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Great tips! Will need to work on this to improve my welding.

Great instructions! Will need to practice this every time I weld.

Short and to the point, very informative.. USMC flag, new subscriber 😊 thank you for your service!

Your technique, and advice is excellent. Great presentation. Stick welding has been around for 120 years, a little bit more than oxy acetylene. A couple of variables not mentioned. Newer stick welders have electronics, inverters etc. that help with the arc starting. Many love the the old "buzz or tombstone boxes". They are AC and now very cheap to buy as the younger ones ditch them for the lighter boxes with dials and displays. They are heavy and almost indestructible, but seem to be trickier when starting that arc. The other variable is the age/state of old rods. Brand new ones are easier to start than older ones due to moisture etc. My solution is to have a small coupon, about 10 by 5 inches nearby, held with vise grips to the welding table or job. Use it like a matchbox side. Scratch the rod at the beginning until you get an arc and then move it to your welding job. The rod is now warm and dry and tends not to stick to the workpiece.

I would just grab another rod. Thank you for this tip. Like flinging a booger at end of bead.😀

Thank you!

Great! Will practice this!

This is the best kind of instruction and is hard to find. Thank you sir.

Good information! It is a rough looking weld, however, it serves the purpose. Thanks Natalio.

Great tips!

Great tips!

Great tutorial 👍🇺🇲👊

Wow. Thank you. I noticed the grooves but never thought of them in this way. Welding is going to be so comfortable moving forward.

@1:33, yup

8 ball, corner pocket. Nothing wrong with using your off hand but you will go through a lot of gloves if you don't get better.

Natalio, You are a awesome instructor. This video is a tremendous help for one to learn the basics, which leads to strong welders foundation. Thank you!

7018…when you stop for whatever reason push the point of the rod immediately into a piece of wood…restart is a simple scratch …. No wiping and throwing puddles of melted rod on your coworkers….try it …SJB

Rod angle...heat....travel speed

Good job explaining!

Don't teach students to "fling" a molten ball across the floor of the shop they may be working in. In a factory or fab shop you can't control where that molten glob goes and may burn someone or catch something on fire. Stupid technique. 🙄

Thank you - I’m only a hobby welder in 🇬🇧. Have struggled to find channels that are clear and informative - you have a great teaching manner.

You can rub it off with your thumb when its still cherry red and it leaves it clean and bare for a restart

I see any variation on "the Nth one will blow your mind", I block the channel from my feed.

Good Information and techniques.I started with Flux core wire Railroad cars then went to solid wire argon shield for KUBOTA and then to stick welding up pre fab parking decks . EVERYTHING YOU SAY IS 100%

Figured it was clickbait, but pleasantly surprised to find a useful tip. I have zero issues with restarts on my old Lincoln tombstone welder using Lincoln 7018, but picked up one batch of Hobart rod that was terrible and thought I forgot how to weld. I may have try this to use up the Hobart.

My biggest wish in stick welding is having an electrode that starts like a 7014, but welds like a 7018😁

I just tap it on the cement when I'm in the shop.

I wish I would have come across this video when I first started welding, love how you show us to position yourself and smoothly get pass that point where we start to burn or feel we are going to get stuck soon, I feel that no one really explains what you just did in this amazing video. Love the video, well explain and done.

Cool tip, thanks, 🙂

You got it right on the mark bro after doing it for a long time it's done automatically

I'll have to try this. I always had a pipeliner's file laying nearby to clean the slag off the end of the electrode before a restart.

Thanks for your help and advice 🦾

Practice holding the stinger!jeez,hate to buy gloves for you clowns

Great video…thank you! Your videos are very helpful and informative. Thank you.

You're a Marine, brother? Sub'd af. Let it shine!

Pushing and pulling your beed really depends

Are you doing a 105 demo? 😂 Man I don’t miss running that phase

The penetration profile is different from push to pull both have there use. Push is a lot fatter and pull is just a hair deeper

Good info! glad i stumbled upon your page

i use a pair of ceramic tipped reverse tweezers instead of holding with the glove. works really well

Wow hat job on extremely basic. Do a minisota key hole

Great tips 💪

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As a beginner, i found this very simplified and informative. There are not a lot of videos on this subject, but there should be. This technique has help\ed improve my beads way more than any other one single video I've watched to this date. Thank you.

Badass! Yep i hold it like a pen until my gloves are prune shaped! Lol Stay up!

Hey I signed that hood 🤘🏽

Very good tutorial, clear demonstration of this technique !

Very good video!

Tremendo video, de los mejores que he visto. Muchas gracias

Downhill! Wtf kind of welder goes down hill. Stop making videos