🔥 Feeding Filler Wire like @kanekid

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[paulkurilecz]

I like that observation: Practice until you can do it right and then keep practicing to where you can't do it wrong.

[stevenmitchell]

Calm, steady and consistent movement. That's the result of concentration, dedication and practice, practice, practice. Young man is a master of his trade. Kudos!

[johnroberts]

I currently just got a new job that requires me to tig frequently. I have some experience on the machine. Enough that I passed the weld test and got the job. That being said I struggled very hard to feed my wire smoothly. I was giving a filler rod to take home and practice alittle. I was still struggling with my technique even after practicing alittle and I was was getting very frustrated. So I shot over to YouTube and started looking. This technique changed the game for me. Now I have no issues And filler rod is flowing smoothly. Big thanks to you guys. Really saved me probably weeks of trial and error. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[jacobcarolan]

This guy is so still. Even when he is sitting there he is like a statue, maybe helps his welds.

[wargamingsupernoob]

I adopted this technique in welding school for uphill TIG. 3 years (June 2024 now) after school, this technique helped me weld some 1/4" round stock handles on a 16 gauge stainess screen frame. It was the only way I could get in the corners...

[jonker]

I'm learning tig rn, and it was intimidating until I saw this. Fingers crossed for my next try. Thanks for the video, mad informative.

[dennitone]

I will never have to cut my rods in half again. This technique is amazing. Great control. Thanks

[jasonmaes]

I’ve been trying to feed rod like this gentleman and have never been able to to it properly. His work is always beautiful and I’m trying to step my game up dramatically.

[pipeline_hank]

Wow I didnt know how to feed rod, and now I found the way that I like it. Thanks guys.

[maxprophet]

Practice until your time and money argon

[Fullchiselchainsawartistry]

This guy is good, but seems very humble. I dig that

[rlund]

TOP GUN FAN!! Love it! Teaching my grandson filler rod technique. He is 13. He practices 3 minutes a day each hand for right now. Thanks for bringing KaneKid to us.

[martinrodgers]

As someone who is just starting out...I am amazed with his skill!

[clintevashkevich]

Wow. I’m definitely going to try that technique out! Those are some sick welds KaneKid!

[tuckerorpin-wilkes]

Notice how the tip of the rod never left the shielding area of the cup. Professional

[duncanmacfarlane]

Thank you Bob and Kanekid for a great video

[dusty]

Being critical about your work is a good habit to have

[rolandsmith]

Just started tig-in, (thank god for you tube contributors) think I just found my mentor (kane not the old boy) and what nice bloke with it.

[abec]

I dont know about old welders and the difficulty to change for this style of feeding BUT as a very new welder this feeding style was both easier and more presice for me...

[RoddyDa]

When you’re this cool 😎 the TIG UV’s are always shining. He’s the Prince dime stacker