Can’t imagine how much I learned from this Gentleman over the years just for my hobby. People like this are so appreciated sharing there knowledge thank you Jody
Damn right, I had two old drunks for teachers when I went to welding school, they hated being there and put no effort into teaching. Needless to say I didn’t learn much from them...
Your explanation and demonstration of your weld kids was outstanding, Jody. You called it a commercial. I would call it valuable information and education on how to be a better welder.
I like how he gets right to the point. Explains it all in a way you can understand. And you can see whats going on. These are the best welding vids on you tube
Great video with so much brief explanation and comparison of the cup sizes and styles along with gas and pulse info. This one is getting bookmarked for reference.
Always a nice refresher coming to this channel.. I've started doing robotic/orbital welding and sorely miss welding myself. Thanks for another great video
Much appreciation to all the work you put into these videos. Love watching a nearly decade old video and being blow away by the quality and teaching skill. Applying to my local apprenticeship this week after welding for myself for a while. Learned so much and feel very prepared many thanks
Awesome video Jody thanks. I’ve been getting into pipe more often lately and started walking usually I would freehand but learning more of walking the cup same stainless flanges like yours and pipe 4” and 6”. But I’ll be sure to remember some of your tips. Hope you and your family are staying safe and well. 🍻👊🏻
I just want to say thank you Jody. I have been watching your videos for years and have gained a great deal of knowledge from them! I aspire to someday be half as good of a tig welder as you are! Thank you for consistently providing great content! Ohh and btw, your tig fingers are the real deal and are a necessity for tig welding aluminum. Thank you again!!
Thank you very much mr Jodie just sub to ur channel just want to say I been welding for over 10 years some even underwater I know sometimes it’s hard to get job for Specific type bec of access to different type of material like you said you need to be exposed to that type of welding I’ve seen plant welders that could kill Tig but can’t weld flux core or mig same goes with some old timer that can show you a thing or two with stick rods but never been exposed to Tig . Ur channel really show a lot of info n gives the key details to welder who know how to weld but never got a chance to do certain type of procedures n that’s the key to open doors
Why am I watching this on my lunch break when I have to go back out to my shop and finish some mig welding :( kinda makes me wish it was tig to get some practice in.
Big fan of the channel and have learned much along the way. Thanks! I do have a question unrelated to this particular video, but thought I'd throw it out there. Regarding ultralite aircraft and the ridiculously restrictive weight requirements, I've learned of a manufacturer that is offering a titanium tubing option to help with weight over the traditional 4130 offering, though no specifics are provided as to how the process is achieved. Based on your videos, titanium requires a thorough back purge to stave off oxidation of the inner wall of the tubing during welding. Given the rather intricate design of the cage / frame, I envision two options for success; either build a large sealed enclosure, wear a closed circuit suit and use a ton of argon or design the cage to permit passages for argon to saturate all surfaces of the tubing inner wall. This would entail numerous holes introduced at every connecting joint for argon to travel and likely quite a bit of argon to maintain protection. What am I missing? Any input from those qualified would be appreciated.
I know when I was a millwright I used to work with a man and everyone called him bucket bob and he was a wealth of knowledge miss him and his knowledge and the stories were the best lol
Dear sir, thank you very much for your videos, you are a great teacher and I am learning so much from you,please can you make a video for haw we read the basics engering drawing for work shop of beams. Thanks
Gday Jody i love your videos and have been watching them for about 4-5 years now. I thought id ask but in nz alot of car enthusiasts love stainless exhausts especially 3” 1.6 mm but majority of people are to scared or dont have enough skill level to make one. Would be awesome to see you make a video that included some ideas of making simple welds on similar material and show basic fab techniques on how to go about tig welding 3”. Its a long shot but would be cool to see something like this in the future. Cheers regards Devon!
