This Is Going To Hurt, Working On The Jeep Banana
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- So I got a build project and Lizzy's getting some new gear.
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Matt is teaching Lizzie a trade, as long as there’s a job she’ll never go hungry, way yo go Matt my hats off to you for being an awesome teacher
Sharing knowledge passen it on That's the way
She is ultimately learning enough that she will be able to do just about anything. A lot of these skills create a mindset in how to address a problem, solve the problem etc. and that transfer to anything she will want to do. Add on to that her attitude about it and her future is unlimited.
@@chrisjohner4307 this is how I explain to people the difference of working on cars and working on your own car. Ability to problem solve on the fly
there is always a need for welders , and if am not mistaken its not bad payed in the states
Lizzie is always hungry from what I've seen.
I love how Matt mentors Lizzie on her welding, he just puts confidence in her and says, you're welding!
Exactly what i thought. Not many bosses will do something like that👍🏽
It's awesome! In the end that is how you learn. Too many people think you do a couple minutes training and you are an expert when in reality it takes year's of "playing" with different types of welders to just become proficient.
Great example of how to combine demonstration, encouragement, realistic assessment and praise for a job well done, without mocking the student for not knowing something. And especially for not talking down to the student. It’s part of the success of this channel.
It is great to see I worked in the woods for 2 1/2 years just recently quit its high stress situations like some of these recoveries and I wish the guys out there would react the way Matt does you don’t have to cuss and degrade people to be effective
@@profeex9789 That sounds more like you ran into some foul people, rather than the job itself. Coworkers and bosses are a very random factor with jobs.
Looks like I better hurry up on the Yota so we can test these rigs out proper when they’re done!
yes!! And that would make an awesome video!
LIZZY NEEDS HER OWN JADE GREEN RIG!! SHE MAKING THE BOYS LOOK BAD. WITHOUT A HAMMER 😂😂 JUST LIKE ONE OF THE BOYS
I can't wait for the fj
Lizzie, my girls (10 & 13) love this channel and you! Thanks for being an awesome role model to young ladies all over. Excellent work ethic! My 13 year old is now pestering Dad to teach her to weld!
As a teacher, I appreciate the way Matt goes about the business of teaching Lizzie. I also appreciate that Lizzie is an excellent student. It seems, at least on camera, that she is accepted and respected by everyone. She seems always willing to learn and do. For example:
Matt: Who wants to get in it? (A vehicle sitting precariously close to falling off the road and rolling down a hillside.)
Lizzie (trotting toward the vehicle): I will!
Lizzie is adorable. Watching Matt teach her hits home for me.
A few years ago I bought a vintage Porsche for my daughter. She and I took on the project of fixing all of the little issues and getting the car back to 100%, everything working. Along the way we did lots of electrical and mechanical. It was fascinating watching my girl learn; she was like a sponge. It did take a while to get her proficient with a manual trans - I can personally testify that Porsche makes a strong trans, otherwise she would have torn it out. She told me that she was a little scared of the car at first, but now she says if anything goes bad, she’ll just fix it. It gives me great pride knowing that she will never have to rely on a man to fix her car.
you can still pay someone to fix your car, If you know what is involved you won't get ripped off.
I found this girl struggling to get tires off s car at the junk yard she was not giving up and she asked for no help when she found some studs would not come off she was working every angle to break them off.. determination confidence hard headed what ever it was she learned it from her dad.. i asked who tought her to work on her car. Her dad she said.. and he would have been proud the next day bi walked by that car she broke off 4 studs on three wheels to get them tires .. you go girl is all i could say.. that girl dont need a mans help .. no sir..
I got called a PERV for "admiring LIZZIE"-- some damn perv took the comment wrong-- I just admire her for all she's doing- instead of sitting home yacking on the phone to some airheads about social BS.. and the way lots of teens do.. Getting so you can't give an HONEST compliment without some weirdo thinking the wrong thing. IF I had a daughter- I'd like her to be like LIZZIE.. she just makes me PROUD..
@@davidwayne9982 Lizzie
Makes America proud.. we all want more Lizzie.. and i haven't seen her head bowed down to the smart phone gods even one time. Howmany young peaple can you credit with being present on the job instead of on there social media accounts..
@@b-radumuck7903 AMEN!!!!
"It takes a big man to admit when Lizzie makes a mistake, and I am a big man."
