This Video Paid $9,909.24 More Than I charged to Weld This Part
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What machine did you use to weld this
@@Joe-bq3ou Watch the begining. I think he said it was one of the everlast power arc series
@@tatertots-n-soup??
30k ain't even worth 25 bucks? Daaang
Just for avoid you any trouble with TH-camI'm pretty sure that you can't make public the exact amount you gained from a video
That’s a super fair price on that weld. Glad to see someone providing real value and good pricing when it comes to welding.
@no Thats not how it works, he's providing a service by welding he should charge accordingly. You clearly are not in any form of business and if you are you wouldn't be a much of a success with that attitude.
Did he say 20$ weld? Huge value there. He took every precaution, material costs, the copper strip probably cost 20$
@@harmankardon478 It's become quite popular on TH-cam that some making videos recording their services do not charge for the service they video. They make way more on the videos and it provides great advertisement and customer relations. I watch a lot of towing videos and many of them do it. Matts Offroad Recovery and Casey LaDelle's Cascade Heavy Rescue are two great examples and they are quite successful.
@no How much time, equipment and effort do you think making the video took? You can't just count the actual job the video is of.
Not to mention how much more value TH-cam offers us than mainstream media...
$20 is a good price for that, imo. You mentioned a couple of times the customer was worried about the piece and you nailed it.
Wait… paid a software engineer?!
Everyone get this man a trophy for not getting his “nephew is a computer wiz” to do it.
You truly are paying it forward.
AGREED! I learn as much as I can, and love to help out friends that do good work. But... WE ALL WENT TO SCHOOL TO LEARN A SKILL TO MAKE MONEY!!! Even if our full time isnt something we went to "school" for, the fact that someone has already put the time in and has a reputation DOES actually mean something...
Having been freelance myself and looked at the work of freelance folks, I can promise the computer wiz nephew is not much worse.
@@alexandrezani probably better in half cases
@@justsomenamelesssoul8097 Because the "computer wiz nephew" probably studies something related to that.
And then the question arises; "How long will he answer the phone when you call?".
@@DaroriDerEinzige As one of them "computer wiz nephews" i can tell, not long xD
The copper support is such an underrated technique for thin metals, saves perforating your piece..can tell you take pride in your work it’s great to see..gained a sub from me
Cut my teeth on 0.8 - 2mm 316, mostly in the 1-1.6mm ranges. My toolbox was filled with various shape/size bits of copper and aluminium chill blocks by the end.
This is a genius idea 💡 👏
The auto updating title + topic of money while teaching the process in an engaging way is YT gold. Congratulations man!
He didn't create the auto updating title lol that has been a thing for a long while, check out Tom Scott.
@@yeetteet3739 brother he never said he created it
1.7mil views and still less than 3k. Seems like getting a video over the 10min mark for longer ads really does make a difference as I didn't get any ads for this video
Gonna take a guess and say this channel could make £20-40k a year based on simular uploads
This video was brilliantly written indeed
i like watching channels like these and the professionals revealing the price they charge for services because it gives me (customer) an idea on how things can be priced and arms me with knowledge in conversations when i need services done.
I agree, being a person who can't charge anyone for anything and has to do everythin by himself, it gives me an idea on how much I could save if I need to do something
20 dollars is way too cheap, I weld and a business owner, and work full time. My day job pays over 40.00 an hour, that work is worth at least 50.00.
In life we need people like you who don’t take advantage of other. Sometime your price is the right one for your customer because your customer doesn’t have your tools or your skills. if you charge the right price, your customer will talk about you and your quality job but if you charge too much you’re a customer, will talk about you and how I’ve being screwed up by you. Good customers are priceless for business.
Why the hell cant people just be thankful to learn and have an honest guy teaching. Ive welded since I was 9 when my dad put me in a dump truck bed and made me weld in a new floor. I have never done it for a living although I have taught some enough to get jobs as welders. But most of my work requires me to weld. A lot. I found this channel looking for better notching methods. I stayed because I have learned a lot. And I appreciate how Justin tells us everything.
