I went the trailer route with a 6x12 enclosed. Just about ready to start taking jobs. You, Austin Ross, and Taylor Welding have all been a huge help to me. Appreciate your time, homie!
As someone just coming into learning this business I appreciate this video, even if I didn't understand some of the things you talked about. I'm in my first welding class now and really enjoying it.
Definitely stick with it. I’ve wanted my own rig since I got out of school. Spent time working a stable job for another company though. I’ve seen a few people try to get a company going after finishing school. You don’t know enough coming out, just the minimum. Better to learn and improve while being paid than risking everything over small mistakes.
Well it's been a year since you posted. Well how's it going did you finish school and get working? Either way that's the luck to you man goodluck goodluck goodluck
Nice rig. I just started out with a half ton and a 145 Hobart and torches. I now just bought a trailblazer 251nt with the Onan 20 and a Miller suitcase mig. Picked it up for 2k$. I now definitely need a 1 ton.
I was hesitating to watch your vids for whatever reason. Now I’ve been loving watching a video at least once a day. I picked up an old red face and am now starting my mobile business with 2 jobs already completed. Thanks man you’re an inspiration from out here in AZ🙏😁keep these vids coming!!!
@@MeltinMetalAnthony ah! I just bought a mount to use in my booth so I should have some videos ready by next week to post. I'd love to have you check them.
Get a rod heater for your low hi rods when doing something overhead/critical, they stay dry but they soak up hydrogen just from the air. You earned my subscription today.
I hate ln feeders too just get in inverter multiprocess machine and run it off the generator.......they're super cheap and light nowadays then you can get rid of the feeder and the scratch start rig....and feeders dont run as good out of position in my opinion. Another game changer for me was the hypertherm powermax 30 plasma cutter with the built in compressor I dont even carry bottles anymore........nice job man I like the channel
The metal grabbers where I am from are called “dogs” the smaller kind are called “bugs” or just simply “clamps”. Yarbrough make a good brand,they are high dollar tho.
Hate to say it, but as a mechanic who picked up welding about 5 years ago, there is damn good money in doin both. We called those bent tips bulwark tips in the shipyards xD
Nice setup! Ln has its place definitely, but I got a small 20 lb wire welder for kind of cheap from harbor freight to plug into my bobcat 225 and I would say I highly recommend! Stick is better for anything 1/8th and thicker IMO but for thinner projects wire is nice. BTW I also run mobile welding for around 3 years now
@@MeltinMetalAnthony idk how to post pics in comments lmao! I just have a tub rig with bobcat bottles and toolbox. Fairly simple setup that works good for me
I know the wire feeder is a finicky PITA, but that is an ideal suitcase. The wire is prone to rusting if not used, and new wire can also have a film or scale, both of these cause wormholes and clog up liners. So the key is to clamp an abrasive cloth (actual welding product) before the drive rollers to clean the wire before it is fed into the liner. You may suddenly pick up a bucket or a job where you need to pour the caulk to her.
My dad and I run a welding shop together, but since im still young i dont have my own rig yet so he lets me borrow his. the rig we use for our portables is a red 05 f250 6.0 lariat 4x4 crew cab long bed, it still has the bed but what we do is we have a skid. so there are 2 cabinets on each side, the welder sits in between. its a pipe pro 304 diesel. ontop of the cabinets we have an aluminum rack with 3/4" clearance lights because it looks cool. on the back we have our oxy and propane (we dont use acetylene because we just rarely have to burn that hot) and a fold steel table with a vise. truck has served him well for over 10 years and still now that were both working together. But we actually have 2 pipe pro 304. so technically we have 2 rigs in a way. when his truck is down or the welder in his truck is down we have a small utility trailer that holds other pipe pro with a few tabs and bolt down holes so we can just slide it in. we only use it as a back up but its there if he goes out on a job and i need to go out on my own at the same time i can hook up and just go. it doesnt have cabinets in the trailer which i want to put in as a skid but for now just throwing everything down along side it works good for now.
