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Nice control, cannot remember the last time I did an open root 7018, at least for work. Here at home my fit ups aren't always ideal and neither is my rod supply, so occasionally I do stitch together some healthy gaps like this, but not for such a long pass. Very clean job and nice filming too, thanks.
nice welding sir.. wasn't expecting the backside to look so flat and strong as I've welded 6010 root passes many times and tried this with LH and key hole alwayz to big.. practice makes perfect like this weld.. nice job
Marco The Welder 6010 is a fast freeze rod. Low tensile strength though. It's good for penetrating through rust or paint or anything else that you may not be able to get at to clean. It's also great for really thin ,old stuff that doesn't have any minerals left. Then you can cap it with 7018. Pipefitters use it on a root pass sometimes on low pressure piping.
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Its easier with 2.0mm 7018 rods but u cant weld so far.... Can't understand why somebody criticizes this, so smooth moves and one nice root pass. If I do some 2.5 rod I'm gonna go with 60 V-Groove and 1,5mm root face. Cheers mate. Torilla tavataan. :)
+Pat Foret The last shot was of the backside, where he was knocking off the slag with a rod, looked slick to me, even if it's not how we do it here in the USA...
we having to do this on our 12on12 375wal branch,open 70/16root.80/18out.some jobs 70/18.but most are 60/10root,80/10hot &fill.kool vid,rare,and u can weld
Not as much penetration, no. The hydrogen content in the flux of a 6010 rod gives it the hotter arc and better penetration. But a 7018 or 7016 root is MUCH stronger deposit that a simple 6010, by a big margin too👍
Attis, Thank you for posting this video! You got the filming angle just right for us newbies to see exactly what needs to be done. I am in welding school here in Mexico and the instructor just move us to 3G/4G with 7018. I am going to practice with your technique tomorrow but I want to ask you if you suggest the same technique for overhead or if you suggest some changes. Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your reply. Overhead open root I would have almost straight angle with rod. And you really must push the rod upwards to get a nice root. What kind of a welding machine do you have in Mexico??
***** Hello Attis, I am using a very old Mexican ISSA brand machine, It is a transformer type machine with no bells & whistles, just a big crank for amperage. The current indicator is completely faded so I have to set the amperage by feel. The arc is nice and stable though. So for overhead, would I still do the slight weave and pause like in the video and then push the rod into the open root?
***** I did the vertical up plate today and beside a bad start with too high amperage, once I adjusted down it worked like a charm! I will weld the overhead plate tomorrow, Thank you so much for your time and advice!
***** Hey Attis, I have been trying to do the overhead plate but I cannot get it right for the life of me. I've tried all sorts of gaps and shoulders but no matter what I do I never get enough penetration. The slag ends up where the weld should be, about 1/16 over flush (on the back side) but once cleaned, I have about 3/32 of sunken bead. It is driving me insane, but our instructor insists that this is the actual test for a lot of the shipyards here. Also, he won't let us any other that 1/8 rod. Do you have any advice on this situation? I would really appreciate any help you can give me.
Hi im from phillipines i study train welding and all kinds of welding machine my problem is 3g up to 6g in smaw,fcaw and gmaw when i weld there always a under cut and the key hole is always getting bigger my biggest problem in gmaw and fcaw is the penetration
Get some 7016. They are a low hy rod actually designed for all passes, specifically root passes. Rather than a 7018 which is designed for fill and caps. Also, DCEN gives a more controllable pool. Lastly, start ahead then drop back to crater, pause then continue your run. Any low hy rod run without starting ahead and coming back will leave porosity in every start.
Well done i am at trade school for a pressure systems welder apprentice and we have to do everything open root with 7018 . All critical welds 😊. Thank you for the video how hot did you run ? Around 90 amps ?
