Dude, you don't even need to listen to these guys with 9 subs. Shit posters will always shit post. Just keep doing you, you will never get rid of shit posters. All he is trying to do is piggy back off of your subscribers. And now because you made this video he will probably get hundreds of subs from this, even though he's an ass. So you just helped him out.
@EliteTruckRepairs It was a great video idea. It was HIS idea, and I am grateful for that. I even thanked him in a private email. If he gets more subscribers, more power to him! Everyone has the choice to do what they want to do (follow who they want to follow). Thanks for watching
In the words of the legend This old Tony, “On a scale of 0 to 6061, how well can you weld?” You’re the benchmark mate, keep it up 😁 I think that’s who and what he said, if not chalk it up to bad memory.
Had a welding instructor stop by the shop a while back. He was extolling the virtues of using the correct size of tungsten. After he had complimented me on the aluminum welding he saw me doing I told him I only used 1/8" tungsten, his expression of surprise/disbelief was entertaining! We have Fronius and Everlast in the shop and all I can say is they both weld thick and thin and pretty if the person holding the torch knows what he is doing. I enjoyed your video!
I'm always worried about my iphone sitting on my table when welding. My man has his laptop sitting there just watching him throw lightning bolts into the can. I love it.
I have also had some Milwaukee batteries and other small electronics die when sitting on the bench after AC welding. I don't understand how it works but oh well.
So I started shopping for a tig welder and this channel came up. Glad it did this guy is hilarious. I'm not new to fabrication spent 8 years on CNC and cutting tables but a complete novice on tig. I'll be learning a lot here thank you man.
I’m going to make a video trying to critique something you do just so we all get the hilarity and comic value from your video response 🤣 love them, thanks Aaron!
LOL. Your videos keep getting funnier and funnier. Your a great teacher. You help me with aluminum welding pointers 4 years ago. I dont understand how you dont have A million plus followers. Keep up the great work!!
speaking as somone who bought the subscription probably about 6 years ago now totally worth the money and always a good reference to check back on Thanks Andrew UK
Probably your funniest one so far. flammables on the table has me a bit tweaked.. ok, 4:30 I learned something new. I don't say that often anymore. Kudos You have a good ear for the music of the arc sir
I must say, best response video yet. What is good for one does not mean it is for all. Now I need to listen to some music, 350Hz. Thanks for all your great videos. I allways learn something new.
What a load of shit, if you are good at something, false humility is just as bad as arrogance, it's all in how you present it, I'm a journeyman painter, and I'm never going to tell someone something like "Oh I kinda know what I'm doing", that's as good a way to lose contracts as telling people that you are the best that's ever been. Take proper pride in your abilities, and don't oversell.
Had the luck to learn from an extremely skilled welder like 6061. He could TIG with just about anything with just about any rig. This is yet more proof that skill matters far more than ones rig. I have a Dynasty 700 in my garage and I can assure you all that it doesn't make me a better welder. Learning from guys like my friend John and watching videos by people like 6061 has!
I liked this display of how to simplify an apparent tricky weld operation. Aaron always does it justice. I'm always learning a lot from the 6061 training course (BEST I have ever come across in my 20 years of welding). He's dead right, leave your EGO at the front gate...
Fay Butler once showed me how to grind down the 1st inch or so of tungsten to fool it into thinking it was .090 instead of 3/32. I never thought it would work, but he was spot on. My chassis fab students would always ask if I could weld 2 beer cans together. I would tell them that if I ever needed 2 welded beer cans on a race car, I could certainly figure it out....
With skill ofc a good welder is going to be able to use a good machine. Ive never welded in my life but ove been around a lot of tradesmen and they can make a lot of cheap tools do wonderful work
I had a stroke and my truck broke down but before I ended up on the streets I used to love welding. This was a great video. You have a new subscriber, I'm old enough to remember when something like this happened on wranglstar's channel. I always felt like if it looks nice and it can pass the hammer test it's fine.
