Hey Santana how are you I’m Zeke De La Fuente rig welder from Corpitos I like your videos good for beginners who want to learn I welded with the old school welders had to learn the hard way but it’s cool y’all are giving advise keep up the good work kudos to you
Another awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to help us. Wish you were in NJ where I am. Id be in your school for sure. Amazing detail and direction. Also thank you for talking about setup. I know for me who is a beginner and some other buddies of mine we always benefit a lot but settings and how you set up your torch and all that. This channel should have 100k followers by now. Lets get it up there. These videos are more helpful then most out there. THank you
Great stuff mate. We'll explained, very detailed to the tip. Loved the video, as a new welder and fabricator this was helpful. All the way from New Zealand
Man thanks for the tips.im also a welder in UAE middle East.but I'm not pretty good in a cup I had a lot to learn in what you saying.its mean a lot to me.thanks
Ddddddddaaaaaammmmmmnnnnnn you showing me the tungsten facing to the front that fuckin helped me so so so so much made all the difference thank you thank you man it was just that I was walking it to much on the sides thanks man most helpful vid I even downloaded it 😂
Great!!! but all welders should learn freehand first because you can’t always walk the cup on field welds etc, if you come across a weld near a wall you can’t walk the cup so a neat freehand weld has to be done but freehand is great for speed & standing straight whilst welding
Love this I been struggling with understanding how to walk the cup the correct way. Question in 2.5 in pipe schudel 40 do I do a 2 pass ? I been trying 1 pass on gap and it keeps getting flat spots. Was thinking of 3mm gap and doing a 2 pass?
Muy buen video la verdad haces tú cap muy chingonas espero que algún día me salgan así , te puedo mandar foto de mis soldaduras para que me pudieras dar tu opinión ? Lo agradecería
I think the video as a whole is to demonstrate the common errors that new welders have with Tig welding. I’m sure he could have shown it on thinner stuff but he couldn’t have the same results as with welding on the thicker material to show the common mistakes. More time to show mistakes on thicker material than on thinner material. I agree with you though the thinner stuff is by far harder to have better results.
Thanks for taking the time fella, stay lucky, stay safe! 😉🇬🇧
Thank you sir! I learn every time you post
Hey Santana how are you I’m Zeke De La Fuente rig welder from Corpitos I like your videos good for beginners who want to learn I welded with the old school welders had to learn the hard way but it’s cool y’all are giving advise keep up the good work kudos to you
Another awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to help us. Wish you were in NJ where I am. Id be in your school for sure. Amazing detail and direction. Also thank you for talking about setup. I know for me who is a beginner and some other buddies of mine we always benefit a lot but settings and how you set up your torch and all that. This channel should have 100k followers by now. Lets get it up there. These videos are more helpful then most out there. THank you
Great stuff mate. We'll explained, very detailed to the tip. Loved the video, as a new welder and fabricator this was helpful. All the way from New Zealand
Love your videos and appreciate your time to do them.
Excellent quality, congratulations pal.
You worked with IPEC. My first job was with them.
Man thanks for the tips.im also a welder in UAE middle East.but I'm not pretty good in a cup I had a lot to learn in what you saying.its mean a lot to me.thanks
Nice job Santana
Firme ass video wey. I’m just getting started on tig and this video helped me out a lot.
That was super helpful Thank You
Thank you Santana!
Man this helped me so much preciate bro keep on the grind
Do a video of stacking multiple beads and making straight
That’s Bro very good video 👍🏽
Very good video man keep up the good work
Ddddddddaaaaaammmmmmnnnnnn you showing me the tungsten facing to the front that fuckin helped me so so so so much made all the difference thank you thank you man it was just that I was walking it to much on the sides thanks man most helpful vid I even downloaded it 😂
Great!!! but all welders should learn freehand first because you can’t always walk the cup on field welds etc, if you come across a weld near a wall you can’t walk the cup so a neat freehand weld has to be done but freehand is great for speed & standing straight whilst welding
Love this I been struggling with understanding how to walk the cup the correct way. Question in 2.5 in pipe schudel 40 do I do a 2 pass ? I been trying 1 pass on gap and it keeps getting flat spots. Was thinking of 3mm gap and doing a 2 pass?
Dope video
Nice work! Is that a black mamba torch? or a Heavy Hitter? excellent video and hello from Alberta Canada:)
Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge. Did need a flex head torch to walk the cup? Thanks, keep them coming.
Muy buen video la verdad haces tú cap muy chingonas espero que algún día me salgan así , te puedo mandar foto de mis soldaduras para que me pudieras dar tu opinión ? Lo agradecería
How do you keep from slipping?
What amperage will you use for a pipe scedule 10?
I have a 150 hose would it handle that heat?
Where did you get the chalino sticker
They sell them
I seen your tungsten got blued right there at the end would that be do to not enough post flow or just hot?
What measurement did you use to cut your hood like that?
Capping easy u got to have patience to teach people the root pass
What is the grinding disc called that you used ?
What kind of disc were you using
Is easy getting good welds on something that thick, do more videos on small and thin stuff, that's more hard.
I think the video as a whole is to demonstrate the common errors that new welders have with Tig welding. I’m sure he could have shown it on thinner stuff but he couldn’t have the same results as with welding on the thicker material to show the common mistakes. More time to show mistakes on thicker material than on thinner material. I agree with you though the thinner stuff is by far harder to have better results.
It’s like moving a 55 gallon drum cross the floor