Ben Saunders hey there, to answer that question since nobody did id say 80-85 amps i tested it myself and over 90 was a little too hot for it. this man was pretty slow surprisingly he didnt blow a hole so my best bet is 83 amps
mind blown 💨 I don’t know how he did that but I could win bets left and right if I could do that 99% of American welders would say that can’t be done without back grinding all props to u dude
Hi, very good weld . what is hand held remote ,is it something already come with your welding machine? Or is another tool you used different part from your machine . and how do you use it..? Thanks..
Erick Taka We have welding machines here that can be attached with a hand held remote, here you can see what it looks like. media.machines4u.com.au/machinery/8/191308/KEMPPI-R10-SINGLE-DIAL-REMOTE_2978578.l.jpg
whats the HAZ like when welding like this? that plate looks pretty damn hot. I normally use 6010 for my roots, but i would like to give this a try. Looks useful for applications that require lohi
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Not a lot of spatter, I think that's the fist stick weld I've seen that is not throwing out heaps of spatter. How do you stick with only a little spatter?
7018s in general tend to have low spatter and a fairly smooth arc. To keep your spatter down across the board, use adequate, but not excessive, amperage. With some aggressive rods like 6011, it can be tricky though.
Comments and info in general. Rod size, gap, thickness of material, type of material, application, ect . I am learned to weld on my own, do some part-time work, dumpsters, sea boxes, truck racks w/1 1/4 pipe, backhoe and loader buckets, and misc. items for a plumbing company. I only use 6010, because that's what I was supplied with and what I learned with. When I have played around with 7018 I have a hard time with the slag. Watching I only hope to learn. Thanks
Richard Harms rod size was 2.5mm, cap was also 2,5mm and material thickness 8mm. Here we dont have a 6010 electrode, so we use 7018 for root, fill and cap.
what kind of amperage are you using here? and its sort of hard to tell but are you angled up at all or just straight at the plate? and great job by the way. Ive always done this weld in school with a 6010 root, 7018 fill and cap but i have a job test tommorow open root 7018! i thought that that was somewhat bizarre its obviously possible tho! thanks in advance for your video and any advice!
I dont know my amperage, I use remote hand control when I weld so I dont have to think about amperage. Yes I have slightly upward angle. You can see that you are getting a good penetration, when there is a small hole burning ahead of your bead. I hope this helps you good luck to your test and thanks for your comment. :)
PERFECTA! sin necescidad de hablar como caballo, calladito y sin pegar la cabezota al tubo como tantos científicos soldadores en la web, díste una magistral clase de soldadura. En hora buena amígo!
Nice control, cannot remember the last time I did an open root 7018, at least for work. Here at home my fit ups aren't always ideal and neither is my rod supply, so occasionally I do stitch together some healthy gaps like this, but not for such a long pass. Very clean job and nice filming too, thanks.
I am 78 years old now but for more than 40 years of welding repairs on heavy equipment the 7018 low hydrogen rods was what I used mostly
tengo 2 anos como soldador yme encanta ver estos videos son d gran ayuda asi cada dia aprendo mas tecnicas para soldar
Hello, this is 🔥Kimchi Welder🔥
who is uploading a welding video in Canada.
I watched the 7018 open root video beneficially.
Thank you.👍👍
I'm impressed. You have Mad skills.
Extreme level of control needed for that technique. Very nice looking results.
WALA AKONG MASABE KUNDI.
WOW! 😲
GRABE ANG LUPET MO SIR/MA'AM!
I'm impressed a root run and capping run in one and still get the penetration bravo to you sir
nice welding sir.. wasn't expecting the backside to look so flat and strong as I've welded 6010 root passes many times and tried this with LH and key hole alwayz to big.. practice makes perfect like this weld.. nice job
Se solda con 70 amps varilla de 7018 3\32. Si es de 1/8 se aplican 90 amps para el rootpass
Tem gente que ainda coloca a mãozinha pra baixo dizendo que foi ruim !! O peão jogou doido !! Ferramenta afiada !!
waawww no se quien se abento ese condon pero le doy un 10 segire sus pasos como soldar enserio 10
I sometimes do open roots with 7018, sometimes run DCEN to punch thru the back. Weird, but it works...
