Body positioning and sight lines make a world of difference welding.

Learning to position your body and create good sight lines enable better welding ability. Developing this thought process will make you a better welder.

[cmmr]

I've been struggling with my basic welding and not a single instructor has given me any information like this. Thank you, can't wait til Monday now!

[sarahfawx]

Very helpful, I can't believe my teacher didn't show us this. My classmates and I would have saved a lot of time.

[JQuallsPhotos]

This was the video I was looking for.
I feel like this will help tremendously.
Stoked to try it out Tuesday when I go back in.

[skyjumper]

Great video. This should be taught first day of practical hands on.

I hope all the major learning trade school and academy’s of welding show this block of instruction.

This saves time, not only for the student and instructor.

[joesfh]

One of the most overlooked aspects for beginners. Thank you for posting this video, gave me some good ideas how to make myself comfortable.

[JonDingle]

As an unqualified welder that has been welding for a good few years on farms, I am glad to have found this channel. Great tips and information for all welders of any skill level. Thanks for uploading and on my next welding video (currently repairing a tractor bucket which I am videoing in several parts) I will put a card their to bring viewers to your channel! All the best Jon.

[xavier]

You taught more in 8 min than teachers in 7months

[ivanrodriguez]

Taught me more than my instructor ever has

[angieswelding]

That you so much I'll try these techniques at school..the instructors don't tell me these things. This video was so helpful keep it up

[glennh]

I thought you were in Australia at the beginning of the video! That welding booth is almost identical to the one where I learned to weld at a TAFE campus in Melbourne. 🙂

[getsmart]

That was gold mate...it's amazing how many teachers/intructors forget about the foundation of the students and start building theory on the beginners unstable (winging it) base form.

[kzltilkininhobievi]

simple and great expression.. right place for beginners.. thanks for this video..

[TheAussiePirate]

Well that has sorted a whole bunch of stuff out for me right there. Thanks man!

[billsmith]

Do you have a video on building that welding stand? That is a great design! I’m curious if you bolted it to the floor?

[stewartmartin]

Thank You for this, ill deffinatly try this net time im in the bay in college, you're a gent for this video

[tomk]

Great video, thanks for taking the time and sharing it👍

[tomsommer]

Mark that was very helpful. Thank you.

[danielespinozagonzales]

The best and inportant advise for beginner like me change my welding quality thanks a lot sr. I apreciate your advise!!!

[ao]

Excellent explanation and teaching method.

[matthewdaigle]

This becomes very important when you have to make a 40' long 1" fillet on the inside of something you can't get comfy inside of you gotta know what you are looking for and how to do it before you get into a sticky situation where you need the basics so you can adapt for a weld that takes 10 hours