: TRUST YOUR PUDDLE 💴

[AnonymousVaps]

A lot of people out there with too big of an ego to teach anyone anything, I genuinely appreciate the info

[richpoor]

Not enough of these guys around anymore. It’s an art form and it should be passed on and preserved.

[jacobbing]

Trust your puddle is literally the greatest advice I just heard as a newer welder thank you

[MetaVizions]

I was only a laborer but watching the welders get their bead set was always a treat

Edit: Thanks for giving me my most liked YT comment. Also I can see just fine, I go to raves with lasers all the time, my hearing between construction sites & raves ain’t so good though 😂😂.

On my free time I do like to stare into the sun & eat crayons as well.

[Will_JJHP]

This is the kind of old knowledge that needs to be kept alive and shared far & wide. Really reassuring seeing a young guy like yourself keeping that flame alive

[exhiteknornmichael]

Giving props to the ole men that did it first. Props to you young man!

[vmwindustries]

Thanks for the tips, and passing the knowledge! This is what YouTube should be about! Sharing knowledge! Making humans more powerful!

[carlosolvera]

I’m not a welder or work in the oil field, I’m a mechanic, but I always appreciate a guy who is teaching the new guys because I relied on that YouTube info early on in my career.

[iterativegrowth]

Man, I love people expressing their passion / skill like this. Don’t even care what the specific area of expertise is, I just enjoy people being good at shit.

[SUPERABRASIVES]

This Knowledge is something that is so underrated in our society today. Keep up the good work man. You are an inspiration to to many misguided little dudes. One day someone will tell you how you saved their life

[Djhawt]

Nicely explained man! trades need more of these guys who will take the time to explain, show and help apprentices. I’m a journeyman ironworker but my whole apprenticeship was hell because we didn’t have this. Just a bunch of hot head tough guys

[KingDeeba]

as an outside machinist, damn i love seeing great welds. these videos bring me life

[kdorangerangerpete]

I been burnin rod for 30 years. No bragging or trying to out do anyone. Just gettin good work turned out. The processes are real but do what works and is comfortable as long as it passes. Everybody is different regardless of what they teach at even the very best school! I can't weld like others. Others can't weld like me. The actual welding part is the easy part.

[codygooch]

Nothing more beautiful than seeing a contractor doing what they’re good at.

[AdaptiveRider]

When he says 'trust' the bevel, what i think he is saying is 'antipate and master your technique and the bevel will catch it.' Its awesome to hear him articulate it!

[bobbymorgret]

Guys like this will continuously learn and grow because they're not afraid to share what they've already learned and in return good karma for them. 🇺🇸

[MMOchAForPrez]

That was a great way of showing what you're explaining. Thank you

[marcpedneault]

I remember bob at 70 still being asked t weld on pipeline. Every weld inspected was perfect. Hard to find good welders

[Travis-em]

Without knowledge or the teaching of a trade the future generations will never know keep on keeping on my man we need more of this

[rohw]

Gotta appreciate a hard working young man 🫡