It’s not just the quality of the welds or the depth of knowledge that impresses - it the generosity of the author. I think the community is grateful to you for all three.

my top tip- the sliding square should never be used for checking square. as the sliding square slides it gradually wears down unevenly. always use a ruler and 3+4=5.

Now I know for a fact that our cell phones spy on us but it's crazy that this video came up because I was actually looking for it on Jody's website the other day cuz I got a project coming up and I didn't say anything physically I just went on Jody's site and looked for the video I couldn't find it and that was it I never mentioned anything about it other than in my head and now this video pops up, freaky. Jody if you see this, if you had some 1x2 rectangular stainless tubing and your making a mitered 90 degree elbow, the hard way, with 5 gores, 4 weld joints. Should I gap each weld joint a hair on the throat side, then tack, then follow weld sequencing?

If you haven't found out yet, the stuff that comes out of those dusting cans is highly flammable.

Welding god.

i am a body repair guy,and your welding channel is the best bar none. thank you for making it here and sharing with us

When i went to school we made several V-joints with thick steel, Worked around the shrinkage by placing a MMA stick (OK 48.00) on the starter side, And a bigger electrode on the other side.

He uses a very thin filler wire to produce nice fine beads.

Boy why do I love Tig Welding

Jody we do not have many choices on here, your channel is in depth that's why I like it, plus all your arc shots are pretty awesome.

Jody, i would never choose another channel. I've learned so much from you. Thank you for your time and effort making these videos!

I ran across this video and was so amazed to see someone doing exactly the same thing I did for a living for about 3 years. I learned a great deal about TIG welding 1 1/2 inch square stainless and TIG welding in general from my employer. He covered a great deal of the squaring and shrinkage issues in his instructions to me and I was very happy to learn these skills. I learned even more from this very informative video. I give you a perfect mark for showing accurate and very useful information. Excellent video ! !

Awesome welds! A pleasure to watch true artists in the business.

Excellent...... Awesome, this is why I'm in school, and these super high quality videos are what puts this channel far, far above almost all the other ones. Jody has this stuff down straight. The editing is superb and sound quality is crystal clear. Thank you again Jody. Jim

What a great job. You make things look easy, certainly a lot of good tools, excellent technique and outstanding professionalism. Enjoy your vids quite a bit. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making this possible.

Man these videos are going to help a a TON when i get to school at the end of the month. i really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.

I know this is an old video, but I would like to thank you for putting this up, Jody. I'm just starting out and your videos have been incredibly helpful. Thanks!

I've looked at many channels, but this channel and your presentation skills Jody, make it my go-to channel and the one I recommend the most... great work, and many thanks for the ongoing education you're providing me.

Beautiful, Roy really know what he's doing and thanks a bunch for the video Jody!

A big thank you for all your work! I learn something from every Video. Most of the "real world" knowledge that I have gained about tig welding has come from you channel. I am slowly improving my skills. Thanks again