So nice arc 3g welding

You guys run 77amp with 6010 3/32 rod or 1/8 rod?? And 7018 3/32 or 1/8 rod ??

Oh what a relief, I thought I'm the only one who have shaky hands.

Dan claces en español, y que costo tendrían los cursos

Yes...

Думаю что тока надо было по меньше на корне шва

this mix thing is awesome.

Hi

To slow, causes too much heat to build up, and if you're not careful you can leave more inclusions if heat and travel speed aren't right. Weaving done right gives you more control of metal deposited and better control of residual heat buildup, and a more proportional cap foundation. Practice, practice, practice. 👍

@@MH-WM root paa 7018??

@@MH-WM I get you when I try doing stringers some of me welds have bumps. But with small weave I sometimes weave more than I should it’s hard to do small weaves

@@MH-WM weaving is slower than stringers. If you have "more control" doing one or the other than stick to that, they both accomplish the same things. I would agree that weaving can be more efficient if done well, but takes a lot more practice to consistently do properly. To each their own.

The main thing is hold your toes... The old timer that taught me drilled that shit into me all them years ago HOLD YOUR TOES.

Ernest Gary wait what do you mean by that? I have a test coming up and I need all the advice I can get

@@user-hy5hn5rc2w so how'd that test go

@@Infamous_q50 man I had one tiny spot in the last bend that they bent. The guy on morning shift said he would’ve passed it but the night shift guy wasn’t cutting corners. I went and tried again, and my cap was 100% better than the first time but my root must’ve been worse than the first time because my first piece broke completely in half. I had to repair the root on the second one a few times so I’m assuming that’s why. So I’m gonna practice and then go try again one day in the future. Thank you for checking with me, I appreciate that.

@@Infamous_q50 I even took pictures of the cap, my second try, because I was so confident that I had it in the bag. But that root just wasn’t good enough. I was upset but they were really encouraging to me, told me to come back and try again when I had practiced a bit. I just hate failure but I was bound to bust out at some point in the career.

i caught that. smooth with it

@@taylorknott400 you ain’t never lied my bro. Extra smooth.

I have an assessment on Thursday in the same position too lol

Sorry hehe I don't know how to speak in english perfectly hehe , but Thank you

@@mjzaraspe2767 good luck!

Are you welder?

Make multiple plates an smoke them all out one after another.

It is called back weld

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Sir 6G 6010 Rut hott paas give me

Try to more practice u will done well one day

Dido!

Who you telling

@@atulkumarchauhan1951 What does your comment mean? That you’re better than the person who said thanks for the help?

a distance, i think you would only push the rod in pipe

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This is late, but you actually do want the rod to touch the base metal during the root pass. If you're burning hot enough it won't stick and it won't go out.

The way he does itb if you want solid penetration you're actually pushing in at the top of the keyhole so hit the top and somewhat push it in until it "gives" once it does, whip back down and let it fill for a second just a second and then push back up at the top of the keyhole. Hes the first person ive seen use this method and now its actually my preferred method for open root uphill with 6010. Pretty damn effective. Just make sure you find the right heat for the right gap and landing, otherwise your keyhole is gonna get huge.

All you are doing is welding it from the back side. Just like in pipe