As an Electrician who has also dabbled in Painting and Finish Carpentry, on a professional level, the 80/20 Rule applies: 80% of the work is preparing for the work.
I've been fitter/welder for 15 years, certed for plate but never pipe. I did spend some time at a few shops, one specializing in larger pressure vessels, one specializing in steam and refrigeration piping. I learned alot about 6g ASME IX at the latter, it intrigued me alot, learning about schedule pipe, the procedures, prep everything was soooo different to anything I'd ever done. I've only ever seen 1-4inch pipe, tig root with tig or stick hot pass and covers depending on the situation. I've never seen pipe welding with a stick root before ESPECIALLY with 6010 (I'm In nz I think the 31a we use is the same, please correct me if I'm wrong) very very cool learning and seeing different processes and jobs. God I love our industry! There's always new stuff to learn! Thanks so much!
as a license welder i can say this one's really well explained so for anyone who's watching to learn (and not just cuz they're a heckin nerd like me) this is how to weld pipe on a license level. good job @WeldTube
What the f ck is a "licensed welder"? That's like someone saying they're a licensed dishwasher. You must be in europe or asstralia or somewhere like that.
The best advice i got 40 years ago when learning to weld a 6G /6GR was weld one handed and use your other to balance and move freely as you weld it becomes like a wand in your hand a bit Harry Rooter u become a metal magician and your roots resemble a wedding band when complete unfortunately most of the amazing tradesmen who taught me these skills have long since passed but I still like to think their up their in Heaven hot passing and capping
Hard to believe when I went to welding school in 1973 that we learned how to weld pipe by putting a 6010 root pass in and low hydrogen the rest of the way isn't it unreal that things are still done the same way 50 years later. What if your doctor or dentist did things exactly the same way they did 50 years ago
Hey, you know what? That is a very intriguing way to put it. Two different vocation but that still any interesting perspective, never really looked at it like that...
I recieved a false welding education from St Cloud Technical Community College. This channel has taught me way more about technique,fit up and everything else . Thank you guys!
80% of total proccess time is setup, resulting in 20% welding time under the hood. If you rush setup to 20% of total proccess time, expect total time under the hood to grow to 80% with 20% quality.
I've been welding for 40 years started with Gas welding then Arc with original Fleetweld 5s Great video. Used bridge sections rather than tacks just knock them off as you go round.
Thank Rosendo! You the man! I’m signed up to go the boot camp training for the boilermaker union next month, I’m not sure what to expect but these videos are definitely helping me grease the gears as I practice back at my local tech school. Much love brotha 🍻
@@brandonstrickland6444 no not all. It was 3 weeks 6 10s, all shop. and constantly and I mean CONSTANTLY burning rod. I think I was going through about 5 pounds a day. They were very thorough, and professional with all the training. I walked out with two certifications, SMAW and FCAW.
Old-School Pipefitter/Boilermakers taught me to use about a 24" pipe wrench off the face of the outer side of pipe for your arm rest or tie your lead around the pipe for an armrest, even use a pipe stand. 6G Certified and X-Ray quality
awesome stuff im heading into a Boilers apprentice rogram in a few weeks and im new to 6g so watching this helped me learn the movements of the ody to keep the rod in the center of the pipe as im working along, ive got my 6010 stiching down pretty good but need to work on that fill and cap
Weld tube, would you guys consider doing a video on the 6GR test that is common for welding offshore? I failed one. 3/16” root gap, top pipe had no bevel it was flat and there was a steep bevel on the bottom pipe w no land. Restriction plate on top. Root was to be performed with a 3/32 7018🤯. Top pipe was thicker than the bottom pipe. Both had an OD of 6”.
Jack Phillip that sounds like a nightmare. I'm 2 months into welding school and practicing pipe after hours while the rest of the class is still on T-joints lol. Anything new seems
I’ve NEVER had lof with only grinding one side of the tack. If you leave a keyhole you can come back off the keyhole… the tie in coming into a tack is the critical part to grind.
Were you javing a problem w the keyhole opening up way too much, is metal suposed to flow around it?. Can you do videos on how the tie ins are done in the feild. doesnt the pipe welder have to appriove if its good enough
I remember as an apprentice being told to just watch and learn. Some really good welders aren't good at teaching, or explaining what they do. This is great though, really good video.
