I remember i took a 3g stainless test for IMI Zimmerman....man did that weld metal and slag hung like a damn donkey's tail. Had to switch to 3/32 rod because it burnt better....but the downside was that the plate was 1" thick....failed bend test anyways lol
Wow thank you for teaching me one more thing. I learned how to make arc start easier from this video. You did fine start with the rod even though set up with low Current. Just stick the rod on the metal few seconds and hit it up...!!! Wow From south korea
Nice! Looking forward to that Inconel video. I work with 625 quite a bit but only tack it with tig then Orbital weld it. I really miss manual welding its so satisfying.
For whatever reason when you run 309L on SMAW if you just run a rod cold you get these giant pin holes you don't see till you clear the slag. I assume this is way to skip the rod oven and get any hydrogen out of it , but I'm only speculating . Like yourself I'm curious.
I find most rods run better hot. Do you find that after starting cold scratch starts the rod suddenly starts to melt and flow well, its because the rod and workpiece have warmed up
Can you do a 6g pipe with the 309 rod ? Flat is one thing , but 6g is an other game . I bust my test two time for my job , 2.5’’ inches carbon steel sch 160 combo test . 309l Tig root and 309l-16 stick fill and cap . The hardest section are 3 to 9 , it’s really hard to do a flat bead without flux inclusion. It’s so frustrating. Thanks
I had a hard time understanding most of the video because of the shield muffling the sound. If you look at the transcript of the video youll understand what i am talking about. The welds are fire. Crazy tight. It would be nice if there was more explanation of what your doing to be able to replicate it. Thanks for the video homie.
excelente vídeo, si el canal ya deporsi era bueno, ahora con contenido en español más . hay que mostrar el apoyo raza para que éstos compas sigan subiendo contenido
Nice job Mike, is it just the 309 that you preheat?? Only time I've needed to do like that was out in the field with damp rods, curious to know on what applications you use preheat for? Great video WT :)
Friend, what you did with 309 electrodes, can it be done with microwire welding? I'm a novice and I don't know lot of things, that's why I come to you for opinions. Thank you
I want to see a video of 3/32 Dualshield/Outershield 70 Series. It's used in Structural, columns mostly. Ive yet to find single video about this wire process.
@@chipandty4398 good to know thanks! Its looks really nice, I may have to get some scrap and try out some stainless stick sometime, as i only have Tig experience with stainless.
So, I don’t normally weld thick materials. I’m not a pro. But I notice that in every video from the Pro channels, that the plates bend upward towards the welds, which is expected. How does one prevent that on real work, where the plates being welded need to lie flat? Or is this mostly an issue because these are just small coupons?
Once again, I see you guys on here with your head in a big plume of smoke.... Why don't you use some sort of vent? Or a respirator? Sure hope you teach your students to do so...
My dude, I hope you've invested in a ventilation system by now. You should not be inhailing those fumes! You should have an extractor lined up right next to where you're going to put the bead.
When I stick welded structure and we weld 6 and 8 inch water pipes schedule 40 and we tig welded stainless 6 inch drain pipes. I weld a lot hotter then these videos just welded faster. If it took this long to weld these little test you wouldn't last long.
its done on purpose to pre heat the rods , great for old damp rods that have been in the back of a van for years , of course it wont help put the flux back on them lol
Always wear a mask when welding ENL or any other stainless that stuff really bad for your lungs. I’ve done this for years and I wished I had done it sooner.
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I remember i took a 3g stainless test for IMI Zimmerman....man did that weld metal and slag hung like a damn donkey's tail. Had to switch to 3/32 rod because it burnt better....but the downside was that the plate was 1" thick....failed bend test anyways lol
Wow thank you for teaching me one more thing. I learned how to make arc start easier from this video. You did fine start with the rod even though set up with low Current. Just stick the rod on the metal few seconds and hit it up...!!! Wow
From south korea
Nice! Looking forward to that Inconel video. I work with 625 quite a bit but only tack it with tig then Orbital weld it. I really miss manual welding its so satisfying.
Yeah hi I was just wondering why you're sticking the rod to warm it is that something specific to stainless ??
Sorry if this is a really noob question
For whatever reason when you run 309L on SMAW if you just run a rod cold you get these giant pin holes you don't see till you clear the slag. I assume this is way to skip the rod oven and get any hydrogen out of it , but I'm only speculating . Like yourself I'm curious.
Is there an answer to why he is sticking it ??? Or is scottsudz speculation correct ??
I find most rods run better hot. Do you find that after starting cold scratch starts the rod suddenly starts to melt and flow well, its because the rod and workpiece have warmed up
@@renosnutzz8592 I guess the rods are not baked therefore they are full of water...
