A NEW Art Technique! An ORIGINAL Metal Art Piece!

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks so much for watching! Check out my NEWEST piece here!🔥🔥 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKHEdZd6h7KYr8U🔥🔥

[@s4nari]

So inspiring and skillful. Pure 🔥

[@dreanventer3804]

For those dots you're struggling to clean... Some Petroleum Jelly on an earbud. Coat each dot before painting, wipe off after painting... Easy peasy...

[@alanlanker606]

I really like the contrast between the wood mounting board and the metal. One of my favorites.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Alan thanks so much! I love that contrast as well🙏🙏

[@rickoncordova1]

Turned out fantastic Dusty. I had to watch it twice. Was just as good the second time. Thanks. Rick.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Rick thank you! I appreciate that so much

[@johnvonmartin7501]

The dexterity and the consistency is unreal. Keep on inspiring bro

[@russnurse2b807]

Really beautiful piece of art.

[@DoctorHayduke]

I guess it would be fair to say that TIG welding is indeed the most precise form of welding. Incredible. I'm new to welding, and this is inspirational.

[@jrcicirello]

Inspiration like this is what I needed for my next art project. Thanks Big D!

[@baldwindigital]

That’s crazy. Insane detail. You da man...

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

No YOU da man Marc! 💪💪💪

[@andymorgan7675]

Holy crap brother! I’d assumed this type of art took some skill, but I never knew how much WORK went into something like this! Skills on so many levels. Amazing dude.

[@nickarcher8617]

Crazy. I really like the dot effect you do. And that slow paint brush part was well worth it.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks nick! Yeah it was tedious as f but super worth it🍻

[@carlostrujillo6470]

Thank you Dusty, great job, you are very good artist, I am really interested in learn about it, I like drawing, Tig welding is not easy but I going to try, thank you Dusty again

[@bg2993]

Epic. You are definitely a legit artist. This is really great!

[@alexvonbosse5090]

Awesome, just Awesome!!!!! Thanks for sharing and keep up your great work!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

You can tell its the art pieces that get you really pumped...

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks bro. I loved this one!

[@Liam-ir6xm]

HA, fancy seeing you over here.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@Liam-ir6xm ha ha!

[@garybradshaw1004]

Try putting some grease on each dot before you paint, might be easier than removing paint with thinner

[@dragonstyneenterprises5344]

I love the depth in this piece. One again excellent work!

[@martinsroofingandguttering8160]

True talent. I was only watching to pick up a few tig welding techniques. Very inspiring. Now I wanna be an artist. Thanks for sharing!

[@joehunter5914]

Out standing work

[@stevenlarsen1691]

Very nice. Beautiful! Thank you very much for sharing.

[@drpipe]

Dusty .. I feel ur pain... logistics are a curse when it comes to creativity... don’t let the Time dictate your creativity 💚👍👍 like the Textures created.. have to say when I saw your prep... I’m like shhooot that was an art piece in its self 😘 keep it up bruh

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Haha I love it. Thank you my friend 🙏

[@andre.romance]

Bro you went off on this! 🔥🔥🔥 Too clean!

[@MS-fu7hu]

...amazing cuz..ive tig welded my whole life...mostly re-buliding boat and ship propellers...i could feel the zone you get in while welding extended periods...kinda like meditation..happened to me all the time...you ever get "big syndrome"?.....kinda feels like you are miles away from the piece being welded and its really huge?....beautiful artwork brother....

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks so much! Yes, I usually always have music in, and when I hit a certain vibe, I’m gone. I get so close to my puddle, yet feel like I’m miles away. An incredible experience:) thanks so much for watching!🙏🍻

[@MetatronicModsLLC]

"big syndrome" Woah... I never really noticed it till reading your description but come to think of it, yeah I totally have. Though I've experienced the corresponding "small syndrome" far more often -generally while in a relaxed state before falling asleep. Interesting...

[@clintevashkevich]

I’ve never thought it under the ‘big syndrome’ label before but I’ve got that on night shifts doing overlay welding. I like that term.

[@seamuscuddihysculpture]

I noticed you do substantial welds stretches to hold your workpiece to the bench (assuming it is welded to the bench). Is that how you avoid warping? How thick is your blank workpiece? Awesome welding and artwork, BTW.

