An interview with Andrew Cardin

[WindyParticipant @windy30762]

Just been watching an interview with Andrew Cardin from a welding tips and tricks video that I receive every week.

**LINK**

One of his comments a tutor told him was to learn to learn his attitude to life was very interesting.

[WindyParticipant @windy30762]

[Ady1Participant @ady1]

And with the Internet at our fingertips, and places like a well known auction site to buy any bits, there's almost nothing we can't have a go at nowadays

The only problem now is time. We ain't going to live long enough to do all the things we would want to

[I.M. OUTAHEREParticipant @i-m-outahere]

Posted by Ady1 on 24/09/2015 10:49:40:

And with the Internet at our fingertips, and places like a well known auction site to buy any bits, there's almost nothing we can't have a go at nowadays

The only problem now is time. We ain't going to live long enough to do all the things we would want to

I agree fully , we have never had it so easy – with a few clicks of a mouse button you have a new welder and while you wait in anticipation of its delivery you can litterally gorge your self on welding videos but there is a catch!

Not every one will get the hang of it easily ,some may never , some take years .

Nothing will ever replace the one on one coaching you get at a technical college or by an experienced welder /boilermaker , they can see the little mistakes and help you rectify them in real time – youtube can't .

If you have a local coolege or shool that has night classes i highly reccommend looking at them , it doesn't matter if you're 20 or 70 years old you will learn something and make a few freinds along the way .

Ian

[Neil WyattModerator @neilwyatt]

Blimey! That guy drowns out Motorhead….

Lovely welding though.

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