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What were ur settings on the welder

THATS WHERE I KEEP MY STASH FROM THE WOMAN...

Real Garage with Andy Don't force me to subscribe now Don't brag Iam pissed you fool

Hobart app..hmmm

Great idea. A smaller version could be in my mig welder as less devices are needed and larger wire spool is used.

This was really fun; and I learned some stuff.

It's nice to watch a person that all ways does a very professional job. Keep up the good work. TP

new guy here but so far, I love your channel, Thanks.

As allways, an excellent job. TP

Very Nice Andy!

What is that punch called? Never seen one before but definitely need one now haha

This was awsome could use this for my M3

Not used to seeing people who actually know what they doing on UA-cam refreshing

I just saw a UA-cam commercial for this channel and was like this is weird a commercial I want to watch

You sure about that 😂😅😊 you look very similar to the actor from the show. I think you should leave.❤

Good lesson Welding Yoda; the Force is with you.

I was thinking after you made the first tube, that you'd use that as your template for the other side. Not weld it in, but use it first to line it up against your second one.

The very last thing the car needs? A Miller Welds wrap on the car instead of paint! "Sponsored Car"

Whose music was playing? Decent jams!

You sponsored this video and dont even fully show us the results? 0.5 /10

Thanks for making another very informative video. 😎TP

Nice but was hoping to see the finished product.

awesome Hi Andy missed you! Glad you're are back!

Hi Andy hope all is well and Blessings. waiting on your new videos.

HELP!!! My 252 won’t turn on, the red digital read outs flicker when i turn the switch on. If i spin the dials it flickers a little faster. Once or twice the fan turned on without anything being hot, (since it won’t run) Any ideas what it could be?? I purchased it new in 2008 as a hobby machine. Barely used at all since i tried to teach myself how to weld and seldom used it. Last time used was about 4 months ago. Thanks for your help, TJ

Andy , I spoke with you at PRI about bubbles in my aluminum weld puddle that have been evident since my first Dynasty machine 300 ,700and 400 machines. This was never a problem with my syncrowaves or aerowaves also at higher frequencies my weld puddle was so smooth with the aerowave I could see the reflection up into my cone, all my weld puddles are not smooth during welding which has been a constant since my first dynasty back in 06. I currently have one tig machine a dynasty 400. I think my problem in hydrogen in the middle not the edges, could you share your settings with me and do you think the way the dynasty’s are driven can be a factor, could my electric power source be a problem (dirty power) I’m kind of grasping for straws here. Since 2006 I have try many different prep methods I have used literally thousands of pounds or different filler metal , every alloy multiple torches everything miller and anyone I have asked for advice has advised me to check. I never had this problem with my set freq. syncrowave and my first inverter based aerowaves. What do you think I should try. Thanks

How do you get the truck up on the stands?

I LOVE your Beautiful Dogs Dude !

I need that bandsaw 😢

Hey how would either one work getting power from a gas generator ? I have a Honeywell gas generator on my truck doing small engine and equipment repairs.

What about the other leg of the exhaust? Is there a 2nd muffler?

😮😮😮 wou

Andy, I am curious about the rationale for switching between the TIG and MIG processes when you were attaching the diagonal braces to the center cross bar. Thanks, enjoyed the video!

This channel deserves way more subscribers. 👍

Another great piece of the pie...Thanks!

The little tips are great. I know I never would have thought of them. And this should be called a "beetle bar" since it has only 6 "legs". lol

Another excellent video. Thanks for making it. TP

For sure on the walking back and forth. I usually have a 41/2 flapper disk on a right angle grinder to help save steps.

Is 2" higher than stock good for a t56 magnum trans? Also that extended cut off wheel looks helpful. What model/brand is that?

I'm curious as to what size wire you are using for TIG. What would you recommend for 22 gauge?

The walking back and forth to the circular grinder 😁 How many times have I done that dance?

Hi andy, can i tig braze in a patch panel for rust with silicone bronze with a buttjoint In a quarter panel?

I see that awesome Just Right Acetone dispenser; I bought one like that. I was a little surprised that you didn’t exclusively use Hobart filler metals. I would imagine that Hobart would only have top notch stuff.

Fine job! Thanks for sharing. 👍

It's a pleasure to watch your videos, you do such a great job both explaining what you are doing and doing it. Thanks for the work you put in to making the videos. TP

Great work as always Andy!!! 👍

I'm still not getting notifications for when videos drop from this channel. UA-cam doesn't like you guys for some reason?

I really think it would be a cunning move for Miller to retain ONE machine in their line-up that's a low budget, no screen, two dials, bulletproof 141-like Mig welder. WHY? Two reasons: Everyone in the industry is going fancy circuitboard-does everything plus your laundry welders. Just like some guys prefer an "inferior" 1967-1970 car over the fancy new computer controlled cars, some guys just want a simple hard to kill no frills welder. Second reason: If I have a welding project that can't be done in my shop, and I must take my welder to a buddies house, or other location; I'm then faced with Outlet Russian Roulette. I plug in a new circuitboard welder to an unfamiliar outlet, I could be frying my fancy welder in half a second. With my old 141 I never give it half a thought. The other Miller Only Idea that Miller can cash in on, is to create and sell a "Surge Protection" like device that plugs in between your welder and any outlet. It either protects the welder by correcting whatever is wrong with the faulty outlet, or gives you a red light and refuses juice to your welder, having detected a faulty outlet. This device would be protection insurance on your $2-3000 ($13,000) welder! What fool wouldnt buy one? Such a device is now needed with the new technology and easily cooked machines.

One more comment: I own that Miller Plasma Cutter, and it's good. My issue is that i have a 25 gallon air compressor that runs out of air too soon. Is there a minimum recommendation for an air compressor to use a plasma cutter and grinding tools? I hope I'm not looking at hiring an electrician to wire one in cuz a 240 volt model is too wimpy.

"Leveler Bolts"! I bought castors... Brilliant idea.