So I just wanna say THANK YOU Justin. Keep it up. Sign An old dog learning new tricks.
Because a significant percentage of humans only feel they are valuable when they diminish the value of others. It's likely an over-tuned survival reflex from very early stone age human interactions.
how much can i buy your dad for, i wish i knew how to weld
Unfortunately, in the industry just saying you "can weld" is not enough if you want to pursue a career in welding. Training and qualification is everything. It is however an excellent skill to learn & forever useful.
You contradicted.
you've never done it for a living, but you are required to do it all the time at your job... Son, you're welding for a living RIGHT NOW...
I'm 46 and brand new to welding. Thank you Justin for ALL the hard work and effort that goes into the voice over and tight shots so i can see what the hell is actually happening when you are welding. Incredible resource here guys.
Me too!
So glad I got the chance to learn from this dude in person. Taking the class was the best decision I've ever made.
If I am ever in the states that's one thing I want to do for sure. Are these classes on a regular basis?
@@sanchopanza9788 yeah they run them 5 days a week, for the most part. The classes are only part of it, too. Justin and Nick are a great reference to have, also. They've answered all kinds of questions that I've had for th last two years, just calling them and asking for advice on all kinds of things. Truly an invaluable resource as a fabricator.
He seems totally the opposite of my instructor's. Sounds like an awesome class
@@tatertots-n-soup My instructors at Hobart were phenomenal.
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Great job on the thin metal! I've been welding for over 45yrs. Have found that on thin materials, I like to weld the end first. Let cool, then weld the piece. Heat always builds up towards the end of the weld and helps from blow outs. But you had the machine set right so you could instantly lower the amps on the end! Perfect job and the testing before hand was great work. We use to use 1/4" x 3 or 4" copper strips to build up mole boards. Using 7018 1/8" when an operator wasn't paying attention and wore into the mole board. Thank you for the video!
I got to applaud the way you worked your ad into the conversation, it makes it difficult to skip and it's less intrusive from a viewer's perspective. I wish more TH-camrs would do this.
Your forthrightness is *deeply* appreciated. I mean, how many businesses fail every year not because the guy was incompetent but because he didn’t know anything about budgeting and bidding?
I play with welding because I enjoy the challenge. That’s a lot different from a 30-something with a wife and kids wondering if that suburban house with a good school is possible.
I own a food truck manufacturing business in Australia, and from day one (5 yrs ago) i have ALWAYS come to this channel for advice, education and inspiration. Thankyou for producing such high quality content which has been so valuable to me.
Do you weld your food a lot?
@@jameslastname9171 do you eat a lot of food trucks?
@@jameslastname9171 Weld the food, probably only the high Iron stuff. --come on be nice folks.
Not only are your comments on point, the fact you paid another professional to track your pricing and gave a fantastic price really shows the value to provide in your professional market but extensively as well! Continue to innovate and let me know what your thoughts would be if you have any interest in going on a podcast to speak about it?
Plus one for that I'd listen to that episode, if you do it can you link here please?
I don't weld for a living, but your discussions on business have helped me in my small enterprise. Aside from that, I just enjoy learning, and I always learn something here. Thank you sir.
I really appreciate the transparency and the depth of your break down. The only flaw I see is jaw marks left in the part from the vice grips. Maybe use high temp tape or rubber to pad the jaws.
or maybe just small spring clamps...
@@venture17fly marks are on paint and it will be painted since welding burn some old paint
@@vampirwrr Not true. You can see the jaw marks in the metal.
Good eye
Or some blocks of wood cut to snug fit
Only 2 mins in and am already baffled with what you have to consider doing such a weld job. I'm not familiar with welding and honestly wasn't aware of the difficulties. I would have expected this particular weld to be an easy job.
That's what I like about clips like these where you are able to get a peek behind the curtain. Thank you! Wishing you all the best!
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Excited to see where we end up. Gives interesting insight into how much videos make in general on this platform. I wish more videos had this information attached to them.
I fully support your videos and Jody over at Weld Monger. You guys along with a few others have shown me how to weld, prep, fab, charge, and basics of a business. I may never be a business, but thank you for all the helpful tips!
