Taking the harbor freight vulcan for a rip. Second try at the double mitre. I appreciate your help making cool shit in the shop. Get early access to new vjos here http://www.Patreon.com/AvE
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Just listeing to this guys jokes is cool enough let alone the great info
Hazard fraud = harbor freight. Canaderdin.
In the words of my old instructor, "I could teach a monkey to mig weld!" Stick has always been my favorite, especially on thick plate. Crank up the pixies and give 'er what Fer.
My girlfriend also hates that C-word. If she uses it, watch the fuuuck out because she's ready to kill a bitch. I love her but Jesus she scares the fuck out of me LOL
Ohhh ya can’t say cunt in Canada! Saying cunt isn’t very nice at all!
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An entertainer extraordinaire
I can stick well like a mother f*** I just can't get the hang of MiG welding
I stick weld galvanized steel. My lungs hate me
AvE and people of the channel here is more philosophical question, about tools in the year 2035. What are the things we do not know we need? This is an open-ended question from a person who dedicated a good part of a decade developing CAD tools. I want to make a better tool so the "CONFUSER" makes sense fro all of us and Fundamental Design (FUN DESIGN) becomes reality using AI. Would you give me some ideas?
Video could be half as long with more explanation and less dry sarcasm.
as an aussie i give you the c word pass
lol, I just got the SA joke in the beginning, no it didn't. I left…
Been stick welding since I was a little one, gas weld is the real bitchy type of welding that no one knows any more
Love this guy he seems like the Fred flint stone of welding 😅
Having had a 5yr apprenticeship in the 1980 in the North Sea oil industry I learnt stick to 6gr and then tig root 6gr and stick fill n cap. Whilst we were taught mig we never took it seriously due to the ease of use. Ie a monkey could do it. I still stand by my training master stick root fill n cap then master tig.
A spot for ur joints lmaoo this man is gold
I juts got the 220 and I live ave this is going to b awesome. I’m trying to teach myself stick off it first
I lost count of the hundreds of hours running a TIG, doing things like aircraft tubing, (had a FAA weld cert) stainless steel boat jewelry… you know rails, radar arches, garb handles and the like. Yeah it takes hours and hours to get really good at it. Each welding discipline has it's own place and use.
MIG also takes time to master… many call it a metal squirt gun. Yeah it is but if you don't know how to set things up your welds don't hold up. I can say I have run tons of mig wire through a feeder… I would swap out a 550 pound drum just about every week for five and a half years. Never mind all the places I worked that were set up to use 35 to 44 pound spools.
Stick used all over and has it's place both in repair and production. I get the fun of fixing heavy equipment that someone else broke… So 6010 and 7018 welding rod is always on hand.
I use all three types of welding just about weekly where I work. The more you know, and flexible doing different tasks on a job site the more people want to keep you around and working. When it comes to welding I'm still learning new tricks after doing it for 45 years.
No matter where you work don't be afraid of getting your hands dirty doing someone else's job if for no other reason than to learn something new.