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This and the last video it speaks to where I'm at right now looking to quit a a job and start a mobile welding business and there are lots of other rigs around. Thanks for the insight

Do you iron and starch your shirts yourself?

Hi Austin being welding for 42 years and still welding . Greetings from South Africa

good job, Austin!

Again if you cut into a container you need it inspected and certified.

Sorry don't talk so much , and no sucking up. Watch Rudan Roofing , you'll get it.

I’m in the same place. Going in to my normal job is sickening. Just don’t quite have the workload to leave.

I was car welder and auto darkening was somewhere in future. In some tasks I used sun glasses. Now I bought four pack of automatics from auction. Inverter machines are new too, MIG and MMA from auction. Only for DIY purposes.

Good evening sir Am from Nigeria I need a welding 🥽 work 9 years experience please 🙏 help me out

Becoming a rig l can work 24 7 !!

have you ever stuck it against your face??? Good thing this isn't a gun channel...

I've saw one get knocked over, spun around then went up through the roof of the shop, came down through the roof of an elderly ladies house over 1/2 mile away. It wasn't chained to anything stable, and forklift operator bumped it. God bless.

You’re right it does make sense I’m a custom car builder but I can relate to everything that you’re saying the only thing that I think you missed is scheduling so much work you can’t sit down for 5 minutes not being able to eat or shower or sleep

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Getting started in business is nightmare especially in welding😅

thank you for this video, really helped me figure some stuff out with my career I LOVE U MISTER ROSS

I love my Thorogoods. You can definitley get a couple years out of them, and more if you resole them. I prefer the heritage, non-waterproof style beacuse they don't have a liner and are less hot/easier to break in. If you don't need the steel toe, the non-safety toe feels considerably lighter. Thorogood also makes a new slip on, but my feet are too narrow to use them. The only boot I've found that's a little better quality (but harder to break in) is the White's Perry or Red Wing Heritage moc toe, which are both considerably pricier.

Hello Austin I am a locksmith in Europe, I almost never weld, a little TIG for manufacturing and a little arc (6013 only) for distributions on gates or guardrails. I don't intend to become a Pipeline Welder but your mindset helps me do a better job and learn something new every day and have higher demands in my job. Thank you very much for sharing all this knowledge around the world. Simon from France

12:18 The fumes are getting to him, who knew heavy metals were sedative?

Amazing work cutting tacks off to recutt door jam . The detailing in your craftsmanship 👍🏼 Grow up with doors that never shut well too tight.

I get that sometimes it’s maybe ok I guess to go downhill on some welds but looking at this I would think of nothing else but uphill , I mean maybe if it was not needed to be very strong maybe a 6010 downhill root but uphill 701the rest but I’m also a certified structural welder with stick so idk crazy to me to think of people working out there that get good jobs but don’t know the right way to do things because just looking at it I would first instinct think ok 7018 root with a 2 bead cap or whatever but never 7018 downhill that would be more of a mess and harder to deal with then just going uphill anyway so I’m happy you got out there and did it right much respect

Why didn’t you describe creating a neutral flame when you are adjusting the oxygen and acetylene ratios?

Learning and experiences will take you to new levels. Never be afraid to register for school or university. I wasn't college material, but I applied. I was a 1988 VICA champion welder, a few years later, a tool and diemaker. I returned to school and now a dentist. Your skills can only build you!! Apply them!!

Ya I was pretty disparaged about trades when I got my welding cert. couldnt get a job, then the jobs I land a couple of years ago paid less than McDonalds. I was really hoping to raise a family on trade work but the pay is so low, I got job recently that I had to drive 1.5 hrs to the jobsite which they paid milage but it was $18 hr (the "new" average with inflation for manufacturing) but they said they wouldnt pay milage anymore so I left. My last trade job before that was as a machinist but it paid $13 an hour a couple of years ago. I am done with trades now, hopefully I can become a programmer and actually make something that isnt 50 hrs a week min. that isnt paying bottom wage.

what do you mean whem you said level with the world?

Man I wish I had the money so bad

Ive had so many people underbid me and I’ve seen their work. I can’t believe it honestly that’s here in okc

Yessss

Amen Brother!

Interesting!! The portable welder I used in the early 80’s had an exciter on it, you taped the rod to ground and the welder went to high idle. Do they not do that any more?

I loved you so much, your videos and ways but you seem to be only about promotion and making yourself money now. It saddens me to loose another one I looked up to

Hey buddy I got that same radio 😅bring it to work and home everyday with me

Hey Austin, at the moment I do HVAC full time right, just trying to get my feet in the door doing welding, but anyways I use silicone almost every day and as silly as it sounds, if you want a really nice solid bead of silicone without it sticking to you, spit on your finger or just get your finger wet, idk how but it doesn’t stick to your finger when it wet, it blew my mind when I found that out but it’s a nice trick to have.😅

How you know you're in Oklahoma: Tornadoes, ticks and welding trucks.

All great stuff brother! Thank you!!! 👊💪

“Arosswelding, the man who never uses a tape measure” 😂😂😂 love ya brotha ❤🎉

I use a spool gun welding aluminum making awnings