An old welder from Dallas, yo se poqueto espanilo, sorry for my terrible Spanish, I'm the El Director for our ESL on Sunday nights at our Church. I really like your showing your Schnauzer, I've had two and have a mix now. I'm envious of your beads, never tested down hand, all up hand, process piping, for the past 61 years, still love welding.
I always look forward to your videos. Bring back so many awesome memories!! Not only that but your soundtrack and and cinematic are par excellence!! Yo receurdo vayan a casa......amigos y buenos tiempos!!! I love your place Brother. Always working on cool stuff and making those pancake masks was incredible....Muchas piedras de lo Cielo....lol
My car got hammered one year in Oklahoma City poor thing looked like someone dropped a bucket of golf balls on it from 5 stories up it was pitiful. Gus you and Dante stay safe out there brother.
Hey Gus was wondering if any of you guys make mistakes when you go to bolt it up (too short or to long) and does the company let you fix your mistakes or run yall off
What's up, man! Well, we're I'm at right now.. If you do something wrong? You just fix it, no big deal, now... if you screw up pretty often, they will say something, but as long you're doing good work, they won't run you off.. mistakes is a common thing.. everyone makes mistakes.. that's we're you learn the most
Time to go to the pointless dent repair guys...Gus, where do you find the large lenses for your pancake hoods? Does Airco have them or is it a specialty store?
Thank you, John! Thanks for watching and commenting! The big welding lens is a common lens, and you can find it on pretty much all welding supplies, it's a 4½ X 5¼
@@gustavojr841 Thank you my friend!! I was just looking and found them. The variety is quite large. I might have to take a loan out at the bank to buy one of those gold lenses but I heard really awesome things. my friends that have them say that unless you are going to purchase one of the Gold ones don't even look through one because you will never go back to anything else. Check one out when you get a chance. I think I saw them for nearly $200 just for the fixed lens. I am actually working on a high voltage high frequency welder that puts out a huge amount of amps and recycles the electrify . There will be no motor and it will have 4 batteries. Two will run the machine and through a system of capacitors and spark gaps will capture the electricity and charge the other two batteries. When the first two run down then they will switch. I am also working on a battery powered plasma cutter with the same technology. We should stay in touch so that when I am ready I can come down to Texas and you and Austin can try them out. wish me luck . I have been working on this for nearly 12 years. My Grandfather started doing the work before he passed and I picked up where he left off. He used to work for Bethlehem steel and then started repairing televisions, and always had a really cool electronics laboratory with sparks and beeps and all sorts of oscilloscopes and other equipment. Let me know if you think it is a good idea and that it would be something everyone would want. Thanks.
@@gustavojr841 Thank you my friend. I know he is really proud of the progress I have made on his idea. I am hoping to have a working model soon however there are always things crop up that causes problems. If it were easy I suppose it would already be out there.
E pensado en hacer como un tipo de clase bro, donde pueda enseñar.. Probablemente en el futuro.. yo se que ay muchos chavos que quieren aprender y es difícil empezar solo..
An old welder from Dallas, yo se poqueto espanilo, sorry for my terrible Spanish, I'm the El Director for our ESL on Sunday nights at our Church. I really like your showing your Schnauzer, I've had two and have a mix now. I'm envious of your beads, never tested down hand, all up hand, process piping, for the past 61 years, still love welding.
I always look forward to your videos. Bring back so many awesome memories!! Not only that but your soundtrack and and cinematic are par excellence!! Yo receurdo vayan a casa......amigos y buenos tiempos!!! I love your place Brother. Always working on cool stuff and making those pancake masks was incredible....Muchas piedras de lo Cielo....lol
My car got hammered one year in Oklahoma City poor thing looked like someone dropped a bucket of golf balls on it from 5 stories up it was pitiful. Gus you and Dante stay safe out there brother.
Hey Gus was wondering if any of you guys make mistakes when you go to bolt it up (too short or to long) and does the company let you fix your mistakes or run yall off
What's up, man! Well, we're I'm at right now.. If you do something wrong? You just fix it, no big deal, now... if you screw up pretty often, they will say something, but as long you're doing good work, they won't run you off.. mistakes is a common thing.. everyone makes mistakes.. that's we're you learn the most
Do a day in the life video man. Keep up the content 👍
I hope you all were safe from the storm.
Gus, love all you videos, brings back memories when I was pipelining back in the 80's. How far do you drive to the jobsite? Keep it up ......
Thank you so much, Michael! I'm always looking forward to being as close as possible to home, like right now I'm 50 minutes from home
I work close to big springs everyone from Odessa got hit pretty hard with hail
Your little schauzer is a cute little guy
I saw that tornado
@@TexasStormChaser I bet it was impressive!
Time to go to the pointless dent repair guys...Gus, where do you find the large lenses for your pancake hoods? Does Airco have them or is it a specialty store?
Thank you, John! Thanks for watching and commenting! The big welding lens is a common lens, and you can find it on pretty much all welding supplies, it's a 4½ X 5¼
@@gustavojr841 Thank you my friend!! I was just looking and found them. The variety is quite large. I might have to take a loan out at the bank to buy one of those gold lenses but I heard really awesome things. my friends that have them say that unless you are going to purchase one of the Gold ones don't even look through one because you will never go back to anything else. Check one out when you get a chance. I think I saw them for nearly $200 just for the fixed lens. I am actually working on a high voltage high frequency welder that puts out a huge amount of amps and recycles the electrify . There will be no motor and it will have 4 batteries. Two will run the machine and through a system of capacitors and spark gaps will capture the electricity and charge the other two batteries. When the first two run down then they will switch. I am also working on a battery powered plasma cutter with the same technology. We should stay in touch so that when I am ready I can come down to Texas and you and Austin can try them out. wish me luck . I have been working on this for nearly 12 years. My Grandfather started doing the work before he passed and I picked up where he left off. He used to work for Bethlehem steel and then started repairing televisions, and always had a really cool electronics laboratory with sparks and beeps and all sorts of oscilloscopes and other equipment. Let me know if you think it is a good idea and that it would be something everyone would want. Thanks.
Sorry for your loss, my friend.. Man! This project sounds so interesting!! I'm down to try this whenever it is done! I wish you the best!
@@gustavojr841 Thank you my friend. I know he is really proud of the progress I have made on his idea. I am hoping to have a working model soon however there are always things crop up that causes problems. If it were easy I suppose it would already be out there.
Be my teacher por fa jefe I wanna learn to be a good welder
E pensado en hacer como un tipo de clase bro, donde pueda enseñar.. Probablemente en el futuro.. yo se que ay muchos chavos que quieren aprender y es difícil empezar solo..
@@gustavojr841 any tips for stick welding?