I actually got tired of having so many sizes and types of tungsten and have since, only been using 3/32 chartreuse LaZyr tungsten, but now after watching and learning more from Aaron, I might switch to 1/8" only.
I have the same dynasty at work and I do use the freq and tri mode, to me it slightly softens the weld arc mostly on .032 or thinner materials. Hell, I'm 61 and need a cheater lens but still see the arc differently than I did 10+ yrs ago. Nice job 6061, stay humble and peace all
Excellent video, your work speaks for itself. You don't have to prove anything to anyone. But in this case you did an excellent job of showing someone how to do it.
Cheap Chinese welders and UA-cam has made everyone a TIG pro. Normally, I'd tell you that you're tilting at windmills. Pissing into a hurricane. But don't stop because I love this recent content! Signed, Old Cynical Gen-X Welder
what's wrong with more people getting into welding? Almost every hobbyist I know has cheap Chinese tools in their garage. I didn't start out with Miller welders, and made in the USA machine tools and tooling, it took me nearly 50 years of buying and horse trading to get where I am now. I'm nearly 70 and 100% welcome every new welder and machinist who wants to learn new life skills. I watched the other vid, and what I took from it was someone saying "this is how I do it..."
There's nothing wrong with more people getting into welding, and the cheap machines have certainly made it more attainable. The problem is to do with Dunning-Kruger. It used to be just the dumb kid, fresh out of school, telling journeymen on the jobsite that they're doing it wrong because his "welding instructor said..." Now it's every dork with a cheap welder in his garage at home, six months hot gluing some shit together, telling actual professionals they're doing it wrong. It's absurd, and my point was that trying to fight them is like "pissing into a hurricane." But the content is funny, I enjoy it, and I hope he doesn't get burned out by all the noise. "Do you remember before the Internet, when people thought the cause of stupidity was the lack of access to information? Yea...it wasn't that."
Welder beef on youtube? Well thats new. Great video as always. I noticed the position hes welding in too. Like you always say, get comfortable. Most comfortable as you can. Height adjustable chair, without rollers, without backrest, sit so that you have a straight back but no all agled up legs, throw something under your part you wanna weld, etc.
I’m retired now, but as an old time vocational school welding instructor, if you’re going to give any type of instructional advice, you shouldn’t be attempting any welding procedure with a quart can of alcohol about a foot away! UNBELIEVABLE!! Rock on,Aaron….
Better a bottle of alcohol than an open can of ether and besides he is TIG welding not MIG or Stick welding 😁 That said the stuff I have done welding and working on cars would keep most vocational school instructors up at night or curl up into the fetal position and start sucking their thumb while soiling themselves 😅😂🤣 Lastly the advice given by our esteemed video host about welding table/work bench and chair height so you are not hunched over your work is absolutely some of the best advice he has ever given unless of course you like spinal stenosis
That note is a D4 it’s a bit sharp but it’s def out for my range too 😂 I don’t think I’ve laughed this hard and gained so much knowledges from one video ever…….well maybe a TOT video but this channel is my new fav
Love how Aaron is so practical and open to other ways of execution. RDT&E x 10^10 mindset. I learned more about Aluminum TIG and fab’n from the 6061 website (free, paid service) than a 1-wk TIG course in OH. and lastly, Aaron needs to get on Kill Tony an do “tech-comedy”. #keephammering
Looking for “slowly shaking head” emoji for all these keyboard warriors. 6061 keep putting out your great content pls. There are literally a bazillion ways to skin a cat. Many of them can be made to work regardless of tool quality if there is a will. I’ll keep coming back to guys like you for practical welding training that works.
Way back when.. UK TV program Tomorrow's World (1970s/80s) showed a new fancy welder with an electronically controlled arc. To showcase it's ability they played music with it by the control manipulating the size of the arc. Before that machine, welders were all just transformers.
