I worked in a factory building radiators in South Dakota. They built most of their radiators by hand, welded by hand. But then there was one booth set up with a pair of robot welders. It took two guys to load the arm, and unload it, and the 2 arms would weld it all together. Then they slid the radia...

I'm in Crossville, TN. Center of the state. I'm hoping to stay in the southeast, I'm a Florida boy southerner, and I've discovered I don't like extreme cold, like my last home in South Dakota haha. Actually for those pipe welders out there, been looking at lots of posts for pipe welders, I know its ...

Interesting. Looks like I oughta look into some headhunters. I know I have the solid skills, and I've been doing what you said actually, I just know there is always more to learn. Id just like to break 40k at the moment though.

Hey guys thanks for the response! Steve you said you went mobile for TIG Aluminum. That's definitely something I love doing. TIG is by far what I am best at and what I enjoy the most. How did you work into that job? Did you have your own rig or was one provided for you?

Hey guys, I wanna start by thanking anyone who responds to this for your answers. I'm in my 5th year of welding. I've had a ton of jobs, with some varied experiences. Got started in a nice easy MIG steel job, was a great start, taught me a lot of the "Real world skills" that I didn't get o...