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I'm sure it doesn't matter, but I've always had my spool unwind from the bottom, seems odd to see yours at an angle

you just got sacked

Explain no gloves.

I'm not welder and no body work guy but I'm restoring and old car and need to weld.... with those pores at the end could that possibly cause rust later? Not critiquing you work at all.. actually thanks for the weld settings actually

I thought you use a battery and a spark plug😂

What are you using to grid your weld down? thank for the video

Technique for vertical?

Just keep practicing! You'll get it.

bare hands!!??

I like to back my hollow plug welds with a flat piece of copper clamped behind the hole. It helps to hold it all together.and spreads the heat. Magnets don’t like mig for some reason..lol.

FYI the Voltage doesn't matter, the welder will ( pretty much always ) provide 60 V max, what does matter however is the Ampere, this is what melds the material, no the Voltage

I appreciate that you show the backside of your welds. A other of people don't do this, which leads me to wonder if they really got good penetration.

Welding gloves please.

Where can I find thin sheet metal like this to make patch panels?

It'd be great to see this done in the middle of a late model 22g or thinner car roof where there is no underlying support structure or rigid curves. Roofs are very common places for antenna and larger rust holes.

11:35 It’s taking you a long time to cut square pieces! 🤷🏾‍♂️🙎🏾‍♂️🤔

Excellent video @. Thank you for your effort

I really need to learn that karate chop method......

God help you when you led the traps

Wow, very good help mate thanks for that

24grit sand paper followed by 180 flap disk will do with out adding too much heat to the metal, avoiding warpage

Nice video but from a woodworker I sure cringe seeing welding on that table saw.

To start with, your mig wire should be feeding out from the bottom of the roll, not the top. You keep it as straight as possible, not running off at a 45 degree angle. The other thing is you're not using your welding mask or gloves. There not just there to protect your eyes and hands from welding spatter, it's there to stop you getting UV radiation burns that lead to skin cancer. All in all, you should be taking lessons, not giving them.

You're obviously not a good welder😂😂

What disc are you using to grind ?

Great content But skin cancer and burns are a bad thing Wear gloves

Of all the body hammers I own, I alway's revert back to the good old "CLAW HAMMER" as I am glad to see you using in this video repair.

I really appreciate you showing voltage too high and too low along with wire speed to high and too low. I think for my project I’m working on I now know I need to lower my voltage which is why I keep getting holes.

Are you saying that heat is your biggest enemy?

Great video, thank you

I don't recall ever seeing someone use their Delta UniSaw as a welding table.

Your wire spool is feeding from the top, rotating clockwise. Northern hemisphere correct rotation is counter clockwise. It also feeds wire straight into the feed roller assembly, without bending the wire as it enters said assembly, or causing wire drag at assembly entry point. Also why do you use 70S-3? Lots of guys use 70S-6 and other wires too. If there's crud on body panels, S-6 might be the call. If all is clean, S-3 is OK. I especially question the wire diameter of .035, as it takes more energy to fuse the sample material. This, in turn, heats the materials more quickly -- especially if performing these maneuvers after lunch. Nothing warps a panel quicker. Why to choose machine settings as shown? Now, I know those settings are just to save electricity, but some guy just starting out might have a question. Vernier caliper read about .O52, I thought. That's much thicker than 18 guage. Perhaps you should turn the machine back up? What gas was used? Regular? Or premium? And what is See -- 25 anyway? I have-tuh stop. Too painful. But know your subject before you attempt to teach.

Excellent video, thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers

its smiling @10:13

Just before you pull that trigger, is your wire touching the surface, or do you hover above a millineter or so?????

For a beginner, would you recommend the welder you had on this video? What metal thickness is that welder rated for?? I can't stand it anymore. I must learn how to weld!!!!

u are putting your wire wheel the wrong way, instead of coming from the top to the wire guide, put it coming from the bottom it will be in less effort

good job

Why cool with air instead of a damp rag.

024 not 030

I really don’t like videos without narration. And though I feel I don’t want to give those kind of silliness any time of the day. I’ve watched it a at too long. Two thumbs down. Not for the content. For no narration

I'd love to see some updates on this. I'm doing the same (including fabricating new frame rails, what a pain) and these videos are great inspiration!

Hi, at 16:20, why did you do that with the spatula?

Wear gloves the weld light will give you a serious light burn that can cut because your hands need range of movement

You’re wasting so much gas with it way up there only need just enough to shield the weld not pollute the world with gas .6 .8 wire only 😂😂😂 learn on car ffs get a rusty Datsun Ute or something

Great video. Thanks.

I dont have a compressor, but i have the fan. When my ordered welder will appear, i will practice as you shown in this video. Thank you very much!!!

Nice vid!really helpful

I usually run my wire the other way around. From the bottom out. Not the top out like yours. Plus for sheet metal I also use 0.030. 0.023 would be even better for sheet metal. I've been welding for over 40 years. Heavy metal, 2' to sheet metal. You do as you wish though.

The roll of wire in the mig is upside down.