Man I’ve watched you for years and your content is the best! All this information for welders for free. I’ve learned several tips from you my friend. I still struggle with aluminum, even though it looks good when I weld aluminum I’m still not happy with it like when I will steal and I see a beautiful stack of dimes. Can you post a new video of some aluminum tig tips and tricks? Thank you sir

Thanks been tig welding alum so long im a bit rusty on steel ! Love and respect .

@Oneshot8242

11 ай бұрын

Rusty on steel. Good dad humour!

@DonnyBwelding1

11 ай бұрын

@@Oneshot8242 ya cought me . :)

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Been welding 7 years now, started watching as an apprentice and now I recommend you to the new apprentices. Awesome tips mate

Man Tig corner joints are always so satisfying

Jody is the KZread Welding GOAT in my opinion. I have shopped and bought from you store many times, You taught me to Tig weld and it is a well used and enjoyable part of my life. Forever Grateful.... Doug Doty...

Damn , you make it look so easy . After 2 years of TIG welding I am better than I was as a beginner, but still no where close you skills .

My 15 yo son is just starting to learn how to weld, I would like to see some videos on the very basics of mig welding with fluxcore and stick welding. Thanks, love your style of teaching.

@InchFab

11 ай бұрын

Look in the catalogue of videos on this channel. Every single thing your son could need to know has been done by Jody. He's taught thousands and thousands of welders how to get better without ever knowing them. All it takes is time, practice, and more practice.

I'd like to see more real world welding projects and fabrication. Thanks

Thanks for another good video. A fillet weld video would be nice. These are my biggest challenge, especially on stainless.

I’m brand new to tig welding. At 63 I’m too old to start learning a new art but I’m doing it anyway. I’d like to see some basics like holding the torch, proper arm rest, wire feed hand techniques, pedal control. Stuff that is seconded nature to a pro but the beginner needs to know. My 2 cents.

i'd like to see some tips on out of position motorsports type welding, upside down, in a cage, etc etc. i'm always struggling to position my foot pedal (as we all are) when i'm upside down and wrapped around a cage. thanks for your vids Jodi, i've watched you for years!

Great video man! TIG HREW 1/8” notched tube to another either 1/8” or 3/16” HREW tube will be awesome! Again, thanks for the effort and encouragement.

Jody with more pulse MIG machines coming on the market (and given that I own a MM255) I would love to see a series on how to pulse MIG weld.

Love 'em all, keep 'em coming, Jody! Would love to see some videos on dual shield flux core.

I just noticed you have a million subs! Holy cow! Well done. Well deserved.

Great video Jody, great information and great sets of fine products you have come up with for sale. Good to see you working close to home, Momma keeps you safe not allowing you to cross the streets again. Good for you both, stay safe and keep up the good videos. Fred.

You’re the man Jody. Thanks for all you do.

I’ve watched a lot of videos and they all been in an ideal welding situations nobody does videos out in the field were the condition are not ideal I’ve been welding for 40 years it’s those situations that makes it a challenge.

I love all the videos but these more basic ones i find i like the best as far as being helpful for the kind if stuff i do and build.

Excellent content Jody, for your question, I think an updated (or more recent/current) series on scratch start tig and perhaps also some newer machine reviews.

Being new to TIG welding, I find your instruction very valuable. Once I've done it wrong I do find most answers to my questions if I search through your videos. Thank you from a Kiwi in New Zealand.😊

Would be fun to see you and This Old Tony work together. I know those kind of things are rare and difficult to ever make happen given locations, timing, etc. But I can dream, can't I? :)

Always great content Jody thanks for Sharing to the welder Nation. God bless.

It would be nice to see some actual projects like you used to to rather than welding coupons all the time.

Excellent video as always. As a hobbyist welder, watching your videos I always feel like an eager student learning from a great teacher. Thank you! I'm happy to support you through your store,.

Your vids are very instructional, in an easy to understand lecture/practice format. I learned welding in '91/'92, after being laid off from Pan Am. The only form I learned that I can't use now is TIG. Turns out I have a tremor with genetic origin, so I literally can't hold the torch steady to do those lovely "stacked dimes" beads.

i think the hardest thing for me right now as a new welding student is keeping my puddle going and consistent. we’ve touched a bit on filler metal, but haven’t actually used it yet, so if you have any tips on that and travel angle, or anything along those lines, it would be much appreciated! thanks for making awesome videos, these help a lot.

I really like your videos your tips and tricks have saved me from some to a lot of the learning pains. You ask that we tell you what kind of videos we would like to see. I have the prime weld 200 and it has a lift tig with no finger switch or foot pedal. Videos on tig welding without those auxillary parts and how to achieve close to or the same results as when a foot pedal or finger switch is available would be much appreciated. Thank you.

Great video! I have always enjoyed your videos on purging and other topics that encompass that. Not sure you would be willing to do it but I would be interested in see micro Tig welding videos also. Thanks you for all the years of great informational videos!

Hi Jody, can you do a video simulating some of the various aspects of welded bike frame construction? Stuff like thin wall tube to thicker wall tube(main tubes to bottom bracket shell), plate slotted into small dia tube(dropouts) etc. I am hoping for aluminum, chromo and ti. I am looking to get into building bikes and I am familiar with steel brazing, but would like to know what kind of welder I should get since that is important to me as well. I have wanted to learn welding for a long time and your videos are inspiring me to make it happen.