I agree
Wow jamás ví un fondeo igual mis respetos
Los más importante es aprender con estos maestros...
Hola, muy buen trabajo!!!
Te keria xonsultar cuanto es q le dejaste de separacion entre pieza y pieza?
Cuanto de talon le dejaste al bicel?
Dang dude, hats off to this, its gotta be hard with 7018 doing a root pass
Dj Giggles
i dont know any better, whats so good about 6010?
Marco The Welder it's all about code
Marco The Welder 6010 is a fast freeze rod. Low tensile strength though. It's good for penetrating through rust or paint or anything else that you may not be able to get at to clean. It's also great for really thin ,old stuff that doesn't have any minerals left. Then you can cap it with 7018. Pipefitters use it on a root pass sometimes on low pressure piping.
With 2.5 mm rod is not problem,but with 3.25 mm it seems limpossible.
Anyway good job.nice weld.
Visai ne tas b p !
si buenas noches.... estaba viendo las maneras de soldar, me parece bien, yo soy instuctor de la area de soldadura dei inadeh en PANAMA.. ya se esta terminando un curso de soldadura para participantes de 300 horas...saludo desde Changuinola Panama
Very nice sir thank you so kuch your tutorial video Very good good luck good job amen
Its easier with 2.0mm 7018 rods but u cant weld so far.... Can't understand why somebody criticizes this, so smooth moves and one nice root pass. If I do some 2.5 rod I'm gonna go with 60 V-Groove and 1,5mm root face. Cheers mate. Torilla tavataan. :)
6013 (think 6010 also) for root is like bicycle with training wheels! Can't go wrong
I am new to welding and bought myself an Everlast welder. Is learning to stick weld with 6013 recommended?
6010 n 7018 is the norm for pipe welding w/ stick. which is where the money is... get good at that
Very nice looking weld but i would say it got too hot and the welding inspectors usually don't like that but very good and flat reinforcement :)
+DonC1337 I didn't see the inside of the root pass just the outside, how can you tell without x-ray or visual? Need to know.
+Pat Foret The last shot was of the backside, where he was knocking off the slag with a rod, looked slick to me, even if it's not how we do it here in the USA...
we having to do this on our 12on12 375wal branch,open 70/16root.80/18out.some jobs 70/18.but most are 60/10root,80/10hot &fill.kool vid,rare,and u can weld
Thanks a lot very treasure and use full, thank you and god Bless
We're dying to see the back
you are amazing welder... would love to see more videos
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Nice work enjoy the video thanks sir for that
Good stuff!
Good to have the ability to control because it is the welding of the highest bit tricky
Sweet root pass!
Very good man
The AWS suggests that 7018 does not get as much penetration in a root pass as 6010 does, but that looks like it has the desired penetration. Nice.
Not as much penetration, no. The hydrogen content in the flux of a 6010 rod gives it the hotter arc and better penetration.
But a 7018 or 7016 root is MUCH stronger deposit that a simple 6010, by a big margin too👍
Always remember to put the currency you are using especially for us learners
Gostei vc é o cara
تشکر از این آموزش👍
Well done mate , its better to grind after you finish with the rod it will make a good joint :)
no comment just well done !
Looks amazing. When you knocked that slag off at end was nearly perfect looks like robot weld
CSA W47.1 Certification for CSA W59 Code requires open root 7018. its their T-Class
Nice root🔥
Thanks for video. You help me. I also use 7018 for training
Remote control is the answer! Realy good welding!
Magnus Klahr remote control? Wtf you mean?
ted s u can use a stick welding remote control
buen video de como aplicar la raíz
A 7016 would be a much friendlier electrode to carry out this procedure with.
