Off subject Bob but getting back into what I love after a 10 year break . I’m going back after my AWS structural certs absolutely love your videos I’m using them to remember the small tricks of the trade as well as learning a ton of new ones from you . I’ve built a cutting straight edge of your design and use it almost daily on the job. I have a circle burner I’ve made but I’d like to one of your ideas. Keep it coming I’m watching your videos daily! Thanks for your knowledge Mickey
So I did this at our union hall and I can’t believe how easy this was. I put the beat root in I ever did thank you very much I have the beat confidence to past common arc now
Excellent points brother. I also teach only 3 tacks but at 9:00 and 3:00 along with 12:00. Will try the 10 and 2 Monday morning at the Training Center to see the difference. Man-cub has improved alot. Kudos kid!
Second time this has been recommended to me and after my second watch forgetting the music entirely, I think this is the best arc shot to show the full technique of backfeeding the weld pool! Bob and camera guy at their best!
No se inglés pero me gustan los vídeos, son de gran valor educativo, creo yo que el único idioma que ablamos en común es el idioma de la soldadura. Saludos desde GUATEMALA 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹
Can we get a tutorial on positioning techniques. Might sound basic but some tips on how to move and position yourself before and during the weld would be great.
Ive done alot of welding procedures but i have never used tig at all. Ive done FCAW in .045 and 1/16 duel shielded as well as outershield ive done spray and metalcore as well as pipe 6010 root 7018 fill and cap. Ive done oxy fuel welding. But you sir are literally teaching me how to tig weld
Wish we could do a 5/32 gap. The UA 63 code says we can’t have more then 1/8th or less then a 1/16th root gap. I’ve been looked out over running a 5/32 but it goes in soo much nicer
@@Jeremiah90526 Arches in my feet were falling. Steel shops was getting too hard to make a living in. Then age was creeping up on me. Thank you for asking.
@@dinohudson1432 Did you buy a welder for home just to keep at it, as a pass time? Or would that be like going from being a starter in the Major Leagues to playing in a Church League? Also, if you got your full Mastery in it, do you teach, because it sounds to me like while your body is done your spirit isn't. Sorry for the questions, I just know a lot of guys that love something and will just give it up completely when they can't go at it full time anymore. It is something I understand a bit as injuries have left me unable to do some of the more interesting and fun things I did when I was younger, but I found that teaching these things helped alleviate some of that sense of loss. Again, pardon if this is too personal or off the mark.
@@Jeremiah90526 Yes... purchased Mig years ago sold and purchased just a flux core Lincoln. still have, and always run it fast & hot. Never had a Tig always used job machines. Was a fabricator and machine operator. First job as a welder using an aluminum spool gun, was a very hot job, but loved it anyway. Favorite thing to do was acetylene brazing. As far as teaching... Would love to have had the opportunity to work with kids. At this point..I probably could teach better than I can weld.
@@dinohudson1432 That is good, as for teaching, you can try offering intro lessons in your local community center. Just a thought. Anyway, here is to the life of a welder, and to running it hot until your body is cold.
Hey what is that positioner stand thing you are using? The school I work at is starting up a pipe program and I would like to try to get some of these stands for our weld booths.
Interesting background music. I had to turn the sound down in case someone walked by thinking I was watching something else! I can't wait to try this weld with my new water cooled torch on my Everlast tig welder!
Which one are you getting? I have the 141 STL and the 252 STi. Still can't call what I do to metal Tig welding. Most of my TIG still looks like bird turd.
Hi Bob, just how thick are the walls of this pipe coupon either in thou of an inch or millimetres? Angle of the individual bevels and combined? You mentioned the spacing but what was the land?
Don't tell me what to not do :P You are ripped, grown up and you seem to have a job. Where would you go to get some good scraps for cupons? I'm still in my studies for becoming a welder, and I don't have much of dat cheddar stacked for fun things like practice. Shwt awt to Mancub!
Hi Bob- A few questions, please- Root pass amperage? Filler rod? didn't look like ER70S2. How would you test this coupon- UT, Xray,?? Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
This weld is easy as hell try a stainless drip root Edit: you can walk the cup on this entire weld if you know what you’re doing, seems like he’s making it out to be more complex then it really is and if you don’t wanna grind the tacks just go over it a little then walk the cup backwards over it again and then forward again back over it and that should do the trick easiest way is to just thin the tacks with a grinder tho
I got a question. Are you able to weld all the way around from 6 all the way to 12 o clock without adjusting the tree? Once you set the work up you can’t move it right? I always have a problem when I am welding I can do 6 to about 10 then it gets too high and I need to stand on something. But if I lower it then it’s too low for me to do 6 o clock. Anyone got any suggestions?
Mark is now growing his mustache back. We can cut ours off as soon as it gets warm enough outside. How can i upload a photo here besides my logo and banner?
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Love the feature music! So smooth. It dragged an involuntary laugh out from somewhere between my imagination and my elbow.
