🔥What Does HOT START Actually Do?
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
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Today we're testing out the hot start feature on various settings to test the functionality and see if it makes a difference when welding with 7018 stick electrode.
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I love when a experienced person tries to force a mistake for demonstration purposes and the can't do it just because i'm too good, deal with it haha, great video, keep em' coming!
You learn something new everyday - thanks.
Thank you for the tip man really explains the hot start setting it would help me a lot to start out better welder thank you.
It's a great idea to have the audio fully panned out on the two mics. However make sure the person in the left side of the picture is in the left speaker and vice versa. Or just do a regular mono mix which is also fine. Thanks for another great video! =)
I love Bob's outtakes, I want to see this on TV! Bob and Tim Allen would make one hell of a pair with the Binford Hotstart 4000. That forced cold start technique is weird to see... Like you never even stopped and it makes me wonder who out there is truly using that feature to its fullest, new kids?
Aint1S Me, Tim, Ron White, Larry the Cable Guy in a welding class?
Another great explanation and fine video. Thanks Bob.
Thanks Paul.
after watching this video i had to run out to the shop and try this with my Everlast 200sti. worked REALLY well! thanks for the video!
Thanks a lot. Now I have a starting point for my Everlast 210
Very important video thankss
The Esab rebel is an awesome machine for any type of welding.
I guess I'm to old and so is my machine Bob, but like you I strike an arc, long arc it down to star and go. I guess I'm more out of touch this is the first time I've even heard of a "hot start", it's new to me... So thanks for educating me even though with my old machine (Miller Bobcat 250) which is not set-up for this feature.
Nice work champs
Hi Bob, please help me with a problem that is driving me crazy. I'm using a cheap stick welder which does not have adjustable features like you demonstrate. Some cheap models may have a feature built in but it's not really spelled out anyway. So I'm trying to weld 18 gauge sheet metal and had no success with 1/16 6013 except for a tack on flat area, but I had some nice success with 1/16 6011. I run it kind of hot in fact it seems a bit like a flame thrower. My technique is to lay a series of tack like welds an ongoing bead would burn a hole right through. So I have a little trouble with a brand new stick being cold, but then it gets going good. However, after about three tacks it begins to stick again and again, I lose the ability to restart it. I also noticed sometimes when it gets going again after effort it burns entirely different, like very cold. I have put it aside on scrap and let it burn a while and it burns well again! Oh, welder is set at 60 Amps but being in 110 outlet it is probably only giving 45. Am I cooking the rod? Is it the welder? Would a machine with hot start help in this situation? I appreciate any help, sorry for such a long question.
Besides the benefits you demonstrated of this hot start, Bob, would this help the newbie stick welder from sticking the rod especially if running at the low end of the electrodes amp range? Thanks very much!
Yes, it would.
How has the ESAB Rebel been reliability wise? I can’t seem to find much about performance after a year vs Millermatic etc.
If you have time for a quick video, could you take a pair of arc shots with 6013 rods? Same plates setup, just the effect on the arc with arc force and hot start and a quick comparison with 7018. Eg if the same setting applies or you suggest some changes.
Thanks for your videos, each one teaches me something!
Would also like to see more use of 6013 rods!
THANKS !
Bob this is a welder that I'm putting on my Christmas List, one question do you have a video on how to maintain welders just found the way about how to roll up a mig lead couldn't figure out why it was sputtering I fugded up the liner .
This multi looks like an awesome thing to have.
Looks like the 1 phase model is 40% duty cycle too which is enough for me.
What arc force setting they are trying?
something that would be nice to see is 309l stick electrodes on 6g pipe with a backer ring did it to qualify for ss at work deff difficult be nice if can show any tricks
Start 2inch ahead, quickly back to your stop/start then weld right over where you arced up. Works just as well if dont have hot start on machine👍
No pores on xrays that way. Not draggin back is always taking a chance?
hi sir iwas wondering if you have ever done a review on a basic welding machine , the name is sungoldpower arc250s
How does dig change the shape of a bead?
Now I'm not afraid to mess with these settings haha
Its official! I wanna be like Bob when I grow up!
Just have a little 100 amp buzzbox. Hate restarting 7014s & 7018s ! 😬
AC buzz box are cool. Never have a problem restarting 7014. 7018 for that matter.
put a brick on your work bench on top of a piece of wood. I tap the hot tip of the electrode into the wood to scoot back the flux slightly, then scratch the tip of the electrode on the brick to remove the little wood ash. Give that little tip a shot ...
woooo wt nice bob....thankx
thank sit
I wish I had a helmet that let me see the weld puddle as good as in this video.
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Need a can of arc start is all.
MB Porter Some days I need a 55 gal drum!
Puddle grease works for me........ helps bead slide in better when tying into root. Guy told me about it at Praxair.
@@KennyInVegas Lol. Those Praxair guys are sharp like that.
I'm 62 and a new self-taught stick welder. When would you NOT use hot start?
So if I put 50 % it’s 50 % above the amps u had it or it’s 50 % of the amps ur using ? I thought if I put it at 50% it was 40 , half of 80 , can somebody explained it
Manufacturers are idiots, all they need to do is to use amps value as hot start, this way its way less confusing and more efficient way of welding, no maths involved. Tired of idiotic people who have limited thinking.
It provides additional amperage initially. If the machine is set to 100 amps and the hot start is activated at 50%, the arc will initiate and operate at 150 amps for a brief period before reducing back to 100 amps.
And yes, 50% of your 80 amp setting is 40 amps. The 40 amps are added to the 80 amps for a 120 amp start.
I’m excited for the new AC/DC machine, but I wish it was a 235ic AC/DC not the smaller 205ic AC/DC. My luck if I buy the 205ic now the more powerful machines will be announced. I’d rather just buy a Miller Dynasty 280DX rather than compromise and get something I’m going to end up selling not long after buying.
More Spray Transfer and Globular Transfer vids would be great. (solid wire & dual shield either 045 or 052.) Some monster single pass on thick plate, Filets and Grooves.
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Cool video as usual. Keep 'em coming!
drumtwo4seven Thanks so much for the support.
aja! ManCub’s name is Mike!
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Your nick name? Duffer. That's what they ("Camera Guy") tell me out at the golf course!
Mark Tracy You wanna play for blood? That's just my game.....
Bob got all blood sporty in the comments and no one even knows
An arc force setting of 40% when welding at 80 amps, initiates a ________ amp hot start.
remote control does the same. don't see many using it. rc gives you total control.
You're holding to much on your left side. That's why you got the droop on the restarts. Try a modified technique. It'll hold if you give it the time and place to fill.
I had an esab once.......pos!
80 amps with 7018 is basically in the basement
Not for 3/32" vertical
1/8" I like from 95-120 vertical.
damn it left and right speak in inverted in this video >_>
hotstart is useless , because on thin stuff it blow it right through so you have to turn it off , so it can not help strick an arc , and on thick stuff you do not need it either , you just start slow , why cant they give us High Frequency HF start like TIG ?
ya your gonna set it perfectly in the center of the fillet. otherwise the hot stsrt is going to undercut the sides and youll blow out the start trying to fill it because its still in hot start? seems logical to me. but being Bob Moffatt you dont gitter and wack one of the sides like the guy been standing in the same booth in one spot for 3 years crying his kid(spoiledbrat) needs another $200 treat..
Honestly is it better and worth your time to set it on and use it?