Thanks for a great video of organizing a welding truck. I bought an older Freightliner FL80 tandem axle railroad service truck with an IMT knuckleboom crane. It has similar cabinets to yours and I look forward to setting it up similarly to yours.
Nice video! Get some 2097 p 100 filters for that 3m. They have an active charcoal in them so you dont smell any of the fumes. Their better than the ones you have currently
I'm the same way usually with the flux core vs stick. I'll run flux core when I need to but prefer stick in mostly all the situations I've come into lately. There was one project I was on where I did choose to run flux core over stick but that's because I was building a big entry way outside because it was too big for my shop. A few guys I've worked with have tried to run flux core over 6010/6011. I don't know if it was their old junky ln25's or if they are all like that but it took them way longer to set up and it was really finicky. It would be good for repairing like a ring turret on a track hoe or something like that but for most things I'm running stick.
I agree about the black stallion gloves. I use the same ones. They fit great and last way longer than other brands. I have to say, you don’t need all those torches. I use an LN 25 way more often than stick. I guess you aren’t doing any full pens or heavy welds.
Nice out fit I do a lot of railing and gates and security bars and doors but personally I rather stick welding over wire can do a lot more with stick than wire I'm planning to get a lincoln 210mp for aluminum but that's as far as I'll go with wire
I don't like mig or the ln25 wire either stick is my favorite. What kind of torch quick connect do you use and what wire do you use in the ln25? Thanks for the video
I lucked out. the truck belonged to a man who was my friend when I was a kid. His name was Sambo, he was a mechanic who bought parts from my dads store. always super nice to 10 y/o me. fast forward 16 year, he dies of brain cancer, unfortunately. he was a beloved member of the Brooksville community. A year after that I purchased the truck from his widow for only $6000. it was in disarray, and im in it about 16k as of now and 100's of man hours. but I have no regrets
@@MeltinMetalAnthony nice that you are keeping his truck going... i got my dad's full size bronco when he passed-same OBS body, and whenever i drive it its like I'm visiting him on one of our fishing trips.
you tack the c clamp to one side of the weld and use the screw to push the other side flush for welding. then you can knock the dog off with a hammer blow. used to make a warped plate get flush with another..
I just finished welding school I'm 28 years old. I got a job a cement plant.. but it won't last that long. Anybody know of places hiring .. I learned flux and stick structure welding.. any help.
just bought a 1995 f-superduty regular cab, flatbed, dually with shop built davit crane. . crank no start...1800$ at auction....hoping i can get it going. anyone out there with wrenching experience on 7.3? all glow plugs were open so i have a set of new plugs and valve gaskets. plan to disconnect fuel line and run off a bucket of clean diesel with sea foam mixed in. also got two new batteries. topped up coolant and did a oil and air filter change. found a huge rat nest in the air filter box. topside creeper came in the mail - once that is together i will have at it weather permitting. winter sucks with no garage.
Please don't sandblast the crane. I hope this isn't to late. I used to work on heavy equipment professionally and I seen alot of "restored equipment in our shop that was just blasted and painted and the sand got Into everything and made things worse. Just take a good electric or air sander to it and paint it.
A dog is an L shaped piece of steel you weld onto a plate, and you drive a wedge under the slot over another plate, so you can fit two pieces of plate flush. You'll see them a lot, depending what you do.
@@cameronbartlett856 Anthony's dog uses the screw of the c clamp to push the item into alignment. you can then knock it off with a hammer blow-only tack welded on.
I just obtained my associates in welding technology I’m wanting to further and end up getting my CWI I work as a production welder right now but I want to start a mobile welding business on the side as of right now and potentially full time later on do you have any pointers like what welder to buy for this investment adventure and so on? Thanks
Old vid, old truck ........ but I see you keep good tyres on it, plenty of tread .......... good tyres with plenty of tread keep you out of a lot of trouble.