Matt, 2021
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"It takes a big man to admit when he's wrong and I'm not a big man" - Matt I got a good chuckle on that one.
But it takes a really big man to admit when Lizzie makes a mistake. - Matt
Matt's teaching welding is exactly how I was taught. Brings Memories back.
Did Lizzy complain that the other welding mask was too dark ? I used to weld many years ago (in Europe) and our hand-held mask had glasses one could remove/exchange . Is this not possible on the one kind Matt/Lizzy are using? Anyway she needed her own set of tools... Glad she got some.
I was taught to push mig, not drag. Drag flux. I was also taught that strong welds are pretty, but pretty welds are not necessarily strong. But i was DEFINETLY taught with a lot less patience than mat has teaching,. . . a LOT. Enough so that i taught myself to tig, just to avoid the conflict.
I always wish my dad had taught me how to weld. He taught me everything else around the auto shop, but welding he was always reluctant to let me take part in. It's about the only thing I can't do on a car to this day.
@@isallah1kafir196 I'm pretty sure the previous hood was autodarkening, so you can adjust the darkness setting. What is probably the issue is they need to change the cover and possibly also the shade unit, just because it's so well abused.
They do need to tell her to come back away from the weld a little bit, she's smoking out her brand new hood.
You just got to love Matt's sense of humour, " We're wondering where the children's welding department was?" DEADLY
It's an idea every shop should have a like a few children size helmets so you can teach your kids how to weld
I'm proud of lizzie for wanting to learn how to weld. I use to be a welding lead man for a major company and I had a female welder that worked for me on my line and I had her weld up my fuel cells cuz she was the better welder and I didnt have to worry about them leaking so keep up the good work lizzie
Loved this. Keep telling my 19yo daughter that she needs to access her "inner Lizzie" when she comes across a challenging situation.
I absolutely love how Lizzy isn’t scared to do anything. She is getting better talking to the camera and welding. Great job Lizzy!
Lizzy I hope Matt shares this wit you...
I have two granddaughters, 7 and 13. You are an inspiration. They have been, "hanging out with Poppa" in my home shop with me since they were able to walk. They watch their Dad and I on various projects, and we have brought them along learning how to use tools and work on cars (the 7 year old "helps" where she can, but she is getting used the environment and that is how ya start". When Matt first started showing you with a MIG Gun in your hand welding I knew it was time to get the 13 yr old on the welder.
She was very hesitant, but after watching you weld, and seeing it is "no big deal" she jumped in and learned. I started her on a 120 MIG and now she can prep and do basic stuff with my 230 PowerMig. I am telling you, you really are an inspiration for young ladies who want to be able to do stuff, not just sit around and wait for and/or watch their boyfriends work in the garage. You are proof that a girl can be a girl and hold her own around a bunch of guys, not just in the Rodeo Arena but also in the shop.
You will never know how many younger girls you have inspired, but I can tell you for certain you are absolutely making a difference for girls out there, and I thank you for it, and Matt for encouraging you and bringing you along,
Good job Lizzy and good job to you sir for being a great dad!
Matt's patience and understanding when teaching others is like nobody I've seen before. I very much respect him for that.
Also, the most common comment I hear is “that looks good” or “good job”
Even when someone makes a mistake, there is only a positive correction provide.
I appreciate that there is never any harsh words or criticism
Hey Matt, as the dad of daughter and veteran I so much appreciate all of the positive teaching moments you have with Lizzie!
This is the best ever. Lizzy gets her own welding equipment. I absolutely love seeing Rudy, and Matt, teaching Lizzy to weld. They are great teachers. This video shows how all skilled trades are taught to new apprentices, though Lizzy has some experience. I so enjoy all the MORR videos.
From a 7 year USAF vet, thanks to all of you for your service, and especially Ed. We don’t have too many veterans his age left so I truly appreciate your sacrifice. Luckily, I worked on electronic warfare equipment on A7 planes but never got deployed, but of course I would’ve gone in a heartbeat as I signed up to serve in my countries defense just like you guys.
Cold War Vet here. USAF SAC Tanker Crew Chief … Thank You
Agreed, lost my Vietnam veteran uncle to cancer beginning of this year.
@@francisschweitzer8431 I did four years in the Navy as an avionics tech on P3s in the early 70s.
