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Thanks this will help me a lot 🎉🎉

Wow Kevin this looks amazing 😁👍

Not sure why such a talented artist would want to dub in annoying, obnoxious crappy-ass "music" into their video which effectively ruined it. Just sayin...

Thanks for the video. I had this feeling like it was narrated by Kermit the frog

How do you roll the end of a sheet to accept a piano hinge pin? I don’t have a roller or a brake

If you could make all the "How-to" videos in the world, this country might run a little better!! 😊

This is way different, I like it Kevin 😁👍

Good to know

Miss the workshop videos 🇮🇪

A question I cannot see answered about these magnets is how close can you weld to them. Heat destroys a magnet does it not? I've got some smaller ones than yours for car body welding only 7cms long. Do you know how close I could weld up to them?

Could be many things. Loose hub bearings, leaf springs and or equalizers. Loading the heavy to one side more than the other. Check the hub play, jack it up and grab the tire at 6 and 12 and rock it, if it moves then tighten up the nut.

Which is the best rod for welding stainless 11ga. and thicker with a Lincoln ac 225 trusty tombstone? I can't find the answer anywhere. I thought of you. I want to build a wood fired pizza oven. Maybe a pipeliners grill from stainless. Thanks for all the great videos. I been welding for over 30 years and still learning. And still not too proud to go ask somebody if me and Mr. Graves can't figure it out. God bless and work safe brother. 😃

Its empty. Shouldnt there be a sculpture ready for delivery to a customer?

Thanks Kevin for explaining in non tech. language

Bad tread on that front tire.

Great info, very helpful thank you!

That front tire is missing tread!

Can’t put down the ramp with the rear tire there? Unless it’s high enough to clear. That’s the only possible thing I noticed

Don't see one

Gorgeous Kevin 👍😁

I got to say man every time I have a question with metal art or looking up things I'm learning.. Kevin's videos always come up and I got to say this guy is so great I am so thankful for him and his brain and his wife asking him what he's doing

No way! Are you really in Arizona?

How did I get unsubscribed from this amazing man

Ok I found the machine where do you get the square roller baring

Where can I get one of those machines

Awesome !!! I love you two

I don't weld very often, but when i do, I've found that DC tends to be a bit easier striking and maintaining an arc, while AC has a huge advantage of eliminating arc blow, especially when welding at high currents, such as with 3/16" and larger diameter electrodes. Not many people know this, and for those that don't, the largest stick electrode available is ¾ inch diameter, 48 inch length, manufactured by Weldmold, the process is a variation of SMAW known as massive electrode welding, or flood welding and uses currents as high as 2000 amps DCEP with a disposition rate in excess of 60 lbs/hour. It is mainly used in foundries for tool and die repair, as well as repairing crucibles.

My shop uses fume extractors that are part of the welding gun, so the fumes are extracted right at the source. Extremely effective.

I stuck the tungsten and I heard my everlast machine make that grounding noise that my mig would make. I knew it couldn't be good for the machine! You gotta start some where though!

I want to cut 12"x12"x0.045" stainless steel 304 into 12 strips of 1"x12", with clean edges, and no noise or dust. Can a sheer do that cleanly on both sides of the cut?

Hey Kevin, Whatcha doing?

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How do these variables affect consumable life?

Stumbled on this video, and lo and behold, now I know how to finish a project that's been sitting on my workbench for two years! Thank you! Happily I have a TIG welder, which I didn't two years ago.

Thank you

Nicely explained...I would like to add my tuppence worth..Being a retired welder I thought i'd ditch my 2 old transformer migs.( 3 phase and a mono ) i'd had for about 30 yrs and buy an inverter type to save space and electricity and enter the 21st century... and I guessed I wouldn't use it that much anyway... Well now 5 yrs and 2 dead inverters later (not cheap and nasty ones either).. I'm looking out for an "old school" second hand machine....Just sayin...

We blew ours up at my old job in one day

dang, when i weld with shade 9 i see it as a shade 13 on the vid

💯 Thanks for the Lecture !!!

Hello fine Sir, I’m wondering if I could trouble you for the contact info for a one Stu D, O’Gere! I just loved the wardrobe choice in this film and I wish to have him come do a make over on my welding closet. Thank you for your time! Finest of Fine Art On Fire!

Looks like fun!

Should just bought an old fork lift

Awesome Bud! Lake Havasu 🌞 Az

Kevin, I have a side by side off road cart, but the seats won’t slide far enough back for me to sit in it without my knees against the steering wheel. I’ve been researching the cart, and would like to extend the wheelbase by 12”. Will welding the round tube frame like you show here be strong enough? Or should I slip a separate tube inside the extension for additional support?

Spring Clecos

Clecos used for hold parts together for riveting, mostly commonly used for airplane construction.

Colecos holding it together

Or you can just search the internet for clecos.

Have a 7 foot metal tube. It's a leg of a Uline shelf. You put the two pieces of plastic that lock together and set the shelf down over them to hold the shelf down... So I have one of the legs. I put the metal foot on. Boss changed his mind 3 weeks later. Wants the wheel casters. So I take this steel 6 foot rod and another rod that is a foot and a half or so long... I take the smaller one and drop it into the tube where it sits against the inside of the metal foot. I drop the larger one in behind it. Strike it and the larger hits the smaller knocking the foot out. Fucked up and hammered it in BESIDE the smaller rod. Banged and hammered forever. Can't get them out. Any ideas?