Thank you buddy for your time I am taking some classes on welding at the moment to learn this look forward to it hopefully is a good pay as well as it’s fun as it is I hope I run into old-school welders to learn the old-school stuff as well I believe it’s always good to learn from the old to the new School 🙏👍🏼👍🏼up
Awesome way this explained the welding. I started welding at age 4, at my grandfather's shop. But the newer welders use tigg welding to do the first pass. Id trusted this guys welding over the tigg. Tigg is like welding with and Oxygen an Asetalin.
Great instruction! I find myself watching these videos like a 16 year old gets sucked into tiktok. So, on a 6G it looks like I need to manipulate my wrist while maintaining the relative same travel and work angle? Gonna be tough, but I'm up for it. Thanks again!
when its sizzling you know its going in . iv not done stick welding in about 10 years and used to find it easy doing pipe. i started a new job February and got to do a 6g stick and 6g Tig weld test. im not looking forward to it haha. nice video
When I welded my ASME 6-G test it was 6010 root, 3/32 7018 hot pass and fill and cap with 1/8 7018. It would have been much easier with 3/32 7018 all the way.
hey, I'm currently enrolled in Tulsa welding school in Houston TX. I was just curious about your technique you used when tacking. could you possibly describe or make a video only about that so I could learn how to do it too. them beads looking absolutely mint👌
Get that Rod Between the pipe make the gap. Tac one side. Before you weld the other tac Put the spacer back in and hit the pipe together to close the gap because when you tac one side it begins to change shape And bend so you gotta make sure you get out back in the same gap or else half your pipe gonna be wider so make sure you get that gap closed on the Tac and you good to go
How in the f ck do you go to a weld school, yet want to know how to put in a simple tack? Unreal, but then again, tws is trash. Alot of their grads never even get a job.
He's using a flicking back/forth technique due to the digging arc of the 6010 cellulose electrode. Some people have a more pronounced back/Firth flick while using cellulose electrodes. When welding a clean joint with no gap and a large land, it's not so much needed, but when running a gap and thin land on pipe, the digging arc of the cellulose electrodes can cause the keyhole to blow out.
Willing to buy a welding hood, I work on the field so I can't wear this things without an adapter to the hard hat, do you guys know if a Lincoln hard hat adapter will work with any of the hoods that this guys are selling?
Really superb explanation. Can you make any video about welder health.if he doing in unhealthy environments and inhale every day smoke what should he do for his lungs health and how to get clean lungs.every day in morning I spit out from my throat and get lots of rust and smoke in my sputum.i use 3M mask but fectory environment is very unhealthy and theirs not much safety parameters. Am compel kindly guide me.😢😢
Just want to say great video! I’m not a professional welder or certified or anything like that, but I know a bit of the basics on how to stick weld and mig weld, but I’ve got a question that I’m really curious about. Do welders ever stick weld 6g pipe downhill on the root pass with maybe a 6010, or is it always going to be uphill? All the demonstrations I’ve seen on UA-cam have been done uphill, but I worked with an old welder a while ago who taught me that 6010 rods run better downhill. If someone more experienced than me can answer I’d really appreciate it. Thanks and have a great day
I run a little cooler on the root. Found in the bend tests...too much "whipping" in the root allows our atmosphere to enter the molten puddle. Not ok! So, I make a small circle, bumping each wall. Of course, pointing the rod either ahead/behind depending on root opening. That breaks down the walls..."juust right"...like Goldy Locks says it.
I know plenty of welding inspectors would never let you grind a groove in the pipe to cap it.Years ago we used to be able to file our edges of our caps to dress it up, but for years now you can't put a file on it at all.
I grind the guide line lightly just between the inside of the bevel and the bead. That way, I’m not causing any damage or integrity issue to the pipe outside of the beveled/groove region. The line is in the weld essentially and then gets absorbed back with the cover up. That was exactly how CWI taught me to do it. I guess if I run into the ones who won’t let me do it way then I’ll figure something out.
do most welding jobs use an extractor, what are the health concerns when considering welding, is all saftey procedures are used is there little to no problems?
I usually put bridge tacks in as the less pickups the better, lighter landing edge and tighter gap, less working of the electrode, but I do understand for beginners this may not be ideal
I don't weld pipes my self but I do the fitting and assembly. What I've learned is that every welder has their own preferences, no matter how experienced. Some want 2mm gap, some want 4mm, some want 1.5mm land, some don't want any for the same pipe size and welds. I know what each one of them prefer, so I just make the fittings accordingly if it is possible to predict who is going to weld them.
