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In this blog post, YesWelder chats with Bryn Otto, a young welder who has big plans for the future. We discuss his work, studies, and the potential of monetizing social media for young welders.
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We discuss the business of metal art and the process of turning one's passion into a career with welder and artist Diesel of @tig_devil.
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Bailee Schmidt is a South Carolina-based community college student and pipe welder, who has been welding since her time in high school. With over 100,000 followers on TikTok, Bailee has become well-known for sharing her journey in the world of welding. We wanted to learn specifically about Bailee's passion for pipe welding, so we interviewed her to find out more.
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Staci Martinez is a fabricator, metal artist and carpenter. As a multi-skilled tradeswoman, Staci has experience with different materials and work environments. We interview Staci to learn about her work as a welder, and how it compares to working with other materials.
Leah, known as @welderwoman93 on social media, started her journey in the world of welding after a friend suggested it to her. Nearly a decade later, she has amassed over 150,000 followers on TikTok and is setting out to start her own business. We were excited to interview Leah to learn about her career and her tips for the next generation of welders.
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