Hi and thanks for listening to
episode 3 of the Welding Tips and Tricks Podcast. This
episode we have our first guest Dave Blackburn from
@BlackburnFabrication on Instagram. We get to know a little
more about Dave from his back story of how he got into welding, how
his experience as a machinist helps as a fabricator, and much more.
So hit play, drop your hood, and enjoy listening to Weldors
talking about Welding while you're Welding!
Show Notes
Times
- 0:00-0:36
Intro
- 0:36-3:20
Dave's back story
- 3:20-10:20 How we
got started with our side gig jobs
- 10:20-12:19 How Dave
approaches a job
- 12:19-15:33 Welding
machines
- 15:33-21:23
Fabtech
- 21:23-23:24 Meeting up
with other Instagrammers at Fabtech
- 23:24-26:03 Dave's side
work
- 26:03-27:29 Dave's
favorite type of work at his shop
- 27:29-30:45 Job
stresses
- 30:45-34:17 What got Dave
onto Instagram
- 34:17-36:16 Like minded
people
- 36:16-39:05 Dave's best
advise that's helped him
- 39:05-40:13 Dave's best
advise to other weldor/fabricators
- 40:13-41:52 Jonathan's
addition about Fabtech
- 41:52-44:20 Where can you
find David Blackburn and Closing
Where can you contact
Dave and find more information?
You can find Dave Blackburn
on Instagram @Blackburnfabrication
Email Dave
at blackburnfabrication1@gmail.com
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at?
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and Tricks Podcast directly at
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Need a Tig
Finger?
The Tig Finger works awesome. It allows you to rest your hand on
your hot work piece while you are welding to keep more consistent
movement. I usually use it on my torch hand so I can slide it
across the work keeping the arc focused where I want it. Very well
made.
-Dave Blackburn
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