🔥 Downhill Open Root 6010 with UNEVEN FITUP

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  • @weldingtipsandtricks
    @weldingtipsandtricks 6 років тому +142

    Great work Bob

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому +16

      Appreciate the support Jody.

    • @shaneburns6443
      @shaneburns6443 6 років тому +9

      weldingtipsandtricks I'd like to say, I love that you watch each other's videos. It's value for novices like myself and professionals alike, it seems.

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому +7

      weldingtipsandtricks Thanks Jody.

    • @BaguetesGarage
      @BaguetesGarage 6 років тому

      weldingtipsandtricks Not just a good work, it's an excelent work.

    • @jacobheather8755
      @jacobheather8755 6 років тому +1

      Thanks for teaching I practice everything you mentioned and strive to be better also.

  • @SamC379
    @SamC379 6 років тому +13

    Hi Bob,
    When I was going to welding school in 1981 my instructors told us many times that when we get jobs in the field, the equipment will be crap, the fits will be crap, the conditions will be crap and we will have to be good enough welders to overcome all these obstacles. They were absolutely correct, I've heard the job Forman tell complaining welders "if you can't hack it, pack it" many times since then.

  • @markashlock9017
    @markashlock9017 2 роки тому

    “Those who can do, and those who can’t, teach”.
    You, Mr. Moffitt, are most definitely an EXCEPTION to that rule!!!

  • @sparkywelder3690
    @sparkywelder3690 6 років тому +8

    Love watching you burning rods. What a master. When I'm running rods I am always thinking about how you might be doing it in one of these videos. Really pushes me to go beyond just getting it done. Thanks again for another great video!

  • @Gavreeli
    @Gavreeli 6 років тому +4

    Thank you for the crystal clear arc shots. It's like we were under the hood with you.

  • @Ironman-el5lr
    @Ironman-el5lr 6 років тому +15

    I like these weird fit up videos. Very educational. Great job👍👍

    • @peterobrikogho8112
      @peterobrikogho8112 3 роки тому

      you are doing a good job . but you should show us how the welding look like.

  • @kevinhornbuckle
    @kevinhornbuckle 6 років тому +4

    This is a valuable lesson. The arc shot is tight enough to see the appropriate technique.

  • @patriot7312
    @patriot7312 6 років тому +9

    Camera and arc shots looked
    Amazing on this
    Video, nice job!!

  • @sixstringslaya
    @sixstringslaya 6 років тому +3

    Good stuff, Mr. Moffatt!! I actually proved to a guy you can determine the weld process and electrode for SMAW just by the smell. Did a blindfolded test and picked out the MiG, TiG and Stick process. Even told him when he had a cellulose rod and a low-hydrogen rod.

  • @brotherricksafety
    @brotherricksafety 6 років тому +1

    Bob you are awesome. I liked the rod sniff test at the end. I need to learn that.

  • @noesantiago9397
    @noesantiago9397 6 років тому +2

    I would have liked to see a close up of the root. Great video!

  • @tomchristopher4576
    @tomchristopher4576 6 років тому +1

    The new camera or lens is awesome on the arc shots! Crystal clear! Best in the business.👍Bob looks better with the old camera though. This one makes him look like Ebeneezer Scrooge.

  • @aguilayserpiente
    @aguilayserpiente 6 років тому

    Dear Mr. Moffet, would you make a video on how to control/avoid excessive spatter when stick welding? In some video lessons there is no appreciable spatter, but today in 1/2" material there was high spatter for the 1st half of the root pass.

  • @robertshepherd995
    @robertshepherd995 6 років тому +2

    100% better camera and audio. Those arc shots were 👌🏻

  • @johnversluis3084
    @johnversluis3084 6 років тому +1

    great video of the arc !! Thank you so much for us rockiea

  • @Pocahonkers
    @Pocahonkers 6 років тому +6

    Man that ESAB Sentinel is one cool looking mask.
    sadly the pricepoint is not quite so cool.

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому +2

      The clarity is unreal.