Off subject Bob but getting back into what I love after a 10 year break . I’m going back after my AWS structural certs absolutely love your videos I’m using them to remember the small tricks of the trade as well as learning a ton of new ones from you . I’ve built a cutting straight edge of your design and use it almost daily on the job. I have a circle burner I’ve made but I’d like to one of your ideas. Keep it coming I’m watching your videos daily!
Thanks for your knowledge Mickey
So I did this at our union hall and I can’t believe how easy this was. I put the beat root in I ever did thank you very much I have the beat confidence to past common arc now
Excellent points brother. I also teach only 3 tacks but at 9:00 and 3:00 along with 12:00. Will try the 10 and 2 Monday morning at the Training Center to see the difference. Man-cub has improved alot. Kudos kid!
Yes
If there a lot of work call my number 08138066070
Great explanation of why you spend more time on the top of the weld - so the metal will sag into the right profile as it cools.
I thought it but my wife said it, "Is that Welding Porn?"
Yes Honey, yes it is.
Just keep feeding that rod... Ohh yeah.
Yes good keep it up me am a welder i can weld stick welding and tig
Second time this has been recommended to me and after my second watch forgetting the music entirely, I think this is the best arc shot to show the full technique of backfeeding the weld pool!
Bob and camera guy at their best!
No se inglés pero me gustan los vídeos, son de gran valor educativo, creo yo que el único idioma que ablamos en común es el idioma de la soldadura. Saludos desde GUATEMALA 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹
Puedes usar la opción de Auto-translate (Auto-traducir). No es exacta la traducción pero ayuda...
Love the porn music feature on the alpha TIG 201 XD. Does it come with a 70's and 80's option?
Strangely Made 🤣🤣🤣
Yes, 70-80 amps.
@@t0ksimir I thought I recognised his work.
Piece of cake
Dude you’re the best ! Thanks for taking the time to make all these videos
Can we get a tutorial on positioning techniques. Might sound basic but some tips on how to move and position yourself before and during the weld would be great.
its simple, just get comfortable to how you like your body and keep that position for a while to make sure it works over time
You did the easy part. The hard part is filling it up. Keeping the full passes straight and at the proper height is the hard part for me.
Exactly! That’s what I wanna see! The fill and cap
Ive done alot of welding procedures but i have never used tig at all. Ive done FCAW in .045 and 1/16 duel shielded as well as outershield ive done spray and metalcore as well as pipe 6010 root 7018 fill and cap. Ive done oxy fuel welding. But you sir are literally teaching me how to tig weld
Most wholesome thing I seen in awhile
not sure about the music... BUT HEY!!!! yall finally made the filter dark enough to see the weld pool !!!! THANK YOU!
Thanks for the tips I’ve just started to get into back feeding learned a lot thanks for doing what you do 👍
I can't get enough of that ninja move. Watched it a bunch on Instagram. Very nice. Surprised there wasn't any ninja-esque sound effects added
Go check out the edit @thejesseleeshow did on IG. Funny stuff
@@Welddotcom it fits perfectly
This is a really good channel i learn a lot. Thanks Bob.
Hi nice video, what amps did you do the root
Man cub is a lucky guy, what I wouldn't give to have all these toys to play with and learn from the man the myth the legend mr Bob moffit
Wish we could do a 5/32 gap. The UA 63 code says we can’t have more then 1/8th or less then a 1/16th root gap. I’ve been looked out over running a 5/32 but it goes in soo much nicer
I love this channel ! Especially with the new background music ! 🧑🏭
Romantic baby makin music was a nice touch! Ha!
You, Mr. Moffat, are a wizard with a wand! Awesome👍
that sounds ambiguous...
@@niceguy391987 my apologies...that was not intentional. Thank you
I dont understand this?
sounds like he is holding his shank in hand
Ok
The student gets it.... He'll be a Master at the Skilled "Craft" soon.
I miss my welding days greatly.
Carry on.
Wha made you move on from welding?
@@Jeremiah90526
Arches in my feet were falling. Steel shops was getting too hard to make a living in. Then age was creeping up on me. Thank you for asking.
@@dinohudson1432 Did you buy a welder for home just to keep at it, as a pass time? Or would that be like going from being a starter in the Major Leagues to playing in a Church League? Also, if you got your full Mastery in it, do you teach, because it sounds to me like while your body is done your spirit isn't. Sorry for the questions, I just know a lot of guys that love something and will just give it up completely when they can't go at it full time anymore. It is something I understand a bit as injuries have left me unable to do some of the more interesting and fun things I did when I was younger, but I found that teaching these things helped alleviate some of that sense of loss. Again, pardon if this is too personal or off the mark.
@@Jeremiah90526
Yes... purchased Mig years ago sold and purchased just a flux core Lincoln. still have, and always run it fast & hot. Never had a Tig always used job machines. Was a fabricator and machine operator. First job as a welder using an aluminum spool gun, was a very hot job, but loved it anyway. Favorite thing to do was acetylene brazing. As far as teaching... Would love to have had the opportunity to work with kids.
At this point..I probably could teach better than I can weld.
