Practice 2 Inch Pipe with These Tips
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Today we are welding 2 inch schedule 40 pipe. Mancub is going show you some tips for the 6010 root and 7018 cap pass. Watch the video and then practice 2 inch pipe with these tips and show us your results!
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Lol, grind mode, we've all been there, nice welds, thanks for sharing
Happened to me many times, haha
Arch 5281 I made the mistake of forgetting that my clear face shield was on... took a few minutes before I could get back to work 🤣🤣
Don’t ever change, Mike.
While there is a lot to be learned from these well-prepped fit ups using "modern" welders, I'd like to see tips and tricks for welding the likes of 2" barn/pasture fencing with an old-school Miller 225 Bobcat (or something similar). Typically, the pipe is nasty and often magnetized. The saddles are rough cut with a torch. So essentially, just about the opposite of a nice shop or commercial job. Love your SMAW videos. Stay safe!
We can bust out the Bobcat or Ranger and burn some farm rod 👍
@@Welddotcom Papa, dont teaaaseee meee
@@5Pectral 🤣 good one
Good
2 very different types of welding. He has that type of prep b/c he is putting in a "to code" high pressure pipe joint, usually to x-ray quality. Throwin up a pasture fence with old drill casing pipe or whatever doesnt matter. Its just gotta stick together.
The best thing I got out of this video was the trick of removing flux from the center of the rod to make it less "flippy". Dang, I've been cutting the rods in half, then removing flux from the cut end (factory end is OK on the other piece). Now all I have to do when using more than one "short" stick is to just flip the rod over in the stinger. Thanks for the tip, Mancub!
Learned a lot thank you! That small pipe can be tricky with the temperature so it’s always good to keep letting the pipe cool down
Good job. We had to do that test and three others except we done it in 6G and we had to make a three stringer cover. We did that and a tig root a 6G.a unlimited in 6G with a tig root on a 6 inch pipe, and a 10 in with a stick root flip test. We had a three year clock. Plus all the other certs we needed stainless ,mig. On pipe . Loved that job retired now. Every welder does things a little different but that's close to what I did. I liked a smaller keyhole then you, i seem to have more control, and it slowed things down for me. Great video I enjoyed it. You are fun to watch.
I was getting ready to say mancub can finally talk, but in the middle of typing you guys played the bloopers! 😂 he can weld though, and is entertaining, thanks mancub!
I like how you show how human he is. I’ve left my hood on grind mode too. Thx!
Excellent video. Careful and good preparation, good welding position, that's exactly what needs to be done. Perfect.
Went to my doctor and he wrote me the prescription for weld.com. Thanks Mike...
Hey guys what the hell happened to bob he dropped so much info was a super talented welder and had a sense of humor I’d love to see a vid with bob in it again
Well idk if you listened to Bob but he seems like a person that learned traditionally . Im not sure he fit with the idea of UA-cam and being able to have numerous videos on different types of welds/weaves. You know sometimes as humans we like to over complicate things to sell and market more complex ideas/machinery. In the words of bob " Keep it simple."
@@bbrill9886 I would agree Bob's style was quite formal, direct and no nonesense. Exactly the right style for pupils/studdents to respect and listen too because teaching a skill requires a formal approach in my opinion. I am not saying Mancub or anyone else isn't good enough, but the over easy style Mancub has is a bit too casual (possibly the wrong word?) for me. We all respond differently I suppose to tutors and tutorials.
I needed this I always have hard time making the root part during in class.
Great presentation as everyone agrees. I think the photography deserves a compliment - especially I like the split screen arc views.
10:00 Surprisingly my grind mode isn’t really that bright, and I’m thankful for that very reason.
Same here.
Nice work mancub. You and bob are the best
Thanks Lars
Pay more attention to keeping the two pipes in straight alignment. That's the MAIN concern.
yeah that was driving me nuts
Yeah never seen anyone 2 tack it then weld 1/2 and let it cool lol. You’re asking for a dog leg
I'm need to try this. For some reason I didnt understand a few things and missed the point. But this video clarified it. Thank you.
Sometimes my parweld helmet switches to grind mode all by its self when im laying down a mig spray pass.. its horrible lol
Time for a new hood
Stick welding 2” sch40 is no joke, nice work!
1/2” ain’t fun either
I am a self taught welder, no I don't have certifications and all that. I do like learning better welding techniques. I appreciate all the info, I'm really interested in learning to tig weld. I guess after watching a few videos, it's best just to buy a setup, and practice. Any tips on someone like me becoming certified?
Good video! The grind mode has flashed me more than once but overall I get arc exposed far less with the auto dark helmets than with the old school helmets. Keep the great videos coming and share the skill.
Thanks Lee
Thanks man cub!!
Your welcome
Excellent presentation fast talking love it always on point skillful and great knowledgeable thanks mike outstanding
Ahhh my eye balls lmao 🤣 it happens to us all , good 👍 job your weld looks awesome 👏
I love learning something new every day!