Agreed. Whenever I want to weld something new whether it be material, positions, etc. I check out Justin and Jody. Not only will they show you how they do it, they'll show you have to do it right.
I remember watching this at like £30 glad to see you getting back from all the effort you have put into youtube 👍
I learned about those welding methods in engineering school, but never actually saw them being done
this is a really good demonstration
$491.55
And worth EVERY Penny !!!!!
This is my first time seeing any of your videos and I'm absolutely stoked I'm not a welder but I do love to weld I'm actually being taught Tig while at work doing other things haha, anyway you've got a new subscriber bro 🤘
Keep the hits coming.
Dude nice job!!!! Being referred a customer by another shop is like them saying they cant do it with out actually saying it. I get these kinds of jobs all the time. I specialize in helping out the gear head who wants to do things himself but doesnt always have all the tools or know how. I like to tell people I am everyones favorite problem solver. I love taking on the little jobs that other shops dont want or cant do. It always leads to a better job in the future with that customer or someone that they send me.
Im sure they said the reason they werent going to do it. Alot of assumption to think everyone is a con
I have a local machine shop I use periodically, and I know they will turn away small jobs because it's just not cost effective. He'll tell you he will do your $20 job for $100, but he's very upfront about saying "because we're backed up 2 months on work, you'll be waiting, and it's just not cost effective for either of us." It might be frustrating, but it's honest.
@@JCWren That took the guy all of about 10 minutes to do I don't give a f*** if hes backed up for 2 months a $100 on a 10 minute job is a ridiculous amount.
@@gearhead9115 Then go somewhere else. That's the whole point of charging $100. If you REALLY want it done, you'll pay. If not, go somewhere else.
@J.C. And why the hell would I pay someone for what I can do myself .$100/hr if you're good isn't bad on a job that takes a few hours but $100 for 2 min of work no thanks .we can just agree to disagree on the price for 2min of work.
Nice work , in my shop I just have a half hour minimum as the process of talking to the customer on drop off and pick up always takes more time than the little 20 dollar weld .
Standard weld-price...
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Winner, for this video !!!
Well done brother ! Great video. Thank you kindly...!
I have a feeling this experiment is going to grow even more. Well done.
Here at 3K
It was at 1800 when I commented. So impressed with this lad.
Love your content so much. The direct down to earth commentary and the love for your craft shows through every time. Screw the haters.
That’s cool someone is being transparent for once with how much they make on a video. Really gives motivation to work on my channel more!💪🏽 thanks for all the welding tips along the way.
Depending on ads, it's about 3 grand per million views. What I've learned from my channel anyways
I've never done any welding or anything near this trade, but it just caught my attention and now I am watching. And now I can't stop watching your channel
Who should care what you make for your videos? Your content is brilliant and watching your vids has definitely raised my welding skill. Wish I could attend your training. Keep it up! Thank you for your work!
That’s some integrity - to make a practice weld, make the fixture, and make a second pass - for $20.
Tbh, I would’ve been apprehensive to drop it off too. I wouldn’t have expected that good of work for $20
I just can't wait to get my own TIG welder, I just love watching these videos
Get the PrimeWeld TIG 225 he mentioned. That little machine is amazing
I kind of was a little worried when I saw the edge running away from you in the first pass, but then I saw how you chased it with more filler material like a boss! Good job man!
you took the time to do an outstanding job and make even better by doing the backside as well.
most people wouldn't take the opportunity so I'm definitely coming to you for my welding.
came out making zero dollars off this video but you definitely gave me a wealth of knowledge 👍
5k dollars now
You’re helping out a ton of people and we’ll done on the all round high quality production!
Nice. The software engineer hiring part makes it all the better. Respect for your art man. Be well
Its nice to see you offer reasonably affordable service, allot of folks now days are all about that gouge. Stay fair man!
I absolutely love and hate competent clients. They tell you exactly what they want but they only come to you if they can't do it. Hard but rewarding.
