and want to do a budget build over time for a daily and weekend or holiday adventures.
Cheers mate look forward to the next vid 🤙🍻
Love watching this stuff, you could even have a second channel for tec stuff like this 🤙🏼
Omg is this the real Blake
Thanks for the lesson, looking forward to the next ones
You will also get a better Finished welding if you grind of the Mill Scale which is the dark grey layer on mild steel😊
Another tip if you want it. I noticed the aluminium pipe you were welding you backstepped the welds. It leaves a bunch of craters around it. For something like this just start the arc on the crater and continue forward ( for tig only).
Also with aluminium mig a dual pulse machine helps alot.
But not a bad video for beginners. There are some on youtube that are terrible.
I hope there a tray build episode coming soon. Would be a awesome episode 🤙🏼
Keen welding in that nylon fishing jersey 🔥
I just got a tig try and learn more about it. Found so far the hardest part is getting the bloody settings right
Love this type of content mate... Newbie to welding and your tips help a lot. Cheers boyz
Good video, Sam, but please cover up your skin mate.
I don't want you getting the big"C"
See too many guys welding without both hands gloved long sleeves etc etc you even mentioned being worse than Sunburn.
Keep up the great content gets me through miserable rainy days here in the uk.
Good news is I'll be in Australia next week 😎 and sunny coast late March
Just bought my 1st multi set so learning tig next on the list
hopefully get my patrol finally finished when I get home M57 & 8hp near complete but crap weather holding me back as its an outside build won't fit in my garage
Good informative vid 👍👌👌. Keep em comin
Great to see some old school BnB content, teaching us normies how to DIY.
please do stick welding! thats ultimate DIY
It would also be good to tell people the gas flow rate for your shielding gas as I found if you use to much it will also give you a sit job by blowing the arc away
I’m just here for the comments 😅
Great content I can't weld for shit . Well actually my welds look like spoggy shit
Can you do a stick welding video
Can't do skilled welding just does hot glue gun welding
because it's just not practical to use in automotive applications. you really need atleast 3mm thick steel to not blow holes all over it. experienced professionals can do it but even then its just not practical.
"How to weld"
also you need gas and im all out, also i cant find the spool gun.
But heres a bunch of footage without instruction
Classic move.
Best how to video yet ya mug.
when you're a youtube and think you're a welder...
When ur an idiot in the comments thinking ur top shit…
guys if you wanna learn welding, dont do it here. just teaching bad habbits
No wonder you got done for dangerous driving ...... driving anything you did welding on would be dangerous. If only you'd got an 18 month suspension from welding the world would be a much safer place.