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Hey. Do you think you can make Korean BBQ table of your version? Looking for solid Korean bbq table but cannot really found good ones,

How much to buy one mate?

what was the pipe in the smokestack for?

super nice result ,any screws specification to use for buy the right ones,thanks

Этот аппарат напоминает мне Jasik 200ac,dc e201.

Great ideas I have another White wood ashes is up there with the best insulators. You are burning wood Don’t throw away the ashes Use them instead of buying insulation Yep lots of stuffing around containing wood ashes around pipes Try wood ashes instead of sand

You're a very skilled fabricator! Thanks for the uploads. These videos are great! P.S If your hammer was as sharp as your kitchen knife, you'd save yourself $$$ on elbow grease

Impressive. Will use a similar ideology for milk pasteurizer.

good job !

Thanks for your great vid. It showed me exactly what i needed to know 😄. They are coming to my local ALDI in a week. One question: consumables? Are they generic or only available for this machine? Does it come with many replacement bits? I’m a plasma cuttin’ newbie!

for the non-metric folks (american), 1 mm = 0.040" , so the rule is 1 amp/0.001"! you just need to know your fraction-to-decimal equivalents of course if you don't have any decimal measuring tools...

Thanks for sharing this educational video and explaining the welding process. There is far more physics and mathematics involved in this skill. Kudos to your video editor for all of the special effects. Quite nice. Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings with your family. Peace brother

Great stuff Stevo. You're an inspiration as usual. I've used pulse a lot in the beginning, particularly on the sub 1mm ss. I haven't had a workshop for a year, so hardly ever tig. I did manage to get a fresh Argon and a commission for some repair welding on sum fg bins recently. It was tricky, and I'd forgotten the setip of pulse, didn't have scrap to practise on. I managed to get myself comfortable enough to ht the job done neatly, in a working factory by using (a bit too much) gas flow. When i came to finish it was less busy and I was able to tirn thd flow right down. As you know, the problem with repairs is being able to clean up everything before starting. Packaging tape on machinery is the bain of my life, and we don't love acetone either. My cheapo Toolshed dc only $1k Tigger box got the customer happy and me paid😊

Mate thanks for takking the time to explain things in plain language that most of us can understand. Really like your video and it is definitely by far the best tig vid I have seen!!!!

Is arcaptain shipping to Aus now? Looked up their machines when you did your review and they weren’t shipping our way

Love your videos man.

Fantastic tutorial, the best i have ever seen! Thanks heaps.

This video was really interesting, I watched it despite my TIG welder not even having a pulse mode. I have built a 1.5kg combat robot that uses a TIG welded stainless steel chassis tub, and I've been finding the TIG really fun. My welds aren't pretty but I've been prioritising even penetration and heating over a neat bead because I'm grinding it down and polishing it anyway.

Excellent video explanation of the process mate.

My favorite style of torch actually doesn't have a back cap, and the tungsten goes straight up the barrel. I hold it just like a pencil. I also usually use the smaller style torch because I like working with thinner material.

Ah - but can you use pulse welding on the carrots :)

The comment at the end about getting a good welder is the gotcha tho - for instance I was almost tempted - ALMOST - by a Xcelarc Viper 200P DC. It has pulse and HF start! for about $NZ1000! OK, it doesn't have AC for aluminium, but HF! Pulse! Remote! an 8m torch/hose! Except I checked the manual. The pulse mode is kneecapped, it has no control except frequency, and the base current is set to a fixed 40% of the peak current, and the pulse with is set to a fixed 60% of the cycle. So it simply cannot do a 15% base current with 25% on time. Your comment about above 40% pulse width - 'you may as well be welding DC'? Yeah, that's this welder's only option. DC, or "basically DC". The starting point for 'good welder' seems to be $NZ1900...

Ever TIG weld copper? Heat dissipation is extreme. My son TIG welded some thick copper for a pot still.

A work of ART! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

nice grafics

Great video! Appreciate the time and patience you put into designing this fantastic stove. Will you be getting anymore of the Wokkett Stoves in stock? Thank you!

I see no point at all in using sand. The water is a better substance both to store and to transport heat. Unless you need temperatures over 100 Celsius :)

rocket stove boiler up date 21 march 2018 No.34 еще такой вариант можно гдето применить в ваших мыслях спасибо что вы есть

A very interesting and informative video. One question regarding transferring the water to the shower/sink. If it's an open system, how do you get the water to the destination and mix it to a suitable temperature? I am thinking about doing a project like this, but my system is (electric) mains pressure, but I'm not keen on relying on my battery storage to power the HWS. I do take on board your warning about connecting this to a pressured system though. Keep up the great work!

Some of the best welding I've ever seen..... looks like it was done robotically it's so neat and precise

и так. сделано аккуратно, никаких вопросов по сварке. вопрос в технологии, просто взять и выбросить 3 плоскости нагрева из 4? посмотри что такое Самовар.