Honestly I don’t mind about the cost your taking, I’m just thinking how good this guy is period. Maybe one day I’ll get into welding it’s remind me of me at young age soldering electronics but this thing is different, it’s art and you can take metals and shape connect or cut and do what ever you desire weld them together grind it pain it and you got new art that you made it’s more fascinating In my opinion. Thank you for this video
The best part of this video is that he actually charged a pretty fair price
I don’t care how much you get from these videos. I’m just thankful that you do them. I hope you’re doing great and maybe getting paid enough to get a lot out of it because those who are learning from you sure do. Thanks
The updating title is the best thing I have ever seen on YT. I wish it was a standard so you could see what is actually making money and what isn't.
Almost at a grand! Never seen your stuff before and don't watch welding stuff usually but glad I could see it from the algorithm and help make you a couple more cents!
Seriously if 700k views generates just under 950 its just barely paying for some welding supplies for a few weeks, probably slow weeks at that. Not that I know a lot about welding but I've seen how much crap can cost before and I'm sure it's only skyrocketed with the massive inflation of... everything... your haters can bite me 😀
Same reason I watched and posted.
@@minacapella8319 There is no direct correlation between views and dollars, and the dollars in the title are delayed at minimum 24 hours.
@@RecklessRegal ok chief
Genius video idea lol. Glad to see it's doing well
With an acetylene torch, Lincoln Tombstone, and wire feed in my garage I figure I have enough to be dangerous. Yet what I learned in shop decades ago just isn't cutting it. To weld 1/4 inch steel I didn't have to change the settings on the tombstone or decide what rods to use because it was already set up for me to go play. I couldn't help but do a great job after being shown once. Now I have all the time to learn for the sake of a hobby or to help people out and have fun.
After this video I think I grew another brain cell and it didn't hurt me a bit. that copper backing trick was golden. Ty🤯👍
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13 over the course of 1260+ years. Revelation 17 confirms that the beast is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
@@bannah6400 Well God bless your heart and thank you for your kind thoughts today. As some people may take umbrage when somebody like yourself tries to save the saved, I don't. I still appreciate y'all and your good intentions. Please don't misunderstand me as I say I'm not looking for a relationship with you or discussion for that matter. Your best wishes and prayers are enough for me.
In closing once again God bless you and your family and you have a great day.
I check this video every once in a while. A year ago it was at $1k. The title keeps me coming back lol
I hope this video does well for you, as I really appreciate the info and thought process you provide as I try to get better at welding. Haters can kiss off.
People don’t understand how difficult welding is (to the average person). While I was getting my BSE degree in ME I had to take several materials classes and obviously along with this came the question of how repairs of those materials come about so I had to take numerous shop classes welding. The amount of frustration I had in those classes specifically with thinner metals was unbelievable.
I was very impressed with your video. Prep, explanation, and process were all incredible. Keep up the good work, I’m glad people like yourself are around to complete these processes I couldn’t 😂😂
I weld by necessity , not by trade. Your work ethic is exemplary . That whole updating title is revolutionary to say the least. Likely going be copied by everyone so maybe patent or copyright that if you haven't already . I subscribed just because you earned it. Respect earned, so respect given .
What a flex to get a software engineer to write earnings per video as your title. I respect the shit out of it.
Thanks bro! I've learned a lot from you over the years 🤘😎🤝
Four months ago, this video earned $248.29. Now, March 26, this video has earned $7,987.32
This video was the greatest funny accident ever. I’m so glad it worked out for you.
Dude don't acknowledge the fuck asses that leave shit on your content, producing this shit takes a lot of time and effort on top of your normal life and doing your work. Anyone complaining has no idea the amount of shit that's involved. Keep doing you, I've learned so much and I'm on my way to starting my own welding gig thanks to you.
Great job as always Justin, watched just about every tig video you've done, learnt a lot of course, thanks for sharing buddy
Thanks for being so transparent. It’s fun to see this and learn.
Haters gonna hate man keep up the good work, it's no one's business how much u make from YT or ur personal business welding, but thank you for being open and transparent abt it. I am learning alot from watching your videos, that is more then enough for me. Wisdom is the one thing no one can ever take from us.
