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- Not all are from Harbor Freight but if you are new to welding then this is a good start of essential Welding items and tools you need to get started in welding for both flux core welding (FCWA) and Stick welding or MMA (SMAW) including the welder.
From Amazon:
Stick Welder: amzn.to/3mQI1Ak
Wire- amzn.to/3JDVLr7
Rod- amzn.to/42bkV7q
Helmet- amzn.to/3JBQfVO
Gloves- amzn.to/3Jbw1kd
Angle Grinder- amzn.to/3mJe2Kt
Horizontal Band Saw: amzn.to/3JgdG5t
Magnets- amzn.to/3lcr5DQ
Clamps- amzn.to/3YF1xg9
Spatter Spray- amzn.to/403sStH
Nozzle gel- amzn.to/3ZLqNmg
Welding pliers- amzn.to/3Ta4lks
Wire Brush- amzn.to/3YOVuWu
Chipping Hammer- amzn.to/3Fp357h
From Harbor Freight:
Welder- www.harborfrei...
Wire- www.harborfrei...
Rod- www.harborfrei...
Helmet- www.harborfrei...
Gloves- www.harborfrei...
Angle Grinder- www.harborfrei...
Magnets- www.harborfrei...
Clamps - www.harborfrei...
Welding pliers- www.harborfrei...
Wire Brush- www.harborfrei...
Chipping Hammer- www.harborfrei...
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I really like that you truly understand the DIYer. And you don't just say "grab this and this..." You show the item or show how to use it in detail. The fact that you say it's OK to be budget friendly when you start or that you can go all out makes learning welding enjoyable. Thanks for taking the time to share your passion and the spirit of DIY. Have really enjoyed learning to Flux Core Weld. Iooking forward to the first welding proj vid. Que'uvole, from BK CA
Appreciate it, thanks!
I’m 52 and just getting started in welding. Purchased the Titanium 125 Flux welder, Titanium Auto Darkening Helmet, Harbor Freight folding welding table and welding cart. Plus already purchased everything on your list and then some. I’ve been watching a lot of your videos, thank you for making them.
Good to hear, thanks!
that flux welder sucks 🤨
When I saw those $10 angle grinders, I bought 4 of them. Set them up just like you did. A cut off wheel, a grinder wheel, a flap disk & a wire wheel. That cup wheel has a mind of its own, so I got the other style, like the ones under your displayed cup wheel.
The only thing I differ from you on is I wanted a fixed shade helmet. I learned to brace my hand in the ready to weld position, flip the helmet, as soon as I pull the trigger, we're welding. I'll say this video is good, it should help a lot of people.
PS I have had good results with my Titan 125 & 0.30 wire.
Right on, thanks!
Titanium 125, auto darkening helmet, gloves...been welding everything from go kart/mini bike/moped/atv frames to mower decks and sheet metal. Thats under $350 to be able to do most welding that a hobbyist/weekend warrior is going to do.
Theres some great auto darkening hoods for even as low as $35 online.
My brother wanted to learn how to weld so I made him a list.
Titanium 125 with 20% coupon was $120. Warrior angle grinder $10. 10 pack of cutoff wheels $5, 1 grinding wheel was $2 and a wire wheel was $5. Got a nice yeswelder auto hood for $32. Welpers were $9 and a 3 pack of gloves was 12. For under 200 bucks at the end with 6lbs of wire.
Get welding!👍👍
Just got my first welder a few days ago. Thanks for all the help. I’m having a blast with my cheap flux core welder.
Right on!
You sorta breezed over the welding table, and you are right. A beginner doesn't "need" one, but after I started welding more I found I just couldn't work on the floor any longer. For anyone wanting to build one, go to your local scrap yard/junkyard to source the materials. Much cheaper this route. Also, I'm heading over to the scrap yard this week to find a small steel plate. I love that portable round welding plate you have with the grounding nipple!
You are right on. I'll actually be doing a full table build here pretty soon. Showing how I did mine.
I hear so many people talking about getting material from the scrap yard, it makes me sad. Around here there are no scrap yards that will let us buy anything. They used to, but for whatever reason, not anymore.
Really good advise! I wish someone would have posted a video like this when I started. That would have saved me $$$ and wasted time on gear that I really didn't need!
Thanks for the feed back!
Perfect timing since they extended the parking lot sale for the 125. Great info!
That was a good sale!
I have also found that Northern Tool and Equipment has a really good supply of budget welding gear, too. I actually think their Klutch helmets offer better value at the same ~$60 price point.
Great point! Thanks!