    • @henryrollins9177
      @henryrollins9177 6 років тому +1

      I just bough a Lincoln Viking, and im astonished about these new visors technology... Sentinel was too expensive ☹️

    • @chrisjones6165
      @chrisjones6165 6 років тому

      @@Welddotcom have you tried the speedglas 9100 series? The xxi is top of the line. I got the x. Xxi wasn't out at the time but I still love my hood. Xxi has actual colors when welding stainless. Amazing clarity all around

  • @roycecourt1117
    @roycecourt1117 6 років тому +1

    Didn't know there was a down hill LH rod. Cant wait to see that vid...

  • @landonschannel6769
    @landonschannel6769 6 років тому

    Hey Bob I have a question. I'm not a professional welder but I've done a lot of repairs on farm equipment and done a number of small fab jobs. I was told that verticals should always be done uphill and never questioned it until I saw this video on downhill roots. What is the reasoning behind the choice on direction of the weld pass?

  • @Steve_Just_Steve
    @Steve_Just_Steve 6 років тому +1

    YEA! Awesome arc shots, audio and lighting again!! Good job camera girl!

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому

      Steve just Steve No camera girl.

    • @Steve_Just_Steve
      @Steve_Just_Steve 6 років тому +1

      Somehow I'm not real surprised. I'm just stoked to see the channel back to producing exceptional videos again. Can't thank ya enough Bob, it's a pleasure learning from you.

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому +1

      Steve just Steve Thanks for the continued support.

  • @kenhomeier8629
    @kenhomeier8629 6 років тому

    Always enjoy your videos. Great camera clarity. You can really see what you are doing.

  • @Zchizo
    @Zchizo 6 років тому +3

    New camera? Looks fantastic

  • @ronnieholloway9109
    @ronnieholloway9109 3 роки тому

    That’s the best arc videos out there

  • @greendeath9482
    @greendeath9482 6 років тому

    Hey Bob great video do you think the shop press could have fixed the bent plate ...

  • @monstermessgarage452
    @monstermessgarage452 6 років тому

    I agree always a pleasure too watch and learn

  • @agustinhernandez6094
    @agustinhernandez6094 6 років тому +6

    Hey bob can you do a video on heat treating

  • @Gears.and.Gadgets
    @Gears.and.Gadgets 6 років тому +1

    Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

  • @CTSCAPER
    @CTSCAPER 4 роки тому

    The joint has a wide gap and you need less heat so go with a bigger rod. My mind was blown right there.

  • @brosulgarage8637
    @brosulgarage8637 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the info Sir. Bob.

  • @themonkeylou9751
    @themonkeylou9751 4 роки тому

    I cant tell you how many times you guys helped me, Weld.com rocks🤙🏼

  • @tommyt2854
    @tommyt2854 6 років тому +1

    Like a boss! But lookit, let's say you're in the field, one electrode size, no specs (maybe building fence), and hella gaps. I imagine if running uphill you'd wanna turn the heat down a bit? I've ran into that, and call me scared, but I'd usually grab some 6013. I've tried Texas tigging, but with varied effects (usually not good).

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому

      Tommy T Gotta adjust amps, grind or know tricks.

  • @ianjoseph145
    @ianjoseph145 3 роки тому

    Excellent video thank you.

  • @scottb4029
    @scottb4029 3 роки тому

    When would you be required to weld downhill? What would be the reason?

  • @joeyhernandez6715
    @joeyhernandez6715 4 роки тому

    Can you do a video on 5p+ electrode? Mainly used for pipeline I know but would guys who build pipe fence like it too for example?

  • @donstephenson9474
    @donstephenson9474 6 років тому +1

    Pretty work Bob

  • @WilliamWest74
    @WilliamWest74 5 років тому

    I had 3 hire in tests at steam generator changout a few years back. 2 of the tests were miss match fit-ups. 3/16 gap on one side and 1/16 on the other with 1/16 high-low.

  • @jamessonger3
    @jamessonger3 6 років тому

    Beautiful video! What kinda cap you wearin there bob??!

