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What type gauge for depth single and double Bevel ?i need measure depth after arc gouging

What type gauge for depth single and double Bevel ?i need measure depth after arc gouging

What type gauge for depth single and double Bevel ?i need measure depth after arc gouging

Great information, but what's with the stupid loud distracting foreground muzak? Why would you think we need it?

Thanks a lot for video.... That was great

Clamp meter has nothing to do with measuring voltage, as demonstrated.

pls increase the quality of videos

I hate that flexi 😡

thank you, quick and easy explanation

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thank you for info

So when the throat isnt right do you just lay down another weld? or are you starting over and have to grind away and re-weld all of it?

On the realignment part, do you put it on the high side or the low side for the readings ??? I have two different readings from different size..

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The more I learn about distortion the more I have to keep it in mind every time I weld. Thanks

Hard job. yet paid like shit

This is a similar video as the Walt diseny production lol

Thanks for the education.

Are you guys serious? You are completely disregarding things like arc force, surface tension, and slag formation.

How!? Never seen this perspective before 👍👍

What if you had a jet of nitrogen gas blowing on it to cool it down immediately

Wow, this information could not be more wrong. Ctwd has nothing to do with arc length in a CV system.....

7mm

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That narration has to be the most "I hate my job" reading ever.

The other bar shall be touching the vevel of the pipe and the reading should be read from the zero line on it

Not so clear!

Can someone tell what is the reading of undercut. I mean left to zero what is the value

Whew! It is much more complicated than we thought! Best of luck and thanks for sharing!

Gotta love that mascot of theirs. But aside from that, the video was pretty informative.

Usefully one

how does this have only 20k views?? this was amazing!!! thank you for this!

thank you !!

We used fixtures on everything we welded. Nearly 100% of production welds use fixtures. It might put more stress on the weld but mild steel has a tensile strength of 50,000# per ½" square, filler metals have a minimum of 60,000# per ½" square or more. Since the weld is stronger, shouldn't it be fine to have more stresses?

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very informative video

Mentioning what selection the meter should be on is also important. AC or DC, beginners may overlook the smallest detail.

Good job

nice work

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I'm new to welding and was wondering if I should preheat my metal when the outside temperature is around 40°F or below? I've done some research but none of the places or websites give me the same anwser

Didn't have a chance to watch all this video yet but would a infared thermometer work in place of these crayons?

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Very good explanation

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Nice video

/Awesome tips, mate!/