Jody Here,
We've never done anything like this..
The Month of August is Customer Appreciation Month at Weldmonger.com. I have over 30 Videos in the vault, and they aren't helping anyone just sitting there... so we're doing a WM 30 Day video blitz. Make sure to watch the first video below to find out how to enter to win the giveaways we'll be hosting through August. This video talks about the CK Turbo Sharp Tungsten Sharpener, but the instructions are the same no matter what we're giving away. (Scroll below the video to enter.)
We will be notifying folks by email every 3-4 days when the new batch is ready to watch. If you'd rather keep up with it daily, bookmark the home page of the blog.. The link is HERE.
Thanks again for all your support.
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71 Kommentare
Hi Let me start by saying I love your videos and the way you teach and of course your talent as a welder because all that have talent doesn’t mean they know how to teach ( to the benifit of your veiwers thank god you have both and are willing to share ) . I’m 69 years old and been a Aircraft mechanic since I’m 19. I have always admired a great welder ( which you are ). Ive met some truley great ones including ones that welded on the Luner module when I was at Grumman Aerospace. Over the years I’ve come up with a few time saving tools I cut formed etc but always had to come to a welder for the finale touches. I’m still working , my bucket list includes learning basic mig welding DIY stuff and garage projects. With your videos I’m learning and I see progress Thanks
Jody I really appreciate you taking the time to put all these awesome video’s together for everyone. They’ve really helped me a lot. Really enjoy learning the different tips and tricks. Keep it up man! God Bless.
Mr. Jody.
Your very professional approach and hard work to create great video about welding during years have formed entire generations of welders around the globe. Thank you Mr. Jody for your affort.
Hi hello who are you sir
Appreciate all the work you put into making these videos, Thanks Jodie
I do a lot of quickie jobs using 3/32 7018 rods. Hard to get a sweet looking bead on a hole fix, securing a hinge or hitch, adding a tab… using about 90 amps… maybe too much heat? Practice more I guess… right?
Hola saludos he visto casi todos tus videos y me ha alimentado de conocimiento y desarrollo sería bueno que todo los videos tuvieran traducción
Hi Jody thank you for all the good videos and explanation on
helping me to improve my welding skills, also thanks for all the good products on your store they are really handy and they all ready to use once again thank you. I’m looking forward to see more videos on your channel and new product on yor store.
Jody
I taught soldering and brazing for our local community collage for 32 years and only got to Tig when I was in school back in the early 80’s. I bought me a small Tig welder last summer and I love watching your vid’s to pick up tips and tricks to self teach myself to tig again.
Just ordered your new Furick cup can’t wait to get it! Also my second pair of black TIG gloves they are really NICE!
Jody thanks for everything over the years! I just orderd my welder and accessories from you to step up to the next level!!
Thanks for all the lessons over the years and helping all of us get better!
Evan
Your welding videos have been a wealth of practical knowledge in all aspects of the field. Being able to make good quality aluminum tig welds has been very rewarding for this 70 year old girl.
I have an old ESAB DC-Tig that I bought 10 years ago and it has only been collecting dust since then because I had a job where I had a loooot of overtime and when I finally got home I had no time or energy to spend hours in the garage…
But now I have a new job and more free time that I can spend in the garage, and starting to learn more about Tig-welding, and I have been watching almost all of your videos to learn more about technices, tips and just watching how you controll the torch and filler, and it has been a great way of learning! :-)
Jody…awesome work. I’ve been welding for years, but mostly MIG. I’m trying to nail down high frequency aluminum TIG, and while I’m struggling, your info has really helped me gain some understanding. The common fillet weld is what I’m struggling with. I’m trying different tungsten profiles, and I feel I’m getting close to topping that hill. Proof you can teach an old dog (63) new tricks! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I’ve got lots of gray hair and, at 76 ANOS, I have been welding for 63 years. Interestingly, about 4 years ago, I had a defibbrilator/pacemaker installed and, with the addition of a mail-armor-type vest, have not had a single issue, including with Aluminum HF. I still find Jody’s advice helpful and, like him, am still teaching others. In the old Dick Tracy comic strip, they had the Crimestoppers Textbook captions; one being “Who will dig the gravedigger’s grave when the gravedigger is done gravedigging”. Done that, too! Keep up the good work
Jody, I have been watching your videos for quite some and have learned
a lot. Thanks for all your work!