Jody would you consider doing a video of a viable aluminum mig welding with a mig gun setup ( without a spool gun or push-pull gun )? Best welder/best affordable welder- aluminum wire and size- wire feed- single or dual roller- feed roller design, gun, cable length- cable liner- contact tip, stickout, shealding gas, etc.... There are several videos already out there but they all leave a lot to be desired. Thank You
.......yeah im under my wifes account, but just heard your art kleppen podcast and you mentioned your H & R 22 pistol......i used to assemble them and yeah they were scary to shoot some of them......the guys who used to test shoot them used to get bit by lead shooting out the sides of the cylinder......we could only do so much when assembling......they needed them out the door or they would lose the contract and if you lose the contract you dont get paid.....we were always on time constraints......Kmart was a big account back then.....
Thanks Jody. I'ma big fan, your videos are the best, always explained so well, could you do a tig video using only one cup size to recreate a field application one the root all the way to the cap, something like a 7 or 8 cup on sch 10. Something you can't camp out on with the same cup from start to finish. Thanks
Thank you Jody for all your great videos and website!! That is a rather high or maybe even severe torch angle. Would you be so kind as to explain the reasons. Thanks
hi jody, very nice video. im learn alot from your video. quick question. what your recommended setup and settings to weld 304 stainless shims 0.5 thou or 0.12 mm thickness. maybe can became a good content for your channel.
In the past you have stressed torch angle at approximately 10 to 15 degrees, walking the cup certainly blows those numbers away by probably 30 degrees or so. I wonder if you could comment on any changes in Argon flow rate your experience would suggest while walking the cup. Thx.
Which type of TIG AC/DC welding machine you recommend for TIG beginner welders? I have experience with MIG but wanting to buy TIG for some small project's and Aluminium, SS etc. welding at my mechanic shop? Of course I don't need worst chinese type which will fall apart in a year, also is there any good combo with plasma cutter?
Hey there Jody! So I am trying to learn how to walk the cup. I use a miller dynasty 350 I think water cooled torch. Is there a adapter to where I can use the bigger air cooled torch cups. I notice every one uses those to walk the cup and if its possible to adapt something to my smaller wp 9-20 torch, thanks.
Love your videos ! I hope to learn more ! I'm in Phoenix, AZ. I have an auto trailer that needs some welding done on it. Does anyone want a weld job ? About 3 to 4 hours of work. Please reply !
This has more to do with the add then the video lmao but i love how miller is showing off that remote start and stop on their generator welder.... the question i have is what are they going to charge you for a 10 switch on Amazon ? Nothing more then a 10 dollar wireless relay lmao and i bet they gonna tack a good 500 on the low end for it. Anyone with some simple electrical knowledge will see it and I don’t think the 10 dollar and less then an hour install would be worth the huge price increase they are asking. For those that don’t know a contactor is the same type of switch that your AC uses. It’s basically an electromagnet that when given its trigger voltage powers the magnet up and this closes the circuit and turns the power on or off. They are designed to switch heavy loads ( a lighting controller uses the same thing, when the set time is reached the timer sends the voltage ( can range from 1v-120v usually) to the contractor switch and powers up the magnet which then the circuit is completed. It’s a way more cost effective way of switching power then having to have a bigger way more expensive timer hard wired in. The timer in this setup is replaced by latch relay which when you click the Remote does the exact thing. Leave it to miller to try and sell you the wheel like they just revolutionized it 😂.
What do you call that type of a cup? I want to order some and learn to walk the cup, not sure what they're called the so having a tough time searching for them with the useless search algorithms on Amazon and Google
I have a question on a welder. I'm a beginner and fairly decent at stick, but would like to get into mig and Tig. I know it's not the best welder but I don't have much money. What are your thoughts on the harbor freight titanium 200 as a beginner welder?
Do a little internet search for some of the reviews. Welcome to welding. If you can, enjoy a few welding courses at your community college as they can be a good source of experience with various machine manufacturers.
This is probably the wrong video to post this, but it was the most recent in my subs list. I've been working as a welder in a scene shop for about 5 years and I want to go career, via welding school. My question is does one welding school look better than another on a resume? Like does Hobart's academy look better than Tulsa, or Central Louisiana look better than my local tech scool?
Walking the cup on pipe, it seems like the torch angle gets really shallow. More so than you would ever expect to see on a flat plate. Can anyone comment on this ...