I learned the hard way, not aluminum, but TIG on steel to always use the largest diameter tungsten possible, it gets the most energy to where you want it (a big deal when hanging the tungsten out in a hole). The same thing transferred to microwelding, the larger diameter always helped. We used to do some pretty intricate stuff on an old Miller Syncrowave 250 with magnifiers.
great welds as usual, and entertaining! I'm a 43 year old TIG welder, and I have carpal tunnel now, and it really sucks. resting your wrists on the edge of a table or any corner is bad in the long term....at least the middle of your wrist where all the nerves run through. need some padding there if you have to do it like that to be steady. I have an Everlast 185DV TIG machine, and I believe it goes down to 5 amps if I remember correctly.
You know i only worked 4 years in a machine shop / fabrication shop and thing i learned is that details like these almost doesnt matter if you have good technique and can setup the machine close enough, you can weld anything. I dont like when people geek out over mundane things, when simple does the job just good as if not better. I welded pressurised vessels and back than i was quite a noobie and boss gave me a cut off from the material and said. Take the white tungsten set it to 110a AC and then if its not good fiddle with it a little. Did as he said, i put a random frequency that felt correct, weld was completely fine.
You crack me up dude😂. You are my kinda guy. I have an Everlast Powertig 325 with water cooler. CK torch. Does everything that I need. 5 year warranty vs. Miller 3 year warranty. No brainer.
I enjoy when you teach people. I think it’s funny when people think they are “better” than everyone else and “know all”. You being a pair of gloves to complain about they try their best.
@6061 How ironic, I had just opened a bag of Indiana Popcorn Kettle Corn when I hit play. This was Funny AF! When you spit out your popcorn during the Bullsh*t comment, I damn near choked on mine from laughing so hard. This is one of your Best Videos yet, (and they’re all great) I laughed from beginning to end and as usual was learning new stuff the entire time. Keep on Truckin’ Aaron!
The guy is lucky it was welding knowledge and skill and not a gun fight because they'd be digging a hole for him right now. lol Thanks for the comedy this morning, it was a great start to my day.
Just paid my 45 bucks! This one made me laugh the whole way through. Blowing the can up made me spit my popcorn. BTW when you've got Ron Covell watching your stuff, say no more!
Must be nice having an AC TIG welder, I bought the Vulcan Omni pro 220 and it does everything so nicely except the only aluminum welding I can do is with the spool gun
Recently saw a shop tour video of a German Bike manufacturer and the guys there weld with 1.6 tungstens on over 200a for the bike frames . And it seems to work.
I didnt know there was beef in the tig welding side of youtube. Idek how I ended up here I only weld with stick and inner core shielded mig this is like a wholr different world I'm looking at from the outside
Dude, you don't even need to listen to these guys with 9 subs. Shit posters will always shit post. Just keep doing you, you will never get rid of shit posters. All he is trying to do is piggy back off of your subscribers. And now because you made this video he will probably get hundreds of subs from this, even though he's an ass. So you just helped him out.
@EliteTruckRepairs
It was a great video idea. It was HIS idea, and I am grateful for that. I even thanked him in a private email.
If he gets more subscribers, more power to him! Everyone has the choice to do what they want to do (follow who they want to follow).
Thanks for watching
I know great welders with zero subs across social media.
Subs aren't a measure of welding skill, period full stop.
@@6061 I was reading his comment and thinking and hoping thats how you would reply, you are a class act, keep up the great work!!
Really, ❤
@@vandalsgarage social media is entertainment first and foremost
First - you started talking. Now, you're singing and drumming. I'm dying to see what will come next!
Ron, you never cease to amaze and impress.
Juggling!
Dancing I hope!
I think he's going to dance in one of the upcoming videos.
The Trump dance of course. 😂
Face reveal at 1 million. Probably look a lot like a miller helmet for some reason.
In the words of the legend This old Tony, “On a scale of 0 to 6061, how well can you weld?”