I tried this today on 2" pipe in my backyard, my problem is my fit up. All I have is a grinder and a pipe vise not to mention my darling wife asking when am Im coming in. Also I only had 1/8" 6011 and 1/8" 7018.
I thought I could manipulate the puddle around the bad fit up but my keyhole blew out on me. What made it worse was getting a spark directly in my right ear.
Nice work ManCub!!! 💪🏼💥
9:54 happens to me everytime I switch it from weld to grind. I always forget no wonder I use glasses 😂.
Back in 95' at Hobart Institute of Weldin technology we didnt use grinders for cleaning flux. just chipping hammer and a brush.
Sweet. Thanks!
Taking the flux off the middle and choking up on the rod is a super badass trick. Keep it coming bruh🤙🏼
Good job
9:54 lmao thats me all the time
Love ur shop . I've been in lots of real shit holes. Ol' metal fab garages .
They should make welding helmet with a camera built in for filming
make it happen man. ill donate to that idea.
Noticed finger nailing. I have a wet rag handy to cure this. Works like clock work.
Did that man on a job sit in Austin tx drilling man it was cool drill the holes to finish the job site a few of them man.
Glad to see a sch 40 6010 everyone on UA-cam does sch 80
Good video! Would really like to see complete procedure for 90° - 45° transition.
that pipe is so pretty lol . my steam pipe that is 50 years in the ground never is that clean. trying to fix a leak is a fun time. how about a video on crappy pipe in a 4' by 4' tunnel with no room to work. if you need a location i can help.
Old man cub wire wheeling and grinding without a face shield 🤫
killed it again man🤘🏻
Great video thanks cub
Good job man cub
Thanks for the video. Good stuff
Keep you chanfer sharp, undercut may pass an xray with a good cap, if you leave an edge in your root xray no bueno
As a 4 month student it is nice and refreshing to know pros also leave the hood in grind mode and temporarily blind themselves. Lmao
What is that grinding cone called, and where do you buy them from?
Coping stone and best bet is amazon
@@Kaig3nesis Amazon & ebay search found grinding cone. I Could not find coping stone.
@@forestMog what he^ said. Abrasive stone also works.
A small fitter wedge work great 👍
Dang. I did the grind mode thing the other day…
Need more of this except the pipe being painted or galvenized. We do a lot of handrail like that.
We can do some hand rail vids
Nice job 😃😃😃 Thanks
Thank you for sharing, one more interesting and well explained video :-) Whats the name of the cone shaped grinding thing you have in the angle grinder at time 0:56 in this video? I tried to search for it at ebay but i get lost and did not find something similar...
in my school we call it a donkey dick...no lie 100%
Interesting stuff young man!
very nice, may you try open root stick on stainless?
What was that abrasive that you used to clean the inside of the pipe
Thanks
So there needs to be a space between the pipes equal to the diameter of the rod you’re using?
Or is it always 3/32 spacing between the pipes no matter what the size Rod your using?
Thanks
it doesnt depend on the rod you're using. i run 1/8th rod for a 1/16th gap pipe. it just depends what youre comfortable with. Tig welding has an even bigger gap normally.
A while back viewers were asked what welding issues they were having. Note: I am not a professional welder just retired hobbyist. If you are open for one of my many issues here it is: using either TIG or MIG when I try to weld a much thinner metal to a thicker one I usually end up cremating the thinner one. I have seen videos where the heat is to be more directed to the thicker one, but it seems when I try to blend in the thinner part I burn through. If heat is lowered it does not seem to be enough for the thicker piece. Maybe it is just a lot more practice, but any tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
I’ve had luck doing what you said by keeping the heat on the thicker piece. If the two pieces are drastically different then it may be damn near impossible. I just keep an eye on the puddle and dip it into the thin piece quickly then back to thick. They always say practice practice practice!
Con esas máquinas que tienes ese tubo lo soldo con la punta de la agrev
Actually looked like you are pushing rather than pulling. Glad you clarified that as the angle is a little deceiving on camera.
It's just the camera angle. Tough to film 2" pipe
Obviously you really know how to weld!! ...but, could you please speak a bit slower so that we can follow? Thanks for sharing!
nice video. where is Bob Moffatt
lol for sure bro I’ll prescribe to you guys
4:44 wish I could’ve seen where you tapped. I’m assuming on the top of the pipe. But either way, I like seeing multiple people showing how to weld, even though Bob is MIA.
It was on top of the pipe
So, at the 10 minute mark on the root pass, on the side facing the camera is that a crack along the top of the bevel down into the weld? Or is that a sharp ridge from grinding the weld? It looks like a crack from my view.
it most def is a crack but im really not sure how he got it considering thats ground metal and he would have at least blended that by grinding
I noticed after he turned the amps down and was about to start his weld that his rod was bent. Why is that? Is it just a preference or does it increase the amps somehow?
Dose not change amps
Perfect gap is less crucial than pipe being level remember that rarely do i get perfect gaps so be prepared for that
for this vid I give 2 thumbs up !
