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This is part two of our Fabtech special, where Beau sits down with Brynwelds, a welder and content creator from Nebraska; John Fowler from Northeast Alabama Community College; our very own host and tig artist Tig Devil; Spencer Wells, an engineering technician at the Nasa Prototype Lab; Mike Myer, a Welding instructor from Evans High School; Danea Buschkoetter, a welding instructor and host over here at weld.com; Chad, a Pipe Fitter/Pipe Welder talking about working in a union; Blake Hamric, a welding instructor at Calhoun Community College; and Barbie The Welder, a metal sculptor, author and advocate for the skilled trades.
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