[@johnphillips8088]

What can we say, it’s a piece of art…👍🏼

[@greggdonovan4960]

So good! Loving your work Champ. I'm a 50yo Music Exec in Sydney that has never thought about welding in my life until lock down. A friend gave me a go of his (dial'ed in) machine & I was hooked. I then bought a machine of my own. We are still in lock down in Sydney, so this has been a life saver....especially considering I basically sell tickets for a living ;) Thank you & keep up the great work. CHEERS....PS: I want to be like you when I grow up :)

[@kingxxmeatkingxxmeat9071]

It was a nice piece great job!

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Hey thanks man! I appreciate you checking it out!

[@richardkudlak3885]

Awesome artwork! Shows great patience!

[@alimali2120]

Absolutely great , good job .

[@stammina9156]

Beautiful peace of art, beautiful welds. just getting into welding this is an insperation.

[@zoozolplexOne]

For me it is beautiful !!!

[@alanfitzpatrick1592]

In case you haven't figured it out yet. Just dab a little oil on the weld dots, and when the painting is done just wipe with a soapy cloth. MAN, your art is in a league of it;s own. WOW

[@thedango6890]

I will do my best to get as good if not better, i greatly appreciate all these videos im binging them before class and cant wait yo apply what i have learned. Coming from an artistic background into welder ng i love tig and these videos make sense to me

[@johngilley3518]

Awesome, didn’t know where you were going with the paint but it worked great. The dots really popped when you cleaned them off.

[@Bartyron]

This is beautiful. At first i thought it was an electronic circuit. maybe a nice idea to make a big electronic chip dye with welds. Thanks for sharing.

[@Dr.CandanEsin]

Spectacular!

[@noahnipperus7320]

Dope video, got a LKD&SBSCRBLD , thank you for changing back and forth to real-time for us trying to get better at TIG!

[@browill9]

Thats beautiful art brother ! Thanks for sharing. GBU

[@StraightLineCycles]

Your welding halftone, im impressed, ...do an entire comic book scene... Pleeeeease.

[@kiyoshi8657]

This is freaking gorgeous. Incredible work!

[@coalblack]

Dude, so worth the effort!!!! That's super sick all around, love it!

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Dude thank you! I appreciate that a lot 🙏 I’m very happy with how it turned out:)🍻 Hope you are well!

[@coalblack]

@@PacificArcTigWelding Yeah man you should be. . All good here, stay safe! Btw been listening to hang your teeth and wood and wire, rowdy!!

[@cmarkme]

Genius...! Love the inspiration you have provided :-)

[@darrellolsen1204]

Outstanding piece dusty, definitely worth all the time and effort 😁👌

[@dewinterpego5638]

Very nice, great work dude!

[@Mototardpaul]

Wow man it came out incredible!

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching 🙏🙏🙏

[@roberth1858]

Love the work, good background music while you weld. I like the artwork because it’s different from other art work around

[@michaellukaniuk5074]

Bravo Dusty. Spray painting with a can is like riding a dragon. Very unpredictable. How you manage to wrestle results like this is simply amazing. Again fearless execution. Have you taken an airbrush for a spin yet? That may be the next level.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

That’s the next level for sure! Although I do enjoy the ‘let’s just send it and see how this turns out’ kinda feeling 😂 I appreciate you watching!

[@corpomyglez1]

Beautiful job

[@MrAli171]

Truly amazing

[@richoux001]

That’s an amazing piece brother. Nice job

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thank you Robby! I appreciate that!🙏🍻

[@sajibhossain127]

Thanks so much for your videos

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Absolutely my friend. More to come:)

[@chieftigmos4018]

ill be honest, i thought is was pretty cool before you painted it, but once i saw how you brought everything together at the end, you made this piece amazing. i clicked on this video thinking it would the art would be centered around the welding but you really apply alot of different crafts and techniques to create something incredible. really great vdeo dude and really amazing art.

[@turbotrana]

I dig it alot. A true Artist

[@autodidacticartisan]

Acetone might work better than laquer thinner depending on what kind of paint youre using. Its definitely worth a try. Otherwise you can rubbing petroleum jelly onto the dots before you paint so the paint won't stick to the metal. Something ive done alot. The jelly is like a liquid masking tape

[@Fortheloveofmetal]

Another killer video and art peice Dusty 🤙

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks Nathan!