I love how there are suddenly experts telling you how to run your business, charge what you want to charge, you are using your skill and talent. If someone doesn't like it, they are more than welcome to go somewhere else.
You always put together great videos.
Thanks.
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It is a great paycheck in my opinion.
I'm liking and commenting for his commitment. I don't know why people care if he makes extra money on a video that we enjoyed and didn't cost us anything to watch.
£9,832.06 did I laugh, yes I laughed with joy.
So pleased for you, great idea.
10k for a 20 dollar job.
Thats impressive.
Well done.
Man that's awesome. Hiring the software guy to do that is freaking genius and awesome job on the welding job as usual.
Love watching the process!! Would be cool to see the finished/fully restored bottle opener when it is done.
Thanks for sharing your skills/knowledge Justin, keep up the good work/content!
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And now you made a killing off a really cool concept. glad to see you earned something for your ingenuity.
Made more from the video then the weld. There's somthing to be said about TH-cam and technology paying you! The fact the people would rather diy or learn sothing from a video that inturn pays the provider of the video is awesome and crazy we are very lucky to have these opportunities these days
This was a wonderful video idea, a nice weld on some thin metal, and it seems like it's reaching a good audience, even though this is the first video of yours I've seen I am proud of your accomplishments ((:
Awesome fix! Great idea to use the copper backing plate. I would have used LBW for fear of blowing it out w/ tig but you inspired me - I'll try that method next time.
I'm just going to put it on Loop and watch it 2 million times! I got you fam!
Let me get this straight. You earned over 9k for making the video!? How is that possible?
Thoroughly enjoy you videos! Thank you!
I got .58 cents
Great stuff, love the transparency and technical details
That was an amazing camera setup. Thank you, lol also I appreciate the openness(drawing a blank on the word I want to use) about the monetary gains and cost to the customer.
Tom Scott did this too. Blew my mind. The auto updating video title.
Absolutely LOVE your work! Videos are very helpful. F*ck the “Haters”, Man! You do more for us for FREE, than any other series! Why people find room to b*tch is beyond my comprehension, Man. Im glad tgat you spent the cash and went through the trouble of doing this. Now they can choke on it! Im one of the more appreciative subscribers, because I see the true value in what youre showing me, FREE OF CHARGE. Anyway, Justin, thank you so much! Stay safe, and Happy Thanksgiving!
Who else is here at $0.00?
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@@TheFabricatorSeries Watch this become the best performing video you've ever made and just dump gas on the hater fire. 😆
Yup 0.00
Me too, love your work Justin 👍
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I dont care about welding really, but this is great. I like watching anything with someone who is a master at their task or extremely precise. I work in manufacturing and just enjoy good production by skilled workers. I make custom battery packs so i only use a lil spot welder and solder iron mostly.
I watched this 3 days ago, and it said it made more than $942 ..... Today it's at $1871 (4 Nov 2022) with 1.5 million views ....
Had to find it again just to see how well it's done, and I see I'm not disappointed :)
Very cool :)
Holy crap, in 10 hours it's now $2573 !!!!! with 1.7 mil views....
Month and a half later (20 Dec 2022) showing 3.5 million views, and title now says $6,619.00 ...
Very cool to see how the revenue stream goes for yall...
Premium here, my TH-camrs get paid regardless of monetization. ☮️❤️🌈
Always appreciated!
@@TheFabricatorSeries I would prefer NOT to support TH-cam and parent companies. But, I learned that by purchasing Premium, it allows me to support the best content creators (those that get demonetized, AvE, etc.). ☮️❤️🌈
@@RichardBronosky I use Premium for no ads and free endless music. The support for my fellow creators is a bonus since I know they all appreciate it.
How does it work ?
Same here
Very nice work.
The fact that the custom brought this to you for welding says he recognizes your ability as a craftsman.
He would not trust this part to just anyone.
Take care, EM.
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13 over the course of 1260+ years. Revelation 17 confirms that the beast is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
I don't get why there are haters. You are just doing good welds and making videos. That is great. This is America.
