Than you for the post!! I am big into building cars and have always wanted a car rotissarie. Now just as soon as i get a place where i can build a shop i will fab one of these up......wouldnt fit in my current single car garage

Being inexperienced doesnt exactly help being able to join in the conversations here. So.......questions it is. Would anyone be able to define or describe this arc blow? Or gas blow?

Wow. There is a lot to this food grade stuff!! Thank you for the response!

I just found his videos on youtube a few days ago. That is how i found his site and also this forum. Great place to get help for new guys like you and i. I am learning a lot already

Ah..the all mighty tri clover fitting. I weld those daily 316L stainless for Food Grade apps. Typically with a food grade job you would do a autogenous weld (no filler), full penetration with an argon back purge. Using filler is not ideal as you'll have too much reinforcement in the I'd of the pipi...

Thank you sir! BTW, i do love the saying or signature line!!

Those are some great looking tables! I would like to try my hand at something like that

Hello. I am the typical, learn to weld by trying things and see what works and what doesnt, kind of welder. I have never attended a welding class or anything of that nature, so i am not much on the correct terms and such. That being said, i can only say that Jody offers some great videos on weldingt...

Just the kind of answers i was looking for. I did just watch one of jody's videos that has the trick with copper at the end of the weld to run onto like you said. I was unsure if that was acceptable for chromoly but that answers it. Thanks guys

........good point there

Hey guys. I am bery new to the whole tig welding thing. Only made a few simple welds so far. I am just running a scratch start setup on my miller engine driven stick welder. I am going to need a lot more practice before i make any attempts at welding a rollcage or suspension components. My question ...

Hello everybody. I am Jason and live in south carolina. Most welding and fabrication that i do is automotive restoration, racing, off-road and agricultural and equipment repair. Great with a mig gun!!! (But who isnt?) just learning good with stick and tig. Looking forward to learning from all of the...