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First of all I want to thank you for your time to be willing to put together these welding lessons ,so that men like myself that are trying to start a welding career will have a edge in wise to the feild, “thank you!” But my question is or should be a request instead is: Is there anyway that you could use more adequate light in the videos as it is hard to see exactly the parts and teckniques being used.
Growing in Gods Grace,
James
could you show a tig root on 316 stainless. I’m having a hard time with it.
I will see what I can do, but I am having to move out of my present location
and don’t know when I will get set up again. It may be a while. Hang
in there. Stainless is tough at first. It is very heavy compared to carbon.
It also draws very rapidly wanting to close up your gap. Keep those things
in mind when welding on it.
Michael