Loved the video, but felt a bit rushed as well. I'd be happy to watch extended (20-30min) videos if it helps demonstrate your points better. In any case, welding is a tricky topic but I thought you handled it well here. Thanks for sharing!
I agree this is a good video, although I'd appreciate it be broken down into three parts to give room for a more extensive first part describing how arcs are created.
It should be noted that the filler metal in most welding rods and flux core wire are identical. The different weld characteristics and arc behavior comes almost entirely from the different recipes of flux used.
Because hydrogen is actually a bit like metals, thats why it is above alkaline metals. It does not corrode, does not oxidate or react with metal, it even probably protects them from oxygen/oxidation. Thats my guess.
The history was fairly accurate. The info about current methods also fairly accurate. Good enough. But some of the videos used were terrible examples. Showing TIG welding without gloves is irresponsible. You can get cancer from welding if you’re not properly clothed.
Here’s an interesting follow-up -> ua-cam.com/video/XLxmVRxDzOE/v-deo.html
Loved the video, but felt a bit rushed as well. I'd be happy to watch extended (20-30min) videos if it helps demonstrate your points better. In any case, welding is a tricky topic but I thought you handled it well here. Thanks for sharing!
This was more of an introduction to see if releasing detailed long-form videos on welding would be of interest to anyone.
@@GearQuest YES!
@@GearQuest yes...longer please
@@GearQuest yes
I agree this is a good video, although I'd appreciate it be broken down into three parts to give room for a more extensive first part describing how arcs are created.
Underrated channel. Great info.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏼
Very well done video, however a little too much emphasis on underwater welding.
Thanks,
good video, but what is the problem with the sound? ......keep on making videos.......Paul from Florida
Well done. Simple and to the point. Subscribed.
Another interesting video, great as always!
Excellent video, and production. It should have more than 2k views.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏼
You make EXCELLENT videos!
Love learning how nd who created the things we take for granted
had a good laugh at 8:44 where in the hyperbaric chamber, the weldor is wearing short sleeves and using a cutting torch to supposedly weld......
Well that's one way to give your hands a sun tan.
Woww thankyou so much
Fantastic video!
Quality content right there. Thank you
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏼
You need a “pop filter” for you microphone to block out the “p” (plosive) sounds.
Thanks for the advice!
It should be noted that the filler metal in most welding rods and flux core wire are identical. The different weld characteristics and arc behavior comes almost entirely from the different recipes of flux used.
so true
Even in the old testament soldering is mentioned
Interesting video. Thanks.
Mmmmmm informative video. Me gusta
4:30 Why hydrogen?!
Anyway, great channel! Subscribed
Because hydrogen is actually a bit like metals, thats why it is above alkaline metals. It does not corrode, does not oxidate or react with metal, it even probably protects them from oxygen/oxidation. Thats my guess.
@@kashmirha Yes, but isn't it flammable?
I want to know more about welding
any reference to offer?
I started by watching UA-cam tutorials and buying a cheap stick welder.
dont go to school if you can afford your own machine
The history was fairly accurate. The info about current methods also fairly accurate. Good enough. But some of the videos used were terrible examples. Showing TIG welding without gloves is irresponsible. You can get cancer from welding if you’re not properly clothed.
Thanks for the feedback and couldn’t agree more 😀 That’s what was available in the stock footage catalog 🤷🏻♂️
Great video halala
5:06 What is this guy doing??? He is not welding anything to that rebar and also look at that stinger, its like a 3 pronged fork or something!!!
is iron pillar story real
Yes :)
I want to use hydrogen as a shielding gas!
welcome to the comment section fellow fabricators
I might always be 180
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I hate online school
India is not middle east
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