How to lay dimes mig welding!

I show 3 techniques to lay some dimes mig welding!
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Simply because you did a great tutorial without obnoxious music, cussing, or bad language is why I will subscribe

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The drawings were the most helpful feature for me. Easy to remember.

[@danielww9022]

Ran my first beads today. Thank you for this video. And to EVERYONE who spends their own time and resources to teach others these skills, thank you all. You don't have to do that, but you do it anyway.

[@tryduck6993]

They do it for the pay and the attention. Always about attention and pay for the human species. Its always all about hit the like and subscribe (so I can get paid) instead of just making video and post it to help others learn. Now its all about join my group , get me likes. There are a few that do it to teach only but then they get the you tube paid syndrome.Covid made a entire generation of so called professional social media and video poster that all BEG for the same hey subscribe and hit the like icon BS...Even have posting videos where they bait subscribe viewers into sending them stuff/money , then claim oh thank you so much you didn't have to.Watching the videos you heat them bait by oh I dont have this or that and wish I did it would make it so much easier and then bam low and behold a sheep has sent them it. Happens more often in repair videos but bet it does just as much in welding ones too.Humans always trying to get anything in any manner they possible can off others.

[@brynearson]

Hey Brother! I've never had anybody around that could teach me this kind of stuff. I've been trying to teach myself how to weld. Your videos have really helped me alot! The desire to teach somebody a skill comes from the heart and it's not a quality many people possess these days. So I just wanted to say; Thank you very much for doing this! I truely appreciate you! *Ben*

[@randystrand908]

Agree!!

[@gregorytimmons2808]

As a newcomer long ago I got a job building up bearing journals on printing press rolls in a positioner. I figured out that I would never see ANYTHING if I didn't pull my head back and weld with my out stretched arm using the reflected light from the arc to see thru my suddenly non smoked up lenses. The amount of weld pros that say to concentrate on the puddle amazes me. If the settings and travel speed are right just a frequent glance confirms nice even fill. I spend more time looking ahead in my direction of travel so I stay in the groove on light stuff and so my cover passes look great and straight once the weld prep is no longer there to guide you. 36+ years welding with no flashlights taped to my hood and no soapstone lines to guide because I CAN SEE! Simply by using the reflected light of the arc rather than staring at that bright molten puddle all day long.

[@tommywright8369]

You did fine young man. Don't listen to these youtube welders. I been welding for 30 years. Personally I prefer a flat smooth weld as opposed to the "whip" style. Nice job little brother.

[@Ctrl.Alt.DeFeaT]

He IS a KZbin welder

[@SmOoThYwOoDy]

I use to fix coal train cars for Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific Railroad, our welds wouldn`t pass inspection unless they were flat and smooth. Replacing a gusset, welds could only be to the edge of the gusset to the coal car, if it went over the edge even a fraction of a mm, it had to be redone. But working for B & C steel building red iron beams for buildings they had to be like these welds in this video. So I guess both work depending on, if its your own project and what you prefer.

[@anthonymoody3826]

Bullshit 30 year welder...the welds are too loose...u need tighter welds...who let u weld?

[@CM-fh7fe]

Tommy do you have a channel on welding? With 30yrs of experience you should boss.👍 Thank you for your words of encouragement for this guy.

[@michaelszczys8316]

That what I was going to say, I been welding 40 years and hardly ever try to make ‘ dimes’ . I just make nice even smooth welds. Even TIG welding aluminum I just make nice smooth welds. Sometime I make what look like the ‘ dimes ‘ and go over it and smooth it out. If you are worried about making ‘ dimes’ you are probably not focusing on the penetration and even blending of the metals. Dimes aren’t everything.

[@nealschwabauer5127]

I've taught welding for 22 years. You'd be easy to teach. You've got the rhythm and the desire. Continue to be proud of your work! I love it.

[@MrScottgp]

Doesn't look like he needs teaching

[@galvanizedgnome]

ive been welding for 31 years, teaching for 23 years. this welding is trash.