  • @joaopereira667
    @joaopereira667 6 років тому +1

    Very good bob

  • @paulmorrey733
    @paulmorrey733 6 років тому +1

    Thanks Bob

  • @StoneUFO
    @StoneUFO 6 років тому +1

    fantastic video love what you guys put out

  • @CathieZimmerman
    @CathieZimmerman 6 років тому

    Hi! You mention a 5/32 rod... then smaller rod. Are you referring to the diameter of the rod or is it a specific designation for composition? I bet it’s an obvious answer... but I’ve actually never touched this process at all.

    • @tcbsrcs
      @tcbsrcs 6 років тому

      Cathie Zimmerman He's talking about the different size rods, 5/32nd inch diameter rod and 1/8th inch diameter rod.

  • @danielwerger5641
    @danielwerger5641 6 років тому

    Thank Bob, as always, very interesting...! Hey, what's you opinion of that Sentinel A50? I just ordered one, so be nice if you think it's crap... :-)

  • @ryanjones9305
    @ryanjones9305 6 років тому +1

    How you liking that sentinel hood, Bob? Been eyeballing them myself lately.

  • @bartbley1269
    @bartbley1269 6 років тому

    keep the same size rod, turn down your heat, and whip your rod as you would up hand ,use your arc blow and tip your rod end up to keep the metal up , make sure to tie in the lands properly ( rounded key hole ) , if still to wide, larger diameter rod . Wider yet back to smaller rod drag a stringer bead on one side on the land to build it up to narrow the gap ,do the same on the other side . It can be done with practice even wide with high low. Iron bound fit up on the plate he has, use a 5/32 disc if you have one. Grind down the middle of the fit up till you reach just a little past the top of your land . This technique reduces your heat sink and allows for penetration . Depending on your grinding set your heat higher according to the penetration rate you want . if done right it will weld as easy as a perfect fit up . Down hand is easy with practice and a lot faster than up hand .If your doing bad fit ups on pipe always do your tight spots first . keep up the good work Bob

  • @obfuscated3090
    @obfuscated3090 5 років тому

    A fine training aid!

  • @CathieZimmerman
    @CathieZimmerman 6 років тому

    Oh, and that helmet is bad ass!! Can you share where you got it?

  • @SOLDOZER
    @SOLDOZER 6 років тому

    Bob, your boy over at South Coast Welding School has a video telling people to PUSH stick rods. Is this not a problem?

  • @donjohnson5653
    @donjohnson5653 5 років тому +1

    Thank you sir. ✌👊😎

  • @shaneburns6443
    @shaneburns6443 6 років тому +1

    Hooboy. Camera Girl (camera guy?) - that is a beautiful arc shot. Thank you.
    And thank you Bob for presenting, as always!

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому +2

      The OG camera guy is back. This is just the beginning. There are some serious arc shots to come.

  • @tommcdaniel4900
    @tommcdaniel4900 6 років тому +2

    Did you not clean the slag and wire brush the stop/starts in the first pass?
    What do you think about just using the 5/32 for the entire pass? Wouldn't that have been better (such as pipe welding in the field or something similar?).
    This was a narrow/wide fit up video and it went very well, but the stop/starts would not pass an x-ray do you think?
    Highly educational and filming was excellent!

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому

      Tom McDaniel Done it a million times without cleaning and they pass x-ray.

    • @302ECKO
      @302ECKO 6 років тому +2

      Always always clean... especially in pipeline work, if you fail 2-3 X-rays there goes your job... not worth it.

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому +2

      Jose Jimenez Agreed.

    • @teds4983
      @teds4983 6 років тому

      Bob Moffatt done it a million time without cleaning? Lol your full of shit

    • @sparkywelder3690
      @sparkywelder3690 6 років тому +1

      So I'm hearing, "on the job you'd wanna chip it, brush it, grind in the on ramp and go. In practicing your welding, not so much unless you need chipping/grinder practice". Does that sounds about right?

  • @enricopietraroia5621
    @enricopietraroia5621 6 років тому +1

    did the camera recording fps change? its better all of sudden... am i just noticing this late?

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому

      FPS didn't change, but the arc shots have. Check us out on Instagram (@welddotcom) to see some crazy arc shots to come.

  • @bluedemonweld
    @bluedemonweld 6 років тому +1

    not bad old timer!

