Francisco Soto

Tucson, AZ, United States

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Mar 25 at 03:25 PM

Had to fit and weld a 30 foot handrail with 45 degree cuts and angles. No table long enough so I had to work on the ground. Used band saw and chop saw to make cuts. Foreman did not even know how to fit it up. 😂

Commented on WS Podcast - Brad and Jody | "Welding Abroad"

Mar 22 at 03:22 PM

What is the name of that company? I need a higher paying job.

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Mar 21 at 10:49 PM

Requesting a video on measuring tools and fitting techniques. Like using a speed square, combination square, etc. I had to make a handrail  at work with a bunch of 45 degree angle cuts and it was a pain in the you know what. The Forman did not even know how to fit it up. 😂  I will add a picture. Video in the general area. 

Commented on 👋 Hello, I’ve been welding for about ...

Mar 21 at 10:43 PM

Welcome there is learning gold on this website. 

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Commented on Aluminum Build up Repair

Mar 21 at 10:40 PM

I take a flap disk or sanding disk to my beads to check for porosity. Found out I could do that when I had to clean or flatten my steel beads and found that nasty porosity. I will watch those videos on peening aluminum. 

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Mar 19 at 07:44 PM

Really big plasma table can cut 1 inch thick plates. At my job.

Commented on Ripped this 1/8 304 plate with a circ...

Mar 05 at 04:44 PM

I heard hairspray works good to keep the line

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Mar 05 at 04:41 PM

Binge watching JD & Matt Hayden dual shield flux core videos pays off $$$. Thanks welding a bridge that goes over a tank for a mine. Probably copper mine. Dual shield flux core

Commented on JD Brewer - Vise Stand

Mar 05 at 11:05 AM

Freaking awesome 😎

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Commented on JD Brewer - Switching from MIG to Dual Shield Flux Core (DSFC)

Mar 02 at 10:36 PM

The shop I was working at was using smooth rollers on 045 dual shield. Now I know knurled is for flux core and smooth for hard wire. Thanks 👍 learning something new every day thanks to welder skills

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