TIG Welding Rod Rack, Pulse Settings, Speed Tacking and more

Lots of tips in this video so lets get to it.

[rickylee]

I spend of lot of time on this channel as a self taught tig welder. So I make sure to spend a little time and money at the weldmonger store.

I really appreciate all of the free knowledge and experience that you share on here.

[arnomaas]

there may be many other welding youtube channels but polite, honest, patient, helpful hosts are rare ! Thank you for your videos !

[MrSiloketh]

This channel is a 100x better than that "Mr TIG", you actually explain things in better detail and produce a better more informative video

[bcbloc]

Jody, your channel is well worth the time for anybody, especially for anybody that welds!

[FiremanCH]

I miss the projects you used to make. Like your downdraft table, three legged stool and such. I always liked watching you fabricate.

[ianyonok]

I'm learning TIG, so this channel is very informative and things are explained very well. Thank you Jody.

[milkcrate]

There are other choices for welding videos... yours is the only one I am subscribed to! Best on YT! Thank you for sharing your expertise!

[CraigHollabaugh]

Never TIG welded before, but after watching this fine video. I'm considering buying a real TIG welder and start learning. Thanks from Colorado.

[exuptoy]

Hey Jody, just a quick hi from the U.K. Only just started using a Tig after purchasing a Parweld XTT202 AC/DC and wasn’t sure how to set up the pulse settings. Love your videos as everything is clear and concise and everything is explained very well. Keep it up.

[ckiriako]

Jody you have the best welding videos, the best youtube welding channel imho

[paulkoo]

Got to love the fact you give measurements in both inches and millimeters

[peterbaynes]

Nice work Jody... as always. I liked the speed tacking demonstration, very effective.

[wallbawden]

also building the simple brackets as you call them its good practice for us novices keep the tips coming and your tool you use have similar had it for years got the tip for that from an old gent who was a cooper of all things and black smith nice chap thought me a lot witch i am now have the time to get back into all of this sort of stuff also have the lathe and mill all good tools for making all sorts of stuff hence watching your videos cheers

[Florida-welder]

love your channel bro.... you go a lil more in depth then any other welding youtuber out there keep it up

[garyclagett]

I am a big fan of yours, love the close ups you show, best view of Welding on the web !!

[joelyboyblue]

You've got the best stuff on Youtube Jody, I share it every chance I get, hope you are only gaining viewership

[liquidtool]

Hey Jody, I build custom furniture, and much of my welding education has been from you and Chucke2009. What I can't seem to find on youtube, strangely, is much of anything about the fabrication part of welding. Tons about the beads, and almost nothing about best practices for fabrication. What welds to hit first, how best to clamp complicated frames, how to combat warping, etc. My beads are plenty good enough for what I do, but what kicks my ass is getting things clamped up and tacked and welded clean without shit getting all the hell out of square.

So I, for one, am asking for more content like that. As far as I'm concerned you're the best source for it.

[kevinlwiltfong]

Yeah Jody, there are lots of choices on YouTube, but you truly set the standard for others to try their damndest to match. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and techniques.

[sedulousdabbler]

Thank you so much for including 'mm' in your explanations. Not many Americans do. It's really handy for English viewers. We have got it all here. If you buy timber or metal in England you can often ask for 3 meters of 2"x4". WTF? Keep it coming, I love your stuff :-)

[papalilburn]

Absolutely one of the best most informative videos you've made. Thanks!!!