Hello everyone still at home taking care of business . My welding machine started knocking now i got to go single hand . Keep up the good work and Thank You.
Yes, I have been receiving your emails. Just been too busy to reply until now. Thanks for staying in touch. My knowledge of welding is very limited so I look forward to learning all I can. Also interested in torch cutting and welding and would like some equipment recommendations. Something inexpensive and safe to use to start out with.
Yes I am getting your emails,
Also if you could put it out toeveryone I am looking for a welding bed for a 2003 f350 ford and a pipeline welding machine.
Thanks,
Bill
I would apprec
I am receiving your emails and want to say thanks for all the good info on pipe welding. I am going to break out into welding soon and need all the help I can get.
I am receiving your emails and want to say thanks for all the good info on pipe welding. I am going to break out into welding soon and need all the help I can get.
getting all your emails here in canada. enjoying all the pipe stuff. would like some standing joints in different positions if it’s possible. thanx, keep up the good work
Hi Mr. Treadway, i have been without a computer for almost two months now and i found e-mails from you, am so sorry that it has taken too long to get back to you however i received and receive all your mails, vidios and so on. am sending you a feedback on thanksgiiving that is when i will have more time to sit on the computer again.
I am recieving your emails and look forward to the TIG videos. Other than reading material on the Miller site and publications available at Barnes & NobleI have no formal welding training.
I am a mech engineer and have been welding as a hobby for a few years. Almost all the work is related to automotive projects. I have a small mig (miller 140xp), tig (syncrowave 250) and plasma cutter (375 extreme). Most of my time is spent welding steel and aluminum but I am getting interested in trying some Titanium. Am considering making a tube chassis as part of a track car fabrication.
Have just finished watching your Tig Videos & really enjoyed and learnt from them only downside is im left hanging out for more …………… Would love to see more TIG videos.
A big thumbs up for showing us some ideas on positioning and how to walk your tig Rig along a pipe bevel!
I got soooooooo much outta this part of your presentation Bless you!
Hi Michael!
I just finished watching the Tig pipe series, and SMAW uphill pipe. Fantastic! Just what I was looking for. I’ve been welding for 35-years, but mostly wire feeds, and stick. Wanted to broaden my skills with Tig, and pipe welding, without going back to welding school. Your videos are perfect for me. They have shown me things I’ve never seen before, and reminded me of things I forgot from welding school back in the early 1970’s.
Great work, keep it up!
Carl
Hey my friend, Thank you so much for your encouraging words
and comments. I am glad that I was able to put out something that
seems to really be helping people that are getting there hands on it.
Thanks again and I will be mailing your DVD tomorrow and sending you and email in case you don’t get this.
Thanks Carl.
Take Care!!
Michael. Yes I have recieved your emails and I did received the dvds I ordered. I ve been in industrial metal fab for 25 yrs. Most of my work was brewery work. Lots of stainless, not pipe but handrail, gaurds, tanks and conveyoer systems. We tig welded most of these items, shop and field. I am very good with tig rig. Many a times I have been laying in 2 inches of water and beer welding some part overhead. For yrs I got to watch union pipe fitters weld sch5 S/S food grade pipe. Walking the cup and producing beutiful welds inside and out of pipe. I recently got into pipe. Got cert API 1104 6010-7018. I welded for a mech company out of Denver. Now I am working as pipe and vessel fitter for Hettinger in Loveland. I am sure you are familar with that name. I am now taking self study course at local community college to learn tig on pipe. In all my yrs of tig welding I never tryed walking the cup. Tried it the first time a week ago and produced the best welds ever, the procces is great. I am having problems getting my root in consistant and convex. Your video with the chopped in half coupon LOL was great in showing how to do this. The techniqe of putting your filler rod in from the back of the weld was an eye opener, very helpful but difficult to do. Stick welding is second nature to me but watching you cap out with 7018 was interesting. Never seen the bent rod trick, I am going to try that. One of the things you could help some of us out with is welding terminology. There is so many ridiculous terms out there that intemidate people. Ive been welding with 6010 for yrs but didnt know what 5p was. Single hand, what the hell is that. I now know what these are but for the uninitiated these terms can be a problem. Maybe something you can incoparate into your program. I am glad you don’t edit out your screw ups. Like when you screw up your tungsten or stick your filler rod, I can relate a lot better. Keep up the good work, I am off to finish watching tig series. Thanks again Keith
Hey Keith,
Thanks for the very informative post. I am glad you got your shipment.
I try to be timely with all my business. I appreciate your questions and upfront approach to what you are looking to get out of all this.
I will absolutely keep that in mind and probably just put out an article with some answers to these questions.
Please let me know your take on the package you got.
Thanks Michael!!