[@doyle4140]

I AM IN AWE

[@joshuatalamantes5001]

love your art you are an art genius

[@aydenmartinez8462]

So sick!

[@sage1969]

Super dope artwork man

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thank you so much my friend 🙏🙏🙏

[@JohnDOEgarage]

Awesome. I’ve been thinking about making art using tig welding as well. But I do not have the skill and steady hand you have( not to mention patients) needed for what you have created here. Brilliant and timeless.

[@Kawoaa]

That's unique.

[@jeffclark5024]

Honestly didn’t see where you were going with it once you started painting but it all came together! Nice work

[@gregwilkins7649]

Another awesome video Dusty. That's a great looking art piece. All the grids must have been a chore to keep track of where to weld and not weld.

[@runifuceeme406]

you could try putting wax on certain areas you need to mask off.. then after painting, you can quickly rub off the wax to reveal the weld design underneath.. especially for those arc dots you slaved over

[@mopedmarathon]

You could try something like a cotton bud (not sure if you call them that over there, the thing you clean inside your ear with) to wipe away paint rather than a brush. It might be quicker if you can use a bit of a firmer scrubbing action. Or maybe a lint free cloth over the end of a pencil / round bar off cut? Have you thought about learning some leather work / carving to integrate that in your works? Could be a cool contrast.

[@CH-Kiteboarder]

i love your work. but why dont u use a copper "blade" to cutt the tape befor painting? it would öet a mark hebind ;)

[@jcnpresser]

Looks pretty dope dude!!! 👍

[@Laura-wc5xt]

Instead of staining the wood with pigment which reverses the grain pattern, try using an oven cleaner, Sodium hydroxide,LYE on the wood to dye it, it gives a darker brown in the natural pattern of the wood, experiment with different dilution for darkness changes...stop the reaction with plain vinegar....for removing the over painted areas, possibly use a paintable rubber frisket as water colorists use to cover areas to be painted, then peel off to reveal underneath, sign painters use a product called Spraylat, I have used with lacquer based paints with great results....hope you like, Paul

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks so much for the suggestion! I will investigate! Cheers and thanks for watching!:)

[@Laura-wc5xt]

@@PacificArcTigWelding Potassium Permangenate is a great dye for wood also, makes a nice chocolate brown on light wood...and does not reverse the grain pattern....it is used in water conditioners.....

[@wingnutbert9685]

Maybe some dot stickers for the welded dots. Trim with a knife if any are too big for the weld dot or go back after with a tiny touch up brush if any are too big. Mad welding skill though. Looks comparable tedium wise, to when I weld up a torso out of nuts and bolts! Mind numbing!!!! A good sound track playing helps. XD

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching so much and thanks for the ideas! Cheers:)

[@Wingnut_Stickman]

Nice handle!

[@rick3090]

i just stumbled across this channel from my usual auto mechanic stuff and have enjoyed the content, welding turned into an art form , when im used to just holding stuff together with a mig, i will stop by from time to time and check up on your work with amazement, and maybe get some pointers on tig , as a have a dc machine but not ac for aluminum caio.

[@calmperson101]

Sweet Job!!! Cheers!

[@popanollie1]

kind of new to your channel so i am not sure if you figured out the removal of paint on the dots yet. but a trick i learned in photography and developing photos from film is rubber cement. put it on the dots first before painting, than the rubber cement just rubs off to expose the dots after paint.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Awesome idea thank you! And I appreciate you watching!🙏🙏🍻🍻

[@popanollie1]

@@PacificArcTigWelding NP, if you do try that method, make sure the paint is mostly dy do you dont pull it all up or ruin it buy rubbing

[@TdubWelcg]

Beautiful

[@DCweldingAndArt]

Awesome my man! LOVE the gas troubleshooting. So relatable. And the buffing redo is how I've handled that in the past. Your dremel work is so intricate and on point bro. Always a joy watching ya, puts my pieces in their place for sure lol speaking of, an immediate smile came on when I seen the logo in the background there. :) that's wild. I sure do love this niche community

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Dude I appreciate it so much. We all learn from each other so being tight is super important. Happy to hear from you always bro

[@sktigwelding]

Cool Dusty!! It look's great! Man just by looking at the prep work is making me tired😂

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Hey Ryan! Thank you! And yeah, more time prepping and drawing that welding on this one😂😂😂 Hope you are well man!

[@nsopceo]

Awesome!

