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Superbly gratifying!!!

I want to seal a large rusted cast iron container that will hold water for a fountain. Any recommendations? I don’t want gloss finish, prefer a Matt or dead finish. Thanks

Is brazing a good route into a career in welding?

George, another thought. What about using Scotch Bright pads as the final polishing method?

George Would you recommend using an ultrasonic bath in conjunction with the acids to help remove the oxidation?

I just viewed a video of your father's for the first time today. I was searching for videos on coating metal to protect it and found his video on the topic... I'm so glad I did ... I have enjoyed watching videos of his wonderful creations. So sorry to hear of his passing. I read the obituary and it mentioned he recorded original bedtime stories for his granddaughter ... Why not post the audio recordings of some of her favorite stories here in your father's memory to keep the channel going and adding fresh content. I know I would enjoy that ... and I think other followers of his might as well. RIP George 🙏

I have been watching your Father's videos for some time, always learning a lot from him. I was suprised to see that he lived in Brown county. I am near Bloomington, I wish I had know that sooner, it would have been amazing to meet him.

what oxygen / acetylene psi? thanks.

Hi George I don't know if you are still about but thank you for your video. It's great to hear that you are having so much fun with the pewter. I'm 74 and just getting into pewter and i'm having just as much fun. All the very best. Kind regards . . . Andy

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I subscribed because your voice is great.

This guy is great !!!

So sorry , your dad was brilliant

Fabulous tutorial, thank you!

So sorry for you loss, I know it has been 2 years but I just found his videos. Thank you for leaving them up. Maybe you two could follow in his footsteps and post your projects?

Do not follow ANY suggestions in this video! This guy is not educated on safety at all! Dawn has oil in it!!! BOOM!!!!

I have been doing this for quite some time in order to shape 12 AWG wire to make shine still drippers for the condenser. Had no idea what it was called. I just tried to "smith" it one day, and realised it was soft after it had cooled and didn't need to be reheated for a while. Had no idea I had rediscovered the wheel. 🤣

I just found out about this man. I love his content. Im so sorry for your loss

I understand now .. thank you

How to buy this product

Hello sir

Im 28yo been welding intermediate for 5yrs in the industrial mfg field. Today was the first time I ever heard of brazing. Thank you for the video!

Need to fix a Bronze statue, broken foot or hoof. I should use a bronze brazing rod, or bronze brazing rod with silicone,? Enjoyed your video, 👍👍

Nice. Informative. Thanks!

Your father was a wonderful man. He took the time to explain things in such a way that we could understand them. I have quite a few of his DVD's.

I just found the channel and am sad to hear he passed. It wascvery nice of you to give closure on his behalf.

Sorry for the passing of your dad. I always enjoyed watching his videos. He has inspired many and lives on in his videos. Thanks for keeping the channel alive.

The Bob Ross of metalsmith

George and Spencer, thanks for leaving up your dad's videos. I just started metal crafting myself, and was immediately stuck by the tone (that voice!) and quality of his video on spot-welding. It's quite a legacy of knowledge of kindness, knowledge and sharing he left behind…

Don't know how I missed it, but just found this video and now I'm a bit sad.. My sincere condolences to both of you and your families... Been watching George since before he started on UA-cam and those first few teaser videos I watched sure had an impact on me and it wasn't very long before I bought my first Oxy / ACE rig and bronze brazing rods. Even rented Georges videos back in the day from the GSEG media site..(would love to get those videos again). George was super inspirational and I have to say I definitely learned a lot and for that I am thankful. Also, a big thank-you to you both for keeping the UA-cam channel going as there are many in the community (myself included) that certainly appreciate it.

Thanks for the info.

Thank you so much this was very helpful

I am so sorry. to hear of your dads passing. I just started watching his videos a short time ago and learned so much from them. Such a great teacher.

i am new here GREAT VIDEOS

Thanks sir. I'm going to attempt to make a hammered copper rangehood. This should make it easier!

What a helpful video.

Thanks

Oh this has great possibilities! So many ideas! Thank you for sharing your experiments.😊👍

I just happen across the street one of the other videos of your Dad’s on planishing copper. Such a treasure of knowledge and such great insight of telling people how to get started or make something. So sorry for your Great loss.

Great solutions - may challenge is Cu piping which is in use was tarnished by hydrogen gas from lead-acid batteries. I’ve applied every thing from “Brasso”, to Cu cleaner - neither would remove the tarnish, reverted to 400 Wet dry sand paper. Too much work. Suggestions appreciated.

What brand is this George or does anybody know

I use Citric Acid - It is safe and Effective.

I found him many many years ago. I fell in love with his voice, with his way of communicating/teaching, his humility, his ability to to encourage us even when we were just starting out. I still come back to his videos, many of which I own. Your dad was one in a million.....

Oh no! I just complimented his voice and content in another video. Thank you for taking the time to make a video informing us of his passing, guys. Rest in Peace, sir, and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us here.

Sir, I have to be honest here, I started watching for something I want to do, but I ended watching several times because your soothing voice. In any case, the video was still very informative and greatly appreciated it, thank you!

Can’t find a tear drop dolly we to harbor freight they said they did not now what I was talking about ?

Technically I think what you're doing here is melting the copper rather than cutting it. And that is due to how thin it is. The oxidizing flame doesn't really provide any benefit here. Try this with a quarter inch of copper sometime

Is it possible to acquire one of his books still?

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Just found the channel for a particular question I had and watched the video, then this video popped up. What a legacy! ✨💕 Thank you 😊