You’re the benchmark mate, keep it up 😁
I think that’s who and what he said, if not chalk it up to bad memory.
6061 is Tony if all he did was weld... that or its the same dude 😮
The drum playing definitely gives him away 😂
Calling out 6061 on his welding - that's gutsy 😂
And iggy's video is now "This video isn't available anymore"
10-4 to that!
Okay the tone matching the Hz was actually amazing bahahaha.
Had a welding instructor stop by the shop a while back. He was extolling the virtues of using the correct size of tungsten. After he had complimented me on the aluminum welding he saw me doing I told him I only used 1/8" tungsten, his expression of surprise/disbelief was entertaining! We have Fronius and Everlast in the shop and all I can say is they both weld thick and thin and pretty if the person holding the torch knows what he is doing. I enjoyed your video!
We use the same machines. They are great for very thin stainless as well.
😊
When you did it the “professional” way and the can exploaded I almost shat myself 😂
I will take that training to melt cans (clownnose). Gone be PRO at that in no time XD.
The videos are infinitely better now that you talk and sing in them. You have a beautiful voice 🤌
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Respectfully... oh never mind.
Oh, common now. Don't encourage him to go and embarrass himself in front of the general public. He's among friends here. 😂😂
Dude, your videos are getting funnier and funnier! Thanks Aaron.
The entertainment value is so damn good on these videos, all while learning. This is the way
11.32 when you line up for the second try right away actually had me in tears
Agree.... watching in bed.....wife almost smothered me with pillow
I'm always worried about my iphone sitting on my table when welding. My man has his laptop sitting there just watching him throw lightning bolts into the can. I love it.
I have also had some Milwaukee batteries and other small electronics die when sitting on the bench after AC welding. I don't understand how it works but oh well.
@@6061😂
@@6061 wow rude! My last feeling shredded. 😂. Thank you. Keep up the vids.
😂 100% agree
@@6061hahaha!
I actually appreciate your bravery in singing for us. That was actually a genius problem solving solution. 😂👍
So I started shopping for a tig welder and this channel came up. Glad it did this guy is hilarious. I'm not new to fabrication spent 8 years on CNC and cutting tables but a complete novice on tig. I'll be learning a lot here thank you man.
More popcorn and drums please
One of your best videos yet mate 🤣👍🤣
Keep on truckin
Blowing through the can made me think of your electric arc furnace you did in the past🤣, Love your very direct response to others opinions.
I’m going to make a video trying to critique something you do just so we all get the hilarity and comic value from your video response 🤣 love them, thanks Aaron!
Aaron, you have made the best and funniest video on the internet. Thank you
The Boston Lager had me crying
LOL. Your videos keep getting funnier and funnier. Your a great teacher. You help me with aluminum welding pointers 4 years ago. I dont understand how you dont have A million plus followers. Keep up the great work!!
Was sitting here with tears in my eyes laughing so much... Thanks Aaron for making my day!
speaking as somone who bought the subscription probably about 6 years ago now totally worth the money and always a good reference to check back on
Thanks Andrew UK
Probably your funniest one so far.
flammables on the table has me a bit tweaked..
ok, 4:30 I learned something new. I don't say that often anymore. Kudos
You have a good ear for the music of the arc sir
I must say, best response video yet. What is good for one does not mean it is for all. Now I need to listen to some music, 350Hz. Thanks for all your great videos. I allways learn something new.
The title reminded me about "People in their right minds never take pride in their talents"
What a load of shit, if you are good at something, false humility is just as bad as arrogance, it's all in how you present it, I'm a journeyman painter, and I'm never going to tell someone something like "Oh I kinda know what I'm doing", that's as good a way to lose contracts as telling people that you are the best that's ever been.
Take proper pride in your abilities, and don't oversell.
