Jody, thanks for your time put into these videos. I'm a hobby welder with only one working eye, and the information you give over the excellent video helps me tremendously. Thanks for helping me, and everyone else out. This video just made me realize why my stainless TIG looks cooked a lot of times. :)

I've learned so much watching Jody. I successfully welded razor blades today at work. Definitely feels good to be seeing progress

Who needs netflix and chill when you can have backing and chill

Much appreciated watching your processes from a non welding viewer. Your absolute professionalism simply shows me there are still people out there who not only enjoy their work but take the time to produce quality and I really do mean quality work. Thanks again.

I absolutely love your videos. One of the most exciting things for me to watch despite not welding for over a decade.

Jody, thank you for the help! I am going to be welding stainless steel in my college welding shop on Monday. Really enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work!

Trying to make a stainless cup holder for a teacher in my vocational school. This video really helped me when trying to figure out how to weld it all together. Really appreciate it.

beautiful.

Such an awesome video. Short, to the point, well spoken, and full of knowledge on the craft.

Jodi when I was teaching welding at VGCC in Louisburg NC I had to repair my metal containers and fences because of theft also and I did it just like you guys did it. Great Work

Thanks for all you do Jody. My amateur welding jobs all start with a review of your expertise.

I really like your clamps you used in this video. The yellow handled one and the telescopic long clamp. That looked like it really helped. I’ve been MIG welding a long time and really wanting to get into TIG welding. I’ve seen a bunch of your videos and your welds are hands down badass. And I wanna do that some of my builds. Keep up the great work and I look forward to checking out your website.

Jody, you're on top of the game with your camera work and arc shots. Big welding equipment manufacturers take note!

Wanted to say thanks for the tips I just started welding about a mint ago and my instructor told me to check out your videos and it's helped so much he told me 2 weeks ago dude your a welder you are way far ahead I've blown through stick welding and mig is too easy I started this week Tig welding and started on aluminum lol but I'm starting to get the hang of it thanks to you and my instructors tips hopefully soon I'll be ordering my Tig rig setup and accessories from you thanks again keep teaching brother they really do help

Excellent! I am a brand new hobbyist TIG welder and really appreciate the content.

Great tips brother!! As a industrial pipe welder by trade I really appreciate your videos and the products you provide on weldmonger!! Great stuff and thank you!!😊👊👊

Thanks for putting your Measurements into metric as well!

great video Jody . i have been using one of your stubby gas lens kits for awhile now , it is an excellent kit ,i definitely recommend it to anyone thinking of getting one

You’re the only guy i’ll watch on youtube on welding tips

nicely quick and clean explanations without a lot of filler. Got my sub from that alone. I'm looking to maybe completely change up what I do for a living and welding for craft and art is on my mind. I had a great friend who was pretty well known in North Carolina who welded as a profession and was a recognized large sculpture maker regionally: Jerry Clemens. I plan to watch many more of your vids if they are as clean and concise in their explanations as this one. Most youtube people talk to damn much.

Awesome video, I'm a certified pipe and structural welder and always find useful tips anytime I watch your video's. keep up the great work!

Jody ... your right. There are many grades of stainless. Most people think if a magnet doesn't stick to it it's stainless. There are grades in the 400 s.s. Category that a magnet will stick to. It is also heat treatable. When you get down into the 300 grades. a magnet won't stick to. E.g. Frying pans are mostly magnetic ... you really need to know the material grade. Thanks for all the videos. Your the best.

I used the stubby collet set up at a job and it was easier to control. Im currently waiting for my stubby kit to arrive.

Great Job, and your voice and pronunciation is great. Thanks!

Thanks for great video and the response to my letter....... I bought those filler rods...... I REALLY appreciate your help!!!

