In the Workshop, Ep. 5: Staying steady and balanced while welding

Detroit welder-fabricator ‪@JoshWelton‬ demonstrates the best way to stay steady and keep your balancing while welding.
Stay tuned for more In the Workshop videos from Josh in his Detroit welding shop, as he offers up all kinds of helpful advice for welders. Whether it’s leading one-on-one workshops, helping college classes, or having a family member throw on a helmet and lay some beads, he loves teaching and seeing the light bulbs go on.
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[@tomkingsley8908]

Well said Josh! Tons of great advice in that short video!

[@LuisSuarezPeru]

I have been helped way much with your video Tk for sharing

[@quietone6848]

As an aspiring professional welder, I'm glad i found this. I've done pretty decently with oxyfuel, tig, mig (kinda), but come smaw and my rod is all over the place. I despise it, but I'm glad I have some new ideas now.

[@kristenkerr5086]

i love this video!!it was perfect!just started MIG welding classes and the position and my stance is the hardest part. literally had the😮face when u used a broom and a vise grip! lmao thank you

[@stephenwaititumungai4660]

This is helpful. I am really shakey