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Attis, Thank you for posting this video! You got the filming angle just right for us newbies to see exactly what needs to be done. I am in welding school here in Mexico and the instructor just move us to 3G/4G with 7018. I am going to practice with your technique tomorrow but I want to ask you if you suggest the same technique for overhead or if you suggest some changes. Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your reply.
Overhead open root I would have almost straight angle with rod.
And you really must push the rod upwards to get a nice root.
What kind of a welding machine do you have in Mexico??
***** Hello Attis, I am using a very old Mexican ISSA brand machine, It is a transformer type machine with no bells & whistles, just a big crank for amperage. The current indicator is completely faded so I have to set the amperage by feel. The arc is nice and stable though.
So for overhead, would I still do the slight weave and pause like in the video and then push the rod into the open root?
Supercritical Yes little weave and more pushing and straight or almost straight rod angle. These are my advices, hope it helps you.
***** I did the vertical up plate today and beside a bad start with too high amperage, once I adjusted down it worked like a charm! I will weld the overhead plate tomorrow, Thank you so much for your time and advice!
***** Hey Attis, I have been trying to do the overhead plate but I cannot get it right for the life of me. I've tried all sorts of gaps and shoulders but no matter what I do I never get enough penetration. The slag ends up where the weld should be, about 1/16 over flush (on the back side) but once cleaned, I have about 3/32 of sunken bead. It is driving me insane, but our instructor insists that this is the actual test for a lot of the shipyards here. Also, he won't let us any other that 1/8 rod.
Do you have any advice on this situation? I would really appreciate any help you can give me.
Hi im from phillipines i study train welding and all kinds of welding machine my problem is 3g up to 6g in smaw,fcaw and gmaw when i weld there always a under cut and the key hole is always getting bigger my biggest problem in gmaw and fcaw is the penetration
Good job bro
Lovely work. Would have liked to see the back side of that root run though.
paul greenwood the back of the root is at the end of video
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I'd say we did see the back, the last frame in the video. But a commentary would have been useful.
I'm with u Paul it's straight po just turn it up and hold it tight
It's at the end and looks pretty good
electrode positive or electrode negative?
Get some 7016. They are a low hy rod actually designed for all passes, specifically root passes. Rather than a 7018 which is designed for fill and caps.
Also, DCEN gives a more controllable pool.
Lastly, start ahead then drop back to crater, pause then continue your run. Any low hy rod run without starting ahead and coming back will leave porosity in every start.
Wow... can you give information what type filter you use to take video to see thats arc welding? Its good👍
That looked pretty good
Well done i am at trade school for a pressure systems welder apprentice and we have to do everything open root with 7018 . All critical welds 😊. Thank you for the video how hot did you run ? Around 90 amps ?
Ben Saunders hey there, to answer that question since nobody did id say 80-85 amps i tested it myself and over 90 was a little too hot for it. this man was pretty slow surprisingly he didnt blow a hole so my best bet is 83 amps
He is welding it with a handheld remote control To control the amps. So he starts probably around 85 To 90 amps, then lowers the amps as he welds.
@@frankzavala8605 would you say run on DCEN straight polarity?
Wollecm
Very good bhai
Very nice weld
Una soldadura perfecta 👏
Thats nice.. do you use same technique for service..? How low of amps are you using ..?
I prefer doing open root with 7016.
i just started learning how to weld never seen a root pass using side to side weave and the result is superb.. which amperage did you operate on?
mind blown 💨 I don’t know how he did that but I could win bets left and right if I could do that 99% of American welders would say that can’t be done without back grinding all props to u dude
julian braddy it’s called a “t” class weld in canada
julian braddy usually done in straight polarity but can be done in reverse
can you tell me the wide of the gap and amp you use?
nice root sir upload more videos
This is something I really need to practice more with my everlast welder.
Damn that was awsome nice video
Hey ur vids are great! Keep posting
Thanks, I´ll try.
What would you like to see?