  • @alihussein4411
    @alihussein4411 4 роки тому

    What the best voltage for the machine if I use rod 6010 diameter 2.5 mm.?

  • @teds4983
    @teds4983 6 років тому +1

    I like downhill, its easier to work with gravity than against it.

  • @leonardgilbreath9004
    @leonardgilbreath9004 6 років тому +1

    Good video Bob .

  • @Portarius1984
    @Portarius1984 6 років тому

    Must've sheared the metal first. It puts an arc in it. When you bevel it, it will make a wider gap when butted up to another plate.

  • @trailerpark187
    @trailerpark187 6 років тому +1

    Hey Bob, how do you like the ESAB Sentinal?

  • @Jonasoliveira_CBX
    @Jonasoliveira_CBX 5 років тому

    Very good Bob! I'm watching of Brasil.

  • @davej3840
    @davej3840 6 років тому

    Really great Bob - I always learn something new :)

  • @donjohnson5653
    @donjohnson5653 5 років тому +1

    At Maverick now.
    Please pray. ✌👊😎

  • @noisybarinavalon
    @noisybarinavalon 6 років тому

    What camera set up did you use for this video?

  • @chrisjones6165
    @chrisjones6165 6 років тому

    That's 5/32 😂 love that outtakes

  • @druming9
    @druming9 6 років тому

    What is "dig" that you talked about when doing the pass on the back of the plates? I think you said it was set at 70%, is that like when you pulse Tig? Sorry if this is a dumbass question, these videos (and Jody's) are the only welding instruction I've ever had.

    • @justinhall8318
      @justinhall8318 6 років тому

      Adam Cordonnier. Dig is a setting used primarily for stick. Itll bump the amps up to keep the rod from stickin and the arc from goin out.

    • @druming9
      @druming9 6 років тому

      Justin Hall thanks for your explanation. I've only ever stick welded with a buzzbox that's well over 30 years old at least. That must be a feature that comes on newer inverter/transformer machines.

  • @deniseandmarkfirestine7443
    @deniseandmarkfirestine7443 5 років тому

    Man your a great welder

  • @kamalpakdaman4230
    @kamalpakdaman4230 Рік тому

    nice job.
    Thanks.

  • @ShinyInsanity
    @ShinyInsanity 6 років тому +1

    Great as usual. Love the sniff test lol

  • @philipbarker7672
    @philipbarker7672 6 років тому +1

    Legend

  • @hunterallen1213
    @hunterallen1213 6 років тому

    I need help with 7018 vertical up. I could do it on my tombstone a.c. machine but I just bought an everlast 200 st and every time I try it o just make a huge creator and I can't figure out where I'm going wrong.

  • @satamanschmidt3428
    @satamanschmidt3428 6 років тому +1

    That was good stuff!!

  • @ericbenallie6352
    @ericbenallie6352 6 років тому

    Hey Bob next video you should do 6010 over head and fill and cap 7010

  • @heavymetalworks6375
    @heavymetalworks6375 6 років тому +1

    great video

  • @jays_metalworks9399
    @jays_metalworks9399 6 років тому

    I've just bought a small inverter stick and just after a few pointer if anyone can help I can keep a good steady arc but beads look crap like it's too long arc, how close to the puddle with the rod do I go? I can get it so it's in the puddle an still running but is that right?

  • @davidketterman961
    @davidketterman961 2 роки тому

    I love learning from older men!!

  • @joncutt872
    @joncutt872 6 років тому +1

    I think I'm starting to figure out where to see the keyhole.

  • @paulkurilecz4209
    @paulkurilecz4209 Рік тому

    tyvm

  • @atomarc1991
    @atomarc1991 2 роки тому

    Awesome
    Thanks

  • @rangerdanger766
    @rangerdanger766 5 років тому +1

    his travel speed was much slower than expected.

  • @georgeturner2761
    @georgeturner2761 6 років тому

    I would love to see so e sub arc vids in the future

  • @bobjohnson8628
    @bobjohnson8628 5 років тому

    u must like esab welders, i see three of them in the background.