[@paulweston8184]

@@galvanizedgnome You've been welding for 31 years and are just now learning how to tape drywall. It was the only thing on your public playlist besides some nerdy halloween tutorial. I'm just messin with ya. Nobody believes that you know how to weld. I mean, that's why you're here right? If you knew anything about welding, you would know that those are decent welds. By the way, never start off with the amount of years that you've been doing something. It's universally understood by anybody who is intelligent that people who introduce themselves that way are trying to prove themself. Pros don't do that because they don't have to.

[@thatonecarguy5999]

Seeing a fellow welder trying to help other learn is such a great feeling. And your doing a hell of a job doing it. Just the confidence you have is what makes you a damn good welder. Thanks again. Much respect from a one welder to another

[@stevej6824]

I’ve been welding for 30 plus years, MIG, TIG, Stick, oxy acetylene, brazing and all that other fun stuff. All I’ve got to say is good job. And thanks for making this video and sharing your tips.

[@randystrand908]

Mr Pro, thanks for jumping in. Very encouraging!!

[@phillipchambers8487]

Hey Buddy, you did an Awesome Tutorial there for all the Guys/Gals out there looking to learn, or improve their Skills. I'm 53, and have been Welding since about the age of 12, and I will say you did a great job! Don't take any flack from anyone one here, you're doing great work helping people learn. I have subscribed.

[@mjj4246]

gotta agree!

[@kayallen2641]

I subscribed also i dont see how it could get any better.So hes young a + .So old man lets see you work.So old your hands shake like your legs when a woman walks by you.Lets see i have some blue pills yhat take of that for me .Yea ura yea Show your work shakey legs

[@jimbender9216]

Totally agree. Great job.

[@josemarin6979]

Great job!

[@phillipchambers8487]

@@kayallen2641 who are you directing those Smartass "old man" comments towards??? I did nothing but compliment this young Man on his Skills and his eagerness to take the time to help teah other people to learn. If you were directing those comments towards me, then you can suck it!!! Your comments about someone being old just goes to show what juvenile mind you have, and you think you're hots*#t because you're young. Lol you just admitted that you have to take "little Blue Pills" just to make your lil' teeny weenie pecker get hard. That shows how incompetent, as well as IMPOTENT that you are. SMH, what a Punk!!!Does your Mommy still spank you for playing with your Birdie? Lmao

[@adamclark9253]

Thank you, you taught better than my old high school teacher.. and in a very short time. I had to learn all this stuff on my own and can’t explain it to other people, the half moon is the easiest for me. I will recommend this video to anyone that asks.

[@bryanbg2608]

I just try to make it simple and easy to learn...glad I could help !

[@Gelato3]

Just started welding about a month ago and this is one of the best tutorials I’ve seen yet! Good job man!

[@clambert2020]

Thank you for the gift!! When you said "It's like drawing" it was like the lightbulb turned on for me. Thank you. Thank you!!

[@bryanbg2608]

Glad I could help !

[@drizler]

Very nice welds. COMFORTABLE !! that’s the word. Pros can pull it off but us mere mortals need to be somewhat comfortable or control is lost and it all goes to hell fast.

[@Winterheart786]

you taught me more in 6 mins, than my welding instructor did in 6 hours.

[@W3TFART]

Lol bullshit

[@cutweldngrind]

I weld on my channel but never have I really done how to weld videos. This is simple to understand for beginners.

[@davidpatterson5728]

When you said "drawing" click, a light bulb got turned on. Damn, I thank you my friend. Be well, be safe, and be kind!

[@javierv.r.6977]

Very useful information! Easy explanation! less than 7 minutes to condense your skill, excellent !! Saludos desde Ensenada, México

[@symonsheppard5519]

Bryan, I'm an old man from England and I thank you for this gift, my comment would be, Absolutely Banging.

[@Greg-tl8rj]

Very helpful for beginners. Not many ppl have clear instructions on how to weld. Thanks

[@flatworm00]

One of the best tutorial on mig welding I have watched...thanks

[@mikeshorter8279]

Thank you for posting this video! Never thought of "drawing" the dimes as a technique but that makes such perfect sense! Thank you again and keep up the good work!

