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I didn't think I would learn anything this time. I was wrong, you are making a difference Jody.

I've gotten so much better at welding after watching these videos. I haven't done much uphill welding with my everlast mig welder so this has been very educational.

As a hobby type of welder, I still just run wire to practice and it is so helpful to see your patterns and also what you look at as you are welding. Thanks for the great tips.

Nice too see one of these done again. The last uphill outside corner joint with MIG i ever did was back in my training day´s 20 years ago at a submarine yard. Some way somehow since then i just never came across it again. Thanks.

I was given this channel by the man who is teaching me to weld, well to prepare for welding school. I have learned a great deal from this channel, I don't know how you trolls can give him one thumb​ down?

I'm sure Jody will never see this comment but I am eternally grateful for his content because watching these videos very much helped me land a welding job at a shipyard, which I am loving.

Welding is a art I build Rocky mountainare trains I’ve been welding over 9 Years now and I still learn new techniques I love my career thanks for the tips bud

I have never seen an open root gap like that along my travels, but whatever, I still appreciate what your getting at! Good show mate thx!

I've been practicing my downhill welding with my power imig and thanks to your advice an old dog like me is actually learning some new tricks.

Love the cut and etch videos. I think about videos like these whenever I weld with solid wire. A guy can get lazy and just burn it in. But, when you do the tests a simple modification to your procedure can make a difference.

You are a good teacher, I learned to do welding by watching your video

About that straight line... one time while getting a brand new school but ready for its initial state patrol safety inspection I noticed a small tag(steel) comming from the middle of a 8” X 6” X 3/8” X 6’ long power train subframe channel. I pulled it trying to break it off and instead it gave way slightly. I regrabbed it w/ a pair of vice grips and it gave way further, growing wider and deeper. Using a pry bar under the vice grips I gave it a really good pull. It was now almost an inch wide and about 5/16” deep. The bus was not put into service until the subframe was replaced.

I've learned tig this year and next year I want to learn Mig, so your video helps to give me some idea what I'm getting into. Thanks I enjoy your videos.

Best vertical ups I've ever seen. I can zap them in pretty decent but to run uphill like you did I can't do.

I want to thank you for all the tips and trials you teach. you are the king of weld 👍

I love your technique! I’m using the same method at my welding shop and it turn out great. My coworkers will ask me & I direct them to your channel. So, thank you!!

If you change from a weaveing pattern to a step and drag motion and allow the puddle to bleed over the edge you can eliminate the undercut and achieve max penitration in the joint while at the same time getting that crisp clean stacked look

Another great video... short but sweet, lots to be learned there. Thank you for taking the time to do these!

Another great video tutorial Jody. Thanks👍