New trick to learn electric welding with ease

@snakemadness4553 hace 3 años

My son just graduated from high school plus he received his welding certificate as well from his secondary school so I definitely forwarded this to him. Just awesome welds .

@elianasmith6330 hace 3 años

A decent enlightening post that you have shared and appreciate your work for sharing the data. I value your endeavors and all the best. Praise your work and continue sharing your data.

@brandonkiesel6340 hace 2 años

Just the video I was looking for, well explained the different patterns, thank you

@replikaart9639 hace 2 años

this video really motivates me in doing my job. I hope it also educates others, thanks for all the knowledge👍🏻

@user-ud7ol7zj8f hace 3 años

Спасибо за урок. Раньше не получались такие красивые швы, но как посмотрел видео теперь все замечательно) все достаточно подробно изложил.

@user-cb8mm7fd7z hace 2 años

Для новичка очень полезно видеть как голой рукой електрод ставиш, а ногой не опьітний человек может и на метале в шлепанцах стоять . Может уже и учится не придется ☝️👏👏👏

@JLzerothree hace 1 año

I love this guy. He doesn't talk. He just direct to the point. 👌 Action speaks louder than words they say. 🔥

@cicajralcir hace 1 año

Pqp achei um vídeo bom, PARABÉNS! Direto ao assunto, estilo Chaplin 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ninguém fala e todos entendem. Parabéns

@terrinewman7390 hace 3 años

you answered a question for me! can you cut the rods and still use the them to weld good with?

@ManojVarsani hace 2 años

You are a master of bond. Nice welding and very useful. Thanks bro. Please upload round pipe welding demo.

@TormodSteinsholt hace 3 meses

An alternative would be to show the patterns "dry" first, just moving the stick without welding. It would be easier to see how big the motions are and how tight together.

@donschutte1418 hace 10 meses

This guy is steady as a robot nice job thanks

@arnoldaltjr.2099 hace 3 años

Starting an arc with a full length rod is easy. Just "drag" it. Works well. And that's a lot of unnecessary "prep" work for such a simple weld. I've been doing this for 50 years. The welder is not a problem. The arc is steady once established.