[@luishernandez05]

Im an Ironworker apprentice in Seattle only really done rods but eventually want to do more welding jobs I appreciate the Golden nuggets you dropped ! Real shit brotha stay blessed

[@dj6769]

Good tips I’m 63 years old and been knowing how to weld stick/mig for many years but not often enough to be great at it. These videos offer great insights and one tip can help you clean up your bead. Thanks!

[@matthewjohnson2495]

It takes somebody that’s calm and cool to do nice finished welds and as stoned as he is he shouldn’t have no problem

[@anthonyguerrero5143]

Appreciate it bro. Welding is nothing but learning just like life bro and you just added two new techniques to my arsenal thank you brother 💪🔥

[@mrPauljacob]

Dude your paco stache is on point

[@dannybouy7948]

Love the terminology, "drop those dimes." I'll use that tomorrow with my brother who is teaching me welding...after 62 years. I might get a certain look from him, but he'll know I'm serious about learning. 😆 Thanks lil bruh 🙏.

[@Oh6Torch]

Homeboy did that like a boss!!! “Sleeves, I don’t need NO sleeves!!!” Damn. You get a thumbs up from me for that.

[@thatonecarguy5999]

All three techniques will deliver different weld profiles. With the push pull method you’ll have more of a concave profile. The cursive e method will produce more of a convex puddle as well as the half moon method. Personally I use push pull 98 percent of everything I do unless I’m tigging. But very helpful content brother to those that are learning.

[@jackofalltrades12]

I like the way you explained everything. Thanks for the video.

[@misterfignewton4395]

OMG bro, you explained it as simple as possible. Less is more in this case because you covered more ground teaching your trade for a beginner. Thanks brother.

[@sbond1963]

I'm taking a welding class right now and I tried what you said. God bless you bro thanks

[@PawnSacrifice]

Learning to weld on my project, this sort of thing is great! Lots of love from the seasoned pros, too, it seems. Thanks.

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PawnSacrifice was

[@jennie5549]

You know the light When you weld it hurts peoples eyes on the phone I don’t know if anybody ever told you that but it does I had to turn the phone away

[@randystrand908]

Nice hearing from some pros! Great encouragement for us all...

[@SheepHunter9780]

Bro..... I've watched several video's on this topic, And I just learned More, watching your video, then i learned watching ALL the others combined!! .... I bought a small Mig welder recently, to teach myself how to weld, And after watching this I'm already a THOUSAND times better then i was. Good lookin out brother. Great video. Very informative 😎💪

[@elijahcastaneda3454]

You inspire me to continue to weld at school better

[@warrenhile52]

Thank you. I'm an old dude teaching himself. You are as good a teacher as you are a welder.

[@garagemdq2946]

Well done Bryan thanks to taking the time to share something that you know and think can be of helf for someone. I apprecieted it brother!!! Keep going!!!

[@saggon2001]

Thank you for that, i’ve been thinking about getting a welder and giving it a try. You just convinced me to go for it. Thanks.

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I've got the Northern Tool clutch 140sa which is the model below his I really like it I picked it up for 150 though on clearance before version II so sadly you won't get that price but it was still a very well-reviewed welder. They had some dud issues with version 1 but it was either cradle death or everybody loved it. I haven't read much about version2 to as I don't want to tempt myself and would probably go with a step up to 240 but it might be a good place and price point for you to look

[@kkrex17]

I was starting school for welding but had to quit due to money and time. This was a great reminder for me and will help me with my projects. Thank you.

[@druknmnky]

Hell yeah dawg finally someone who cuts thru all the bs and gets straight to welding simple instructions n no monologue.

[@JOLLY_ROGERS_86]

Thanks for the 3 different styles. Keep up the great work.

[@scottcarr3264]

Good work Bryan, I'm 59, iv'e been a welder for over 20 years, and I use all 3 of those styles, depending on what i'm doing.

[@kennethdandurand3472]

I agree with you 100%. I am 75 and my hands now do a self-inflicted oscillation. But each item and each thickness is approached differently. I was certified to weld Airplanes, Nuke canopy seals, 3/4 inch plate and Aluminum, Stainless (I had my own business) and steel. Also brazing most any brass, bronze, etc. Now that I am retired, I usually just weld for friends and grandson.....and his friends Mountain Crawlers, etc.