I am a cold war vet too. Nebraska National Guard (6 yr 9 mo) Food Service Sargent. I have cooked for 120 on the side of a mountain at Camp Guernsey WY more time then I can count.
USN Retired, Salute to all who served, and to all that supported us.
It don't take much anti-seize to keep it from seizing or being on everything within 3 city blocks. Good on you for teaching Lizzie and for getting her set up with most of the PPE she needs. Now get some safety glasses on her, she's got pretty eyes and a whole lot of life left to look at. You do seem to have a knack for teaching but then Lizzie seems to have a zest for both life and learning.
You know it’s a great day when Lizzy gets her own welding gear! Thanks Matt, you’re a great boss! 😎😊
And a serious, almost unspoken, commitment from Matt to Lizzy on her place with the MOR team. As we all recall Lizzy had been previously employed by Matt in a roofing business. THAT is hard work! A good work ethic history for Lizzy to bring to her new/old boss. I know she plays the piano; I wonder if she or Rudy can sing a proper Broadway number like from My Fair Lady……
Lizzie's killing it. Willing to learn, picks stuff up quickly, and always willing to do the tough jobs (like falling in that river). Shes a badass.
Im PROUD of Lizzie-- instead of sitting at home doing her nails and spending hour after hour dissing somebody els'e boyfriend and talking trash- she's out LIVING life and Learning valuable skills-- and just producing a LOT of good in the world. VERY proud of Lizzie!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!.. ALL you guys are FINE people..
AND she can roof, too!
@@PWN_Nation YEP- and rope and ride- and so much more.. My kind of gal-- if I could find one like her about 40 years older!! ha. But I admire her for her activities.. and a christian girl too.. can't beat that--
Lizzy certainly has mastered welding really quickly! It’s crazy how much the Banana has been improved since the beginning of this channel and yet it was already so good before that it impressed the world and blew up this channel! Ed fought in Korea?! Wow, that dude is a living legend!
Lizzy is amazing in many ways, on camera, behind the camera, in the drivers seat “getting it out” and in the workshop keeping up with the guys. Well done young lady, keep it up, you are setting a good example and a lot of young girls are dreaming to be you.
Watching Matt mentor Lizzy is a thing of beauty. All you fathers out there can take a lesson from how Matt trains and supports his extended family. Patience, the willingness to let people make mistakes and a sense of humour, make Matt a great teacher and role model. Thanks for sharing.
Amen
How is she related to Matt?
My mother taught me to weld...but yeah.
Lizzy is such a Boss. :) The knowledge she is accumulating is invaluable.
Also credit to Matt for actually teaching her stuff. He have so much patience and despite being constantly in a rush he takes time to teach her.
Helps to have a patient boss, if she's even on the payroll. Most of us have about 2 weeks to start producing a product or were on the street.
I second that motion
@@tumbleweedking5668 Well I hope she's getting payed for the work she's doing
Right?! Matt won the lottery with her, not many girls wanna spend time in the shop like that! Jealous for sure 😁
I’m so glad that colt is jumping around from channel to channel. He’s super relatable and seems like the kind of guy who would give the shirt off his back and he definitely fits in with the MORR crew well because he’s always so positive and happy like the rest of y’all
She reminds me of my daughters, makes me proud she's learning these things just like mine do, just jumps in and gets at it. Good job Lizzie !
I love how Matt and everyone on the team have taken Lizzie under their wing and trust her to do anything that needs to be done. If she needs a little guidance it is given. The more trades you know the better life is.
This girl has too many skills to list on here. It's obvious that she is loved and respected by everyone and enjoys life.
Stay safe healthy and happy 👍
I like the sign on the wall! My daughter is an engineer at Miller Electric. She goes to trade shows and teaches women how to weld. She says there is a big need for welding clothing for women.
Yeah it’s shame the biggest name in women’s sponsored welding gear tragically died pursuing her dream. I loved her work on 4x4 and All Girls Garage TV show they did years back. Jessi Combs. RIP
Lizzie is a very amazing beautiful young lady and Matt is a very special boss! God Bless the whole crew !
I'm looking forward to watching Trevor teach Lizzie some of his knowledge of automotive wiring, electronics and instrumentation. You have one heck of a talented crew Matt!
A salute to Ed and all the veterans for their service and sacrifice. They all deserve more than they get. God Bless !!
I'm kinda new to the channel. How does Ed tie in to this team? Is he a relative?