@@MeltinMetalAnthony Yeh, not being fast can be a mild frustration ...... not stopping well can be a bit of a problem. . I assume you wash it about once a year :)
The Tillman 750 is hands down the best all around stick/wire welding glove. they are not like bear paws on your hand for tig and all around the Tillman 24c try them once and you will throw away even your brand new black stallions
I really need to get a new service truck let me rephrase that a new to me service truck with a crane. How many guys are running plasma cutters instead of torches these days
I can never remember to charge batteries. compared to Metabo corded tools Milwaukee quality just isn't to par. I have a very small Mikita grinder that I like but Metabo is #1 for me
Great truck young man, sadly that kind of set up is no good here in the UK because it rains to much, is too damp and generally not dry enough. Tools go rusty very quickly here so most people use vans. I use an old livestock trailer as a mobile workshop. Plandemic, 100% correct!
If you just keep your Rods dry the rest of the tools can be kept from rusting by spraying or wiping a coat of WD-40 on them before putting them away. (CLP is another REALLY good rust inhibitor used for cleaning firearms but, works very well coating tools with a rag soaked in the stuff.) Works really well on Sockets and such. Most of your hand clamps wont rust anyway and screw clamps again a little WD-40 coating on all of them after each use will prevent most of that rust. Unless your boxes are leaking an excessive amount of water into the boxes anyway. Theres places here in the US that have tons of rain as well and then places like where i live where if you dont like the weather just wait a minute and it will change for you.
@@Demonlord468 l look after my gear and rods. WD40 is very poor l find because it evaporates fast compared to a diesel soaked rag. Clamps can and do go rusty because like any tool they wear so every thing gets a wipe over. I doubt there is county in the entire USA that gets the rain we do in the UK but l am happy to be proven wrong. Its a very damp atmosphere here too. Regular rain, dew, condensation all find a way in. Plus driving on wet roads throws up mist other roads users cannot avoid. For guns l use a mixture of new ATF and diesel. Its thin enough to spray or wipe on and keeps them clean and well protected. Another reason to have van and not a service truck is it provides a dry working space and somewhere to escape the weather. This hasn't been too bad for rain yet, but it could change anytime. This week so far has been wet and dry but more rain is due again today and into the weekend. Top regards from soggy Skipton, North Yorkshire, England?
@@JonDingle lol. I’m in the us. Where I’m from we get almost triple the amount of rain as u guys in a year. Even ur wet 2020 year would feel like living in a desert to us here where I’m from
As a production welder, mig is definitely faster, you just need antispatter and a lot of it, the anitspatter wax is best for keeping your tip and shroud free from spatter, just heat it up a little then dip it in and all the shit just falls right off. But as someone who welds 12hrs a day all week long, for a mobile welder arc would definitely be better, just because there’s so much less shit to go wrong and less consumables to worry about.
I went the trailer route with a 6x12 enclosed. Just about ready to start taking jobs. You, Austin Ross, and Taylor Welding have all been a huge help to me. Appreciate your time, homie!
To be honest you gave me that final push to start my welding business thank you it's going well for me I was really surprised
I love it!
As someone just coming into learning this business I appreciate this video, even if I didn't understand some of the things you talked about. I'm in my first welding class now and really enjoying it.
keep at it!
Definitely stick with it. I’ve wanted my own rig since I got out of school. Spent time working a stable job for another company though. I’ve seen a few people try to get a company going after finishing school. You don’t know enough coming out, just the minimum. Better to learn and improve while being paid than risking everything over small mistakes.
Well it's been a year since you posted. Well how's it going did you finish school and get working? Either way that's the luck to you man goodluck goodluck goodluck
Nice rig. I just started out with a half ton and a 145 Hobart and torches. I now just bought a trailblazer 251nt with the Onan 20 and a Miller suitcase mig. Picked it up for 2k$. I now definitely need a 1 ton.
Dude you a legend. I’ll spend the next two days watching every single video
Aussie boily , peace out
thanks man!
Very informative. Your prepared for whatever comes your way. Makes a job run more smoothly. Thanks for the peek inside the snail 😊
just keep burning and turning it'll come!