Had the luck to learn from an extremely skilled welder like 6061. He could TIG with just about anything with just about any rig. This is yet more proof that skill matters far more than ones rig. I have a Dynasty 700 in my garage and I can assure you all that it doesn't make me a better welder. Learning from guys like my friend John and watching videos by people like 6061 has!
AC/DC Reference! Nice! It's a long way to the top, if you wanna rock n roll!❤
Your wry humor goes well with your excellent welding skills. Good addition.
Blowing a baseball sized hole through the can after saying, "This is how you do it." Comedy gold.
I liked this display of how to simplify an apparent tricky weld operation. Aaron always does it justice. I'm always learning a lot from the 6061 training course (BEST I have ever come across in my 20 years of welding). He's dead right, leave your EGO at the front gate...
That was a MASTER CLASS spanking from a master of his craft! loved it!
I laughed when you vaporized the can, hope that’s okay. 😂
That was funny as 💩💩💩
Fay Butler once showed me how to grind down the 1st inch or so of tungsten to fool it into thinking it was .090 instead of 3/32. I never thought it would work, but he was spot on.
My chassis fab students would always ask if I could weld 2 beer cans together. I would tell them that if I ever needed 2 welded beer cans on a race car, I could certainly figure it out....
With skill ofc a good welder is going to be able to use a good machine. Ive never welded in my life but ove been around a lot of tradesmen and they can make a lot of cheap tools do wonderful work
I had a stroke and my truck broke down but before I ended up on the streets I used to love welding. This was a great video. You have a new subscriber, I'm old enough to remember when something like this happened on wranglstar's channel. I always felt like if it looks nice and it can pass the hammer test it's fine.
I actually got tired of having so many sizes and types of tungsten and have since, only been using 3/32 chartreuse LaZyr tungsten, but now after watching and learning more from Aaron, I might switch to 1/8" only.
I have the same dynasty at work and I do use the freq and tri mode, to me it slightly softens the weld arc mostly on .032 or thinner materials. Hell, I'm 61 and need a cheater lens but still see the arc differently than I did 10+ yrs ago. Nice job 6061, stay humble and peace all
This channel was always top quality, and now you`re taking it to a whole new level. I cant get enough of your content.
Please please please make more videos like this, absolutely loved every single second!!
This is awesome. People need to be put in there place more often. Glad you have time to reply to these things.
I enjoyed this way more tha i should have. Great job Aaron!
more popcorn please... love these vids
Great response video. Everyone has their way of doing things and this proves the same thing can be done multiple ways.
Never thought a welding vid could be so entertaining, but, 6061!
you can use guitar tuner app and determine the frequency that way, it should be limited to overtones - checked that way and its 318hz
Excellent video, your work speaks for itself. You don't have to prove anything to anyone. But in this case you did an excellent job of showing someone how to do it.
I'm not a welder, but was definitely getting "All the gear, and no idea" vibes.
Cheap Chinese welders and UA-cam has made everyone a TIG pro. Normally, I'd tell you that you're tilting at windmills. Pissing into a hurricane. But don't stop because I love this recent content!
Signed,
Old Cynical Gen-X Welder
what's wrong with more people getting into welding? Almost every hobbyist I know has cheap Chinese tools in their garage. I didn't start out with Miller welders, and made in the USA machine tools and tooling, it took me nearly 50 years of buying and horse trading to get where I am now. I'm nearly 70 and 100% welcome every new welder and machinist who wants to learn new life skills.
I watched the other vid, and what I took from it was someone saying "this is how I do it..."
There's nothing wrong with more people getting into welding, and the cheap machines have certainly made it more attainable. The problem is to do with Dunning-Kruger.
It used to be just the dumb kid, fresh out of school, telling journeymen on the jobsite that they're doing it wrong because his "welding instructor said..." Now it's every dork with a cheap welder in his garage at home, six months hot gluing some shit together, telling actual professionals they're doing it wrong. It's absurd, and my point was that trying to fight them is like "pissing into a hurricane." But the content is funny, I enjoy it, and I hope he doesn't get burned out by all the noise.