First to all the Vets working at MORR and the Vets who are viewers of this channel THANK YOU for your service. This also goes to any viewers that are currently serving.
So awesome to see Lizzy score her own gear. She's a straight up boss! Matt you are a great mentor and friend to all your employees. It's very difficult to juggle both, but you do it flawlessly! Happy Veterans Day Ed and to all the Veterans that have served our country including my 2 Grandpas who served in the Air Force and have since passed and my retired AF Dad.
Lizzy going to be building her own recovery Jeep soon, After her nap! Thanks for sharing!
I’m so envious of Lizzie, getting involved with the MORR team at such a young age.
She’s going to learn so much about everything useful.
As a young man I did all my own fabricating, it was oxy-acetylene welding and cutting in those days, self-taught, lots of mistakes, but very satisfying. Lizzie is gonna get such a head-start… 👍🏻❤️🇷🇴🇬🇧
I thought the same thing. Getting to work alongside and learn from a leader like Matt and the rest of the team is invaluable experience and education.
That's amazing, Lizzy was so excited to get her own welding gear. Way to go Matt, I like the way everyone includes her.
Thank you to all Vets! Thank you Matt, family and the gang, for CLEAN (except for the mud) entertainment! It much harder to find than you think!
Thank you for your service to Ed & all the veterans. On Nov 11 I lost a good friend who was a Canadian Korean veteran he was severely wounded on the front lines. A US MASH unit saved his life. Integrity, Honour, and Valour are words he lived by. RIP Harold Shinnimin.
Good on ya Matt. My father had his own Service Station, he taught everyone of the boys how to work on vehicles, mentored them every step of the way. I begged my father to let me come to the shop and work with him as well. The most he would ever teach me was how to check and change a tire, check the fluids, and test the battery fluids. You go Lizzy! Great to see. Thank you for your Service Boys.
My son is teaching his two daughters everything about working on cars. No one will ever take advantage of them. The younger of the two especially loves to work on cars to the point that her sister has nicknamed her the garage gremlin. 😃😃👍👍👍
I would love to see something built for Lizzie. She's only a small amount of time away from handling her own recoveries..
She's an absolute boss...
Maybe she can get that new suzuki crawler after the parts needed for the Golden Nugget are donated.
what , something like the suzuki at the start ??
@@888johnmac yes
1982 Toyota Starlet. Then she earns mods with successful missions.
She is too. I remember an episode where a guy buried his friggin great big truck and was all about how he nearly saved it.. wa wa wa .. And Matt said as he hooked up the rope ," So. I'm gonna have her take the wheel"..... The guys face LMAO.
I love how matt treats all his employees he makes them all think they can accomplish anything 👏 well done matt you have my respect mate all the way from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Matt & Lizzie along with the entire Off Road Recovery Team Are #1 in my list of meet & watch Vlogs on TH-cam ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you =) Jesse
I have two daughters. I appreciate Lizzie learning a trade she's interested in and Matt helping with that opportunity. No limits.
On the next episode of "Lizzie's Off-road Welding and Repair" Lizzie paints the banana green because the desert needs more green. :)
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LOL
You need a Fab Rats sticker on that helmet!
I'm super jealous of Lizzie and the mentorship she gets to receive from Matt.
Its great to see Matt teach his employees and help them learn more skills. Even better than Lizzy seems willing to learn or do everything. Great stuff.
I have to agree with Lizzie. A good helmet makes an amazing amount of difference. I started with a cheap helmet. Didn't realize how much better it would be with a higher dollar unit.
I do agree with you but don't get blocked by not having good tools. High tier tools helps a lot but they're not essential, work with whatever you have, don't wait for better tools
Most of the good welders I know use the cheap helmets, it's the part timers that buy the expensive ones.
@@8draco8 Reminds of a saying I heard from a guy back about forty years ago (he was about 90 years old back then), it went some thing like this: "Anyone can do the job with the right tools, it takes a skilled craftsman to do it without them."
@@jmanlinc I can't agree with that. If you have the skill, know what you're doing then you can afford good equipment. Just avoid saying "oh I won't start welding until I get some expensive helmet". Just grab whatever you have and earn for that expensive equipment
@@8draco8 I'm not sure what you're not agreeing with since my comment was about specific people I know personally and you don't.