Can’t imagine how much I learned from this Gentleman over the years just for my hobby. People like this are so appreciated sharing there knowledge thank you Jody
Says he’s out of practice and lays down some pristine art work. You are too humble.
You sir, are a great teacher. I would listen to you all day and if you were my teacher, I would never miss a class.
Damn right, I had two old drunks for teachers when I went to welding school, they hated being there and put no effort into teaching. Needless to say I didn’t learn much from them...
Have no idea why anybody would give this a thumbs down?? This guy is a pro
Some of us are still learning and buying equipment, so the ad for those kits is actually appreciated.
👍👍This is Kimchi Welder who is uploading welding video in Canada. I'm learning a lot from the your videos, thank you all the time!👍👍
You Sir, are a great teacher.
I'm very happy to subscribe to your channel.
Thank you Jodi, for all of the time and effort put into the welding and teaching of this craft!
Your explanation and demonstration of your weld kids was outstanding, Jody. You called it a commercial. I would call it valuable information and education on how to be a better welder.
I like how he gets right to the point. Explains it all in a way you can understand. And you can see whats going on. These are the best welding vids on you tube
Always Great content! Always learn something new or get a lesson in what I was doing wrong! Thank you JODY👍🇺🇸⚡️
It’s quite satisfying watching an excellent TIG weld being laid down. Excellent video!
I’m not a welder, but I never miss a class.
Great video with so much brief explanation and comparison of the cup sizes and styles along with gas and pulse info. This one is getting bookmarked for reference.
Always a nice refresher coming to this channel.. I've started doing robotic/orbital welding and sorely miss welding myself. Thanks for another great video
Best welding channel on UA-cam, love the videos, learnt so much.
Much appreciation to all the work you put into these videos. Love watching a nearly decade old video and being blow away by the quality and teaching skill. Applying to my local apprenticeship this week after welding for myself for a while. Learned so much and feel very prepared many thanks
Thank you so much. Amazing folk sharing their hard earned knowledge.
Awesome video Jody thanks. I’ve been getting into pipe more often lately and started walking usually I would freehand but learning more of walking the cup same stainless flanges like yours and pipe 4” and 6”. But I’ll be sure to remember some of your tips. Hope you and your family are staying safe and well. 🍻👊🏻
I just started my classes 2 months ago I’m still on working on stick, can’t wait to move on to this and learning to walk the cup
You’ve been an immense help! Thank you so much!
I just want to say thank you Jody. I have been watching your videos for years and have gained a great deal of knowledge from them! I aspire to someday be half as good of a tig welder as you are! Thank you for consistently providing great content! Ohh and btw, your tig fingers are the real deal and are a necessity for tig welding aluminum. Thank you again!!
Thank you very much mr Jodie just sub to ur channel just want to say I been welding for over 10 years some even underwater I know sometimes it’s hard to get job for Specific type bec of access to different type of material like you said you need to be exposed to that type of welding I’ve seen plant welders that could kill Tig but can’t weld flux core or mig same goes with some old timer that can show you a thing or two with stick rods but never been exposed to Tig . Ur channel really show a lot of info n gives the key details to welder who know how to weld but never got a chance to do certain type of procedures n that’s the key to open doors
Why am I watching this on my lunch break when I have to go back out to my shop and finish some mig welding :( kinda makes me wish it was tig to get some practice in.
Great video, excellent instruction, and good value on your sales. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
you make that look so easy,, very nice, great lesson, Thanks
You're the man, Jodie!
Big fan of the channel and have learned much along the way. Thanks!
I do have a question unrelated to this particular video, but thought I'd throw it out there.
Regarding ultralite aircraft and the ridiculously restrictive weight requirements, I've learned of a manufacturer that is offering a titanium tubing option to help with weight over the traditional 4130 offering, though no specifics are provided as to how the process is achieved. Based on your videos, titanium requires a thorough back purge to stave off oxidation of the inner wall of the tubing during welding. Given the rather intricate design of the cage / frame, I envision two options for success; either build a large sealed enclosure, wear a closed circuit suit and use a ton of argon or design the cage to permit passages for argon to saturate all surfaces of the tubing inner wall. This would entail numerous holes introduced at every connecting joint for argon to travel and likely quite a bit of argon to maintain protection. What am I missing? Any input from those qualified would be appreciated.
