Thanks for watching All welding/fabrication questions are answered on the website www.6061.com Welder settings etc...

@GiovanniGiorgo

2 жыл бұрын

In the instructional videos do you teach by speaking?

Aaron - I love the new directions you're headed in. Wonderful to watch your evolution!

Hello from Russia! For the fifth year I have been following all your videos on KZread, you are the most cheerful, but at the same time a professional welder !!! Good luck, friend!

WOW, had no idea your workshop is in a trailer! Awesome!

I wonder how many women have successful KZread channels that don't show their face, just their work.

Hey Aaron. I rarely know where we're headed, but I'm always glad you give me the chance to ride along. Quality work and entertainment, sir.😉👌

Aluminium tubes growing in the wild!? Gotta move to Arizona... 😊😁

Had me laughing way too much on this one. The whole time I'm saying to myself, "What in the hell is Sixty making?". Maybe I missed an episode or few. Great work, as always. Oh, and sorry about the glove. R.I.P in peace

I like the nod to Napoleon. Love your work!

Man things seem pretty chill in the desert.

I don’t even know what to say, I’m stunned speechless! That’s the best intro EVER! Mad Max to the Max!

Hi Aaron .. great as always .. every time you publish a new video I remain glued to the screen ... tig balance for passion and also for many years ... see you at work and too beautiful and instructive ... you never stop learning especially in this sector .... However, you are a real artist in what you compliment ... passion comes from within and you can see hello from Massimo (Italy)

Fabricators amaze the crap out of me. Very clever. I think welding is more like an art.

Great video, the Napoleon Dynamite reference was a great addition.

You have absolutely outdone yourself man!!! Perfect way to kill some time between last nights SX (Sexton got freakin LAUNCHED!!!!) and the 500 today. I had to watch a couple times to see how you were riding the one wheel thingie backwards, that was brilliant. The chainsaw snag was also quite impressive. You may not be able to top this video!

Love your handwork use welding. Nice and beautiful finishing.

After seeing the build video for the recliner, it was pretty cool to see it show up here.

Always learn some new tricks when I watch your videos. I love it!

Finally a voice

@quartfeira

2 жыл бұрын

Not bad after 13 years

@mikeznel6048

2 жыл бұрын

There’s been voices before. Even his.

Welding was fantastic! But when you ate shit sitting on it I died 😂

Sweet build, and nice welds!

I swear I love this channel....

My grandpa and I used to harvest aluminum the same way back in the 70’s. But of course we used mules. Ahh, brings back good memories.

I’m using the Tig button with my primeweld 225. So glad I made the switch.

Just keep up with good work and that brilliant spirit of yours!!!

You can telll this dude is living his best life 😂

Fantastic idea with the pipe cutter 🤯👍🇺🇲💪

Helmet backwards in the beginning was epic, I lol'd thank you!

0:50 It looks like Courier 6 finally got some upgrades.

You got like three feet of air that time 🤣 epic video as always 🤘

Incredible! Great work.

great video. you have good sense of humor. Thanks for sharing

Damn those welds look beautiful

Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , soldar aluminio con tig es lo más difícil para mi , mucha limpieza ,dar calor alas piezas ,etc, gracias por compartir tanta información y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 🛠️ 🔝

Sorry your hand fell off at 16:22 but it's good to see you got better.

@cest7343

2 жыл бұрын

Luckily he had a spare on him 😆

One nice thing about welding in Arizona is to pre-heat we just put the product outside for an hour and you'll need gloves to pick it up.

Master,you are the King!

I think it’s funny that you keep the hood down at all times just always ready to light up. Genius really.

Excelente video saludos desde Argentina!!

in the metaverse, 6061 A@ron will be king

6061 is the new crazy! Also I can never get that blue tape to stick.

The "heat the tack while you straighten the joint" trick is slick! I'm going to add that to my bag of tricks. I don't think I'm going to buy a chainsaw for cutting aluminum however.

he's evolving..

@52Ford

2 жыл бұрын

No. It's the desert heat getting to him.

@52Ford

2 жыл бұрын

He shoulda made his shop in a 53 foot reefer.

Cool stuff. I think you two almost caught air on that sweet jump 😊👍🏽

@salterclan

2 жыл бұрын

More like three feet of air on that one.