I have just spent the gruelling part of my life learning how to tig weld aluminium to a satisfactory standard. All the videos I watched were from people highly skilled and they missed the key parts. Parts they would have forgot through the decades, and not reminded because they long since left them behind. Jody does a good job though. Covers nearly everything. Thumbs up Jody

Great work!!! Greetings from Bulgaria! :)

hey Jody another great video as always but could you make an in-depth video on downhill stick welding. In-depth meaning rod size, amperage, material thickness, and other such things that may be involved. Thanks for another helpful video

I really like the foot pedal that came with my Lincoln Square wave 200. I use a similar pedal at work. They have a really nice Miller syncrowave 200. Learned on a small Miller 160 stl lift start at work. The foot pedal definitely takes some getting use to but once practiced with foot pedal you will never look back

How easy is it for someone from the 🇬🇧 to purchase from your website as I love the look of your products? Cheers pal

this guy is always solving my problems at work god bless him.

Great video and on point with Tig welding stainless.

Hi Jody, Thanks for all the Videos, Ultra informative and very helpful. I am a complete Amateur TIG welder and have pretty much been learning from your videos which i seem to have come quite a long way with them. I usually weld small projects out of 25x25 mm Square tube with a thickness of 1.5 mm. I am getting some pretty reasonable welds going, But ive noticed on the INSIDE of the tube, (Where i can see the weld penetrating through) i am getting a bit of rust there. In the video above you make reference to a high purity argon purge, What is meant by that? In my wild imagination i am imagining putting a tube from the argon tank and allowing it to flow through the tube to "shield" the inside of the tube? Hope i made sense explaining my issue? Thanks again for all the awesome videos.

Beautiful weld!

Very professional as usual. Excellent video. Thanks.

Thanks for all the great videos jody. Hoping soon to buy a couple things off weldmonger to help out with videos and just get some good gear to help learn.

Hey Jody I was curious to see what type of welder would you recommend that can weld Tig and stick for under 1000$ thank you.

Impressive as always mate, thanks again

UA steanfitter apprentice from local 22 buffalo ny. Thank you for your videos!

Another great video Jody!

Great stuff there Jody. You're the man

Hi Jody. Any chance you could show us how to weld bandsaw blades?

Could you make a video on TIG welding some sort of pipe support please preferably a support with a pipe clamp

Exactly !!!!! Hey Jody how many cfh do u use on SS ??? Thanks for all the great videos

Your rod to pool accuracy is second to non I just know I would light up the ally trying this

Man let me tell you stainless was the only process that took me the longest to get my head around god bless my instructor for coaching me to get it just right I would always run too damn cold then one day I watched him nail it down on his machine and I ran a nice beautiful rainbow bead 😎

Sensei. I've learned a lot by watching your videos and I thank you for that but It's a shame that you don,t send your products to mexico.

I weld alot of stainless sheet metal at work, usually rolled and butt welded (working on a good purge fixture) but struggle a bit with .060 or thinner in getting a good bead with even penetration. Don't really have a question but maybe you could roll some rings and make a vidio.

Hey so Jodi I am only 13 learning how to weld. I was wanting you to do a video of you showing beginners, how to stop and start again so thought leaving a big blob of metal

That was great. Thanks for the tips!

The glove slap with the finger up was unexpected and greatly welcomed 😂

More of stainless steel videos please, its so easy to burn it. This was helpful :)

That's awesome! I didn't realize Weldmonger was yours! I'm taking Intro to GTAW this semester and I ordered a Tig Finger from you! I've been using it and I friggin love it! I'll be ordering more of them so I never have to be without it (when I need it of course).

Very nice welding run

You'r awesome man, i learn a lot from you.

This video helped me tremendously! I love your videos and keep up the good work!

Excellent stuff as usual Jody. Excellent learning experience! I noticed your boots in the video. What kind of boots are they?

It's always a good idea to get a larger cup size. ❤

Hello there the video is AWSOME!!!!! can I ask you guys wich type of boots mr Collier wear?

Is there a video or document that tells where to use what cup size for different scenarios ?? What cup sizes do i need as a beginner and where do i use them ???

"May i have your clamps" should be a t shirt. Seriously, without a business account, how does one like myself aquire stronghand clamps as diverse of a collection as you? Specifically the f clamp with yellow easy squeeze ratchet handle shown in this video. Also, thanks for getting me through school. I had some great instructors and still do, but your passion for the trade its something we all need

brilliant video thankyou, i have a question about the filler bar, would this still make a product made out 304 stainless food safe if using 308 filler bar ? (as in to store drinking water?) thanks

Love your vidios from down under.

