Welding With DW: Setting A Base

Welding With DW: Setting A Base

One of the most important things about TIG welding (I think I say that a lot – there must be a lot of important things!) is keeping things steady.  I’ve shot a video on keeping the filler steady so it doesn’t get... 

Welding With DW: steady that rod

Welding With DW: steady that rod

This is a short little video on keeping things steady when you’re tig welding… specifically the filler rod.  A new rod is 3′ long and quite floppy when you’re holding it at one end, so I thought this little... 

Welding With DW: Over My Figurative Shoulder

Welding With DW: Over My Figurative Shoulder

Part 1: Introduction The idea to shoot some informative welding videos has been brewing for a long time, and when Pikesan asked if I’d be interested in doing something with MyRideisMe.com, that was the final straw!  Although... 

Salt Flats Speed Shop: Traditional Hot Rod Builder

Salt Flats Speed Shop: Traditional Hot Rod Builder

Salt Flats Speed Shop in Orem, Utah is run by Chris Davenport, a metal fabrication and finishing craftsman and hot rod builder who is dedicated to building 1930′s traditional hot rods.  Chris has been in business officially... 

What type of welder should I use?

What type of welder should I use?

Either stick, MIG or TIG can be used to assemble and install Welder Series parts. The machine has to have the capacity to weld the material thickness (most Welder Series brackets are 3/16” mild steel). Stick welders don’t need... 

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