Sweet vid! What hz and balance are you running?

Barking mad!! I like it!

The Chris Fix of TIG welding…just a wee bit stranger than him!🤔😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😉🤘🏻

That guy's too cool, a metal genius :)

Love your videos!!

Excellent video and you killed it. Your tie in is the best I've ever seen and how do you get your welds so shiny?

@boostin99

Жыл бұрын

I think great aluminium filler wire quality added with good cleaning before weld. If your part is clean, you can have a good weld without impurities ;)

Love the intro 🌺

very nice, well done

Been away for a while. When did the semi trailer shop become a thing?

@mikeznel6048

2 жыл бұрын

Like for along time.

Best intro ever

I want that tig button but I’m curious about how much pressure it takes to control it. Slight? Moderate? My thought it if I’m gripping my torch to tight it’s gonna cause me to shake

Strange things you find laying around in the desert, what was that one wheel thing you were riding? Who’s Bucky...

Thanks for the video,did you sort out the surging/hunting issue on your MX13?🤗😎🤗😎

Hahaha! I bet you're pretty good with a bowstaff too. Lucky.

Really thought you were going to jump that chainsaw

awesome video! would you recommend 6061 for bike frames?

Funny at the end.He laughed heartily.😁

What a nice aluminum welding job! Not many these days it seems that can weld aluminum so cleanly, Ha half the kids today can't weld that "weld" period it seems lol! I wonder how much that mobile truck setup goes for LOL my gawd!

Whiskey Tango! Love it!

Biggest issue with this design is that you can't get to the beer without standing up. Other than that... pretty sweet.

@scottwillis5434

2 жыл бұрын

That's (the only) safety feature.

So, when are you going to give us a tour of your semi double clutchin' tig welding metal fabbin' tandem trailer truck shop?

LMAO! Great video, nice product, very nice welds.

When he started drilling that little hole at about 12:15 I thought "did he almost forgot to put a vent hole in?" then the annotation popped up 🤣 We have all been there before my guy.

😂 You always make my day Dude Greetings from Italy 👍

Very funny start.

16:55 i laughed out loud. keep up the good work

Nice job 😁

Was there a ground clamp outside the trailor?

Your not right. Love the fab, and my tig button!

Not sure what the hell it is but sure looks like fun👍👍👍

How do you do power and air filtration for the trailer? i assume your not hooked up to grid power with a class 8 truck "RV"

Awesome crazy. Crazy awesome.

Napoleon dynamite reference so good!

Very Good.

Mantul mister👍

Hi, love your work, can I ask what the blue paint is ? And why you heated the tube after appling it.. Thanks

@Ryan_1997

4 ай бұрын

Plasti dip: peel off paint Heated to dry faster, also opens up the metals pores

Made a new custom handle for that pipe cutter ?

he just doing side quests now

is that shop inside a 53' semi trailer ?? if so that is quite possibly the most awesome shop ever..

@popanollie1

2 жыл бұрын

it is

Cheers!

outstanding

I could be wrong but for me welding thin walled small diameter tubing is thr hardest thing to weld it seems. With the radius very small it's very hard to work the puddle around it. But I haven't done a ton of welding either just some small things.

@paulkurilecz4209

Жыл бұрын

It is like getting to Carnegie Hall, practice, practice, practice.

I am here from Dovydas!

What was the blue paint ? And the blowtorch to bake it was neat

@kevinsellsit5584

2 жыл бұрын

At 14:27 ... It's called "Plasti-Dip" and comes in both dip cans and spray cans. Intended as a product to repair/replace handles on pliers, garden equipment etc. Available at Harbour Freight, Lowes, Home Depot etc. (I am not affiliated in any way to this product, video, or stores mentioned.)

Anda sangat hebat 👍👍👍

I appreciated this haha

Awesome

I love the reference to N.D., LMAO

Cool!

It's all in how you sharpen the saw chain for Al cuts...

The rod that you are using is aluminium?

You were up near Bald Mountain weren't you?

Are you in Arizona? The video looks like the area behind my house.

How do you have Electricity in the Desert? How to have 220 to weld off grid?

Fábrica uma Bike Chopper em Alumínio...👍🏼

Shoulda engine turned the back brace plate prior to bending....just a thought.... Your Pal, Gary