Man the camera view of the rod and its manipulation is really lacking on this video. Did you just drag the bead or did you whip it in, did you manipulate the rod or puddle with your 7018/cap. It's hard to tell, decent looking weld tho man.
Combination of both, He dragged and whipped the root. When it opened to much he whipped. The cap he just dragged with no rod manipulation. He had about a 15 deg angle of drag on the cap.
9:59 no matter how much protection you got, eventually you get hurt. Haha, happened to me few times in college. Sadly this virus I can't go to class.
TheDragonfriday I made the mistake of forgetting that my clear face shield was on my head lol it took me a few minutes before I could get back to work 🤣🤣🤣
Good video 🔥 👍
Dude used a straight edge only to lay 2 tacks and halfway thru the bead the pipe was pullin almost 90 defrees 😂
Are parameters for making your root or bead to wide on pipe?
Why a 6010 first pass then switching to 7018? Looked good.
Can someone please tell me why the pipe is spaced and not just welded pushed hard up against each other?
Assuming you never got your answer the gap is for full penetration.
5f and 2fr welding couple advice
What happen to red beard!?
Man love that guy.
WICKED WELDING I’m social distancing man. I’ll be back soon. Mancub is doing a hell of a job though ain’t he 🤘🔥
@@GodslilRedneck23 Thought that is what the beard was for? LOL. Stay safe, we will all get back to life when it is time.
Yeah I figured you were. I am too, I work for a new car dealership and my 77 year old father lives with my wife and I. She works at the dealership also. She’s been laid off with pay from the dealership, and so have I. She gets bronchitis, pneumonia every year. She got pneumonia when it hit our area, doctors wouldn’t treat her, scared she had the virus, got sent to emergency room, they wouldn’t treat her, said they were only treating people dying or on their deathbed. It really woke me up, I was thinking this is a big joke until they take your wife back in hazmat suits pretty much. The manager keeps bugging me to come back to work, no health insurance, no thank you, the owner made a deal with and I’ll probably ride it out till it calms down. My dad has leukemia so he’d probably die from it if he was to catch it. He ain’t worth a little more money. Sorry for the tangent, but some people just see what’s up til it affects them like it did me when my wife went to the hospital. Also they said she could have it, take these meds and it you don’t get better then go to a bigger city and get hospitalized there where they have sufficient test equipment. Took her 3 weeks to get back to a 100%. Thanks for giving us something to watch mancub. He might even get better than you redbeard by the time you get back lol, probably not! Thanks again!
jcnpresser sorry to hear about your situation Brother. Hopefully your wife is okay and Father stays away from this thing. Stay safe out there.
Jason Becker tiring to, it’s starting to calm down in my area, hoping to go back to work soon. Keep giving mancub hell lol! 😜 love y’all!
Did you say skeleton 40 pipe? I like it.
Was wondering, if higher PSI is needed, could you use 7014 (I think?) for the root, cut into it with a grinder and finish with 7018?
For higher pressure, over here in the UK we use 7016 for the root pass DCEN. Then sometimes 7016 sometimes 7018 (depending on procedure) for the fill and cap.
Fleet 6010s are only ever really used here for class 2 or low spec pipe.
@@kf8575 TY!
@@kf8575 Excalibur I'm guessing or does it matter?
Now the bevel is to make it easier to weld together right?
It's so you can get a full pen weld
what number you set your welding shield on, with a automatic welding???
Dunga Gossop shade 11 maybe 12
Guys would love it if you could talk esab in giving away a couple of those helmets. I my self would love to have one
We've done a bunch of sentinel GAWs over on IG. Give us a follow @welddotcom
If there's ever such a thing is a good mistake is not a bad one that he just did
I do my 6g in 2"
Lol ahhh my eyeballs!
Alright 😎
Isn't horizontal like the easiest weld in the whole wide world?
Wow your welding machine is awesome, do you have "give aways" , 😁😂😂😃
One going on now. Check out the last vid (pre pipe procedure)
@@everlastgenerator What Everlast said 👆
When will it be announced?
@@jcnpresser Wednesday on the Everlast channel.
Where is bob
Every video it gets asked 50 times.
@Mancub -- If you had undercut on that second pass on the cap, would you just lay another bead and make it a three bead cap?
VI G Welding yup let it cool and run one more quick one
Yeah I could have.
Man cub can you do a 6g with 6"pipe
We've got a couple 6G 6" pipe vids, but I'm sure we could crank it out.
@@Welddotcom thanks man cub or maybe a 5 g tig root tig hot then 7018 just throwing ideas out
Ok
this is university that i wanted to go
I'm not pro-state, but a man your age should worry about 'roids, Mancub!
What code
Prescribe to us, LOL.
0:46 ouchhh
It’s a weld positioner, not a spaceship
i respect this video, and i have learned from it but why does he sound like he is about to cry after every sentence.
Damn, where's RB?
Darren Cannell watching Mancub do his thing while social distancing.
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