About the DVD

The production quality of the DVD is very high. Perhaps half the total
time in the video is very clear close-ups of welds being made. The
weld pool is shown as clearly as I think it is technically possible to
do. There are also a lot of sequences showing rod position and motion
for different positions and joints without welding taking place. In
addition, there are good quality graphics used to help explain points
and graphics superimposed on weld video to point out things to look out
for while welding.

Information in this video is very concentrated. The narration is well
written, explains things very well, is to-the-point, and doesn't
contain any fluff. After watching a minute of explanation and
demonstration of how to do a particular joint in a particular position,
I feel like I need to stop the video and go practice for three hours
before going on. It's like trying to drink from a fire hose.

What I especially like is a discussion and demonstration of how weld
current, rod position, arc length and travel speed affect the weld. I
think this knowledge gives me a fighting chance of understanding how to
get the kind of weld I want. Fast freeze and filler rods are also
explained. The video then goes on to show how to make *** joint, lap
joint, tee joint and corner joint welds, each joint in each of the
different positions and usually with the technique for both fast freeze
and filler rods, and shows the techniques for multiple pass welds on
each joint. Joint prep is also covered, as well as hints throughout
for keeping your weld high quality

All the welds shown look like textbook examples. I come away from
watching this video with a lot of confidence that Steve knows exactly
what he's doing.

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Every welding project, from fabrication to repair, is completed one weld bead at a time.
Whether you're just starting out or trying to improve your skills,
the first step is to learn how to consistently run good weld beads.