You’re officially a welder now Lizzy! Helmet, gloves, jacket and excellent welds.
You’ve come a long way from those first tacks. 😂 Wish I could weld like you ❤️🐞
Having a good welding unit probably helps... When I tired MIG welding using flux core wire with a borrowed imported unit, I ended up with so much splatter to clean up, I went back to my old Lincoln AC-225 "Tombstone" stick welder because I spent more time removing splatter than the I spent removing flux with the Lincoln. Never could justify the price of the Miller units for just use around the house. I never tried MIG welding with a shield gas though...
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire same. I weld with my tombstone. Mig looks so easy compared to stick.
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire Flux core isn't mig. Unfortunately with a lot of the information available people use it interchangeably, which I believe causes improper welding techniques.
Sounds like you were using it improperly. Lots of spatter is usually an indication of a amp setting to high. If you can stick weld you can run a FCAW.
Splatter spray is a tremendous time saver. Experienced individuals have no problems running Chicago Electric flux core arc welders with cheap flux wire. Blaming the machine is an easy out.
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire - My husband taught me how to MIG weld on our little Miller 135 then our Millermatic 210. Both are have gas shielding. The Millers are expensive but we have an excavation company so we justified buying them. And we bought them second hand for a great price. Instead of laying ‘dimes’ I joke that I lay ‘worms’! 🤣. I’m still learning but I really enjoy helping fabric stuff and want to weld better. We just had to change out a cab on an excavator so we just got a set of torches and I definitely want to learn how to use the fire wrench! 🔥🔧🤟
@@JohnnyD1993 -- Understood... But I did not have the experience and this was before the vast amount of TH-cam videos on welding, so I was was failing and decided to just go back to something that I knew how to use -- oxy-fuel gas welding (not brazing) and stick welding... That was over 35 years ago, so maybe I should give it another try, but I have a pretty good supply of electrodes for stick welding, so I really don't have much incentive...
@6:36. Lizzy’s face about getting her own welding gear. Awesome. I’d say this is it, Lizzy is officially a part of the MORR team, but wait, she can almost run the place when Matt’s not there…. But still, congrats Lizzy. As far as I can tell, THIS IS HUGE 👍
Lizzie is just fabulous, never not smiling, and so willing to learn. And it helps that she has a frighteningly competent dad from whom to learn, I love you all!!
It's good to see younger people interested in mechanics and fabrication. Helps having a patient instructor.
Love seeing Lizzy pumped for new welding gear. Girls growing up to be a Jill of all Trades. Great asset to the business.
Lizzie's a good part of why I love this channel -- Matt's generosity and patience (nor the rest of the teams') isn't wasted on her; she jumps in to make her mistakes and learn... and she'll have skills the rest of her life to show for it, and pass on.
And green's my favorite color as well, good on ya Lizzie! 👍
It's really great that you are teaching Lizzy this stuff. The tutorial helps Lizzy, but also your viewers.
Lizzy, all set up and just one of the crew. Helmet turned out great. Nothing like your own personal spin on your new tools.
I assumed it was more so they would quickly know which helmet was hers, since her head size is so much smaller. I could be wrong though.
My daughter has been taking welding for the last couple years at her school. I showed this vid to her and she said "dang I wish my gear was that nice" lol.
Hey Lizzy, my daughter is just 4 but am very much hoping she grows up with the same sense of adventure and can do attitude you display, love your work👍
Congratulations Lizzie your now officially a welder. Love the green👍
A touching moment when Lizzy get's her old welding gear.
Weld-on Miss Lizzy!
Matt is such an awesome dude. It's wonderful to watch the way he mentors Lizzie. I appreciate how patient he is when teaching, and how confident he is in allowing her to give her full effort, good or bad. Most, in my experience, wouldn't allow a novice to even attempt such important and expensive components. Matt is the exception, and it's great! Best wishes to all of you at MORR!
I really enjoy how well Matt teaches everyone especially Lizzie she has major skill do sure
Miss Lizzie is going to melt some young man’s heart some day. Her mom and dad must be very proud of her
mmmm.not sure
Matt is really setting up Lizzy for life, the knowledge and experience she's gaining is awesome!
No surprise to me to learn that Good Ol Ed once fought for this country in the greatest military in the world!! Thank you for your service, Ed!
One thing that stands out about this channel. No swearing. I like that. New to this channel, and I will keep watching. Thanks for such wonderful content.