Great tips! Much appreciated!

Your welding is impeccable. I want to start learning how to tig weld with my everlast welder but just need more spare time.

Jodie, love your videos, especially on stainless. Any chance you'd make one on a custom stainless steel header w/3/8" flanges and 16 gauge primary tubes? It would be great to see the tough part of the 16 gauge connecting to the thick 3/8" flange, and then how you work around the primary tubes.

When you were welding this and you came to your tacks...are you slowing down when you roll over that tack to bring that tack into the bead or are you keeping your speed and just going over it? Also, this is my first comment but I have been a subscriber for a while now. I am a home style welder but your channel has been incredibly helpful to me. Thank you for doing this.

Awsome videos lots of thanks learned a lot from you

Very nice Jody, thank you!

Jodi, You talked very fast about some thumb rules that seem important, like amperage per thickness of mild steel and then stainless steel. How about publishing these thumb rules in chart form? I will bet you have a lot of them. Sell a booklet on the weld monger store. I will buy it.

Thank you for the tips 🙏

So if my welds gets dark, there're to small amount of shielding has or too much heat? Thx

Good job brother 👍

Always outstanding vids thanks a lot !

Great stuff Jody

Thanks for the tips!👍

Great video mate , thank you. Ross

The only thing I would add is that 304 is 18% chromium and the chromium oxide layer at the surface is what makes stainless steel stainless. When you deplete the chromium to about 11% it is no longer is stainless. The reason for 304L is to keep carbon from tying up the chromium making chromium carbides and every carbon atom ties up 3 chromium atoms. Very good series. I have welded stainless and high nickel alloys for about 30 years and find it interesting to watch you instruct. You don't realize how much you know until you start training someone else.

Wonderful video brother. I only got a cheap Chinese DC Tig welder.

I have a question, When you use aluminum backing like that while tig welding, Aren't you prone to risking that the weld bonds with the aluminium backing?

Will this kit fit all tig torches ? i have an eastwood

Find myself always coming back to your videos and I decide to weld something again. You're full of knowledge that we all need, what's that said what is a good way to identify what stainless steel your welding on, we'll all stainless steel fill a rod work or different types of stainless welding?

Awesome video again

Hi Im practicing right now by tig. Need more practice. How can i learn the best way.?. Your tig welding is very good but it not that easy in actual. In fairness ican make tig already but consistency is very hard.

Great helpful videos thank you!

Hola exelentes videos que hizo Este año muchas gracias por tu ayuda y colaboración pude mejorar las técnicas de soldadura yo no soy un soldador profesional pero trato de aprender lo que más pueda para mejorar ,le deseo un buen año y muchas gracias ,lo único que me gustaría sería que le pudieran sub títulos a los vídeos mi inglés no es muy bueno y mucha teoría no la puedo interpretar ,un saludo desde Mendoza Argentina

Nice video Jody!

Jodi, do u ship to my country (brunei) for the furick #8?

Thank you very much..4educating me👍

Jodi can you do some TIG welding on 0.0625" or 0.125" open corner joints using super duplex stainless sheet(S32760), something like this could be used in a submerged seawater application and is significantly more corrosion resistant than 316L

Very nice tig weld

Excellent video. Jodi is the best teacher of welding on KZfaq period. More knowledge in these videos than the Lincoln welding library. I've not messed with stainless ever but I heard that stick welding is the best for stainless, is that true?

Excellent video

While welding what must you look for regarding the puddle...oval or round? Also...should the torch and tig rod be at a 90?

You can see it changing just behind your Torch in the Video. 👍🏼

What electrode did you use for this? In your other videos you say you use 2% Lanthanated for 90+ percent of what you do. Did you use it here?

Love the videos. Why don't you sell ck torches to Canada?

Nice job!

Jodi, is reverse polarity used for T.I.G.?

Thanks for the video. I like to tig weld stainless steel. First tried it yesterday and it was super satisfying.