Some poeple saying in truck i should weld uphill with 7018 en some poeple say that it should weld downhill with 6013 our 6010 what is exactly can you guys demonstrate our educate me pleas
When I did welded pipe root I dragged it never whipped my rod unless the key hole was opening to wide once I got it under control I kept dragging my rod.
I work in the fertilizer industry. It's near impossible to get these truck frames and parts clean from rust. Would you make a video of rods and tricks for dirty metal welding? The rust runs so deep, you can't grind it all out and it's impossible for me to get great welds. Thanks
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“Key to a good weld, is a good fit”.
Such an understatement
As an Electrician who has also dabbled in Painting and Finish Carpentry, on a professional level, the 80/20 Rule applies: 80% of the work is preparing for the work.
@@TimeSurfer206 very well said
Can't forget to take your time and get comfortable
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How do you mean? I concur with him
I've been fitter/welder for 15 years, certed for plate but never pipe. I did spend some time at a few shops, one specializing in larger pressure vessels, one specializing in steam and refrigeration piping. I learned alot about 6g ASME IX at the latter, it intrigued me alot, learning about schedule pipe, the procedures, prep everything was soooo different to anything I'd ever done. I've only ever seen 1-4inch pipe, tig root with tig or stick hot pass and covers depending on the situation. I've never seen pipe welding with a stick root before ESPECIALLY with 6010 (I'm In nz I think the 31a we use is the same, please correct me if I'm wrong) very very cool learning and seeing different processes and jobs. God I love our industry! There's always new stuff to learn! Thanks so much!
as a license welder i can say this one's really well explained so for anyone who's watching to learn (and not just cuz they're a heckin nerd like me) this is how to weld pipe on a license level. good job @WeldTube
What the f ck is a "licensed welder"? That's like someone saying they're a licensed dishwasher. You must be in europe or asstralia or somewhere like that.
@@moseskongi4746 Certified Welder
@@Azerx997 I always thought a "license" is different from a cert.
Since when does a license/cert mean someone can weld?
@@cesarmanzano9639 u must have license in Sweden to weld at work
Well done and well explained.. I am a retired welder and the hardest thing is teaching noobies to relax and go with the flow.Cheers!
I finally passed my 6G welding test, thank you for this video.
How many hours of practice do you think it took for you to pass?
It took me about a dozen times to pass, hours wise I'm not sure.
The best advice i got 40 years ago when learning to weld a 6G /6GR was weld one handed and use your other to balance and move freely as you weld it becomes like a wand in your hand a bit Harry Rooter u become a metal magician and your roots resemble a wedding band when complete unfortunately most of the amazing tradesmen who taught me these skills have long since passed but I still like to think their up their in Heaven hot passing and capping
Your welding sure reminds me that I'm an amateur. Thanks for the in-depth description!
Best 6g video demo that I’ve seen. Great job thank you.
lmao
Hard to believe when I went to welding school in 1973 that we learned how to weld pipe by putting a 6010 root pass in and low hydrogen the rest of the way isn't it unreal that things are still done the same way 50 years later. What if your doctor or dentist did things exactly the same way they did 50 years ago
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Debe tener mucho conocimiento valioso 👏 alguno de su familia siguió sus pasos?
Hey, you know what? That is a very intriguing way to put it. Two different vocation but that still any interesting perspective, never really looked at it like that...
@@elliottgarcia3658 i agree ive never looked at it like that
Same process new welder technology
Microprocessor and inverters make welders lighter and more portable
I recieved a false welding education from St Cloud Technical Community College.
This channel has taught me way more about technique,fit up and everything else . Thank you guys!
Same here I'm currently going to Houston community college and my instructor sucks. I've learned more from watching UA-cam videos.
Same here, attended Southern Careers Institute-San Antonio 😅
@@HTX.Jose28my welding instructor is buns too😂
80% of total proccess time is setup, resulting in 20% welding time under the hood. If you rush setup to 20% of total proccess time, expect total time under the hood to grow to 80% with 20% quality.
I've been welding for 40 years started with Gas welding then Arc with original Fleetweld 5s
Great video.
Used bridge sections rather than tacks just knock them off as you go round.
