Exactly the same experience as I had then.
Funny thing is - I seem to remember seeing the video with Brent when Jody first made it the topic of his newsletter.
Nothing much one can do but check in occasionally I guess, but if the written interview is just a transcript of the video, that'll work too.

Hi,
I wanted to revisit the interview with Brent Williams
http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/tig ... rview.html
only to find it has become password protected
My forum password doesn't work, what else is there?

Marry X-mas everyone
Floyd

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