Welding Down At The Local Co-op

My dad used to say… I don’t care what you do, just be the best at it and the work will fine you.

:goodvibes: I got to say that looks spectacular, really straight. I like the 90 degree elbows into the ground. Looks very professional.. Mr. Ross !!! Bravo !!!

My husband and I like the leather knee pads especially on " grip strut " as the plastic knee pads slip at the the wrong moment. Will check out the shirt. Our go to rod for that job 1/8 6010. Very comphy in all positions, about 80 amps on our machines. A pause whip to control heat and wont blow out excess gaps.

I like how you explain everything, great welding channel, THANKS

Sure did enjoy this video, that was quite a job you had there and it turned out good. Hope the OLDTIMERS around there give their approval . Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the great work ethics and videos and having a little fun while you work helps too. Fred.

Your videos have been great since the beginning brother, I have always enjoyed them, and this one is no exception, and thank you for all you do! God bless you and your family as well!

It was a fantastic job you did. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. Have a great day and take good care of yourself👍👍👨‍🏭👨‍🏭

You make it look easy Ross.

I live and weld in north Florida and have found that the Pipeliners Cloud Coolback welding shirt to be one of the best I have purchased. They have a mid-weight front with light back which helps with temp regulation. Definitely a must try.

I really liked this video I needed a good video to watch . It great that you show your mistakes (putting the ground in the wrong spot) It is nice to know that I am not the only one that does stuff like that 😀 Austin you make it look easy filling those big gaps I always have issues doing that but Thanks again Jb

Got my coffee n ready to watch 👨🏻‍🏭

Hoping things are great for you and your family Austin✌️👊😎🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏❤️ thanks for the great effort once again...

Great project and video, Austin; in line with your attitude of continuous improvement, this seems like a great time to mention welding screens (and maybe welding blankets). In your micro-town environment where most folks still retain some common sense regarding arc welding safety, it probably wasn't necessary for you to employ screens, but your audience might appreciate your commentary on how and when portable welding screens are useful. And regarding blankets, say if that old clay tile building you were welding close to, was something like high-finish marble or wood siding, how blankets can (and should) be employed. Keep producing these videos, you have a large and growing audience. The world needs more examples of skilled tradesmen, who try with every new project to do better than the last one.

Was wondering if you used that saddle scribe I sent you to make saddles . worked well when I used it on Sch 80 -6 inch you're doing a fine job Austin. Can send pictures so others can make their own

Well I didn't have a coffee but I did have a big slice of Costco log cake for this build. Nice work👌

Freeze rod professional👍

You sure do stack dimes !! Slick brotha 👍🏻

Another great video. You make it look easy. Haha

it's good practice to try to make all your welds look pretty even when they don't have to. it's keeps your skills sharp for when they DO have to look pretty.

Love watching your videos always learn something from you and I was wondering if your welding jackets will come back can we get an update on that if you know for sure that you won’t get any more?