One thing I like from your projects: your welds looks like the ones a common beginner would do! Nothing fancy like those pros. That give us confidence! I seen some welds here in TH-cam that are very pretty but very hard if not impossible to replicate. Nothing that a grinder can fix! Keep those projects coming!!!
Instead of having a beginner try to cut and weld, at the top rails and the bottom rail to overlap the vertical sides and then end to cover the openings on each end of the vertical
I finally got started with one of those cheap stick welders that are built to look like a drill. It's almost down to $100! And I built a very small hand sized welding table. Cheap and quick project.
Awesome little projects and all things that I think would push a beginner to learn new skills and end up with something useful at the end. Appreciate the succinct summary of each project and footage snippets. great video
Dude seriously! I want to make super pretty welds (I do but not consistently) but it's good to know that these welds DO hold. The saying applies to me from time to time. A little grinding and some paint makes me the welder I ain't. Lol. Actually I wouldn't want welds showing on my furniture any way unless it was and industrial look. I like clean edges and surfaces
Superb work , wood and metal is top for me - the steel bases./ supports add strength and are minimal , the wood adds warmth . I would say a welding cart should be the first project to get the welder at waist height and secure the gas bottle . I would advise changing the chopsaw for a portable bandsaw , this will create less noise and more importantly killer dust .
It would be a good idea to give some tips on heat and how it affects the metal. Basic fabrication. Often times you cant just tack something together and run a bead. Youll warp it.
Starting arc, would love to see just that type of welding in one video and Tig in another. I think that would help beginners because I doubt they’ll have all equipment to begin with. I’ll definitely be back when I’m more equipped, can’t wait to get other machines, feel arc is so limited
Just some constructive criticism, practice getting into a comfortable position before beginning a weld. It looks like you have a tendency to start a weld but get very uncomfortable and move sporadically. Whatever movements you make transfer to your weld. A trick that helps me is pretending there’s is a metronome in my head to help my movements become more consistent. This just comes with practice though, so het some angle iron, and make an x block and fill it up with weld!
One thing I like from your projects: your welds looks like the ones a common beginner would do! Nothing fancy like those pros. That give us confidence! I seen some welds here in TH-cam that are very pretty but very hard if not impossible to replicate. Nothing that a grinder can fix! Keep those projects coming!!!
I've seen videos where they prove some creators are using special effects to make their welds look better
Instead of having a beginner try to cut and weld, at the top rails and the bottom rail to overlap the vertical sides and then end to cover the openings on each end of the vertical
This is a nice way of saying he has shit welds.
First time caller. Newer to welding. Looking forward to watching more of your content. Very relatable. Thank you!
Need to do the nightstand project for sure! Love the holes for the clamps……nice✅
Dude thanks for making this! I want to get started with welding so bad!
Did you take the leap? I want to as well :)
I finally got started with one of those cheap stick welders that are built to look like a drill. It's almost down to $100! And I built a very small hand sized welding table. Cheap and quick project.
I love this machine , it's easier to arc weld on this machine also. Much easier than an entry level arc machine.
Awesome little projects and all things that I think would push a beginner to learn new skills and end up with something useful at the end. Appreciate the succinct summary of each project and footage snippets. great video
Dude seriously! I want to make super pretty welds (I do but not consistently) but it's good to know that these welds DO hold. The saying applies to me from time to time. A little grinding and some paint makes me the welder I ain't. Lol. Actually I wouldn't want welds showing on my furniture any way unless it was and industrial look. I like clean edges and surfaces
You've got skills man. Nice work.
I just got accepted on a lvl 2 welding fabricator and blacksmithing course, looking forward to it :D
GREAT COOL WELDING PROJECTS MAN - RIGHT ON - THKS FOR THE ADVISED 🤙🤙
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Superb work , wood and metal is top for me - the steel bases./ supports add strength and are minimal , the wood adds warmth . I would say a welding cart should be the first project to get the welder at waist height and secure the gas bottle . I would advise changing the chopsaw for a portable bandsaw , this will create less noise and more importantly killer dust .
Great ideas for side money after full time 👨🏾🏭🤙🏿💵
Ahia! You have the same harbor freight cut off saw that I have! Love it! Works like a top!!
Yes.. suggesting a $4000 welder for beginners is a good start.
I like your workbench.
Great job! 🎉
It would be a good idea to give some tips on heat and how it affects the metal. Basic fabrication. Often times you cant just tack something together and run a bead. Youll warp it.
Starting arc, would love to see just that type of welding in one video and Tig in another. I think that would help beginners because I doubt they’ll have all equipment to begin with. I’ll definitely be back when I’m more equipped, can’t wait to get other machines, feel arc is so limited
What’s the little angle tool your using? Looks a whole lot more handy than the stuff I’m attempting to make use of at home😅😂
I grew up with my dads friend welding stuff for my dad and i instinctively looked away from the welds lol.
great video, I will be looking for more . Don't forget to put a strap on your gas bottle. you want to make sure it is secured.
I’m not saying this guy doesn’t build the stuff but how does he keep his walls so white?
Ha! I clicked on this video before I knew your name! We should collaborate!
Thankyou this is good job I am from marocco
Just some constructive criticism, practice getting into a comfortable position before beginning a weld. It looks like you have a tendency to start a weld but get very uncomfortable and move sporadically. Whatever movements you make transfer to your weld. A trick that helps me is pretending there’s is a metronome in my head to help my movements become more consistent. This just comes with practice though, so het some angle iron, and make an x block and fill it up with weld!
1 thing you really need to do is secure your shielding gas tank.
What do you recommend for the welding table top thickness?
Mine was 1/8” I believe. Seems to be working very well.
the cost of materials for the workbench had to be at least half a grand alone.
Gas cylinder need to be secured
Do cat furniture dude 😎
Fish tank stand
I found for real thin metal just run the gun in a straight line
Beginner =/= $2800 welder 🤣 Cool projects though
I should have been a welder .
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Hi brother can chrt