Podcast appearances and mentions of josh welton

Chris Zeppieri of Make Everything joins us on this episode of The Fabricator Podcast to talk about his fabrication shop in New York, his popular YouTube channel, and educating people interested in working with their hands. He goes into detail about his early days working in construction and how that led to growing his business with creating how-to videos, social media, digital marketing, and becoming a respected brand ambassador. He also talks about his growing vise collection and his appearance on the short-lived show Assembly Required with Tim Allen with Richard Karn. At the top, Josh Welton talks about an unfortunate workplace injury and how he bounced back from it. This episode was recorded at FABTECH 2024 in Orlando, Fla. Learn more about our sponsor Paperless Parts. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Nate Bowman and Kyle Worzala join Dan Davis and Josh Welton to talk about 3M Clash of the Grinders, a student-based competition sponsored by 3M that teaches proper grinding techniques and safety. It features 12 contestants who receive hands-on training from industry experts. Bowman, known as the Weld Scientist, hosted Season 2, and Worzala, a welding instructor at Gateway Technical College in Kenosha, Wis., served as one of three judges. They look behind the scenes and talk about how the competition aimed to teach contestants the importance of proper abrasive selection, tool angle, and pressure control when grinding. The guys also talk about learning from mistakes, the power of a trade school education, and the Power Rangers. This episode was recorded at FABTECH 2024 in Orlando, Fla. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

On this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, Philadelphia-based welder and trades advocate Pa'Trice Frazier joins host Dan Davis and Josh Welton at SEMA, in partnership with Miller Electric. Pa'Trice chats about how she got her start as a welder and working Atlanta projects like the Mercedes Benz Stadium, Spanx Headquarters, Marta Buckhead Bridge, and, in Philadelphia, the River Alive Exhibit at the Independence Seaport Museum. She also talks about appearing on the NBC show Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge and fabricating a 1969 Dodge Charger called "Power Charged" and using her Weldjointed platform to encourage more diversity in the welding trade as well as teaching others how to weld. At the top, Dan and Josh talk about Josh participating in the Hot Wheels Legends Tour in Detroit. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Emma Sauve of Mobsteel and Detroit Steel Wheel brings the energy as she joins host Dan Davis and Josh Welton on this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, in partnership with Miller Electric at SEMA 2023 in Las Vegas. Emma talks about the history of Mobsteel and how its focus on customizing Lincoln Continentals from the 1960s led to the creation of Detroit Steel Wheel in 2012, which specializes in fabricating and designing custom wheels for big-body styled cars. Emma also talks about her job as the digital creative force behind both efforts and her love of telling the stories of customers in the aftermarket industry. She also discusses the importance of creating American-made products in Detroit, her favorite Mobsteel/Detroit Steel Wheel builds (including the 1966 Motorcity Vice Lincoln Continental), and working with business co-founders Pam and Adam Genei and lead fabricator Steve Ryan. At the top, Emma joins Dan and Josh to talk about the SEMA afterparty at the Sosa Metalworks shop, lowriders, and a metal sculpture of a skull by Luis Varela-Rico. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Ryan Fielding of Ringbrothers joins hosts Dan Davis and Josh Welton on this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, in partnership with Miller Electric at SEMA 2023 in Las Vegas. Ryan goes into detail about the three builds that Wisconsin-based Ringbrothers displayed at SEMA: a 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible called “Uncaged”, a 1961 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II called “Paramount”, and a 1969 Dodge Charger called “Tusk”. Ryan also talks about how his family's background influenced his career as a fabricator, how he learned to weld when he was 8 years old, and his grandfather's stint as a stunt car performer with Jimmie Lynch and The Death Dodgers. He also talks about starting his own hotrod/motorcycle fabrication business, Paragon Customs, and how he was subsequently convinced to join Ringbrothers. He also discusses Ringbrothers winning the SEMA's 2022 Battle of Builders with its 1948 Chevy Loadmaster, his love of pinstriping, and creating goalie mask artwork for the Wisconsin Badgers men's ice hockey team. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Staci Martinez joins The Fabricator Podcast to talk about starting her own small business in Sioux Falls, S.D. called 605 Shield Maiden, which focuses on creating metal art sculptures, fabricating handrails, and combing wood and metal to make furniture. She discusses how working briefly as a production welder and seeing all the potential in the scrap metal bin inspired her to pursue metal art. Staci eventually created her first sculpture, a gnome, and was chosen to have it on display at SculptureWalk, an exhibit of outdoor sculptures displayed year-round in downtown Sioux Falls. She also talks about her involvement with The Hooded Heroes Foundation, which serves to help provide welding equipment and PPE to those who can't afford. At the top, hosts Dan Davis and Josh Welton talk about unfortunate metal sculptures, including the infamous Cristiano Ronaldo bust at an airport in Portugal. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Tom Patsis of Cold Hard Art joins the podcast to talk about the never-ending business of designing, fabricating, and building trophies for motorsports events. Tom sits down with hosts Josh Welton and Dan Davis at FABTECH 2023 in Chicago, and opens up about how he left his job at Don Schumacher Racing as a fabricator to start his own business, as well as the pros and cons of starting a small business. He also talks about winning the first season of Metal Shop Masters on Netflix and partnering with companies like Miller Electric, Starrett, FastCut CNC, PFERD North America, Trick-Tools, and others. Tom also discusses running a business with his wife, being father, the rewards of being a metal artist, and how he would fabricate an alien space craft. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Greg Davis of Red Beard's Garage joins hosts Josh Welton and Rafael Guerrero to talk about his wildly popular YouTube channel, which he uses to teach people how to build and fabricate small engine vehicles like go-karts, minibikes, and side-by-sides. He shares how he started this venture by wanting to build his daughter a go-kart without any prior fabrication and welding experience. He also talks about how the first Fast & Furious movie sparked his interest, fabricating tube chassis for SEMA, expanding his business, some of his most memorable builds, playing Need for Speed, and more. At the top, Josh and the guys talk about Garbage Pail Kids, sketchy go-kart tracks, and Super Mario Kart. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