Hi there. I’m just a novice. I wanted to get info’s of what type of welding machine should I get for my application which is manufacturing (motorcycle frames). I’m thinking of Mig or Tig. Which is better?
Hey friend,
That is a tuff question to answer.
You really could go either way with
that. I think I would lean towards
TIG. I think you will have more control
with what you are doing and also
the welds will look better. You don’t have
to work the cup or anything on welds like
that, you just have to move the rig over the
filler rod laid in place once your heat is set,
and walla!!
Michael, i got email thanks i started welding in high school 1971-1974 1 year welding vo tech what a great trade & art to know i done mig & stick thru the years but not tig at this time the welding i do is on the drilling rig i work on mostly stick 5p LH-7018 when its needed. but still interested in gaining more of what i can i enjoy your videos sharing your knowledge of welding procedures.maybe sometime if you could do something following blue prints i have a brother at Evanston WY thank you sir for what you are doing .Kansas Bill
Here is the first post by me so you can follow the pattern. It is super easy. Thank You!
Yes I am getting your emails!
yes getting all emails.
Getting your emails
tnx
Yes I’m getting your emails, and bring on the new videos.
On the first one on putting in the root pass on the pipe. Have you already or are you going to show putting on the cover or cap pass?
Thanks Dick.
yes,thanks
Hello everyone still at home taking care of business . My welding machine started knocking now i got to go single hand . Keep up the good work and Thank You.
Dear Sir,
I am very sorry to reply you
Yes I am getting your emails!
Thanks
Yogesh Chaudhari
Yes
I am one of the faithful
Yes, I have been receiving your emails. Just been too busy to reply until now. Thanks for staying in touch. My knowledge of welding is very limited so I look forward to learning all I can. Also interested in torch cutting and welding and would like some equipment recommendations. Something inexpensive and safe to use to start out with.
Thanks – Paul
yes
yes recieving mail
Yes I am getting the emails.
Hi,
Great video’s. Not much time for me to do a college night course thing. Hoping this will improve my stick/mig/tig welding !
Yes , I’m getting your e-mails
Thanks, Chris
Yes I am getting your emails,
Also if you could put it out toeveryone I am looking for a welding bed for a 2003 f350 ford and a pipeline welding machine.
Thanks,
Bill
I would apprec
Getting your emails, have not started to weld yet, gaining more technical experience.
yes I do recieve your emails and would like to continue…
Assabet Valley Vocational High School
Metal Fabrication / Welding Instructor
Retaired Navy Seabee Chief
—Neil—
I am getting the emails, thanks. Would like to see more on stick welding, pipe stuff, plate out of position etc. thanks
yes i am.
yes
Yes I am getting your e-mails, Thank you for all your hard work.
Yes, I’m getting your emails.
Yes I,m getting the emails GREAT job,I,ve beeen welding over 30yrs still learning. Please keep them coming,
Thanks again
John
hi michael,
yes i’m recieving all your e-mails, and look forward to getting them, good luck with your project.
nick kelly
Sure, I’m still getting your emails.
have only viewed the crud trap no sound , still waiting on fix doug
Yes, I’m getting your emails. Thanks.
Thanks, Yes I have been receiving your very informative mails.
Yes, getting emails and anxiously awaiting in some MIG tutorials.
Yes getting your e-mails looking forwarde to your TIG welding
Hi,
I got your first video
Thanks, Yogesh
Yes,
I am receiving your emails and want to say thanks for all the good info on pipe welding. I am going to break out into welding soon and need all the help I can get.
Thanks
Donny
Yes,
I am receiving your emails and want to say thanks for all the good info on pipe welding. I am going to break out into welding soon and need all the help I can get.
Thanks
Donny
Receiving your e-mails loud and clear over the pond in the UK where it’s raining raining raining…. take care
Hugh
Yes
yes
yes i have been getting them thanks very much
Yes, I’m receiving your e-mails and looking forward to more info. Thank you.
yes I am recieving your emails and at times can not respond immediately
sorry to not reply sooner
yes iam geting emails
getting all your emails here in canada. enjoying all the pipe stuff. would like some standing joints in different positions if it’s possible. thanx, keep up the good work
Really enjoying the ‘behind the lens’ video series keep up the great work am looking foward to your Tig presentations!
Regards Lou
Great articles thanks for the info.
i like your videos on youtube but can you do a video on up hill pipe welding and mig tig pipe welding thank you for all your good videos ..
I like your videos on youtube can you do one on up hill pipe welding and mig tig pipe welding keep up the good work
Hi Mr. Treadway, i have been without a computer for almost two months now and i found e-mails from you, am so sorry that it has taken too long to get back to you however i received and receive all your mails, vidios and so on. am sending you a feedback on thanksgiiving that is when i will have more time to sit on the computer again.