Jody, I'd like to see more videos on how to prevent distortion like your previous box frame video. Maybe you could also talk about metal normalizing after welding something out and if it's necessary or not. Thanks!

Always good content Jody.Ideas for videos,Aluminum welding videos are always cool.

You are obviously a very good welder

great videos! maybe a little information on jigging fixtures, and also presetting angles when you know heavy welds will "pull"

Very helpful video thanks Jody.

Thanks for the video Jody great information as always ❤❤ it 👍.

Thank you for another informative video. It would be interesting to know what lens your camera shoots through. I can see your welds clearer on your videos than when I'm welding my own stuff!. Thanks again for making these videos, they are so useful. Cheers from the UK.

I would love to see welding thicker metal 1/4” to a very thin 1/16” or even thinner 1/32” . Preferably doing a lap weld and a rosette/plug weld (top thicker metal has hole and bottom thinner does not). I don’t think I have seen any good videos in my search doing this . Thank you for all the videos you post and tips you share.

@MattSSquared

11 ай бұрын

Me too!

I'd love to see videos of how you convert the garage to a workshop please

I'll warch any videos when it comes to welding as it has been awhile and I just bought a titainium 140 multiprocess

Solid knowledge as per usual ⚙️⚙️⚙️✌️

I would like to see how you weld thick to thin steel with both mig and tig

Merci pour cette vidéo explicative tant sur le matériel que sur les réglages

Thanks Jody

i have seen a lot of videos with pulsed spray welding. but about 3 months ago i had the chance to try a Migatronic welder with one of there welding specialists and we were welding about 3mm plate with 150-170 amps pulsed to minimize spatter. haven't seen any videos with pulsed mig in the globular range

Nice Job Brother!

Love the videos. My biggest problem is feeding the wire on long welds. I know you have some older videos on feeding the wire, do you have more or newer tips? And BTW, I bought the kit for water cooled. I had many of the smaller cups, but it gave the larger cups and a great place to store them.

Great video! How about a video on running hotter and faster vs cooler and slower?

Great video. tyvm

Hi Mate, I’d be really interested to see a session on TIG (or even MIG) welding copper. I’m a model loco builder, and I’ve seen ads ( from the UK) for welded copper boilers. There are very few videos on the material. Robert (Australia) PS Love your products.

Anything you could teach about wire feed /flux core. Some of us that is all we have to work with and watch your channel wishfully.

How about a video on the shop build ?

Great vid. What causes mild steel to bubble and spit when tig welding sometimes. Chrome Molly does not seem to have that issue.

Would love to see a video on 1/4" Aluminum lap joint. That's a joint I struggle with melting in. Not sure if it's me or my machine. Lincoln 175 square wave inverter. Thanks 🙏

I would like to see your advice for going around narrow edges/corners such as when welding .25" bushing brackets on differential housings or chassis'. Thx

Anything that'll help a new welder. I have less than six months experience and doing good.

I love your videos. What about one on 1/4” mild steel double pass TIG?

@henrikbergman4055

11 ай бұрын

Hooking on to your comment. Learning welding (TIG) and struggling a bit on 1/6" hot rolled mild steel square tubing. Now doing "root pass" on T-joint @150A. Too hot? Any suggestions/videos?

what different gases do to mig welding, like your ally tig heli vids but with carbon steel mig (to look at spray) makes a mess great videos thanks

I would like to see you weld some thicker than usual aluminum for the machine. I have a project coming up that is .190” 5052 and I have an Everlast 210EXT. i really like my machine, I’m just a little unsure where to start with my settings since it’s pretty heavy material for the machine size.

I’m expected to weld cracks on internal structures inside of F-16 wing tanks soon. 6061. Any previous vids of yours about welding fuel-soaked aluminum? Yes. I have regs available on the subject. Just wondering if you have any thoughts on the matter. Thanks!

Спасибо за ваше видео! Привет из России!

.125 copper, outside corner joints. Short welds, 1/2" wide bus bar.

Just starting tig with a prime weld 325 would like to see a list of all the settings thanks

Plz plz plz make a video about tiggin an inside corner joint 1/8 to 1/4 aluminum.

Whats the difference between types of Tungsten and where and when do you use the different types? In welding school and so far I just use 2% thoriated red for Carbon and E3 Purple for aluminum, but it seem u can use 2% Lanthanated on Carbon, alum, and Stainless. wondering whats the difference, also theres like the lime green one too which I heard is good for thin sheet metal idk

I have a lift start DC machine, can you show some welds with this type of unit?

when I try to dab and move like that on stainless, the puddle opens towards the tip of the tungsten. like, im dabbing and then with each dab, the weld seam isn't consistent, each scale of weld is crooked to the left, one to the right, one to the back of the puddle. I can see it happening in real time.. if anyone understands what I said, can I plz get an explanation to what is happening there? it feels like too much heat is accumulating at the point of the weld so the puddle just expands itself. but no matter what I do I can never dab and move like this and get a consistent weld seam. I really wish to improve but it doesn't work for me!!!

Hi can you make a video on setups on Mig and Tig gas settings flow rates welder settings argon mixtures CO2 helium if you did outages and aircraft you'll be the best one for this it would be terrible to let his talent go to waste then lost

I would like to see some copper welding.

JODY😮

Would be nice to see a pulse welder up hill

Mig welding stainless steel sheet metal , 🙏

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