This FMF is about another tool you hope you never need to use in the shop! That tool is a good Firstaid Kit

This week's FMF is asking if you do the hard stuff first or keep it till the end? I talk a bit about how I deal with this and how sometimes I have a hard time making it happen.

Can you believe there’s 100 FMF episodes!? I can’t! This week I talk about a question that I get ask quite often and try to put to rest some questions that may have a been thought of about the WT&T Podcast. Also have an idea I’d like to try!

This week’s Five Minute Friday is answering a question about Inspectors. The good, bad and the ugly. Not all inspectors are the same but not all inspectors are bad. Here’s how I deal with them. Hope it helps and have a great weekend.

For this week’s, Five Minute Friday, we’re talking about fire extinguishers, but possibly one style that you may not have thought of for your home shop. Hope this helps. Have a great Fourth of July!

This week’s FMF is talking about a question I get asking about what to learn when getting into the trade. This is always my answer. Might have heard this before but still my thoughts. Hope it helps!

This week’s FMF is about what standard have I brought home from my day job to my home shop. This might be something that could help you in your home shop too.

This week’s FMF is talking about flow rates for different materials. I try to keep these rates very simple and standard. Hope this helps!

This week’s FMF is answering an email asking about tips to starting a side business. I thought it might be fun to talk about a few of the BTS things you may not think are important but they really are crucial for a business success.

This week’s FMF is talking about stick out for Tig welding. How far should you go with your tungsten?

This week I wanted to talk a little about the Harbor Freight Cylinder job I had this past weekend. Got a lot of the same questions on Instagram so thought it might help to answer them here! Have a great weekend!

This FMF is all about letting your parts cool down if/when they get too hot. Knowing when your part is too hot, can really change how your puddle reacts.

This week's question asked if they should learn GD&T as a welder?

Have you ever had it when you stop a world and the arc shutters or flutters? That’s what we’re talking about this week. Hope it helps. Enjoy.

Sorry for missing last Friday but we’re catching up on a Monday. This FMF is a little personal history and industry history.

This week we’re talking about what to expect when trying TIG welding over other processes.

This week we’re talking about the different worlds and thoughts about fixtures. There can be very different takes on how they’re made and how well they work. How do you approach a fixture? Comment below. Have a great weekend.

For this FMF I want to talk about setting up yourself for the next day. Taking a little bit of time before the end of the day to think about where you’d like to end your day can really make a big impact on the next morning.

This FMF is about some of the mistakes I see people making while Tig Welding. Hope this helps!

This week I thought it would be fun to show you what we’ve been up to in the shop. Lots going on around the new house. Needed a lot of repairers…. Joys of buying homes but working though them and getting things squared away to make more WS videos soon!

This week’s FMF is based off Joe Rogan’s podcast Ep 1943 talking about an open or closed loop mind set and how it could work for welding.

This week's FMF is about what I think you should do when you put in your two weeks but they want to keep you. A friend of mine was dealing with this a few weeks ago and thought it would be a good topic.

This week’s FMF is all about welding machine maintenance. This is something often forgotten about what is something that is very important to keep your business going and the money flowing.

This week we’re talking about Gasses! What kinds of gasses can you use for TIG outside of Argon.