I was hesitating to watch your vids for whatever reason. Now I’ve been loving watching a video at least once a day. I picked up an old red face and am now starting my mobile business with 2 jobs already completed. Thanks man you’re an inspiration from out here in AZ🙏😁keep these vids coming!!!
Glad you like them! I will!
A positive attitude thats the ticket on your rig. Can’t have one with out one.
Fantastic video! I definitely want to be an independent welder and this helps out so much!
you got it!
@@MeltinMetalAnthony ah! I just bought a mount to use in my booth so I should have some videos ready by next week to post. I'd love to have you check them.
Anthony! You basically have my tool shed on that truck! hope you and your family have a wonderful 4th of July! God Bless!
thank you sir and god bless!
Goddamn wrench turners disguised as a welder, this time they infiltrated deep and in our hearts
😂😭
El Caracol is really is such a nice set up. And nice hairdo. Keep pushin' rod.
thanks man!
Awesome Welding Truck set up. Think you master a perfect set up. Crane help's pay for itself sure deal. Love your mobile set up.
Thanks 👍
Get a rod heater for your low hi rods when doing something overhead/critical, they stay dry but they soak up hydrogen just from the air.
You earned my subscription today.
funny you mention that, Im doing a all about 7018 video !
Thanks for the tour around the rig, very interesting. Enjoy your 4th of July and stay safe.
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thank you sir!
Man, I thank you. You have great videos. Very helpful content! I wish you luck in the future! God speed brother!
I hate ln feeders too just get in inverter multiprocess machine and run it off the generator.......they're super cheap and light nowadays then you can get rid of the feeder and the scratch start rig....and feeders dont run as good out of position in my opinion. Another game changer for me was the hypertherm powermax 30 plasma cutter with the built in compressor I dont even carry bottles anymore........nice job man I like the channel
The metal grabbers where I am from are called “dogs” the smaller kind are called “bugs” or just simply “clamps”. Yarbrough make a good brand,they are high dollar tho.
Mag drills are the bomb!
great video, very insightful gettin my mobile truck soon!
Hate to say it, but as a mechanic who picked up welding about 5 years ago, there is damn good money in doin both. We called those bent tips bulwark tips in the shipyards xD
you definitely don't want me doing mechanic work lmao
Nice crane a must have I really appreciate your videos.
That is a cool truck! Nicely appointed! Very luxurious! I am truly jealous. Great video Brother. Thanks for sharing Sir
you have a heck of a shop yourself sir! I just subscribed
@@MeltinMetalAnthony we sure appreciate your support...maybe one day we will be a POWERHOUSE like you!
Been watching for a abit now good afterwork stress reliever. 🇨🇦✔
glad it does that for ya!
Love the truck man. Just went out on my own a month ago. Bought myself a nearly identical truck minus the crane. Love the content brother
That is awesome! good luck to you!
Nice setup! Ln has its place definitely, but I got a small 20 lb wire welder for kind of cheap from harbor freight to plug into my bobcat 225 and I would say I highly recommend! Stick is better for anything 1/8th and thicker IMO but for thinner projects wire is nice. BTW I also run mobile welding for around 3 years now
nice! would love to see your set up
@@MeltinMetalAnthony idk how to post pics in comments lmao! I just have a tub rig with bobcat bottles and toolbox. Fairly simple setup that works good for me
I know the wire feeder is a finicky PITA, but that is an ideal suitcase. The wire is prone to rusting if not used, and new wire can also have a film or scale, both of these cause wormholes and clog up liners. So the key is to clamp an abrasive cloth (actual welding product) before the drive rollers to clean the wire before it is fed into the liner. You may suddenly pick up a bucket or a job where you need to pour the caulk to her.
don't do much heavy equipment repair these days. Construction company's around these parts don't pay.
My dad and I run a welding shop together, but since im still young i dont have my own rig yet so he lets me borrow his. the rig we use for our portables is a red 05 f250 6.0 lariat 4x4 crew cab long bed, it still has the bed but what we do is we have a skid. so there are 2 cabinets on each side, the welder sits in between. its a pipe pro 304 diesel. ontop of the cabinets we have an aluminum rack with 3/4" clearance lights because it looks cool. on the back we have our oxy and propane (we dont use acetylene because we just rarely have to burn that hot) and a fold steel table with a vise. truck has served him well for over 10 years and still now that were both working together.
