Threaded table holes is pretty cool. I have been building my own brackets and using bolts and nuts underneath to hold down parts. Where did those brackets you had in the video come from? One was different from the others?

It's got .30 wire 75 25 gas mix it has four heat settings I'm usually on two welding sheet metal but I was on three due to welding the bracket that's maybe 3/32. I ran a grinder over all the steel so it's perfectly clean. But this has been happening everywhere I noticed that yesterday I'm a bit low on gas but it has been acting up like this since I filled this bottle. The nozzle is dirty enough that I feel like the gas is not passing through like it should. I went to the weld shop and they didn't have the correct nozzle because it's an older machine. So I will have to research elsewhere. Anything else you want to know?

Thanks for the tip. I have a small go pro style camera. I am going to try to record some passes and see. When you say lit? Are you talking about the arc happening in the video or are you talking about the camera like the way we see all the videos on Tig shots?

What is that big flick of the torch on the end of the weld there?

If you're using 5/8 or 3/4 stick out am I doing wrong using less stick out say 3/8 or should the rule of thumb always come into play, stick out same as cup openings?  You seem to be using a longer stickout for filming purposes. But what should I be doing at home?  Am I going to cause myself issues with to much stick out?

Sure does I realized the higher the arc the more it tickles. I'm just afraid I was gonna get hit hard 220 volts ya know. 

Got some more practice in today sat down and welded this coupon paying attention to my arc trying to stay steady with the filler. 

I'm wearing sleeves, got a arc burn on my neck so I stay protected. I'm sitting on a metal oil can.  Maybe I need a new throne. What do you sit on?