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
I have been watching your videos for years and always learn something from them.
Thankd
Do you have a dealer i Denemark.
Have enjoyed your videos over the years and really appreciate the help you have provided in my learning process.
Your videos help me see what the weld should ship look like, as well as hear what it should sound like as I weld. That’s something I simply can’t get from text
Love your videos very informative. It has helped me a lot keep up the good work
Always informative videos and products that help in your projects.
Love the information and the products.
I have been housing your products for about 3 years they are second to none.
Keep up the good work great products.
fantastic where would we be without you.
The photo of jody & wife nonchalently filing nails is a treasure………..reminding welders how focussed to be when forming electrode tips
This lady has inefable charm
As a welding world instructor!
Thank you !
Thank you for all you do!
Jody, I always like and appreciate your videos. I am (just) a hobby welder, using a Lincoln transformer welder TIG 180 plus stick. You know, I realized after buying this machine why so many suppliers had these on sale! The Inverters were coming out (2002) and having many more features and adjustments. Because I don’t weld for a living I thought, “Oh well, I’m not going to replace this”. I’ll tell you what I like in videos and that I like odd repairs and fixes, especially on unknown metal types. I bought some shiny hand rail ballisters made from iron, in Italy, and discovered these were difficult to weld to mild steel square tubing. I had to get some help finishing the hand rail, and he too had issues. Architectural metals are hard to make look good. Give us some or your take on these odd metals.
Thank you
Love your Tig Finger!
30 videos in 30 days! Wow! My notepad and pen are poised to capture the ton of welding tips and tricks that’ll be coming our way.
That is so generous of you, Jody.
Thank you so much.
Martin
PS this might be a duplicate: I’m getting an error message (on my iPhone)