Thank you Ed, Trevor and Jefe for serving our wonderful country!!!!!
I love that lizzy has her own gear now she deserves it she try's hard and deserves it
Measure Once, Cut Twice! That's always been my rule of finger!
Or our favorite saying when I used to pull cable; "Boss, we cut it three times and it's still too short"
@@paulketner5077 LOL
Hopefully not with your actual finger!
'Cut twice, weld once.' - Me, a welder.
That ain't how I do it. I measure with a eyeball, mark it with a crayon, and cut it a couple times with a chainsaw.................What could go wrong?
00:38 Jaime- you're awesome whether helping behind the camera or behind the wheel.
Thanks Matt having Lizzy in the shop and teaching her welding, fabrication and recovery skills we need more young ladies to take on these jobs most times when they become proficient at the work there attention to detail can rarely be matched.
Wow, I love that Matt is turning Lizzy in to a Grease Monkey. As A vet myself, I thank Ed and all the vets on your team. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I am so impressed with Lizzie.... She does such a great job.... She understands right from the very beginning.... Her skill set will be so enhanced by knowing all these mechanical skills....
Going and getting her everything she needs was awesome!! She thought she was getting helmet but got alot more. Such a blessing.
Thank you for all who served!
Keep up the good work!
You go, Lizzy! Learn as much as you can and you'll always have money in your pocket.
You all are beyond wonderful. I love the teaching. Lizzie is incredible. 👍👍👍👍👍😎
I enjoy these comments almost as much as the videos........... You guys all all so supportive of Matt and his entire crew......... There is something special happening here.......
Oh man. Everybody needs a Lizzie in their life, not afraid to get her hands dirty, wants to learn, a natural welder and pretty to boot. I can see Lizzie's Off Road Recovery in the future. Great job Matt for teaching her and letting her learn from you.
Wow, that's a really clean Sidekick. Based on the apparent condition and the location, I wouldn't doubt it spent the last several decades behind a RV.
Lizzie is such an inspiration!! Gives me hope for my 15 year old daughter!!!
“It takes a big man to admit when he’s wrong, unfortunately I am not a big man” Fletch Lives.
Best movie ever 👍👍👍👍
Keep it up team. I so love your videos. Love from Australia.
Lizzy is awesome! Always gets down and dirty with the crew and helps tackle any job.
Wow, I'm impressed how well Lizzy does working in the shop. Wrenching and welding like a pro. Way to go team. 🇺🇸
Why do I love shop talk with Matt .. makes me laugh ; makes me smarter.. thanks off road recovery ❤️🩹 team
Try pushing instead of dragging when your mig welding. you may find it easier. great job guys and gals.
I love your family's teamwork !
Great job being an awesome mentor Matt, Lizzy is a work horse and not afraid to take on any project. Thanks for letting us help out with the Golden Nugget build!
Lizzy can do more than most of the young men nowadays Some Can’t even change a tire
AWESOME! Lizzie has her own welding gear and is getting after it! So much fun to watch you guys wrenching on the Banana.
Lizzy’s becoming quite the welder. Nice to get her welding gear. Ed’s awesome! Didn’t realize he’s a Korean War vet. Thanks Ed and all of the veterans for your service!
Matt you are a good teacher by showing Lizzie to weld and explaining things to her and actually let her do the work. She is doing some pretty nice beads on the welds. It's nice also that she is not afraid to tackle anything.
For her age, Lizzie, ( hope I spelled her name right), is learning so many valuable skills that will serve her very well going forward in life. I wish I were surrounded by such knowledgeable people when I was that young. She's got a bright future.
One thing I wasn’t taught was the settings for welding. Penetration and wire feed are importanter too. Half the battle right there. Nice welding Lizzy. Being taught by an expert
This family always seems happy and enjoys working together. So nice to see👍
That's pretty special that Lizzy now has her own gear. Well done!
Lizzy has single handedly taken this channel to a whole new awesome level.
What a great boss, love that you teach your crew and your not afraid to let them teach you something as well. Best quote “ i would never set you up for failure, Lizzy” Excellent!
Love all the Mentoring moments this organization provides. Some people don't know how to teach, rather impatiently intercede before completing a task that would suit just fine. The A/V department that catches all this detail is on par with many documentary videos. Keep up the great work. Thanks for bringing us along.