I’m writing to let you know I get your e-mails keep them coming.
Hi Mr Treadway,
I am recieving your emails and look forward to the TIG videos. Other than reading material on the Miller site and publications available at Barnes & NobleI have no formal welding training.
I am a mech engineer and have been welding as a hobby for a few years. Almost all the work is related to automotive projects. I have a small mig (miller 140xp), tig (syncrowave 250) and plasma cutter (375 extreme). Most of my time is spent welding steel and aluminum but I am getting interested in trying some Titanium. Am considering making a tube chassis as part of a track car fabrication.
Brian
Gidday Mr trend
Have just finished watching your Tig Videos & really enjoyed and learnt from them only downside is im left hanging out for more …………… Would love to see more TIG videos.
A big thumbs up for showing us some ideas on positioning and how to walk your tig Rig along a pipe bevel!
I got soooooooo much outta this part of your presentation Bless you!
Keep inspiring US!
Regards Lou
Luke, Why do you keep calling me Mr. Trend?
Hi Michael!
I just finished watching the Tig pipe series, and SMAW uphill pipe. Fantastic! Just what I was looking for. I’ve been welding for 35-years, but mostly wire feeds, and stick. Wanted to broaden my skills with Tig, and pipe welding, without going back to welding school. Your videos are perfect for me. They have shown me things I’ve never seen before, and reminded me of things I forgot from welding school back in the early 1970’s.
Great work, keep it up!
Carl
Hey my friend, Thank you so much for your encouraging words
and comments. I am glad that I was able to put out something that
seems to really be helping people that are getting there hands on it.
Thanks again and I will be mailing your DVD tomorrow and sending you and email in case you don’t get this.
Thanks Carl.
Take Care!!
Michael. Yes I have recieved your emails and I did received the dvds I ordered. I ve been in industrial metal fab for 25 yrs. Most of my work was brewery work. Lots of stainless, not pipe but handrail, gaurds, tanks and conveyoer systems. We tig welded most of these items, shop and field. I am very good with tig rig. Many a times I have been laying in 2 inches of water and beer welding some part overhead. For yrs I got to watch union pipe fitters weld sch5 S/S food grade pipe. Walking the cup and producing beutiful welds inside and out of pipe. I recently got into pipe. Got cert API 1104 6010-7018. I welded for a mech company out of Denver. Now I am working as pipe and vessel fitter for Hettinger in Loveland. I am sure you are familar with that name. I am now taking self study course at local community college to learn tig on pipe. In all my yrs of tig welding I never tryed walking the cup. Tried it the first time a week ago and produced the best welds ever, the procces is great. I am having problems getting my root in consistant and convex. Your video with the chopped in half coupon LOL was great in showing how to do this. The techniqe of putting your filler rod in from the back of the weld was an eye opener, very helpful but difficult to do. Stick welding is second nature to me but watching you cap out with 7018 was interesting. Never seen the bent rod trick, I am going to try that. One of the things you could help some of us out with is welding terminology. There is so many ridiculous terms out there that intemidate people. Ive been welding with 6010 for yrs but didnt know what 5p was. Single hand, what the hell is that. I now know what these are but for the uninitiated these terms can be a problem. Maybe something you can incoparate into your program. I am glad you don’t edit out your screw ups. Like when you screw up your tungsten or stick your filler rod, I can relate a lot better. Keep up the good work, I am off to finish watching tig series. Thanks again Keith
Hey Keith,
Thanks for the very informative post. I am glad you got your shipment.
I try to be timely with all my business. I appreciate your questions and upfront approach to what you are looking to get out of all this.
I will absolutely keep that in mind and probably just put out an article with some answers to these questions.
Please let me know your take on the package you got.
Thanks Michael!!
Hi there. I’m just a novice. I wanted to get info’s of what type of welding machine should I get for my application which is manufacturing (motorcycle frames). I’m thinking of Mig or Tig. Which is better?
Hey friend,
That is a tuff question to answer.
You really could go either way with
that. I think I would lean towards
TIG. I think you will have more control
with what you are doing and also
the welds will look better. You don’t have
to work the cup or anything on welds like
that, you just have to move the rig over the
filler rod laid in place once your heat is set,
and walla!!
Michael, i got email thanks i started welding in high school 1971-1974 1 year welding vo tech what a great trade & art to know i done mig & stick thru the years but not tig at this time the welding i do is on the drilling rig i work on mostly stick 5p LH-7018 when its needed. but still interested in gaining more of what i can i enjoy your videos sharing your knowledge of welding procedures.maybe sometime if you could do something following blue prints i have a brother at Evanston WY thank you sir for what you are doing .Kansas Bill