I was just thinking, "how come there are so many write-ups, but no video tutorials". Maybe I just haven't searched well enough. There is an amazing wealth of knowledge floating around in here; I wanna see it, as much as I wanna read about it. Yes I know there are lots of vids on YouTube of welders welding, but I want some industry specific vids. Like
"this is how I like to weld thin aluminum"
or
"this is how I make the tough angles of a collector"

Just a few examples, but some vids would be cool I think. Not asking for your trade secrets, just something to help guys looking for some help getting better.

 

Miller, Lincoln, Eastwood, all of them have several videos on both their websites and Youtube that goes over lots of things, like sharpening tungsten, material prep, choice in filler rod, torch angle, rate of adding rod, all that kind of stuff. as well as weldingtipsandtricks.com

 

I have videos I made to watch my own technique. They are not on youtube.

 

http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/

 

Yes, i have seen "weldingtipsandtricks", but I was hoping to see some of the work we see here. Just hoping to see how some of you guys are getting such uniform beads, and the different techs that achieved such uniformity.

 

its all in how you move and add filler.

normally its move a 16th or so then pause and repeat