As many of you know i’m in the process of making some TIG welding courses for all of you. My priority for these courses is that they provide you more value than you pay for them but that they are also affordable enough that you can get access to them which can be tough due to the nature of this trade. I don’t want to price my courses too high and then you can’t afford the equipment you need. I asked what you could afford to pay for the course on its own and I appreciated your feedback back but i’m going to be adding some other options for getting access to the courses. Here are my current ideas. You will be able to get access to only the course for a one time payment. OR You will be able to pay a lower monthly price to get access to the course, discounts on material and equipment, and access to monthly or weekly Q&A calls with me. Please vote do you prefer a one time price for course only, or a lower monthly price with added features. If you want the one time price vote for “one time price”. If you want the lower monthly price with added features please select the price you could afford or would be willing to pay for the course and added benefits. The more you’re able to afford per month the more benefits I can provide to you. Thank you all!

55 gallon drums are like Gold in my opinion. For me they seem kind of hard to find but maybe i’m just not looking hard enough. I have been needing a scrap bin to replace the pile of scrap metal in the corner of my shop and now I have one. Also good for big garbage cans. I want to eventually have one for each material (stainless, aluminum, titanium, mild steel) or even something bigger because if you keep them separate you can sell the scrap for a higher price rather than just regular “scrap rate”. In business some people call this the sawdust which means taking waste from your process and turn it into profit. Who wants more info like this?

Here is my plan for the new year and I want YOU to do it with me! I’ve got over 250 people here in this group, 90% of you are either completely inactive or just popping in but not interacting. I understand for some of you this may just be a hobby but for those of you who want it to be a career, this is for you. If you’re serious about getting fabrication you need to act like it. If you want to be successful at it you have to make it a priority. See where you’re spending your time, that’s where your priorities are. So what are you telling the world? That you want to be a professional video gamer? A professional Netflix watcher? If I came and watched you for a day would I think you were serious about getting better at fabrication? If the answer is no that’s ok, we all start somewhere, but the time to start is now. In 2026 i’m going to drop my first how to weld course that will teach you how to become confident in welding steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. I’m going to share everything I know with you and do live Q&A calls to help you if you get stuck. I’m gonna put all my effort into helping you level up your skills but if you don’t put in just as much effort you will get nowhere. If you want to get better and are ready to commit don’t wait for my course to come out, getting better is on you with or without my support. So start now, for the rest of the year make one post per week getting help to improve or just sharing your work. I want to see that you’re committed so that I know you’re worth helping. Comment below “I’m In” And make your first post to guarantee that you’re going to be in the 10% and not the 90%

@Benjamin Lauterbach @Jr Lee @George Kouris @Roy Houston @Mason Loomis @Deleted Glad to have you here! Please make an intro post in the community tab showing us some of your work or asking us about anything you need help with so that we can get to know you!