"Do you remember before the Internet, when people thought the cause of stupidity was the lack of access to information? Yea...it wasn't that."
Welder beef on youtube? Well thats new.
Great video as always. I noticed the position hes welding in too. Like you always say, get comfortable. Most comfortable as you can. Height adjustable chair, without rollers, without backrest, sit so that you have a straight back but no all agled up legs, throw something under your part you wanna weld, etc.
I’m retired now, but as an old time vocational school welding instructor, if you’re going to give any type of instructional advice, you shouldn’t be attempting any welding procedure with a quart can of alcohol about a foot away! UNBELIEVABLE!! Rock on,Aaron….
Better a bottle of alcohol than an open can of ether and besides he is TIG welding not MIG or Stick welding 😁
That said the stuff I have done welding and working on cars would keep most vocational school instructors up at night or curl up into the fetal position and start sucking their thumb while soiling themselves 😅😂🤣
Lastly the advice given by our esteemed video host about welding table/work bench and chair height so you are not hunched over your work is absolutely some of the best advice he has ever given unless of course you like spinal stenosis
That note is a D4 it’s a bit sharp but it’s def out for my range too 😂 I don’t think I’ve laughed this hard and gained so much knowledges from one video ever…….well maybe a TOT video but this channel is my new fav
It ain't what you don't know that gets you in trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.
Love how Aaron is so practical and open to other ways of execution. RDT&E x 10^10 mindset. I learned more about Aluminum TIG and fab’n from the 6061 website (free, paid service) than a 1-wk TIG course in OH. and lastly, Aaron needs to get on Kill Tony an do “tech-comedy”. #keephammering
Iggy is awesome................ please feature him more often!
Looking for “slowly shaking head” emoji for all these keyboard warriors. 6061 keep putting out your great content pls. There are literally a bazillion ways to skin a cat. Many of them can be made to work regardless of tool quality if there is a will. I’ll keep coming back to guys like you for practical welding training that works.
I have not once in my career welded with that high of hertz
You just picked up a new subscriber. I just bought my first Tig welder. I’ve done MIg and arc I’m trying to learn to rig
Mess with the bull, you get the horns. Typed with accent
Challenge for ya'. Making music with welding equipment. C'mon, you know your inner rocker wants too. 😂
Way back when..
UK TV program Tomorrow's World (1970s/80s) showed a new fancy welder with an electronically controlled arc.
To showcase it's ability they played music with it by the control manipulating the size of the arc.
Before that machine, welders were all just transformers.
The commentary is hilarious 😂 you had me laughing out loud several times! Keep those vids coming. I learn something every time I watch you.
That's trolling with serious class.
Have you ever thought about doing a "stand-up" routine , I laughed my ass off! Especially on your two "practice runs".
Tom
Part time aluminium welder learning a lot. Best yet
rocking between 60 and 61 😄
I learned the hard way, not aluminum, but TIG on steel to always use the largest diameter tungsten possible, it gets the most energy to where you want it (a big deal when hanging the tungsten out in a hole). The same thing transferred to microwelding, the larger diameter always helped. We used to do some pretty intricate stuff on an old Miller Syncrowave 250 with magnifiers.
I like your sense of humor, I saw your bead at 14:20, that says it all.
great welds as usual, and entertaining! I'm a 43 year old TIG welder, and I have carpal tunnel now, and it really sucks. resting your wrists on the edge of a table or any corner is bad in the long term....at least the middle of your wrist where all the nerves run through. need some padding there if you have to do it like that to be steady. I have an Everlast 185DV TIG machine, and I believe it goes down to 5 amps if I remember correctly.