Pipe welding is a real art👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
good description of what you are doing while actually welding and good arc shots. Nice job
Thank Rosendo! You the man! I’m signed up to go the boot camp training for the boilermaker union next month, I’m not sure what to expect but these videos are definitely helping me grease the gears as I practice back at my local tech school. Much love brotha 🍻
You mean apprenticeship class? If it's the way they did it when I went it'll be 2 weeks classroom, 1 week shop. 6-10s
@@brandonstrickland6444 no not all. It was 3 weeks 6 10s, all shop. and constantly and I mean CONSTANTLY burning rod. I think I was going through about 5 pounds a day. They were very thorough, and professional with all the training. I walked out with two certifications, SMAW and FCAW.
Taking my 6g test in about an hour. Thanks for the Video
Old-School Pipefitter/Boilermakers taught me to use about a 24" pipe wrench off the face of the outer side of pipe for your arm rest or tie your lead around the pipe for an armrest, even use a pipe stand. 6G Certified and X-Ray quality
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS COMMENT. Definitely gonna use this trick. 👌👌👌
This guy explains things very well, it would've been cool to have him as an instructor when I was there. Apart from the one and only Abraham.
Rosendo bringing that 🔥🔥🔥! Nice work brother!!! 💪
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The best 6g pipe video I've ever seen on here. 33 years exp
Thank you sir to share you tichniques. Now, im already NCll holder.. godbless sir
Great video! Excellent job explaining everything strp by step to help a student in need 👏👍
awesome stuff im heading into a Boilers apprentice rogram in a few weeks and im new to 6g so watching this helped me learn the movements of the ody to keep the rod in the center of the pipe as im working along, ive got my 6010 stiching down pretty good but need to work on that fill and cap
I have certs but none for pipe welding, now I'm fortunate enough to be learning on the job and trying to learn a lil extra on downtime.👩🏭
I’m tryna learn rn too
Weld tube, would you guys consider doing a video on the 6GR test that is common for welding offshore? I failed one. 3/16” root gap, top pipe had no bevel it was flat and there was a steep bevel on the bottom pipe w no land. Restriction plate on top. Root was to be performed with a 3/32 7018🤯. Top pipe was thicker than the bottom pipe. Both had an OD of 6”.
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Jack Phillip that sounds like a nightmare. I'm 2 months into welding school and practicing pipe after hours while the rest of the class is still on T-joints lol. Anything new seems
Tough but it gets much easier once you break past each difficulty spike
That's a great tutorial on the 6G weld test.
Hi friends, Root pass (+) Reverse Polarity or (-) Straight Polarity.
Reverse u can hear the high pitch screech
I’ve NEVER had lof with only grinding one side of the tack. If you leave a keyhole you can come back off the keyhole… the tie in coming into a tack is the critical part to grind.
Can someone explain the 6010 hot pass? I’ve been taught that is a strict no. For us it is always 6010 root and 7018 all the way out after root
Taking my 6g test for the fitters soon this helped out ALOT!!!
Were you javing a problem w the keyhole opening up way too much, is metal suposed to flow around it?. Can you do videos on how the tie ins are done in the feild. doesnt the pipe welder have to appriove if its good enough
excelente demostración, muy claro ahora llevar a la practica. saludos desde Chile .
im a welder student here in philipines. hi to all welders out here,
I say hi,from iran
I love how you get straight to the point great vid gonna sub
I remember as an apprentice being told to just watch and learn. Some really good welders aren't good at teaching, or explaining what they do. This is great though, really good video.
Great job and demonstration as always Rosendo!
I remember taking my test with a 2" pipe in 6g , pain in the butt, that 6" pipe so much easier to do.
Did u take the UA VIP career course?
This is an awesome demonstration in how to weld pipes being a welding instructor give you 💯
Thank you buddy for your time I am taking some classes on welding at the moment to learn this look forward to it hopefully is a good pay as well as it’s fun as it is I hope I run into old-school welders to learn the old-school stuff as well I believe it’s always good to learn from the old to the new School 🙏👍🏼👍🏼up
Awesome way this explained the welding. I started welding at age 4, at my grandfather's shop. But the newer welders use tigg welding to do the first pass. Id trusted this guys welding over the tigg. Tigg is like welding with and Oxygen an Asetalin.
Great instruction! I find myself watching these videos like a 16 year old gets sucked into tiktok.
