Usually low ph condensate. But maybe there is something dripping on it since it’s on top and maybe outside of the pipe. What’s above it

Money being made, i love it!!!!

Hastelloy at 18- much respect young buck!!! I would invest in a PAPR system for your health as all of those alloys are cancerous as fuck!!! See how I rhymed that!!!

Make sure you use the right materials. Sus that it eroded so quickly.

Your weld look consistent. This is good. You are not tying your vertical into your horizontal correctly. Your vertical should transition up and over into the horizontal, not your horizontal transitioning to a vertical down at the end of your horizontal weld. This is a small issue but if you’re striving for excellence this is the proper weld transition for HSS to HSS. FYI

Nice review, to be fair use mild steel with correct wire 0.30 more heat then get the hammer bet it wont break ! Keep the content coming 😎

YES. Nice

😎👍

Ramp that restart but very nice

Dude- is that a microwave oven in the background that you are using for your tig power source!!!? 😂😂😂

You magnetized the hell out of it with that tiger paw damn.

I’ve used these type of machines for sheet metal and exhaust pipe and it’s great for that hobby stuff. I even stick welded a work bench with 6013 3/32 and it ran those great

Man, you’ve got real talent! Awesome!

I don't think people understand just how much of an art form TIG welding is. Killer welding dude, demand top dollar.

Walking the cup!

I swear that looks like the weld shop I was at on the north slope in Alaska

It’s Dolph

I adopted my autistic nephew.. im 29, i wish i had a skill..wish i had the money to learn this skill..

Now walk it out lol

I just wonder what kind of electrod is he using , I'm not welder and for my little project I needed to cut 30mm hole for a shaft in 8 mil iron sheet and I kid you not I used 10 of those 2.5 electrod (I used 200a)

Gotta love tech trades, skills there, he gonna do just fine in the trade

That man has some skills.

How much purge are you pushing through for your root not to sugar up?

Hello brother Hope you and your family are doing great. Could you please tell me the model of your miller welding machine ?

Good shit

Thanks for not using a cutting torch and sledge hammer! -From an old gearbox repair dog.

Slickkkkk

Angle iron boogie

Welds look real good...thanks

Jack screws do work.

Hell yeah brother

Kinda impressed how you roll that flange with your forearm/elbow while still feeding the rod smoothly. I can barely hold a stinger lol, let alone walk the cup, roll the flange and feed the rod all at the same time. 😅😅

Undercut and cold lap. I see you welded uphill on parts of this branch. That’s a good way to bust a test.

I think it says the TIG torch and cord are extra. Thanks very much for this informational video!

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Nice welding 👍

I like the short, but if there is anyway u could edit it by zoom out the text, so we'll b able to read the whole sentence, that'd b great.

Thanks for the video. I am thinking of getting a welder. I have only a very small shop which is mainly a wood shop. I suppose I am asking for a fire by taking up welding in it? Can you comment? I do not even have a metal table.

Voy comensando aser soldador me gusta su video gracias

Clever to cut the sq out. nice job, very decent stick welding. A+

Как вы так хуёво варите корень?

Does it work with 220v?

Your a incrediable welder and your videos are top notch we all need each other to share and learn from, welders are in a class of our owne the art of the trade can be pretty unforgiveing at times frustrateing the heck out of us, but when we have guys and girls produce videos and share there views and experiences wiith the intent to help anyone who may see these videos makes me very proud to be in this field even though things can be pretty harsh for us welders, kuto's to all who share for the better enjoy.

Thanks for the video. Why do you use a 6010 for the root? Why not 7018 for that as well? or some other rod, like a 6013?

Thank you so much for this video. I love the honesty, good and not so good. At work we are looking to repair or replace our 80's era Syncrowave 500. I was wondering how the Primeweld models were doing with 6010, so this helps me a lot. Looking for something that runs on 480 volts though. I'm hearing a lot of good about Primeweld.