TIG Welding Aluminum Fabrication - Bike Fork Welding Fixture / Jig - Part 2 

All welder settings/fabrication questions are answered on the website: Http://www.6061.com Http://www.6061.com/tigbutton.htm Thanks for watching

Aaron - I always love your efficient, fast, and accurate ways of fixturing components for welding. I can't wait to see the next installment!

Man I wish I watched this before I made my janky bars

I subscribed to the 6061 website last year and would highly recommend it for people struggling with tig welding. I had previously been trying to learn to tig weld using all the great videos that are out there, but the results were mostly poor, and I didn’t feel I knew what I was doing, or how to adapt to different joints or metal thicknesses. The 6061 method is carefully structured, and quick and simple to follow. I have run through the method on 3 mm (1/8”) aluminium, and then successively thinner sheet. Now, on real-world joints on real projects, not coupons, many of my welds look really good, with full penetration. Plus it’s clear to me what settings to use and why. Thanks Aaron, you've enabled me to fit learning a difficult skill into my limited spare time. I think you have a great approach. I think your subscription fee is very reasonable, and I recouped that many times over, just by following your fabrication tricks, and not falling into the trap of buying a load of new tools.

I sure do love these un-narrated, un-captioned and context-less videos. Awesome.

Spending lots of time on jigs..must be mass production in future?

Your videos are super entertaining and informative. Somehow you manage to do it without speaking at all. I don’t mind people talking, but this way it’s always straight and to the point.

Hey dude, I am awaiting your next video lol. I have a video idea if you need one 😏

I liked how you sharpened that drill bit. Never seen that before and it’s kinda cool wanna try that.

Video is awesome…but one thing is lacking…..we need more mini bike action :(

The most amazing part of all this is, he's also driving his truck/shop downtown Salt Lake city... At the SAME TIME!!!😱

With so much lathe work I thought I was watching ToT🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yo ma man. I noticed a couple of your videos were reposted on facebook without any credit to you. I dont know if you gave them permission or something but those reposted videos were full of misinformations. ✌🏻

His skill level is intimidating, but his videos are inspiring :D

Hey lefty bro Also pacific art guy is a lefty. It's of no importance really, but we are few so...

I had to do a double-take when I noticed the gloves were off when filing on the lathe lol, almost feel like I saw something I shouldn't have...

Highly underrated channel!

11:55 Sprytne imadło. Aż sobie zrobię takie :)

Hi there. May i know what is the material of the solid block under the bike frame?

I love the attention to detail and skills. 👍

Idea: tap bushing with a v-cut base for use on rod or tubing.

Makes me wish I had a lathe and tig welder in my garage. :(....

why kind of lathe are you using?

Aaron I notice that you always are welding aluminum on a aluminum plate on your welding table. Is that a recommendation or is that just by habit?

what's that stuff you spray when drilling? great vids keep up the good work.👍

Always interesting content,thanks for posting🤗😎🤗😎

As usual, outstanding video man! I’ve learned a metric shit ton from you, thank you. Looking forward to the next one

Really interesting to see how, on that drilling op, one flute was making nice chips, and the other was not.

Buen trabajo maestro, gracias por compartir tanta información y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 👍🤓

I wondered how light an aluminum strider would be. I guess we are going to find out.

I felt all that frustration when u made that dowel too short 😂😂😂

Great build sir thank you so much for sharing sir.

Love your videos so pleasing to watch

Nice work! Waiting to continuing

I know its a lame question but what frequency do you use? Love your videos!

Good work man!! 🎉😊

6:51 super.

Aaron, did you get a new lathe?

90% of the time no idea what you're doing and kinda losing interest :/

Interesting build but it would be nice it you explained what your doing and why (your not a mute) instead of hitting your helmet when you screw up. Thank you for the work in progress video instead of the other non-essential stuff. Yes, I subscribe to watch your videos to try and learn.