Hey everyone this is a quick guide on how to get the most out of this group for people at each stage of their fabrication journey! Stage 1: I don’t own a welder but want one: Make a post with what you’re interested in welding and ask what welder you should get! I will help you find the best welder for the job at the best price. Get started! Stage 2: I own a welder and only use it occasionally: First up start welding more! Repetition is the best way to improve. Every time you weld something make a post about it in the group with pictures and I will give you tips to improve! Stage 3: I weld every day: Your skills are guaranteed to improve if you put in the effort, make posts for tips on how to improve and include pictures. I will give you the tips to perfect your work! A little bit of weld wisdom below for you guys if you missed it on the youtube channel!

Hey guys just a reminder that this group is here for YOU! I created this group to help you guys get better at welding/fab and I want to hear from you! If you have a problem post it, post pictures of your welds that you want tips on improving, or just share your work to show the group what you’re doing! I’ll go first, this is some of the work I did on the 1000+ hp Impreza drag car: Steel to steel strut tower plates welded with 309 stainless rod and a .083 thick chromoly rear strut bar!

Make posts that get likes and comments and try to reach Grand Master Status!

Hey guys, in order to help you get the best advice here are instructions on how to post when asking for help with a welding problem. This will help others help you without having to ask for more info. Include these things in your post: Cup size gas flow rate (specify lpm or cfh) Filler rod size amperage AC balance if welding aluminum what cleaning was done And any other info you want to include If we have to ask more questions to help you it just slows down your learning and fills up the comments with unnecessary questions. Hope this help! Example photo below👇🏻