[@dreed2004]

Man.. This piece is incredible! Great job dude Oh.. 1,000th like 😁

[@claudiobedoya1542]

Watching this made me want to things take an art class to learn to draw as a foundation then learn to weld

[@youngmango4508]

I love you work. I would love to know the machine settings and technical breakdown details on what you're doing though.

[@dylanm787]

Sick vid bro i passed my bend test in tig yesterday thx again and i hope ur mailing that one to me bro its dope

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Haha yeah dude! Glad you killed it! Well done!

[@craigdonaldson6308]

It's awesome 👌👏

[@hectorhtaylor]

Hmm, “tedious”... embrace the trial, it was worth it! Short cuts are for cheats, doing it right is the way art is. Suck it up and enjoy the pain. Great work!

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Thanks so much Hector! 🙏🍻

[@Dane33781]

I really like what you're doing. I tig stainless parts and appreciate a nice weld but what you're doing is something else entirely. It really makes me want to do something similar.

[@deafmechanic4415]

I was thinking next time you try to remove paint from a spot weld, try getting a small hole punch and maybe punch out some tape or sticker or something and place those on top of the welds, then do your painting, then peel off the sticker you made from the hole punch. 👍

[@faithinYahushua]

Damn your nice with the tig

[@lakeschoolrestorationchann1567]

I find that the bottom 30% of a cylinder of argon produces more oxide colors. When I tap a full 300cuft tank I get pure silver without trying. The bottom of the tank I have to try way harder (bigger lens and higher flow) to get pure silver. The tanks are likely nowhere near 100% pure argon, which doesn’t matter for all practical purposes. As the cylinder pressure drops my guess is the percentage of contaminates in the output raises due to the lower volume (difference in densities is less of a factor). Anyway, excellent work as always. I enjoy the vids and the art work. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Awesome! Yeah I’ve found a few regulators I’ve used always read funny when empty, I guess I’ve just never emptied mine that much! All good, the supply store is right down the road from me:) Happy you checked out the vid! I appreciate it!

[@RasAhmose]

Dude, you're a fkn visionary! 🙏 Amazing.

[@paintflw]

Beautiful pieces. Possibly try liquid frisket-rubber type liquid, that can rub off on the raised 'dots',....your paint mil thickness has to be thin though. Also good chill creative music picks

[@Rprecision]

I would consider buying something like that. Guess depends on how much.......

[@rogermccaslin5963]

Maybe some type of resist for keeping the paint off where you don't want it rather than removing it. I don't know, just a thought.

[@peejnewhall1481]

You ever try a foredom SR series? They have a smaller handle with a chuck. I believe you could buy different handles to take bigger bits.

[@latenttweet]

Using dremel as a “trainer” line. Good idea I will try that. Was gonna guy some trainers from weld metal supply but I already spent too much there 😄

[@K1Racer.]

Should do a video of both of them together for a review ??

[@chadtyus9082]

damn TIG looks so much cleaner than flux core MIG

[@tvardz8472]

Sup bud?! I've just started watching your content and am impressed and inspired ;) I haven't read the comments so this may have been suggested. A dab of grease or similar to those details prior to painting might be faster. Could possibly create an interesting effect with the stencils too?

[@aaronbuildsa]

For some reason this piece makes me think of V'Ger (from the original Star Trek movies) and I really can't explain why! Love the piece, though, so that's not a bad thing :)

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Haha I’ll take it! It’s a heavily-influenced-by- sci-fi piece so I’m stoked on that!🍻

[@aaronwegner1829]

Man, come out to the old pueblo and check out Gem and Jam. My friend submitted my art and they gave us tickets and camping accommodations and asked if there was any other ways they could help. They’re really good people and your art is dope af. I’d love to see you there if you could make it. Props 👌

[@TakeMake_wh]

Красавчик! Отличные работы!!!

[@lawxr6eBay]

Freakin Ridiculous Bro 💥💯

[@Dilldough.]

Did you ever think about using like a tattoo laser remover to put the dots in the black?

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Something like that would be rad for sure. Got some ideas coming on this one:)

[@StraightLineCycles]

The weld guru.

[@PacificArcTigWelding]

Cheers my friend 🙏🍻

[@DecYpheRv2]

i wonder how much a piece like this goes for!

[@keithpatton8297]

sic piece bro. 👍