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hats off to you would love to know how to do that
Leland Bates straight polarity stain the top of the puddle with pressure on it
Good welding. For the root must electrodes thinner?
hello can you give me the strength that you use? is can you make a video of an open ceiling stick welding in 7018 3,2 thank you
Hi, very good weld . what is hand held remote ,is it something already come with your welding machine? Or is another tool you used different part from your machine . and how do you use it..? Thanks..
Erick Taka We have welding machines here that can be attached with a hand held remote, here you can see what it looks like. media.machines4u.com.au/machinery/8/191308/KEMPPI-R10-SINGLE-DIAL-REMOTE_2978578.l.jpg
Nice welding! What kind of setup do you use for recording the weld, camera, filter, shade etc?
Really good root pass
Damn that puddle looks difficult to read with the slag, would take some practice no doubt
nice whip man. no coffee in that man.
Buen video
Sweet video! What do you use to record this I would really love to know!
What's your amperage setting and rod diameter in standard not metric thanks.
Отлично.
Классика.
Is that reverse polarity or straight polarity?
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Marcus H. Love pipe welding?
Good job bud
whats the HAZ like when welding like this? that plate looks pretty damn hot. I normally use 6010 for my roots, but i would like to give this a try. Looks useful for applications that require lohi
very nice work my friend. did your plates have a root face, it didnt look like it from the way you were moving?
john Stevenson No root face here, I very rarely make a root face.
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Magnífico!!!!
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Works best on d.c. negative
Great way sir
I want to know perfect current
Welding rod size
Root gap
Root face size
Etc
класс! очень хорошие электроды
this is important 3:20
Me gustaria saber aq amperaje haces la raiz xq a mi no me sale muy bien
Good job
Que amperes le doy a 70/18 Maestro
Beautiful
Wow...sir impress....can u plz say what size rod is that 2.5 ...what is amps 85 or 90 plz rply
I'm thinking 1/8 is 3.2. So I'm also thinking 2.5 is 3/32.
That's the welding test in Morenci, Arizona.
Did you pass the test?
nope. I know now how to tho. trail and error.
Not a lot of spatter, I think that's the fist stick weld I've seen that is not throwing out heaps of spatter. How do you stick with only a little spatter?
7018s in general tend to have low spatter and a fairly smooth arc. To keep your spatter down across the board, use adequate, but not excessive, amperage. With some aggressive rods like 6011, it can be tricky though.
If splatter is your issue, your rod moisture is probably too high. Keep the rod in a hot box or rod oven until needed. Humidity reeks havoc on 7018.
I always do this thing, follow the same motion,, do you have a problem with the welding machine, because I see, it's like a watery welding liquid,,,😂😂
really good arc shots. more info. and comments would be cool. Thanks.
What info do you need?
Comments and info in general. Rod size, gap, thickness of material, type of material, application, ect . I am learned to weld on my own, do some part-time work, dumpsters, sea boxes, truck racks w/1 1/4 pipe, backhoe and loader buckets, and misc. items for a plumbing company. I only use 6010, because that's what I was supplied with and what I learned with. When I have played around with 7018 I have a hard time with the slag. Watching I only hope to learn. Thanks
Richard Harms rod size was 2.5mm, cap was also 2,5mm and material thickness 8mm.
Here we dont have a 6010 electrode, so we use 7018 for root, fill and cap.
what kind of amperage are you using here? and its sort of hard to tell but are you angled up at all or just straight at the plate? and great job by the way. Ive always done this weld in school with a 6010 root, 7018 fill and cap but i have a job test tommorow open root 7018! i thought that that was somewhat bizarre its obviously possible tho! thanks in advance for your video and any advice!
I dont know my amperage, I use remote hand control when I weld so I dont have to think about amperage. Yes I have slightly upward angle. You can see that you are getting a good penetration, when there is a small hole burning ahead of your bead. I hope this helps you good luck to your test and thanks for your comment. :)
***** damn it, do so you are gradually adjusting amps as you go? to you have an amperage you start out with?