Really enjoy your videos, thanks for the tips.
hey im a stainless steel tube welder here in mexico nice video!
I know when I was a millwright I used to work with a man and everyone called him bucket bob and he was a wealth of knowledge miss him and his knowledge and the stories were the best lol
Good video Jody. Always interesting to see. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.
Dear sir, thank you very much for your videos, you are a great teacher and I am learning so much from you,please can you make a video for haw we read the basics engering drawing for work shop of beams. Thanks
Another great video, thanks for taking the time to make it.
Gday Jody i love your videos and have been watching them for about 4-5 years now. I thought id ask but in nz alot of car enthusiasts love stainless exhausts especially 3” 1.6 mm but majority of people are to scared or dont have enough skill level to make one. Would be awesome to see you make a video that included some ideas of making simple welds on similar material and show basic fab techniques on how to go about tig welding 3”. Its a long shot but would be cool to see something like this in the future. Cheers regards Devon!
Great work as always!
Jody
would you consider doing a video of a viable aluminum mig welding with a mig gun setup ( without a spool gun or push-pull gun )? Best welder/best affordable welder- aluminum wire and size- wire feed- single or dual roller- feed roller design, gun, cable length- cable liner- contact tip, stickout, shealding gas, etc....
There are several videos already out there but they all leave a lot to be desired.
Thank You
Excellent tutorial.
Fantasy video shots...thanks dude 😎👍
Great video and tip!
Best intro ever
.......yeah im under my wifes account, but just heard your art kleppen podcast and you mentioned your H & R 22 pistol......i used to assemble them and yeah they were scary to shoot some of them......the guys who used to test shoot them used to get bit by lead shooting out the sides of the cylinder......we could only do so much when assembling......they needed them out the door or they would lose the contract and if you lose the contract you dont get paid.....we were always on time constraints......Kmart was a big account back then.....
Good weld,good tools!
A lot easier on motorised rollers... :) Nice vids.
Thanks Jody. I'ma big fan, your videos are the best, always explained so well, could you do a tig video using only one cup size to recreate a field application one the root all the way to the cap, something like a 7 or 8 cup on sch 10. Something you can't camp out on with the same cup from start to finish. Thanks
Great Content. Thx
Thank you Jody for all your great videos and website!! That is a rather high or maybe even severe torch angle. Would you be so kind as to explain the reasons. Thanks
Do you have a video covering electrode choices for specific materials to weld on?
hi jody, very nice video. im learn alot from your video. quick question. what your recommended setup and settings to weld 304 stainless shims 0.5 thou or 0.12 mm thickness. maybe can became a good content for your channel.
That’s right
First you get good then you get fast
Jodi. Fan for along time. Looking to get a finger switch for my squarewave 200. Whys the best finger switch
Always good thank you.
Nice Work !
Do you only work with the pedal or do you also have a burner with a control knob?
In the past you have stressed torch angle at approximately 10 to 15 degrees, walking the cup certainly blows those numbers away by probably 30 degrees or so. I wonder if you could comment on any changes in Argon flow rate your experience would suggest while walking the cup. Thx.
I have wondered the same thing, seems like an extreme torch angle when walking. It sure does make a pretty weld though lol!
Thanks jody!
Greater chance of getting lack of fusion (cold lap). would they pass X-Ray?
Thanks Jody
On time. Thanks!
Which type of TIG AC/DC welding machine you recommend for TIG beginner welders?
I have experience with MIG but wanting to buy TIG for some small project's and Aluminium, SS etc. welding at my mechanic shop?
Of course I don't need worst chinese type which will fall apart in a year, also is there any good combo with plasma cutter?
Hey there Jody! So I am trying to learn how to walk the cup. I use a miller dynasty 350 I think water cooled torch. Is there a adapter to where I can use the bigger air cooled torch cups. I notice every one uses those to walk the cup and if its possible to adapt something to my smaller wp 9-20 torch, thanks.
Thanks 🌹🌹🌹
Good work brother ! Why dont you let the pipe rotate ?