So, on a 6G it looks like I need to manipulate my wrist while maintaining the relative same travel and work angle? Gonna be tough, but I'm up for it. Thanks again!
finally a 6g stick video
Great video Rosendo , excellent explanation and technique 💯
I’m learning from your videos. Great content
Great show ...im 65 welded all my life nowi realise ehy my neck hurts so much all the crazy positions and not moving or breathing till rod down lol
Oh man,it' too bad,did you like welding alot?
How many amps did u do the root , and how much dig did u put
Are you allowed to grind that much for the test once you’ve set up the pipe after your tack welds?
when its sizzling you know its going in . iv not done stick welding in about 10 years and used to find it easy doing pipe. i started a new job February and got to do a 6g stick and 6g Tig weld test. im not looking forward to it haha. nice video
If youre ten years rusty, your screwed. Ant chance you can get a couple practice runs?
Just finished this at school. I liked 1/8 land with a zipped thru root opening. Straight drag root pass. Cap is the hardest part of this test
Did u have 3/32 gap?
When I welded my ASME 6-G test it was 6010 root, 3/32 7018 hot pass and fill and cap with 1/8 7018. It would have been much easier with 3/32 7018 all the way.
I’m right handed and actually do well on that side I kinda struggle with my left side pipe but I learned to use my left hand
Purfect showed pipe welding skills thanks sir. Sir welding machine running hours continuously or not ?
Geremia . I"m from D.R. Like the welding very mucho.ok My friend.
am getting soft from your video, thx alot. how do i make my soft more than 50sec long? I clicked loop recording, pressed the record
good job... wondering why you step the rod on the root? i just drag it with a perfect fit up..,
should have watch this before my assessment. from PH
I'm still learning about welding,cookie from 🇹🇿🇹🇿
I need to start getting back Into 6010 uphill but I love downhill to much that i don’t want to
Same man! On a job tig'n some stainless. After a year of welding downhill.
practice practice get used to it
Oh man I love castle rentals and knowing your products are there sweet! I’m like a kid in a candy shop everytime I go there
Root pass hot pass stringers ?
hey, I'm currently enrolled in Tulsa welding school in Houston TX. I was just curious about your technique you used when tacking. could you possibly describe or make a video only about that so I could learn how to do it too. them beads looking absolutely mint👌
Get that Rod Between the pipe make the gap. Tac one side. Before you weld the other tac Put the spacer back in and hit the pipe together to close the gap because when you tac one side it begins to change shape And bend so you gotta make sure you get out back in the same gap or else half your pipe gonna be wider so make sure you get that gap closed on the Tac and you good to go
How in the f ck do you go to a weld school, yet want to know how to put in a simple tack? Unreal, but then again, tws is trash. Alot of their grads never even get a job.
He's using a flicking back/forth technique due to the digging arc of the 6010 cellulose electrode. Some people have a more pronounced back/Firth flick while using cellulose electrodes. When welding a clean joint with no gap and a large land, it's not so much needed, but when running a gap and thin land on pipe, the digging arc of the cellulose electrodes can cause the keyhole to blow out.
6010 drag down root opening. 6010 puddle cap ( high arc length 1/4” out 1/8” in). Make sure flush then Cap circles.
Well done, greetings from the Netherlands
Real clean work bro.
what should be the maximum root gap in pipe welding
Does 7018 need to be doing anything or can you just watch the puddle and stay straight?
Willing to buy a welding hood, I work on the field so I can't wear this things without an adapter to the hard hat, do you guys know if a Lincoln hard hat adapter will work with any of the hoods that this guys are selling?
Look up the Honeywell speed loop, it’ll fit around most any hard hat and goes right on any pipeliner
accept the burn ignore the pain when your on a role and flowing
100% right
you won’t be saying that once you get a REAL burn
Thanks bro I have to weld a 36 inch pipe next week nice work.
Really superb explanation.
Can you make any video about welder health.if he doing in unhealthy environments and inhale every day smoke what should he do for his lungs health and how to get clean lungs.every day in morning I spit out from my throat and get lots of rust and smoke in my sputum.i use 3M mask but fectory environment is very unhealthy and theirs not much safety parameters. Am compel kindly guide me.😢😢
What size of 6010 rod 1/8 or 5/32 and what temperature you apply, same question for the 7018 rod, good job
Seeing him weave both left and right still in steady mode left me speechless.
