TIG Finger from Jody's Site

[ducksface]

I bought the video last night. I owe him. My big head was SWIMMING with welders to buy. If I hadn't upon his site, i never would have bought the [patiently waiting...] PP256.

[pvitor]

Hey guys are the DVDs from Jody a collection of the videos he post's on his website?

[Ram48]

Hey guys are the DVDs from Jody a collection of the videos he post's on his website?

I am pretty sure they are all of the 2010 video clips on the site. I like the idea of having a DVD of them. I think the quaility will be better and I just feel I need to suppotr Jody a bit his videos are about the best out there and its all free. so Im just showin some appreciation to him.
Ray

[Nikola Tesla]

I gotta check out these welding videos your all talking about. Ive seen a couple on youtube. I'm open to any advice. Advice on welding that is.

[presure2]

I gotta check out these welding videos your all talking about. Ive seen a couple on youtube. I'm open to any advice. Advice on welding that is.

frank, dive in, and spend some time reading and watching jody work his magic.
the guy is a great teacher, no frills just "down and dirty welding tips and tricks".
www.weldingtipsandtricks.com

[everlastsupport]

One re-note on the TIG fingers. Buy a couple as a few people recommended. I could not fine mine yesterday. It was a gift and I will find it. But they can vanish sometimes.

[pvitor]

I agree with everyone on Jody,s work being Invaluable and have ordered his DVD along with spare TIG Fingers to express my support and gratitude.

[Ram48]

Well I got the DVD tonight and will look at it in the morning. I'll let you know how it is.

[Ram48]

Got a chance to look at some of the first DVD. It is a two DVD set, and I think its real good and well worth the Money. It is a collection of the 2010 videos that were done in 2010 and the quality is way better then the on line versions. I am still a noob but Jody and weldingtipsandtricks has helped me improve faster then anything else short of a welding school or weldor standing next to me.
Ray

[yotarover]

anybody got any self video's of using the tig finger?

[DiabolicZ]

I bought a TIG finger the other day. However, it showed up at my old job and I now have to drive across town to go get it. Grrrrrr.

[Tritium]

I ordered a pack of 3 and his 2010 DVD yesterday.

Thurmond

[Salty]

I ordered 2 on Friday and got them in the mail on Monday (with a decal). They work great, I haven't overheated my torch hand since I started using it.

[hooda]

Just ordered a 3 pak 5 minutes ago, look like a good idea, especially after getting my drag finger done to medium-well more than once in the few hours I've been TIG welding ever!

[ogorir]

I bought a 3-pack a few months ago, even though I don't have a tig setup (yet). I've found they work great for your off-hand first-finger when guiding a MIG nozzle. I've been using the tillman 45 pigskin mig gloves, which have uninsulated fingers and palm, so it gets a bit toasty resting your finger on the nozzle. I think I'm going to try the 55 cowskin ones next time, though. the pigskin shrinks too much from spatter and accidentally touching hot metal.

[jsclark4500]

If you got the cash order extra 3pks. You can resell them pretty quick at work. If you don't, yours' will disappear quick. They work great and save you from using the monster thick gloves when TIG'n.

[Tritium]

They also work well on the third or fourth cut when plasma cutting on thick metal. The heat can build up to an uncomfortable level otherwise. I found that out when cutting a number of small pieces from 1/2" bar stock today. I slipped one on the finger I was resting the torch on for a guide. I am MUCH more steady when cutting if I am not being burned.

Thurmond