The next tools in the MRO world next to magnification and light are mirrors! These are the ones I use daily!

Part 1 here:
https://welderskills.vhx.tv/videos/mro-intro-and-mag

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

I thought it would be fun to share some of the things I do at my day job. These upcoming videos will show some of the daily tools I use and how I use them. My goal is to recreate repair scenarios and show you what to expect. Hope these can help.

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.

I spent the day of July 4 working on the garage. Have been wanting to raise this bench so that I could use the space underneath more efficiently. Thought I would take you along for this update in the shop.

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!

Can you tell the difference between 4043 and 5356 filler if the stamps or flags are gone? Here are 3 simple ways to tell and a story of is it really the right filler. Keep these in your mental toolbox. Could save your behind one day!

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 what is answering a question about coolant for your TIG welders. I have used a few in my day and these are my thoughts. Hope it helps!

I wanted to continue the conversation about truncating your tungsten and see how it affects different joints. I chose a lap joint and let’s see how it goes. Same four point options as the butt weld but this time things go a little different. Enjoy!

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!

Have you ever wondered how lunging your tungsten would affect the puddle? I’ve wondered so in this video I ran 4 welds with 4 different tungsten’s that had different levels of blunting. Let’s see the results. Will you try it too? Comment below! Enjoy!

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.

Hey everyone, thought I would do a quick shop update to let you know what I’ve been up to, what problems I’ve had and what I’ve been trying to work on. The new shop has been really nice, but has had a lot of surprises along the way.

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