After starting his metal fabrication career in 2008 and working through some personal demons, Matt Tyler came out on the other side with his own business: Matt Tyler Designs. In this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, Matt discusses the growing pains of small business ownership in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and specializing in architectural metalwork, with a focus on engineering and fabricating doors, windows, and metal framing. He also talks about his blend course, where he offers tips and techniques on blending weld joints. He also shares his plans for the future, which include expanding his skills and building high-end furniture. Host Dan Davis and Josh Welton also chat with Matt about Blink-182, fabricating alien spacecrafts, creating video content, and the art of pricing jobs. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

In this special episode of The Fabricator Podcast, Josh Welton takes over as host and sits down with Luis Varela-Rico, Ivan Iler, and Frank Ledbetter. These three wildly different artists from the hit Netflix show Metal Shop Masters talk with Josh about metal art, artificial intelligence (AI), laser welding, 3D printing, and mixing old and new technologies in art. They delve deeper into discussions about the 3D-printed stainless steel bridge in Amsterdam built by Dutch additive manufacturing company MX3D, legendary metalworker and custom automotive fabricator Ron Covell, and using LiDAR technology to take a 3D scan of Frank's head. Jump to 8:38 to get to our talk with Josh, Luis, Frank, and Ivan. At the top, Dan, Jim, and Gareth talk about how AI was used to turn Family Guy into an 1980s sitcom and highlight a kinetic metal sculptor from Argentina named Guillermo Galetti. Email us at podcast@thefabricator.com with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Nate Bowman and Josh Welton join The Fabricator Podcast during FABTECH 2022 in Atlanta. The Weld Scientist and Welder Assassin nerd-out on everything from welding cobots to vintage welding machines, and discuss Josh turning into a metal fabricating cyborg, Nate's welder tattoos, and developing a show called This Old Welder. Jump to 7:41 to get to our talk with Nate and Josh And while scrolling through Josh's Instagram page, a metal sculpture he created of Bender from Futurama leads to a conversation about favorite childhood cartoons like Scooby-Doo and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Email us at podcast@thefabricator.com with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Artist, fabricator, welder, tradesman, and educator - that would be a very broad description of Josh Welton, this week's guest on the Hemmings Hot Rod BBQ Podcast. As advocate for the trades, Josh and wife Darla created the Still Building America Project through their company Brown Dog Welding, whose mission is to bring awareness to the trades that helped build America - something that we so desperately need. When not advocating for the trades though, his time is spent at General Dynamics Land Systems where he is a fabricator, mechanic, and driver. The passion portion of his life comes in the form of some of the coolest metal sculptures you're ever likely to see. From cars and motorcycles to stunning figurines, not only do his creations tell a story, but they also have the ability to take your mind on a journey that's only limited by your imagination. Before we sit down with Josh though, we pull a one-of-a-kind 1946 Dodge Power Wagon 6x6 from our classifieds, as it's something we though Josh himself would truly love.

Josh Welton is a guest again on the Get Better Basketball Podcast, today sharing more about his own basketball journey. Josh discusses his experience at Henderson High School and all that they achieved during his tenure. Josh shares his thoughts on why he didn't transfer to a larger school and what it was like winning at a smaller school. Josh also shares his thoughts on the play vs skill development argument and shares his experience with constant play, how play helped shape and develop his game. Another great episode from another great baller! I hope you enjoy this podcast.

Josh Welton is on the podcast to discuss tanks, welding, fabrication, blue-collar jobs, and more. He’s the owner of Brown Dog Welding and is a master welder, fabricator, millwright, author on Dodge Garage, and theFabricator.com, and more.

America used to love a good comeback story. However, in the age of social media we see people being destroyed over misunderstood incidents. Individuals are slaughtered for ignorant words spoken years ago, even if the person who spoke them expresses regret and has apologized. Do we still have the capacity to give others (and ourselves) the space to learn, heal, and grow from these failures? On this episode, Josh shares the story of how a lapse in judgement as an apprentice nearly cost him his future. Mistakes were made, but an apology and forgiveness granted him an opportunity for restoration and to find his way back up. We talk Johnny Cash, Charles Lindbergh, and Liam Neeson, too.

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Jimmy & Josh talk whats happening in Detroit, E-mails are answered and the guys recap FABTECH 2018 in Atlanta.   Episode Sponsored by: www.sicerts.com www.esab.na.com www.welddevils.com   Check out the website ! www.arcjunkies.com Social Media: @arcjunkiespodcast E-mail: arcjunkies@gmail.com  

Arc Junkies is back in studio ! Jimmy chats with Josh Welton about The Ugly Truth of the welding industry. Grab a box of tissue because this episode is sure to break some hearts or make some people mad or maybe both, but it will definitely make you think.

Live from a shipping container in downtown Detroit, Jimmy chats with Welder, Writer and Sculptor Josh Welton ! Josh wrights for The Fabricator Magazine and the brand new Dodge Garage ! The guys talk Demon design, industry tech, business relationships and where ever else the rabbit holes led !   @shopgilrivonorff Go Fund Me www.gofundme.com/lost-2-loved-pups-in-house-fire   www.arcjunkies.com e-Mail: arcjunkies@gmail.com   Sponsored by: ESAB www.esabna.com & Weld Devils www.welddevils.com 

Jimmy chats with Josh Welton of The Fabricator Magazine about the rise in Automation in welding. Its current abilities and how we can stay ahead and make sure we work with technology and not be replaced by it are discussed.  Sponsored by: Blue Demon Welding Products & welddevils.com www.arcjunkies.com arcjunkies@gmail.com Insta: @arcjunkies Twitter: @arcjunkiespodcast.com Facebook.com/arcjunkies

This week, Jimmy is joined in studio by @otcdaihen Welding Sales Representative Kevin O'Brien and "The Fabricator" columnist & @miller_welders sponsored welder Josh Welton AKA @welderassassin . Jimmy and the guys talk robotic welding, CWI training, women in welding and the growing need for welders in America.

