How to Weld a 5-Inch Pipe in the 6G Position Part 1 ~ Tulsa Welding School

In this video, Kase Ford, Welding Instructor at Tulsa Welding School, shows you how to weld a 5-inch pipe in the 6G position before swapping over to the fluxcore for fill and cap. Stay tuned for part 2!
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Once your puddle solidifies after you blow through and stop don’t just strike up again take your time and feather them back out. You were running way too fast from your 6-9 o clock. It’s inconsistent there’s lack of fusion and you missed that last tie in miserably. I’m assuming you’re a tig welder or stick welder.

[@welderart81]

Mig max.. WQT nice job i like that

[@user-lw5fj7on6y]

What the settings root pass

[@shawnmurphy6811]

Them welds would not pass inspection

[@WeldwithRoss]

Instructor welds more like a student..