Thank you, Joey. And thanks for all the hard work that went into making WelderSkills such a well-loved and valued resource. We’ll miss it greatly, but life moves on.

Thanks for the reminders and the updates on Jody’s health. In Jody’s email today from Welding Tips and Tricks, he said he was still waiting on a bone marrow transplant, but your statement “getting prepped for a bone marrow transplant” soonds more promising and less distant. I hope that is the case.

I hope you’ll find a way of keeping in touch with us ex-WelderSkills disciples.

Please be sure to tell your Dad how much he is in our thoughts.

Martin

Excellent news, Joey. And thanks for keeping us updated. Please be sure to pass on our best wishes for continued positive progress.

Thanks, Joey, but I wouldn’t dream of seeking a refund, and I keep hoping that WelderSkills might keep going, perhaps in a different format even, when I’d be first in the queue to take out a new annual subscription.

Martin

JODY COLLIER Thanks, Jody, that certainly does help. And it makes far more logical sense than what I thought of.

Excellent. Why is it that stringers might be insisted on rather than a weave? Is it that, with too wide a weave, there could be a danger of slag entrapment?

Thanks, Jody.

Martin

Thanks, Joey. Nice surprise: a lot more than than just the 4 or 5 minutes I was expecting. As ever, it was well worth waiting for, and it doesn’t matter how much of it has appeared before: I, for one, never get tired tired of watching and re-watching, and the more these welding tips and tricks get hammered into my brain, the more they become second nature and ready to be instantly called on to know how to correct something that isn’t going as well as it should, as well as making sure it goes right first time.

Martin

Welcome to WelderSkills, Shaun. A great first video. No doubt that geometric method was worked out a couple of thousand years ago, but it’s still pretty impressive looking. Many thanks

Martin

No sleeping through the alarm this time, and well worth it. Very interesting Zoom meeting, hearing about how customer service is paramount. That is the way to win over new customers and to keep them for life, which, as the podcast shows, is exactly what’s happening. So much so, if I were in the market for a new welder, based solely on what I heard last night, I’d definitely be going for Primeweld regardless of the shipping to, and import duties and taxes in, the UK.

I hope Primeweld goes from stregth to strength: they clearly deserve it.

Joey Collier One more thing, Joey: as it is now, if I have a question , I will need to hunt through the Notifications until I find this one again to ask my question . Could there be a new icon along the bottom marked Questions, or something similar so that, anyone with a question can simply open the WelderSkills app, tap on the relevant icon, and then find themselves immediately in this Questions channel?

Joey Collier Thanks, Joey!