This week ! Jimmy chats in studio with Aaron Biefer of Bulldog Welding and Josh Welton of Brown Dog Welding ! Episode sponsored by: www.welddevils.com Email: arcjunkies@gmail.com

This week Royboy tells the tale of the Detroit Autorama including a heck of a trip home! Interviews with Josh Welton, Max Grundy, Ed Tillrock, Todd Jones, James Owens and Chris Ryan. Tons of great folks on this one. Hear the podcast in the embedded player below or on iTunes at royboyproductions.com/itunes  This post brought to … Continue reading "097 Detroit Autorama – Chrome Pipes & Pinstripes" The post 097 Detroit Autorama – Chrome Pipes & Pinstripes appeared first on Royboy Productions.

Metalcraft Artist Josh Welton The roots of my love for welding first dug in when I was a millwright apprentice for Chrysler. I struck my first arc in November of 2002, and I’ve been hooked ever since. I was very fortunate to be in a situation where I could learn from Journeymen who had decades of experience in all sorts of welding, and who were more than willing to share their knowledge with me. From tig welding tool steels to stick welding in structural applications and using a mig welder for general fabrication, not to mention everything in between, I’ve been able to develop and hone my skills in a variety of processes and settings. I currently hold a variety of tig and stick welding certifications, and I test for additional qualifications routinely. Brown Dog Welding is the product of my passion. What began as my profession has become something much more. It is an evolving entity as I continue to grow as a metal worker and as an artist. Welding, when done right, is an art form unto itself, and I enjoy challenging myself to raise the bar.www.browndogwelding.com WatchthePrettyLight.tumbr.comEach week we are brought to you by Steele Rubber Products: www.steelerubber.comCheck out what's been going on in the shop:  www.bshotrods.com

Metalcraft Artist Josh Welton The roots of my love for welding first dug in when I was a millwright apprentice for Chrysler. I struck my first arc in November of 2002, and I’ve been hooked ever since. I was very fortunate to be in a situation where I could learn from Journeymen who had decades of experience in all sorts of welding, and who were more than willing to share their knowledge with me. From tig welding tool steels to stick welding in structural applications and using a mig welder for general fabrication, not to mention everything in between, I’ve been able to develop and hone my skills in a variety of processes and settings. I currently hold a variety of tig and stick welding certifications, and I test for additional qualifications routinely. Brown Dog Welding is the product of my passion. What began as my profession has become something much more. It is an evolving entity as I continue to grow as a metal worker and as an artist. Welding, when done right, is an art form unto itself, and I enjoy challenging myself to raise the bar.www.browndogwelding.com WatchthePrettyLight.tumbr.comEach week we are brought to you by Steele Rubber Products: www.steelerubber.comCheck out what's been going on in the shop:  www.bshotrods.com

This week Royboy tells the tale of the Hobo Happening and the Rocky Mountain Auto Show before sitting down with Josh Welton of Brown Dog Welding to talk welding, art and more on Chrome Pipes And Pinstripes Episode 35!   Listen Here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/chromepipespinstripes/35Chrome_pipes_ep_35_Did_Ya_Miss_Me_.mp3 (if that player doesn’t work go here, you can also find the show in … Continue reading "Chrome Pipes And Pinstripes Episode 35 : Did Ya Miss Me? With Guest Josh Welton" The post Chrome Pipes And Pinstripes Episode 35 : Did Ya Miss Me? With Guest Josh Welton appeared first on Royboy Productions.