Yes any moisture on the rod will come out and you get basically a little pre heat to the rod resulting a smoother running of the rod
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Can you do a 6g pipe with the 309 rod ? Flat is one thing , but 6g is an other game . I bust my test two time for my job , 2.5’’ inches carbon steel sch 160 combo test . 309l Tig root and 309l-16 stick fill and cap . The hardest section are 3 to 9 , it’s really hard to do a flat bead without flux inclusion. It’s so frustrating. Thanks
Dawg you got to quit. I start stainless tomorrow 😂😂 thanks for the head start 👌
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Gracias por poner subtítulos en español ! Se valora
Slag peel is top level professional! You could damned near blow that off with a short puff. 💨
I had a hard time understanding most of the video because of the shield muffling the sound. If you look at the transcript of the video youll understand what i am talking about. The welds are fire. Crazy tight. It would be nice if there was more explanation of what your doing to be able to replicate it. Thanks for the video homie.
excelente vídeo, si el canal ya deporsi era bueno, ahora con contenido en español más . hay que mostrar el apoyo raza para que éstos compas sigan subiendo contenido
Tienes razon yo tambien estuve esperando mucho tiempo para que pusieran los subtitulos en español. 👍👍
Does that trick where you stick the electrode to heat it up work for 7018 & other low-hydrogen rods?
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I am having trouble doing the root in the 3G position I am draging it can yell do a video over it. Love the videos
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That is awesome. I hope I would love to see the 3G position with stainless stick. Thanks.
Nice job Mike, is it just the 309 that you preheat?? Only time I've needed to do like that was out in the field with damp rods, curious to know on what applications you use preheat for? Great video WT :)
Good start 😃
Excelllent, can You teach us how to do It on vertical down position?
Friend, what you did with 309 electrodes, can it be done with microwire welding?
I'm a novice and I don't know lot of things, that's why I come to you for opinions. Thank you
I want to see a video of 3/32 Dualshield/Outershield 70 Series. It's used in Structural, columns mostly. Ive yet to find single video about this wire process.
interesting way to let your rod warm up for your tie in.
Can you not weave the cap instead of stringers? Or does that not work out so well?
Kevin murfilton nope. Stainless rods don’t burn like carbon. It’ll leave lines, rolls, holes or mound up really big.
@@chipandty4398 good to know thanks! Its looks really nice, I may have to get some scrap and try out some stainless stick sometime, as i only have Tig experience with stainless.
Why are you heating it up before welding by holding it there sorry I missed that obviously it's supposed to help?
I do this a lot at work reskinning forges
Please do 1/8” 308/309L 3G I’m dying over here!
Nice job!
Very Nice !
So, I don’t normally weld thick materials. I’m not a pro. But I notice that in every video from the Pro channels, that the plates bend upward towards the welds, which is expected. How does one prevent that on real work, where the plates being welded need to lie flat? Or is this mostly an issue because these are just small coupons?
In the field you usually use a strongback, even on some structural tests I've taken they required one.
Can you weld with one hand? Because it's a lot more easier with two hands
I didn't think welding stainless to carbon was possible with a powerarc welder. Very interesting.
I love useing 308H but it’s getting a little speedy to use
Damn they burn QUICK!!
what kind of stainless electrode is best for Rootpass.
split screen view works well
Wear a respirator! Hexavalent chromium is no joke..
Will a Miller P100 be good? That's what I have right now and will be burning a couple of these rods soon.
When you get older it'll help with weaving
Can you do a vertical episode
Super challenging for me
What application does this rod have ?
dissimilar welds. i.e. carbon to stainless
Al dejar el electrodo pegado no pierde en la composición química del revestimiento yo creo q para precalentamiento del electrodo ya inventaron hornos
Once again, I see you guys on here with your head in a big plume of smoke....
Why don't you use some sort of vent?
Or a respirator?
Sure hope you teach your students to do so...
I’ve never seen someone stick the rod like that, is that if you don’t have a rod oven or something?
It gets the moisture out of the rod
Why not straight drag a 1/8 rod for root?
My dude, I hope you've invested in a ventilation system by now. You should not be inhailing those fumes!
You should have an extractor lined up right next to where you're going to put the bead.
Whats with warming the rod?
Moisture in the rod
@@Weldingprobably Why not keep them in a rod oven?
When I stick welded structure and we weld 6 and 8 inch water pipes schedule 40 and we tig welded stainless 6 inch drain pipes. I weld a lot hotter then these videos just welded faster. If it took this long to weld these little test you wouldn't last long.
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this person in the dund is called a bib
How often do welding hire felons
Depending on the company
After that basics let's see a 309 tig/stick 6g
What happen to hjilamr ?
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You should disconnect the welding rod from the stinger if the welding rod gets stuck to the plate. Prove me wrong
its done on purpose to pre heat the rods , great for old damp rods that have been in the back of a van for years , of course it wont help put the flux back on them lol
Gets the moisture out
+ or - how to 309
Aber kuando asen uno pero soldar 309 pero kon plato de10g y pa arriba
Look at the train
Only 1G learned to weld?
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i only know limarosta
It's going to crack
Always wear a mask when welding ENL or any other stainless that stuff really bad for your lungs. I’ve done this for years and I wished I had done it sooner.