Jody,
I’m a hobbies welder, most of what I know I learned from you through your videos. I appreciate you and all you have accomplished. My hopes and prayers to you, keep fighting this disease. Thankyou

You should be called Professor or DR. In front of your name ! I have been welding for 60 years plus some self taught and school taught . Went to three schools the teachers didn’t hold a candle to you .Dr. Jody you are the man and I know all of us that want to be and are all ready welders salute you for being the best
Welding teacher ever!!! Please get better….. SINCERLY JAMES PASQUINI

Jody have watched your videos for quite a while learned some things have been a pipefitter welder for 45 years. Retired now Pray your treatments are successful and God Bless You.

Hang in there Jody, looking good. Thank you for all your help and excellent service at Weld monger.

I have been a follower for many years and you have taken me a long way from a “Fido butt” steel MIG welder to being slightly competent at aluminum and SS TIG welding. Coming to the craft from 43 years as a dentist it has been very rewarding being able to bring my creative projects to fruition and I have you to thank for your educational donation to the art of making welding possible for a guy like me. Bless you with all the medical hurdles before you that you get through them and be able to enjoy the rest of your life. 🙏🏼

Really appreciate the information. I have learned a lot.

Jody, I am 78 years old and have welded since I was 13. Still learning from you and others and still in the game as well.
Medically, I am the $ 6 Million Dollar Man – with budget cuts. Up every day at 5 and on the go 7 days a week. My advice – don’t quit! Nolan

Jody, I am 78 years old and have been welding for over 50 years. Pretty much self taught (not necessarily a good thing) and I have been watching your videos for a long time. Learn something each time. Really appreciate your effort to do this. My prayers are with you.

i tig aluminum routinely as a hobby. but i never thought much about the relationship between argon flow and cleaning area. i found the flow vs clean circle demo very helpful.

my brother in-law went through chemo and a bone marrow transplant for his multiple myeloma. it was for a bit but he came through it well and is still happy and healthy today. not bad for a procedure that was done almost twenty years ago

I’ve watched your videos since maybe 2009?. Just heard about your health adventure. Can’t say enough how much your expertise has helped me in all my projects. Every time I get stuck or get into unknown territory your knowledge has guided me through. Here’s to your healthy recovery and many thanks for all that you do.

John
www.johnkmelvin.com

Great to see the actual factors used in the welds. Great idea to put a camera on the amps as you go so you can see what you are using.
Thanks for the hard work.

You are in my prayers. I,m a retired tool & die maker, but never considered my self a welder. I do ok.But what I
do know is what you have taught me over all these years. God bless you for helping us through out the years.
Jody kick that cancers butt my friend, you have so many here pulling for you. You are a great person. & there is
not that many as you anymore. Your fan & fiend Jimmy Fitzgibbon

I would stick with no pulse to see if that helps you get better.
That is based on the pub med study in Japan welding factory.
Get better soon.

Thank you, your information has come in handy a bunch of times. Continue doing what you’re doing and continue fighting the good fight. God Bless !

Thanks for another great video Jody. I always learn something. All the best on your treatment.

May you always have gas in your tank, Jody.