Are you TOO YOUNG to start your Welding Business?!

[jackiechan]

I think an important aspect to it as-well are the jobs you take on. If you’re confident in the welds and know the material you’re golden. Just don’t take jobs you aren’t ready for even if they do open doors. Likely if you take the job while knowing you can’t do as efficiently and skillfully as someone else don’t do it it’ll just as easily close the doors as they open them.

[bishopsdiyautorepair]

I've been watching your channel for a while Anthony and got out of school with experience through work and now I got me a hobart engine ran welder and starting to get tools set up and got a new job to get more experience with welding and fabrication and got my first side job fixing the gate and back of a trailor where the gate mounts and the guy it was for loved it

[sparksmobilerepair]

That hair though lol livin wild out there Anthony!

[nicklebac]

I have 3 years experience now I’m 24 I’d like to start getting a rig together and go out on my own in the next couple years. I’ve got a lot of experience doing all types of railings and stairs and forging stuff and structural steel and equipment repair but I’m still learning everyday, I’m going to keep getting paid to learn for now.

[christopherflannery]

What did you do and how old where you before running your first business? Including the bounce house rental business

[brandonpeck]

So how does one get experience for “mobile welding”? Most welding jobs are either manufacturing or fabricating the same shit over and over. You can’t find someone to work for mobile welding and you run into so much different stuff while mobile welding that you won’t find at a “normal” welding job.

[paulwaldt]

I learned more in 2 weeks on the job than I did in 2 semesters of welding class. No replacement for experience!

[quickshot]

I only have 3 years of experience welding and went to welding school. Mobile welding is A LOT of what I like to call “shit work”, nothing prepares you in welding school to hold a piece up while on ur back and weld with one hand, that’s real life experience, and I got that for fixing various shit for people over the years, and as such my business is popping off. I’ve seen numerous people who can do 5g, 6g pipe but can’t fabricate for shit and can’t do any real world welding and thus don’t have the skills to start their own business despite being 10x the welder I am and 10x the experience.

[theguythatlikestodostuff.]

Bro I'm 13 and me and my buddies are making our own welding business

[flirman]

never start out on your own.. customer will eat you alive and taxes will rip you a new hole..