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Sorry we make shorts with a 15 second snapshot from the full video. If you watch the full video it will explain it throughly.

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Everyone's a G these days . 5F sake were only welders lol.

@@weldtechsolutions it's all about getting the little things right, nothing wrong with being a welder 💪

@Phillip-q9s very true.we will make sure we improve moving forward.thanks for keeping us on our toes.😀

Correct it is mag welding however for the benefit of everyone we use the term mig as that’s what most know it by. But yes it is mag welding 🫶🏻

Welcome aboard!

What is your gap size? The settings here are based on 1mm wire so slight adjustments will need to be made for 0.8 wire. The root for us was 17.5 volts and wire speed 4.4 metres per minute with 2.4mm gap.

We are looking to go that way in the future. But currently we are not. Glad you enjoyed it 😃

@@weldtechsolutions done

It’s on the to do list for future videos

@@weldtechsolutionsnice one👍, videos really help

Always nice to hear! Completely agree, this was supposed to be done with 6011 but somebody kinda forgot the rods so 6013 it was 😃. Will be using 6011 in a few more videos in the future.

Full video here: ua-cam.com/video/Q5U_9vryqSY/v-deo.htmlsi=dgAgCR7QDdpjl8C0 I believe it was somewhere around 110-115amps .

I agree, if welding is a hobby welding with E7018 makes no sense when E6013 are so much cheaper. What sorts of things do you weld?

@@weldtechsolutions onlymild steel flat bar etc uptoabout 6mmthick wrought ironscrolling etc

Thanks. no it didn't to be fair.

@@jordic6188 Qu'est-ce qui t'intéresse

@@weldtechsolutions le soudage, la chaudronnerie... Le travail du métal en général. Mais une vidéo de qqn qui fait une coupe simple au plasma ne m'intéresse pas. J'ai vu #cuttingskills et #art dans la description de la vidéo, du coup j'ai été déçu, c'est tout.

​@@jordic6188merci pour le retour. mon partenaire vient de le filmer lors d'une visite dans une entreprise et a pensé que cela pourrait intéresser quelqu'un. je suis d'accord avec toi

It depends on the thickness of the steel and what the weld procedure says I guess. We just did 3 on this particular video however you have given us an idea to complete a 6 pass run so watch out for that 😃

@@weldtechsolutions wow thank you for your speedy reply! Im taking notes for sure.

Totally fine Daz thanks for that. It’s all about practicing and following the technique. You will get there 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Hi just a basic shade 10 glass.

It’s on the agenda 😁. It’s like you can read minds 👀👍🏻👍🏻

This is added to the channel now.

Thankyou safety is key! 🔑

Dc machine

Hi what size rods are you using and what amps are you running them on.

@@weldtechsolutions Hi brother Thanks for replying I used amperage from 60 to 100 to weld with 6013 overhead and vertical positions but no success but i have never known about changing polarity. Evertime i weld vertical puddle just flows down and drips to the ground. Size of rods 2.5 mm 3 mm

@vorsprung2330 I would use electrode positive. Amps for a 2.5mm I would look at around 80 for vertical and around 90 for overhead. You rod angle for vertical needs to be around 15 degrees pointing up. When you put a slight weave on vertical thats to spread the heat to keep your weld pool cooler so you can defy gravity. Ill have a look at vids that would help you and get back to you.

ua-cam.com/video/Fg0IQf-aG0w/v-deo.html Is worth a look

ua-cam.com/video/Q5U_9vryqSY/v-deo.html

Pleased to hear it 🙌🏻

Sorry yes after the root pass is in turn up the volts and wire speed slightly.

I seem to struggle with delivering a decent root pass at the college. Open v butt on 6mm. Did a test piece, but unfortunately it snapped during root facebend. Back in tomorrow so trying to see how it's done.

Thankyou so much for that detailed and amazing explanation and your own personal expirence on it! Great advice given too pleased your enjoyed the video.

6013 3.2mm

@@weldtechsolutions damn I was close 😂

Your welcome glad they help 👌🏻

If I remember correctly it was around 100amps

Correct however you disturb less properties in the material therefor keeping it from turning to martensite and hardening. keeping the heat effected zone smaller, I do know what you are saying with the heat input if it takes longer which is also true. It’s clear you know your welding and are expirenced in the field so you could counteract this with a faster welding speed. However a beginner would not be able to do this. Would be interesting to do the sums on this and put the actual kj/mm heat input in. We will have to look at this in a future video.

@@weldtechsolutions ah yeah, rapid cooling causing changes in the microstructures? I remember quenching stainless once while it was still hot. My tradesman smacked me in the back of the Hand with filler rod lol

We see that a lot too sometimes you have to stringer but not many do it your right.

Thank you very much that’s nice to hear! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