Just want to say great video! I’m not a professional welder or certified or anything like that, but I know a bit of the basics on how to stick weld and mig weld, but I’ve got a question that I’m really curious about. Do welders ever stick weld 6g pipe downhill on the root pass with maybe a 6010, or is it always going to be uphill? All the demonstrations I’ve seen on UA-cam have been done uphill, but I worked with an old welder a while ago who taught me that 6010 rods run better downhill. If someone more experienced than me can answer I’d really appreciate it. Thanks and have a great day
Si si può fare anche in discesa.
If you have slag stuck in the top of the 6010 weld will it show up on the test or will the 7018 burn it out?
I run a little cooler on the root. Found in the bend tests...too much "whipping" in the root allows our atmosphere to enter the molten puddle. Not ok! So, I make a small circle, bumping each wall. Of course, pointing the rod either ahead/behind depending on root opening. That breaks down the walls..."juust right"...like Goldy Locks says it.
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I know plenty of welding inspectors would never let you grind a groove in the pipe to cap it.Years ago we used to be able to file our edges of our caps to dress it up, but for years now you can't put a file on it at all.
I grind the guide line lightly just between the inside of the bevel and the bead. That way, I’m not causing any damage or integrity issue to the pipe outside of the beveled/groove region. The line is in the weld essentially and then gets absorbed back with the cover up. That was exactly how CWI taught me to do it. I guess if I run into the ones who won’t let me do it way then I’ll figure something out.
@@lawrencechapman8394 it wasn't meant as disrespect in no means, I was just stating That most inspectors today wouldn't allow it.
And it is easier as a guide to follow with a lite groove in it.
Is that right? Learning at Tulsa Welding Dallas campus, currently. Good to know.
Nice one bro, you really pulled it off smoothly. Got a text next week for a job. Your tips were helpful. Thanks for sharing
Great explanation as always and fabulous job
when you can weld 2 mm 316 Dn50 pipe 6g with rod? Like Finnish welders
Show tips for the guide line in next video, example what wheel to use, how high to go, etc etc
Yeah. Most UA welds we aren’t allowed to cut into the base metal. Please tell us the secret. Is it with a cut off wheel?
Does the motion back and forth give any type of problem with insertion of unwanting material such slag ? My teacher says that the risk is too high....
I learned a lot thank you for the uploader
do most welding jobs use an extractor, what are the health concerns when considering welding, is all saftey procedures are used is there little to no problems?
Great job explaining 👏 Thank you 🤘
One of my favorite welds!
I usually put bridge tacks in as the less pickups the better, lighter landing edge and tighter gap, less working of the electrode, but I do understand for beginners this may not be ideal
I don't weld pipes my self but I do the fitting and assembly. What I've learned is that every welder has their own preferences, no matter how experienced. Some want 2mm gap, some want 4mm, some want 1.5mm land, some don't want any for the same pipe size and welds. I know what each one of them prefer, so I just make the fittings accordingly if it is possible to predict who is going to weld them.
Y did u use a 7018 for the root pass an a 6010 for the hot pass and not the other way around?
Some poeple saying in truck i should weld uphill with 7018 en some poeple say that it should weld downhill with 6013 our 6010 what is exactly can you guys demonstrate our educate me pleas
depends on the code requirement
Did you run the entire process in reverse polarity? Sounds like it.
7018 root 7018 hot pass weave fill all 115 amps grind to sound metal between passes .cap pass 125 Amp.
Hi can you guys educate me how to weld on truck chasis an what is the process to weld on truck chasis
Disconnect the battery
@@ligerpops if you don't u r f88d
What is the recommended arc control & hot start for a 6g stick on pipe test
Yes and when you can weld a G6 you can weld is one of the hardest test pieces there is
I wish I knew some of these techniques I would’ve done well on my test
When I did welded pipe root I dragged it never whipped my rod unless the key hole was opening to wide once I got it under control I kept dragging my rod.
What electrodes were used to weld the coil ?
I work in the fertilizer industry. It's near impossible to get these truck frames and parts clean from rust. Would you make a video of rods and tricks for dirty metal welding? The rust runs so deep, you can't grind it all out and it's impossible for me to get great welds. Thanks
The 6010 6011 should get the penetration you need
why use a 6010 for hot pass? is this welding for x- ray?