Just loved this video one of my favorites! really liked the tip on .035 wire on how to straighen it! Thanks, Arron
You know i only worked 4 years in a machine shop / fabrication shop and thing i learned is that details like these almost doesnt matter if you have good technique and can setup the machine close enough, you can weld anything. I dont like when people geek out over mundane things, when simple does the job just good as if not better. I welded pressurised vessels and back than i was quite a noobie and boss gave me a cut off from the material and said. Take the white tungsten set it to 110a AC and then if its not good fiddle with it a little. Did as he said, i put a random frequency that felt correct, weld was completely fine.
Mr.6061 getting it done! 🥤😁
WOW Iggie must be a really good teacher you learned fast. LOL
That was an awesome illustration of welding on the cola can while looking at the back of your hand during the procedure. 😂
You crack me up dude😂. You are my kinda guy. I have an Everlast Powertig 325 with water cooler. CK torch. Does everything that I need. 5 year warranty vs. Miller 3 year warranty. No brainer.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I have a Tig button. Everyone should have one. Mine is left handed too. 😂
I’m only 3 minutes in and this is already the best video you’ve ever made
Dude I didn’t know there was welding comedy. Seems like you created a pretty sick thing here. You got my attention 🤣🤣
You mess with the cat, you get cat hair in your water glass.
Aaron, I adore you.
Need more professional colabs like these.
I enjoy when you teach people. I think it’s funny when people think they are “better” than everyone else and “know all”. You being a pair of gloves to complain about they try their best.
I really liked the video and tips I’ve been able to weld cans together with 1/16 tungsten but have never worked with one smaller I love this lol.
@6061 How ironic, I had just opened a bag of Indiana Popcorn Kettle Corn when I hit play. This was Funny AF! When you spit out your popcorn during the Bullsh*t comment, I damn near choked on mine from laughing so hard.
This is one of your Best Videos yet, (and they’re all great) I laughed from beginning to end and as usual was learning new stuff the entire time.
Keep on Truckin’ Aaron!
Nothing beats the old school 60hrz
The guy is lucky it was welding knowledge and skill and not a gun fight because they'd be digging a hole for him right now. lol Thanks for the comedy this morning, it was a great start to my day.
When you blew through the cans, I freaking died laughing.
Classic - never laughed so much for a long time. TOT inspired. Always like watching your skill.
Don't encourage him.
Love your videos. Still don’t understand why everyone wants weld cans
What ever happened to that bmx frame you welded around that pole in town 8))
Update is needed
Humility is a virtue!
New tig metal-sticker-together guy here.(not a welder) This video had me ROLLING. I'm here self teaching myself how you stack Peso's. 😂😂😂
Thank you so much this was a joy people put far to much into the ego sometimes you just gotta go with the flow
Elite truck is right! Keep doing what you’re doing.
Dude you gotta give a warning next time, I laughed so hard at the pitch matching I nearly woke up the whole house!
Can't wait to buy my PrimeWeld TIG225X for Christmas 😂
0:07 LIES!!
You are the GREATEST!! 🙌🏻
Just paid my 45 bucks! This one made me laugh the whole way through. Blowing the can up made me spit my popcorn. BTW when you've got Ron Covell watching your stuff, say no more!
Ron's the man.
You had me spitting my coffee and crying from laughing so hard 😂😂
I had one of those Lincoln aspect 230. It was junk. I have the aspect 375 and only had it 2 years and it’s back for repair.
You're the man! The comedic value of your video's are priceless!!!! I hope that Mike Tyson or whoever that guy is doth'nt get offended at you.
Must be nice having an AC TIG welder, I bought the Vulcan Omni pro 220 and it does everything so nicely except the only aluminum welding I can do is with the spool gun
Recently saw a shop tour video of a German Bike manufacturer and the guys there weld with 1.6 tungstens on over 200a for the bike frames . And it seems to work.
Good lord dude !!!!! I’m loving these new videos!!! Keep them coming
I didnt know there was beef in the tig welding side of youtube. Idek how I ended up here I only weld with stick and inner core shielded mig this is like a wholr different world I'm looking at from the outside