[@MrCareerplanning]

This is the best video out there. I am a beginner and this really helped me out. The way you explain the techniques is AWESOME! By drawing them then using the tip of the welder to demonstrate it, then actually doing it. You are a great teacher!!

[@cheeseymccheese7249]

Finally a guy on you tube that can weld

[@timshoemaker.9752]

There’s hope for the next generation > awesome job!!

[@lisat1971]

I love seeing people passionate about welding. Welding, is a art form. 💓

[@michaelhargis7036]

an art form...... "an" art form. Much like correct spelling.

[@trulyhappy8855]

Michael Hargis is correct spelling an art form? I don’t think so but you’ve certainly made being an ass one!

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@@trulyhappy8855 He's right though.

[@lonelyboymad2693]

Im a mig welder too bro.i use all that 3 ticniques...good video bro.its helpfull to us.to everyone whos on welding society.🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇😇

[@DamxzOnYoutube]

This really helped especially with you being Left handed. Studying for my 91E mos in the Army now. Thank you for your upload 💪🏾 Hot Metaaaal!

[@mikekemper9566]

Thanks dude.65 and still learning

[@amlafrance1918]

Nice work! Thank you for taking the time to post this. I for one, appreciate it 😊

[@worldwidervservicecenter4898]

I'm trying to learn to weld on my own. I've been practicing a lot. Your video gave me some great tips on where to go from here. Thank you.

[@fonzario]

Thank you brother for the advice and knowledge you’re passing on here. I will definitely benefit from it. You explain everything in easy to understand terms the way everyone should. Thanks again

[@mts592]

Thanks, I'll try all 3 and see what works for me 👍

[@213thewood]

Straight to the point and great explanation 💯

[@lloydvandever9647]

Hey thank you for doing this. I been welding for 20 years and have tried to get people to show me this to no avail. So again. Thank you.

[@lolbr6818]

Thank you for this. You made me a better welder, instantly. It was so much better with your input.

[@emc2463]

Like drawing ~ Bryan BG 2018 ~ Perfectly put! Kept it simple as it should be... over thinking only leads to problems. Good job and thanks

[@kennethpearson4399]

" It's like drawing. " I like that.

[@doogiehowser78]

thanks bro i bought a cheap mig welder a week ago and this is very helpful , once i can do some reasonable welds i will be able to do so many things that have needed doing for ages , welding latches to gates , fixing a back board for my truck , adding shit to my log splitter , it will open up so many possibilities

[@SH-qh5ow]

Actually decided to buy a basic mig welder today and this video was very helpful especially with the simple drawings. Thanks for the help!

[@Thalor]

Awesome stuff Bryan very informative thank you for sharing 👍🏼

[@mikehancho5286]

Went in this vid prejudging ,and came out learning. Keep it up.

[@goofeybutreal4398]

Thanks so much for welding tutorial video. Us newbies appreciate the straight forward approach and tips. Great job.

[@namvet-be1mq]

As a complete novice, I really appreciate your very helpful video. Impressive welding.

[@roscodude77]

I appreciate your expertise. Keep it up dude.

[@petezamora3522]

GREAT JOB ERMANO. PLEASE KEEP SHEARING PEACE LOVE AND LIGHT WHERE WE GO ONE WE GO.

[@Fox_406]

Pete Zamora Dark to Light brotha much love.

[@adolfodelgado9361]

Pete Zamora Hermano ( brother ) not criticizing only correcting

[@imawreck6586]

My last name is also zamora

[@SW20AE86]

Honesty one of the best videos I’ve seen on how to make mig look like dimes, and very well explained. Thanks dude.

[@dyingforpie6879]

I clicked cause i seen the dimes- been chasing that for months- good video

[@raiderrey6142]

Most important thing after safety is your settings. If your settings aren’t right, it doesn’t matter how good your technique is, it aint gonna look right.

[@big4g63t]

I've never been real good..... But after seeing this.... I'm ready to go lay some dimes

[@dhux5996]

Excellent job , and I would like to thank you for making this video, because it really simplified the process and will help the young welders a lot, thanks!!!