11:01 I can see clearly now the rain is gone
Yep size does matter 😂 great shots of puddle 👍
Great vid👍🏼, Do you recommend buying a bandsaw
Hello, are the kits usable for welding machines in the EU? I mean are the threads the same?
Thanks for sharing, long time viewer who learned a lot :)
Greetings, What kind of torch you are using? looking super handy, and wire is so flexible I'm looking for something like that.
Are we ever going to see a shop tour?
Jody could you do a 1/2 inch plate in 3g with the backing strip i believe its the d1.1.
Love your videos !
I hope to learn more !
I'm in Phoenix, AZ.
I have an auto trailer that needs some welding done on it.
Does anyone want a weld job ?
About 3 to 4 hours of work.
Please reply !
Are you hosting any welding courses or workshops in the Acworth area?
@ weldingtipsandtricks
i would like to make a video explaining TIG welding of S32205 SS. Thanks
What welder do you use for your tig pipe welding videos?
This has more to do with the add then the video lmao but i love how miller is showing off that remote start and stop on their generator welder.... the question i have is what are they going to charge you for a 10 switch on Amazon ? Nothing more then a 10 dollar wireless relay lmao and i bet they gonna tack a good 500 on the low end for it. Anyone with some simple electrical knowledge will see it and I don’t think the 10 dollar and less then an hour install would be worth the huge price increase they are asking. For those that don’t know a contactor is the same type of switch that your AC uses. It’s basically an electromagnet that when given its trigger voltage powers the magnet up and this closes the circuit and turns the power on or off. They are designed to switch heavy loads ( a lighting controller uses the same thing, when the set time is reached the timer sends the voltage ( can range from 1v-120v usually) to the contractor switch and powers up the magnet which then the circuit is completed. It’s a way more cost effective way of switching power then having to have a bigger way more expensive timer hard wired in. The timer in this setup is replaced by latch relay which when you click the Remote does the exact thing. Leave it to miller to try and sell you the wheel like they just revolutionized it 😂.
How about how to run 232 wire vertical and overhead. I cant find a good video on it .
Hola soy d Ecuador disculpe q precio tiene el kit
What do you call that type of a cup? I want to order some and learn to walk the cup, not sure what they're called the so having a tough time searching for them with the useless search algorithms on Amazon and Google
I have a question on a welder. I'm a beginner and fairly decent at stick, but would like to get into mig and Tig. I know it's not the best welder but I don't have much money. What are your thoughts on the harbor freight titanium 200 as a beginner welder?
Do a little internet search for some of the reviews. Welcome to welding. If you can, enjoy a few welding courses at your community college as they can be a good source of experience with various machine manufacturers.
Buy a green one. Red or blue are great but what do you need and what do you want.
ILL skillz Sir..
Like walking a 55 across the shop floor, hmm sounds familiar maybe i might be good at tig
Woundrful Sir
How much Apms
Sir.?
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I like the part where he’s welding
why did not show the inside of the carbon steel pipe during stainless steel flange welding????
But doesn't walking the cup cause a improper torch angle?
What is the fastest way? Free hand ur walking?
This is probably the wrong video to post this, but it was the most recent in my subs list. I've been working as a welder in a scene shop for about 5 years and I want to go career, via welding school. My question is does one welding school look better than another on a resume? Like does Hobart's academy look better than Tulsa, or Central Louisiana look better than my local tech scool?
I went to Hobart in Troy Ohio. It is the best as far as I know
Amigo traduce tus videos en español por favor..?
Ricepted sir plsWhat good would welder theory book in aws pls name book
How much are the kits ?😊
whats Standart/name of the torch ?
Well, Sir, complete the device I'd like to have
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Why not use the thing that spins the item welding? Then it would be even easier?
Where is Jody? he hasnt made a video in about 3 weeks. I hope everything is alright and nothing bad is happening.
Schedule 10 vid please
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He must like Taco Bell that's the 2nd time I seen him explain walking the cup with a Taco Bell cup.
Walking the cup on pipe, it seems like the torch angle gets really shallow. More so than you would ever expect to see on a flat plate. Can anyone comment on this ...
Cup size matters in the club, as well.