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Hi and thanks from the UK. This has been super helpful to me as an amateur. I'm grateful.

Great video. Thank you!

Grumpy,another day at the office !!!

death on wheels

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... i knew Jared Leto likes motorcycles, but i didnt just how much 😅

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how come your bandsaw wobbles like that, is that how it suppose to be

Love the sound. What’s under the hood?

Never heard someone say that it’s better to go full pedal. Every instructor and UA-camr I’ve ever watched has said to set it at least 10-15 amps above what you’re actually gonna be using so that if you get into a spot where you need a little more, say the filler gets stuck or something, you can bump the pedal and get that extra heat in to fix it

i love this video... but, i have to be honest.... im dying for a quality arc shot. As a welder myself i spent some time figuring out the secret sauce to get one without spending thousands on a camera and lens setup. Since i solved it i always feel compelled to pass the info along instead of keeping it to myself. *a rising tide raises all boats* Anyways, to get a quality arc shot with only the cellphone you likely already have, do this. -Purchase a 67mm lens mount for whatever phone you have (iphone or android) -purchase a ND1000 filter and a ND 2-400 variable filter (the variable allows you to have some level of adjustment to the light filtering based on the amperage you are welding at) -stack the filters, fixed ND 1000 first, the screw the variable filter on top of it -MOST IMPORTANT STEP, setup your camera without the lenses mounted, get it zoomed in and focused, then lock the focus, then attach the filters carefully to not move the camera, then start filming this will take a little trial and error to dial in the variable filter depending on your welding amperage, but you will end up with high quality arc shots for less than $200 that are 90% of the way to what people get with spending well over a thousand on a professional camera setup. i hope you see this advice and i really look forward to watching some of your techniques with a legit arc shot. Take care brother! -Ryan From Christmas, FL

Sounds like a Buell to me. Sounds just like mine. He needs the race ecm though.

Why super missile instead of 308/309 filler?

Is your filler rod 0035” too? You may have said but I missed it

I always have my welder turned up to the full 300a lol. But I noticed that I set the ampere more and more like you said to the perfect spot, so I can weld pedal to the metal but also have way more room to adjust with the pedal as the part gets hotter and hotter. But stuff that thin I say I weld maybe two times in two years. A video only on back purging would be really cool. Is there a specific reason for the long gas pre flow?

Erik buell did this many many years ago.

Mr. Kully, do you have any tips regarding how to find the ideal amperage for a given material/thickness? What are your thoughts on the standard " 1 amp per 0.001" "rule? I assume any sort of rule of thumb for that goes out the window when the part you're welding is very small relative to the "amount of welding" being done on it...?

Where do you get your super missile rod?

Best looking sportster, crazy stance

Another great video!!! A lot of times, simple is the best route to go, and take out the variables like you said. Well done!!!

What gauge how do ybkeep the gold color ?

Love it! Thanks for sharing your setup.

Hey Kully that super missle I can just get .030 mig wire I can't find tig rods in that size let me no love ur ahit good teacher

the X collector to me looks like big bottleneck, isn't it?

I need your help with a custom titanium ladder. Is this something you might be able to help with?

I have a.lectron carb on my sportster and let me.tell u something it's a new bike compared to that cv carb u gotta get urself one there no joke best carb on the planet for those engines

lil anti reversion?

So glad Jesse Pinkman decided to pursue a career in welding and left behind a life of crime 😆. On a serious note, your videos are great, keep going man.

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What yr engine is that motor

Do you sell these as separate parts not welded?

Filling material name?

Great channel💪🏽! Do you use any specific tungsten and rod depending on the material? Or it’s not necessary to change it? For example for stainless and steel.

Thank you so much for making this video. I'm making 3" stainless steel side pipe exhaust for a LS376/525 in my 67 Corvette. Lots of tig welding to do so I'm learning how to do it. This helps tremendously, brother! I'm sure that I will do a lot more welding once I get good, but do you have a recommendation on a tig machine that I should get. One time job, so I don't want to spend a fortune on Miller or Lincoln. Thanks again.

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Cool video mate! I'm doing something very similar to this , only confusing part is you say you are using "YESWELDER TIG Welding Tungsten Electrode 2% Ceriated 1/16" @2:19 But later on you say you are using " Super Missile" Rods @6:18 so it that the *Same ones*?? Also it helps a lot when content creators add links to the special types of materials or tools they are using or recommend. Beats all the guessing games and trial error us newbies go though at times, that what makes these type of videos perfect. 👍

What gauge of stainless are you using?

What size filler rod are you using?

Thanks dude

Dress for the slide, homie

Thanking you later😂

tasty welding

Where do you get your ancillary parts like the mount strap with rubber and the springs and tabs?

The first gear dump sounds awesome.

Excellent video - thanks for making it!

Exhaust science question: Does a 2-1-2 setup like that effectively function as a 2-1 with a more restrictive can? Like for scavenging and such.

Wow which software is that one??