In this week&#39;s episode, Beau stopped by the Razor Weld booth at Fabtech and got to chat with Richie Sather. After welding for 18 years he stepped into a new role of customer service helping train people on the machines over at razor weld. He talks about giving advice from a welder&#39;s perspective on features implemented in their new machines, making machine lines that are going to fit the budget of a hobbyist without sacrificing performance, and some advice for how to advance as a welder by utilizing online resources like YouTube. 
 
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EP 127: Married To The Art with Luke & Priscilla Smith

WELD is the show that opens real doors in the welding world. From first arc to six-figure specialty work, host Beau Wigington talks with industry professionals as they share wins, mistakes, and the various pathways available in the welding industry. Whether you are in school or on the tools, guests will share practical steps, safety-first habits, and career plays to help you master the trade. MIG, TIG, stick, flux-core, pipe, fabrication, repair, inspection, and business growth all live here. New episodes each week.