@@josephd2059 Joseph, thank you so so much for that comment that means everything to me, you guys out of local 433 are the best ,you do the best welded connections on the planet, my son braeden dropped a spool of NR 232 5/64 diameter over at my house so me and the kid Evan are going to start running, this kid Evan is a friend of my daughter Ava. He went to tech school for welding finish number two in the state two years in a row he just finished all his paperwork today believe it or not and he is 3G 4G stick, unlimited thickness, 3G, fluxcore, unlimited, he’s the kid that’s been working at the house on his welding craft prior basically at this moment, he worked his ass off and he’s a week away from starting his career as a Structural ironworker out of LOCAL, 401 Philadelphia PA, I will talk to you soon, Joe thank you so much

Cameron, thank you, my brother, I haven’t talk to you in a while. I hope you are doing well just like I told most of you guys in the last two days that I’ve been getting back to. You /just been very busy. This is probably the most busiest part of my life because of how far my daughter has progressed in her softball career ,so as a father, my job is to have my shit together and make dreams possible, so thank you so much

@@jetweldingllc4691 Sounds good mate. You’ve got to have something to keep you going or else the bad thoughts might creep in, I know that all too well. Keep at it mate, best thing for everyone. 🍺

Mike, what’s up, brother?, I met a brother boilermaker LOCAL 13 retired about a month ago at the gas station by the house. What a cool dude., I forget his name, but we chatted for a good half hour. He was just telling me stories about rigging and all the cool stuff that you guys do. It was very interesting. A different version of the stories I heard of boilermakers, but when I sat down and talk to the guy after we got gas, had cough and smoked a couple cigarettes and was almost like we were at break and he was talking Reagan holy shit, impressive, stay in touch

Cuervo, thank you so much, been very busy, with work and softball with my daughter traveling this is her time right now so I appreciate that you enjoy what I’m doing for all you guys out there. I’m trying to promote just how important the welding is in the union ironworker industry

Cesar,only if if the DETAIL ON THE ERECTION DRAWING,OR E DRAWWING,DETAIL SECTION,THIS JOB NO REMOVAL,UNLESS,BAD FIT UP ,BECAUSE OF FAB,ERROR,MAKE SURE YOUR READ THE DETAIL SECTIONS

@@jetweldingllc4691 thanks buddy

It’s either all Union or non union,you will never have two trades working together if their not the same

Sully,, we do everything, the union ironworker industry in the northeast is strong, these projects that we are doing no nonunion command them or have the right talent to keep up with the progress of the job and the turnover on the floors for the other trades, I am working out of New Jersey Local 11, sully I do not know where you live, but tell me, all the work in our area the union is strong, I’m just saying through our apprenticeship we have our men and women prepared for these great jobs that the union ironworker gets because of the skill level that we produce, thanks for your comment

Francis, New Jersey Local 11

Claudia, eight days by myself ,eight spools of wire, 25 pounds Lincoln NR 305 5/64 diameter spools,

Rh, where do you live at?, don’t give up there’s a spot for you in the union if you have great welding skills, and not afraid of structural steel erection and walking the iron., you’ll be in good shape, get in touch with me

Hello what is your setting for overhead and vertical up with gasless suit case

Junior, tell it like it is brother, i’m totally against WEAVE BEADS,. There’s a special place to use that., i’m all about the stringer why cause that’s how it supposed to be done, 99% of the welding inspectors do not appreciate weave BEADS