But we actually have 2 pipe pro 304. so technically we have 2 rigs in a way. when his truck is down or the welder in his truck is down we have a small utility trailer that holds other pipe pro with a few tabs and bolt down holes so we can just slide it in. we only use it as a back up but its there if he goes out on a job and i need to go out on my own at the same time i can hook up and just go. it doesnt have cabinets in the trailer which i want to put in as a skid but for now just throwing everything down along side it works good for now.
subscribed cause I like the content, disliked cause I hate being told to like stuff, Great content!
Dude you’re awesome !thank you for sharing
Hmm ... diggin" the fishing pole! .. I have one in my truck for that exact reason... I live just up the road in Citrus County ... Love the videos!!
gotta stay ready!
Awesome tour, nice toolkit
Great vid, like your channel, cool to see local welder in FL!
Glad you enjoyed it
@@MeltinMetalAnthony I live north of ocala do you know any good places to buy scrap metal
Meltin have you watched chuky?
You look like his daughter Glenda.. 😂 😝
Great content
Chucky looks like my half brother from a polish mom😂
Thanks for the tour! Happy 4th of July!
happy 4th to you!
Thanks for a great video of organizing a welding truck. I bought an older Freightliner FL80 tandem axle railroad service truck with an IMT knuckleboom crane. It has similar cabinets to yours and I look forward to setting it up similarly to yours.
ohhh I want a knuckle boom
Nice video!
Get some 2097 p 100 filters for that 3m.
They have an active charcoal in them so you dont smell any of the fumes. Their better than the ones you have currently
the 2297 are an advanced 2097, they both have the charcoal. It's the 2091's that are junk for welding.
Can you do a video on grinders, which ones you like, and how to cut and prep metal? Please and thank you
Great vid man!
mmmm my day job has a lot of black stallion products, the gloves are phenomenal I agree :)
I'm the same way usually with the flux core vs stick. I'll run flux core when I need to but prefer stick in mostly all the situations I've come into lately. There was one project I was on where I did choose to run flux core over stick but that's because I was building a big entry way outside because it was too big for my shop. A few guys I've worked with have tried to run flux core over 6010/6011. I don't know if it was their old junky ln25's or if they are all like that but it took them way longer to set up and it was really finicky. It would be good for repairing like a ring turret on a track hoe or something like that but for most things I'm running stick.
nice video, like the insight mate
dam bro,you got it going on,I love youre set up,thumbs way up...
Thanks 👍
Dude . Your the shit! Super rad video.
I agree about the black stallion gloves. I use the same ones. They fit great and last way longer than other brands. I have to say, you don’t need all those torches. I use an LN 25 way more often than stick. I guess you aren’t doing any full pens or heavy welds.
Yep I had to rewind a couple of times there " plan demic" Keep up the good work from bc Canada.
I personally like Harris stuff for my torch but nice torch gear! I also have a generic harbor freight torch that I also kind of like actually lol
I like the rig man.
Excellent vid
This video is indispensable
Have a safe and happy Fourth of July👍👍✌️
Plate clamps is what we call them, if you like black stallion gloves you will love tillman gloves
not a Tillman fan they don't last anymore
6:35 whoa !! is that a Hobart Champion in the background ?? lets hear alittle about that one
Nice out fit I do a lot of railing and gates and security bars and doors but personally I rather stick welding over wire can do a lot more with stick than wire I'm planning to get a lincoln 210mp for aluminum but that's as far as I'll go with wire
Grab a nice leather sheath for that big smith you got 🤙
Sweet setup dude
Thanks 👍
I don't like mig or the ln25 wire either stick is my favorite. What kind of torch quick connect do you use and what wire do you use in the ln25? Thanks for the video
I think Harris, and flux core if I use it. I don't keep any in the welder.
No porta band?