Bravo! This is cool in many ways but I love that you aggravate the "trolls" because they don't realize until the end that they have made you money! Great content as well. this is probably a video that should win the BEST VIDEO OF THE YEAR award. If there was one on TH-cam!
I love how americans have such things as sheet metal gauges, but still argue that the imperial system makes sense.
I mean why would you want to be able to just measure the thickness with calibers and know whats going on, when you can use a special tool to figure out that your sheet metal is 3/365th of yassir arafats pinkie, but only on warm days during november.
Don't be a fool...these gauges are for quick reference, you can totally take out the calipers and find the exact thickness...and fuckaround figuring and calculating everything.
@@flashfyre The trick is fractioning by multiples of ten, my dude.
@@flashfyre Both.
The imperial system has two major flaws. The first is the division by more or less randomized fractions, which makes no sense and which is why even in the imperial system people who measure a lot use 10th, 100th and 1000th, instead of 16/736.
The other flaw is the base units themselve. The yard is a random distance, that can never be recrated if it is lost. The meter on the other hand is crated from a given distance that hardly changes and that can be recreated to fractions of a percent at any time.
Same goes for temperature. While the Fahrenheit scale set its fix points again to two completely random points that cannot be recreated, the celsius scale uses two temperatures that can be recreated with a certain precision by any 5th grader.
@@flashfyre Only that sheet metal in the metric system does not come in 1.214mm, but in 0.8, 1, 1.2 and 1.5mm. All measurements that you can eaily measure with.. Well.. Any freanking measuring deivce in your workshop.
Or, of course you can use a purpose build sheet metal gauge, to figure out that your sheet metal is 18 Gauge, what ever the hell that even means.
You just prove my point, thank you.
The only reason the unit "Gauge" exists is because the base system that you use is so flawed that you need to define gauges to define stuff. Its a stupid solution to a stupid problem created by a stupid system. At some point you might just change the stupid system and avoid all the other stupidity on top ;)
@@flashfyre there's one issue highlighted by your post. Your .0478" thickness is only correct for 18ga carbon steel.. Galvanized it would be .0516", stainless .05". 1.2mm stays 1.2mm, because unlike gauge, millimeters aren't an arbitrary number.
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Wow! How's that possible please I'll appreciate your assistance on how to go about it.
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Video went up $20 from when i clicked it vs when i finished it. He aint lying.
The clever thing about the title is that it works on a feedback loop.
The more money the video makes, the more likely people will be to click on it.
The more people click on it, the more money it will make.
Only $20 ?!? dang! That's a hell of a value considering the practice, consumables, and actual time spent from start to finish. Glad the video is subsidizing it because $20 is very cheap!
I like stopping back into this video to see updates on the price. Such a great idea
Nice weld demo but what I really liked was what you did to help enlighten us non content creators understand more about the risk/reward revenue on yt. Shame haters exists but on this occasion perversely I'm kinda thankful 😆 peace and love from Wales
Wow almost at $7000 after 2 months... I didn't realize people make so much money on TH-cam if they have many views. Really great!
20 bucks for the weld?
That is generous to the customer.
McDonalds pays 15 an hour.
Your time and expertise is probably worth more, but it was supplemented with the video, so... everyone wins!
Thanks for the video and the transparency!
Cool video!
Keep rockin' it!
The real winners of this project are the software developer and us folks watching the video for free and learning something. Thanks for sharing!
It’s cool to see the title change thanks for the clarity
First saw this video @ $0.00, then $0.30 ( I think) now it’s been around your time with ~ 4 million views and is at $7,290.68.
Great job.
This is the second time watching your vid Lol, from $0 to $5913.00 that will pay for the heating this winter and a few beers. Excellent idea.
Ppl that don’t own business don’t understand that it’s connections that make money. This guy will tell everyone that asks about you
Saw this a month ago when it was at $650… Now it’s at $6.6k. That is a steady income!
Loved seeing the old copper technique. I always keep a piece of 1/4 × 2" copper for filling holes.👍👍