Thank you sir, getting a second angle grinder and the gel and spray, have a new flux core welder and I’ve always wanted to learn how to weld!
I still use my orange angle grinder too! I wish I would have gotten 2 or 3 of them.
True that!
Killin it 💯💯💯 keep it up much appreciated
Thanks Lowrider!
Great video!! I’ve been looking for a video like this and you delivered and didn’t disappoint.
Awesome, thanks!
Watched several of your videos before buying my Titanium Flux 125. Should've watched this too. I didn't realize the welder didn't have any wire. Smh. I was ready to weld something.
I'm subscribing. I've been doing some welding for a while but I want to get serious about it. I enjoyed this video and I intend to watch some more. I guess my avocation is watching TH-cam videos for information. I don't like most people who have channels. They act like ignorant assholes. Your personality is good and you don't try to "jazz" it up with a made up "personality."
Right on, appreciate the feedback!
Great video. Thank you for the tips. I just started welding, this video just helped.
Great to hear!
Pneumatic grinders are sooo nice in an industrial setting becorse they just have so mutch power
From my experience, using nozzle dip sparingly is the right move. A small dap applied correctly goes a long way, saving you from constant purchases. Plus you definitely don't want it getting sucked up through gas line. Using too much can burn up your tip faster. Less is more in this situation.
Kick ass! Thank you MM!
Right on!
I like non auto darkening helmets and a strong light mounted to them 😊
Head light is awesome.
Great info.👍💪🇺🇸
I need to get some of that spatter spray for the threads of the clamps.
Right on!
I would love to win this for a Kayak Trailer build. Awesome videos!
Right on!
I'm just getting in to welding, am primarily interested in flux core, am going to buy myself a welder for Christmas & refuse to do business with HF anymore. Any suggestions for a beginners flux welder would be appreciated ☺️
awesome video. thanks!
Right on, thanks!
Saving this video for later. I have a small garage, should I be worried about starting a fire? Is there one we should choose over another? Mostly for a little do-it-yourself projects for fun
thank you
You remind me of the dude from project farm.
That is a great channel, I'll take it!
Dumb question that I think I know the answer to, but for flux core, you don’t have auto rated, but is that because of the slag from the flux? Asking because I’m trying to figure out which kind of welder I’d like to pick up as a beginner, and I’d likely not be doing body work on a car, but would probably later be interested in doing floor pans, a muffler, etc where the welds aren’t going to be seen. I’d think flux core would work for that, unless there’s an actual science portion I’m not thinking about, at which point, I defer to your knowledge
It is known as 'Tip Dip' in the trade, nowt like dippin your hot tip ;)
Right on!
I am bringing mine back the feed works good but it won't strike a arc
Took it back and traded it in for a nother one works good
How is it going with the new one?
Respirator?
If you are welding in an enclosed area with no ventilation then yes, you will want a respirator. I lift my garage door halfway open and have another door on the other side that is open for ventilation.
Love, the Content shared some with some of my students! HogOn
Right on!
HF magnets are $-hit but everything else I like.
Once cleaned off they aren't too bad.
Theyre not strong at all in my experience@@-DIYPRO-
nothing about safety glasses, get one of them wires flying out of the wheel in your eye and your day is done,, trust me i know
and ear protection!
I'm going add my 2¢, get a respirator mask to keep most fumes out of your lungs.
Yes, I've been meaning to do a video about that exact thing. I open my garage and back door so I have a nice cross wind that takes the fumes pretty quick. This is something you should be doing with good ventilation and a respirator.
I’ve got everything except the spray and the chipping tool. Lmao I’ve spent so much money…😅
It's all going to a good cause! At least that's what I tell my wife!
@@-DIYPRO- Lmao I hear ya…😆
first comment love your vids
my first project was a chain tensioner i used a socket extender to make it and welded it on my friends mini bike
Right on, thanks!
Excellent!
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Thanks Bob!
Dude why do you try soooo hard to sound like the dude from project farm…. ??? Serious question
If you ask me I don't think I sound anything like him but you aren't the first to ask so maybe it's the editing style more than my voice. If asking about the way I sound sorry, that is my voice and I can't really change that. If editing then yes, I can see some similarities but to be honest not that many. There are other channels that are more similar to mine or visa versa than PF.
What other of my videos have you watched? What worked and what didn't? Are you a welder or DIYer? What kept you watching, the content or video style? These are serious questions that I like getting feedback on to help put out better videos.
Great video! Thank you!
Headed to harbor freight this weekend!! 😅
Fluxcore means gasless. 🤣🤔🥱