Nice truck
I have that 350 model. Do a in debt of the under hood describing all the parts.
But that hair though.... Good video always like to see new stuff!
Awesome, keep it up!
Cool Video
really interesting, thanks!
Thank you for the info. New to trade.
I wish I could have a truck like this, but the crack goblins would rip it apart overnight in my neighborhood...
that sucks. maybe a secure storage yard and a good insurance policy
Awesome stuff here big dog where do get your music 🎶 for your videos bro
Where do you keep your emergency equipment?
Cool rig man, pretty much my dream rig. Do you mind saying how much you paid for the truck?
I lucked out. the truck belonged to a man who was my friend when I was a kid. His name was Sambo, he was a mechanic who bought parts from my dads store. always super nice to 10 y/o me. fast forward 16 year, he dies of brain cancer, unfortunately. he was a beloved member of the Brooksville community. A year after that I purchased the truck from his widow for only $6000. it was in disarray, and im in it about 16k as of now and 100's of man hours. but I have no regrets
@@MeltinMetalAnthony nice that you are keeping his truck going... i got my dad's full size bronco when he passed-same OBS body, and whenever i drive it its like I'm visiting him on one of our fishing trips.
Nice penmanship
What is a dog and what is it used for
an L shaped piece of metal you drive a wedge under so you can fit up plate
you tack the c clamp to one side of the weld and use the screw to push the other side flush for welding. then you can knock the dog off with a hammer blow. used to make a warped plate get flush with another..
Sick truck. The 10 bolt. Heavy truck. You didn't tell us about the compressor. Where's your arc air gouger?
Good explanation with the wire feeder.
"heating head torch" = Rosebud
F clamp = Bessey clamp
Unfortunately I don't have one. that compressor needs a rebuild. haven't had time and I don't do crack repair enough to worry about it
@@MeltinMetalAnthony ever thought about adding an engine driven compressor. A lot of people yes old York air conditioner compressors for them.
I just finished welding school I'm 28 years old.
I got a job a cement plant.. but it won't last that long. Anybody know of places hiring .. I learned flux and stick structure welding.. any help.
I love my stick.
just bought a 1995 f-superduty regular cab, flatbed, dually with shop built davit crane. . crank no start...1800$ at auction....hoping i can get it going. anyone out there with wrenching experience on 7.3? all glow plugs were open so i have a set of new plugs and valve gaskets. plan to disconnect fuel line and run off a bucket of clean diesel with sea foam mixed in. also got two new batteries. topped up coolant and did a oil and air filter change. found a huge rat nest in the air filter box. topside creeper came in the mail - once that is together i will have at it weather permitting. winter sucks with no garage.
Please don't sandblast the crane. I hope this isn't to late. I used to work on heavy equipment professionally and I seen alot of "restored equipment in our shop that was just blasted and painted and the sand got Into everything and made things worse. Just take a good electric or air sander to it and paint it.
Mine is slow too! Haha
Missing the two most important items- a steel folding chair and a good electric fan
😂 I have a folding chair, no fan thou
I can only argue one point,
What are dog clamps? I'm not familiar of that term.
A dog is an L shaped piece of steel you weld onto a plate, and you drive a wedge under the slot over another plate, so you can fit two pieces of plate flush. You'll see them a lot, depending what you do.
@@Jon-jk8vd Thank you ^^
@@cameronbartlett856 Anthony's dog uses the screw of the c clamp to push the item into alignment. you can then knock it off with a hammer blow-only tack welded on.
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I just obtained my associates in welding technology I’m wanting to further and end up getting my CWI I work as a production welder right now but I want to start a mobile welding business on the side as of right now and potentially full time later on do you have any pointers like what welder to buy for this investment adventure and so on? Thanks
anything with a 14 pin so you can hook up a spool gun. stay as diverse as possible
As soon as I heard you say Plandemic you had a like and subscribe. Hahaha
Old vid, old truck ........ but I see you keep good tyres on it, plenty of tread .......... good tyres with plenty of tread keep you out of a lot of trouble.