  • @garyteague9555
    @garyteague9555 5 років тому

    you did good , here in the real world most of the fit ups are not perfect and a welder needs to know these tricks of the trade

  • @champtree
    @champtree 6 років тому +2

    "Wide in the middle and tight on the ends", Sometimes I feel that way. BTW...Can you smell the differences in filler rods?

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому +7

      Of course. Next time you have some 1/8" and 3/32" 6010 take a whiff. If you can't tell the difference let us know and we'll do a video.

    • @champtree
      @champtree 6 років тому

      Can you imagine, what my neighbors would think if they saw me in my garage sniffing rods?

    • @jorda.2412
      @jorda.2412 6 років тому

      come on , 7018 vs 6010 are way different in scent.

    • @jorda.2412
      @jorda.2412 6 років тому

      come on , 7018 vs 6010 are way different in scent.

    • @jorda.2412
      @jorda.2412 6 років тому

      Mabey take a hoover of galvanized vs mild steel

  • @rlund3
    @rlund3 6 років тому +1

    LOL . . smells like 5/32. Good videos.

  • @Carmelldansen4eva2
    @Carmelldansen4eva2 6 років тому

    First time I ran 6010 a couple weeks ago I didn't know what I was doing without first time I ever touched a 6010 but not a 60 rod I have ran 6011 and hated it. So for the 6010 I ran at 85-86 amps.

  • @warast
    @warast 5 років тому

    could you do a 6012 6013 comparison please?

  • @tysonbaker3071
    @tysonbaker3071 6 років тому +1

    Machine sounded good real crisp arc sounded like bacon frying lol

  • @ericthatankn8704
    @ericthatankn8704 6 років тому +6

    Like the out takes

  • @catsupchutney
    @catsupchutney 5 років тому

    The Shelby Foote of welding.

  • @Villaeddie19
    @Villaeddie19 6 років тому

    Have You ever worked on cement lined pipe?

  • @narnia6520
    @narnia6520 6 років тому

    Mŕ. Bob, cdep or cden?

  • @lalos1971able
    @lalos1971able 6 років тому

    What's with the Sentinel

  • @carlboucher2643
    @carlboucher2643 6 років тому

    I don't get it you got 2 beveled edges there what is the advantage of running downhill in that situation

  • @gunsntorches
    @gunsntorches 6 років тому +1

    How do you like that sentinel bob

    • @bruced1429
      @bruced1429 6 років тому +1

      Hi Guns N Roses, I have the Sentinel A50 and I really like it, nice and clear , comfortable and fully adjustable.

    • @bobmoffatt4133
      @bobmoffatt4133 6 років тому

      Guns N' Torches Like it a lot!

  • @rodneybynum8104
    @rodneybynum8104 4 роки тому

    What situation would you want downhill ? I've always been told there is no strength in downhill ??

  • @danl.4743
    @danl.4743 6 років тому +1

    Wow, he goes by smell. Most people need to taste it to identify it.

  • @kennygraley824
    @kennygraley824 6 років тому +1

    Just Sniff It!!! Lol

  • @melgross
    @melgross 6 років тому +1

    How often do you encounter fit up like that, and in a work environment, how practical is it to constantly change rods back and forth on a single weld? Not a professional welder, so I’m curious.

  • @alexfagwell1020
    @alexfagwell1020 5 років тому +1

    Prob should not keep running 100 amps on quarter inch plate anymore...

  • @JLHcave
    @JLHcave 6 років тому

    Some one needs to come up with a foot peddle for stick welding

  • @BMRStudio
    @BMRStudio 6 років тому +5

    My downhill always looks like crap compared to Your welding. You challenge me now! Hrrrgghh Where is my welder machine?

    • @Welddotcom
      @Welddotcom  6 років тому +5

      Practice until you can't get it wrong and then practice some more!

  • @bronsonstephens5799
    @bronsonstephens5799 6 років тому +1

    Never Showed the Backside

  • @manueldelacruz9337
    @manueldelacruz9337 5 років тому

    At around 3:30 to 3:50 minutes, you stopped and turned the plate backside..... I honestly need to watch, in close up, how the weld appeared backside...