I've got a neighbor out here in AZ, who's from Converse, my family's from Stanley. I always enjoy the videos.

Thanks for explaining why you leave the gap in the outside corner.

Beautiful beads Allen. I have learned so much from you. You are a master craftsman for sure. Keep them coming.

I noticed you trimmed your wire at the start of a bead, to keep it from popping. That’s a good habit I need to get into more. Great job smooth beads

Wow this is the first time I seen you work inside. that is some nice welds.

Always helpful Allen. Looks good. Thanks.

Another great tip/how to. Thanks Allen!

Just a gorgeous weld, excellent work Allen.

You are one superlative craftsman.....

Thanks for that welding tip, it's always gd to be reminded how to keep up with ur skills, WTG...👍

Another great video. You're a good teacher

Nice bead uniformity Allen. Good job!!

Dimes everywhere! Good looking welds man.

I hope someday to be able to weld like you,buddy! You rock!

Nice welds. Thank you for your help.

Hey Allen, this video helped me... thanks!

Thanks for the tip, going to have to practice that technique.

Thanks for all the information!

Always quality. That's why I watch.

Very impressive results.

Very nice welds.... has that "stacked dimes" look.....

good training video, thank you

No doubt about it, those are some consistently nice & raw solid wire welds. Been a while for me now. Past 5yrs, only been using dual shield, stick, & brazing. First certified in 2003. The odd time I do 1/8" steel, but I'm set up with either stick, or .052" dual shield with 25/75 mix. This is all at work. Should I go with a solid wire of smaller diameter, for my 3/16" and under projects? Stick looks amazing, but far too slow!

The best welder. Sds Brazil .

Thank you for another informative and entertaining video. What in your opinion would be the most important tools someone should have if they wanted to get started in metal fabrication?

Cool vid man, thanks

Good job.It will be great if you mentioned the settings on your Lincoln 180.Thanks

Awesome, would be nice to see you working the puddle in a close up... Have you ever put a lense on your camera so we would be able to see the actual weld? You make really good clean welds by the way👍👍👍

Hello allen love your work is amazing i would like to know how much would it be for a barrel smoker? also can it be delivered?

Very nice work, very well explained thank you Allen

Show valeu muito bom seus vídeos

You mentioned it briefly in the video, but can you explain why you use a push angle rather than a pull/drag angle for that joint?

I would like to see you do this video now but updated.

U really make nice vids man..the expanded metal u use for grates and all..wats the thickness of that?

you can tell from the sound that welder is dead on sweet spot. master welder perfect beads.

Really helpful video but I do have one suggestion. If you could show a few seconds at normal speed before going with high speed, that will help some of the beginners a lot.

Allen's welding how easy is it to make an all square and rectangle off set

Nice weld dude! Would love a grill but shipping would kill me!

Very neat mig weld Allen! Are you using 0.030 (0.8mm) or 0.035 (0.9mm)wire for your BBQ/Grill welding?

What kind of gas u weld with 75/25 Or 100%

Al, nice lookin welds. What are your machine settings when you weld outside corners?

Allen not in this case but I just wondering, most of the time you are welding outside. Doesn’t the wind interfere with your sheilding gas? All I need is a breeze and things go crazy.

do you have a thin gauge steel video?

Will 110 welder with 75/25 weld 3/16th plate like that?