[@gregorykendrick8138]

Thank you sir. I enjoyed watching your video. You were to the point without a whole lot of unwanted talk. Keep up the good work helping beginners like me to try new techniques. Like stated in previous comment, not cursing and using foul language was refreshing.

[@johnemerson6112]

You covered all the basics and did a good job. There are; like in any profession...the greats aswell as a few truly gifted. Problem with some professions like welding is that everyone is a "LEGEND" and has suggestions/answers/better ways of doing whatever. The largest percentage of those critiquing are only "LEGENDARY" in their own mind. Keep at it

[@johnnyturbo8460]

Good looking welds! They look like art work

[@fotomotoxxiii]

Those 3 methods are tried and true. I've been using them for years. Good video. Short and informative.

[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

Trying to learn more of mig wielding. Great informational video, welds are amazing, perfect. Thankyou for sharing. 🖐 🇦🇺

[@torchmastered]

Very nice. Thanks for the tutorial..

[@Mynameisbraulio]

Hope you keep posting because im your follower 1021, you doing great keep up the good work and dont let anyone bullshit to stop you from helping others. Im sure you are helping many new weldsra out there

[@bryanbg2608]

Thanks for the sub ...more videos coming soon 👌

[@rubensalais1502]

Great video, simple and straight to the point, I'm a welder on production equipment repair shop we match welding of the equipment we repair, but sometimes we have to make new equipment and we got to use some of these techniques on structural .

[@slashfromtx2845]

Bruh your video was the easiest to watch, and digest. Thanx a bunch!! 🤘✌👌👍

[@urface12343]

I use the “cursive e” method but at the bottom, I’ll hold it there for a second and then continue. Let’s your weld flatten out a little bit, especially on corner joints. The back and forth motion is really good for filling larger gaps too.

[@ClownWhisper]

This is really funny I've never had any formal training and I do all three of those techniques I just kind of develop them on my own. Apparently other people do them too LOL

[@acesnoopy]

Thanks for the help! Very clear easy to follow instructions, tried all 3 on a Hobart 140 using flux core .03 on 14 gage C purlin, all 3 worked well. The arc seemed to be the best looking for me so far

[@Ch3fRubenator]

Thanks for the lesson man, just barely started welding and I’m gonna try this technique as soon as I can

[@darrengachupin1005]

I admire your confidence, keep up the good work. Remember, practice makes perfect.

[@deffy750]

Thank you bro I'm just starting out great video..

[@lastmashstanding2155]

Man, I'm just learning welding and this video gets me pumped!

[@cha-ka8671]

Thanks for the gift of laying dimes

[@nathanblanchet2648]

I've got to give this a try with my everlast welder. I love the look.

[@jaybrowning4217]

Your a beast bro.keep up the great work

[@JayRussellDuramax]

We need more young people like you, my friend! Keep it up!

[@jimbender9216]

Excellent video. Thank you for making it simple for people like me that are just trying to learn. Very easy to understand.

[@jodyclaudia4394]

Bro you're badass ....thanks a bunch!keep goin on bro...god bless u.

[@chevy8588]

Good tips carnal,gracias keep up with the videos 👍

[@ErikWijnands72]

Thanks! going to practice these three "lay dimes" first thing tomorrow!

[@landybob8393]

Thanks for posting an actual how to for us newbie’s. Keep it up boss

[@davidc9783]

Thanks for the tips, just got my first mig, need all the help I can get.

[@vanderhoof5701]

Looks good brother! 👍 Coming from a man with 60,000 hrs hood time mig all positions.

[@markphilippsjr]

That is way to many hours lol👍

[@MrTimodon]

Great work! I been welding since 1978 and my teacher in 1975 - 1977 was a atomic pipe welder, on of the best! Since 1988 i have my own shop and still doing welding work, 90% at containers and compactors. Sometime welding pipes too with 3 mm wall! We all welders can learn more!

[@supermanhlp]

Great video for people like me. Thanks for all the tips!

[@ShinyInsanity]

Thanks for the straightforward and easy to follow tutorial.