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Man, you should check out my attempt at this. Looks like someone vomitted on it.

to much gas shielding and post flow. you actually want a little less for stainless art than you would want for actual welding... because you want the oxidation to occur a bit for the colors rather than preventing it with proper gas shielding and post flow time.

Thats a work of art right there,

Vendelas sin perfectas para cámping

Didn’t go over live start did you ? Trying to figure out why the argon doesn’t push through the torch when tungsten gets touched to the metal it sticks first then you pull up it sparks then pushes argon

can i have this? its an artwork!!!!

Did the die suffer any "pull" from the heat of thr weld??

Thanks for the great video.

Great video. You are ready to lecture at Harvard.

That welding music had me on mute. Id rather relax and just watch the welding

These are made in China, despite what Swag says on their website.

Typical welder take all day on a 20 min project!

A brief citric acid soak is cheap, safe, less mess, fewer steps, and very nearly as good.

wasting money, dont wort it! is that to hard to make a welder machine to be conected to a 20 amp breaker plug, with internal battery to help this machine to work, the machine only going to get 15 amps from the electricall plug, the other 10 amps will be provide with a rechargable internal battery, wich is going to be connect to the power at all time meanwhile you weld!

Put a handle on that grinder. Hell, OSHA in da house.

new subscriber!!

Take a shot everytime he says nascar career

Thanks for a great video without all the S*** music and all the immature BS that comes with most utube videos.

Put a teflon liner in your gun and that will help a lot.

ALUMINIUM!

Bro can I build gym equipment with these tools like leg press machine etc

Do it with a roll of .05 tooling foil it’s slightly thicker I want to see how it turns out

Dude, awesome info, great video, thanks.👍🔥

All metals are TIG weldable except zinc which is the plating used on galvanized steel. The short list: steel, aluminum, stainless, copper, brass and titanium. And you can only use Argon or a mix of Argon/Helium for TIG welding. Argon/CO2 is only for MIG.

Outstanding! You picked up another subscriber.

I just started Frazier Industrial as a fabricator. First time reading a blueprint on a test yesterday. I hope I do good on the job.

Thanks for the video it helps me to tig weld on other Materials.

My rocket stove bows homage to your thermonuclear cooker.

Very nice.

What kind of welding is this?

Thanks for making this video! I'll be putting mine together this weekend.

Can you send me the measurements and dimensions of this to me currently in welding class making this

great watch. Found it fascinating.

Спасибо! Очень полезно! Приятно.🎉

Wrap a copper coil around it ands make shower/ coffee water.

I think if you raised your chute a bit so as the grate was an inch or so below the bottom of the chute it would expose more of the wood ends for a bigger burn.

Mine was a stick welder

Excellent piece of workmanship, beautifulest part is, you can feel when your art is pleasing. I can't wait to build one. Thx

Yes I like mm literally everyone should just use mm usa needs to stop being awkward af

That's a really good explanation of Balance Control and I fully understand it now. Thanks for this.

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Great video!! Clear and concise!! Thanks

Super Nice ..... Liking your work from Cameroon -Central Africa

Your TIG welds are so clean! Great job! I'm going to try to make a rocket stove. I am a beginner in welding. I bought a welder that will do MIG, TIG, STICK welding. Wish me luck! I did some stick welding in high school 50 years ago.

I always use small flush cut wire cutters to cut my fingernails, been doing that since I was a baby because my dad's a mechanic lol

absolutely fantastic job I'm buying a spool gun, great vid 👍👍😂😂

Thank you sir

este video pide a gritos ser visto

I like the way you presented this information. It actually asked and answered questions that I would have never thought of while I decided what I wanted to start with on my first forays into welding.

Not a single crumb of helpful information at all on how to practically use the balance function. Just another regurgitated explanation of ac balance which there seems to be almost 100 videos for, with a WD40 advertisement