Ya it’s prolly the cleanest mechanically I’ve seen but dam has it cost me money. I also have drilled and slotted rotors on it
@@MeltinMetalAnthony
Yeh, not being fast can be a mild frustration ...... not stopping well can be a bit of a problem.
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I assume you wash it about once a year :)
The Tillman 750 is hands down the best all around stick/wire welding glove. they are not like bear paws on your hand for tig and all around the Tillman 24c try them once and you will throw away even your brand new black stallions
I have Milwaukee and my stuff works so how is it garbage
hell ye brotha!
Am I alone liking slightly rusted things? like his nice truck for example
I really need to get a new service truck let me rephrase that a new to me service truck with a crane. How many guys are running plasma cutters instead of torches these days
I hear you about the plandemic!! Great video, thanks for taking the time to go over what you keep on the rig!
There's time I expect to find a fridge on your truck
Why don’t you like Milwaukee? There cordless tools are much better than any of there competitors surprised there corded tools don’t hold up.
I can never remember to charge batteries. compared to Metabo corded tools Milwaukee quality just isn't to par. I have a very small Mikita grinder that I like but Metabo is #1 for me
Try to find a 3M full face mask for the really nasty work.
Great truck young man, sadly that kind of set up is no good here in the UK because it rains to much, is too damp and generally not dry enough. Tools go rusty very quickly here so most people use vans. I use an old livestock trailer as a mobile workshop.
Plandemic, 100% correct!
If you just keep your Rods dry the rest of the tools can be kept from rusting by spraying or wiping a coat of WD-40 on them before putting them away. (CLP is another REALLY good rust inhibitor used for cleaning firearms but, works very well coating tools with a rag soaked in the stuff.) Works really well on Sockets and such. Most of your hand clamps wont rust anyway and screw clamps again a little WD-40 coating on all of them after each use will prevent most of that rust. Unless your boxes are leaking an excessive amount of water into the boxes anyway. Theres places here in the US that have tons of rain as well and then places like where i live where if you dont like the weather just wait a minute and it will change for you.
@@Demonlord468 l look after my gear and rods. WD40 is very poor l find because it evaporates fast compared to a diesel soaked rag.
Clamps can and do go rusty because like any tool they wear so every thing gets a wipe over.
I doubt there is county in the entire USA that gets the rain we do in the UK but l am happy to be proven wrong. Its a very damp atmosphere here too. Regular rain, dew, condensation all find a way in.
Plus driving on wet roads throws up mist other roads users cannot avoid.
For guns l use a mixture of new ATF and diesel. Its thin enough to spray or wipe on and keeps them clean and well protected.
Another reason to have van and not a service truck is it provides a dry working space and somewhere to escape the weather.
This hasn't been too bad for rain yet, but it could change anytime. This week so far has been wet and dry but more rain is due again today and into the weekend.
Top regards from soggy Skipton, North Yorkshire, England?
nothing last forever
glad to hear from the UK when I started this thing I didn't think it would reach that far!
@@JonDingle lol. I’m in the us. Where I’m from we get almost triple the amount of rain as u guys in a year. Even ur wet 2020 year would feel like living in a desert to us here where I’m from
Mig welding faster? Yeah when the tips not jammed up and the liners not fubared
truuuuu
As a production welder, mig is definitely faster, you just need antispatter and a lot of it, the anitspatter wax is best for keeping your tip and shroud free from spatter, just heat it up a little then dip it in and all the shit just falls right off. But as someone who welds 12hrs a day all week long, for a mobile welder arc would definitely be better, just because there’s so much less shit to go wrong and less consumables to worry about.
I see what you did there with “plandemic”. 😂
he knows its a load bs too
@@SamFBM explain the bs part. I'm curious to know what retards think.
@@ianlally1354 retards are the ones that are scared by an imaginary "bug" that doesn't exist 😆😆😆
@@ianlally1354 you’re terribly misinformed my friend
Pliers,,not plyers!
Brah, damn strait on the "plandemic". Welders know things...
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plandemic hahaha
I need a truck like that