@@dinohudson1432 That is good, as for teaching, you can try offering intro lessons in your local community center. Just a thought.
Anyway, here is to the life of a welder, and to running it hot until your body is cold.
Great video as usual guys! How would you do fill passes on such a huge gap?
Multiple stringers
I do root and immediately go to second to last fill cap and crank that mf to 220
Hey what is that positioner stand thing you are using? The school I work at is starting up a pipe program and I would like to try to get some of these stands for our weld booths.
beautiful technique.
Whats the diffrence between laywire and backfeed the benefeits to each?
Awesome video. Amazing camerawork and welding!👌
Thank you sir for all of the information you share with us , it’s greatly appreciated 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support!
Clear camera quality
Do you push the filler wire in, or just keep it at the edge of the puddle?
TIA
Greetings from Texas...
Hold it on leading edge. Push very little.
@@bobmoffatt4133 Got it
Thanks👍👍
Interesting background music. I had to turn the sound down in case someone walked by thinking I was watching something else! I can't wait to try this weld with my new water cooled torch on my Everlast tig welder!
😂😂 I did same thing editing. I didn't want people to think I was doing something I shouldn't be 🤣
Bob we need more welding machine giveaways!
Is that pipe jig home made or did you buy that some where?
OK, whoever is editing these vid's get a gold start for Customer Engagement.
Good morning m from India & love ur RUclips platform
Thanks for the support brotha 👊
What amps are you running to rack or the root?
Thanks Bob great video
Thank you 🕯️🫶
Great job
Yes to the background music.. a big NO to THAT background music.
Thanks as always for the welding tips!
Great video 👍👍
Just a sparky here, happened to stumble across this from a buddy who welds
What do you think of that machine? I'm thinking of getting one seems like a good starter machine
Nice video , and can you tell us about that pipe stand your using ? Like the brand , and name maybe where to buy one .
Triangle Engineering.
Man thats beautiful cant weight to get my everlast in to learn to tig a little better
Which one are you getting? I have the 141 STL and the 252 STi. Still can't call what I do to metal Tig welding. Most of my TIG still looks like bird turd.
Highly recommend everlast I've had the 255 ext for about 3 years now and there awesome
Im likein the 200 ac dc rig
To run one of those longer cups do you have to get a different colit and stuff or can you use the same rig set up as the short normal cups
Amazing
What's the best coupon size for beginners to suite the 6g spec?
Thanks bob you’re so cool bro💥💥
Ok o senhor tem muito conhecimento 👏👏👏
Nice job, Bob! Out of curiosity, what schedule is that pipe, and what is the pressure rating?
Lol monster...it's shed 160, or double Xtra heavy
Good job man cub. Ha!
Podrías poner el Amp. Por favor y me gustaría ver esa como lo terminas con 7018 .. saludos mi inglés no es muy bueno.. saludos desde la Florida
What's the schedule of the coupon?
My torch don't make music, why does yours?
Those Prostar torches make sweet sweet music 👌👌
@@Welddotcom I think he's talking about the high frequency sound
is that a a stainless wire on on mild?
No, I think it was a filthy 70S-2
Moshe Galimidi no it would be carbon wire he was using.
If he was doing stainless 309 wire to carbon he would be back purging.
@@kevtech733 Correct!
@@bobmoffatt4133 thanks for the reply senpai.
Is there no need for purge gas? Ps excellent video as always
This comment is from forever ago, but with carbon steel there’s no need for purging
What is the welding current parameter?
I am a welding worker, and I can learn a lot from watching your welding works 🤝
Good job, Mancub! Please excuse my ignorance, but why do the welds look a little sugary?
Crappy wire
Hi Bob, just how thick are the walls of this pipe coupon either in thou of an inch or millimetres?
Angle of the individual bevels and combined?
You mentioned the spacing but what was the land?
3/32 land
Would it hurt to use a slight back and forth movement
nice job thank -----canada
Any tips on running 211 wire?
Is that a crack on the leading edge at 4:57?
Looks like it
4:35 is that a crack on the top?
Yeah, a little piping porosity we call it. Weld metal solidifies too quick in a big gap if you don't come out of it slow. My bad. Good eye.
@@bobmoffatt4133 mancub did it! :P
@@bobmoffatt4133 thanks alot!!!!!!! what do you do if it happens on a actual part? grind it? or just cover over the crack?
@@moshegalimidi2302 Grind it out or melt through it. Grind is best.
@@bobmoffatt4133 THANKS AGAIN!!!!
what kina amps would you run for the root on this i gotta test for this soon would like to try this
Don't tell me what to not do :P You are ripped, grown up and you seem to have a job. Where would you go to get some good scraps for cupons? I'm still in my studies for becoming a welder, and I don't have much of dat cheddar stacked for fun things like practice. Shwt awt to Mancub!
If only I had TIG access.
if only i had welding access
@Gary Welsh Why do you hate your job i dont get it?
How many amps are you running?
Cool stuff--
My buddy was just showing me the backfeed last week while we were at school. He used this technique to pass his UA 25
Have you used a pipe liners pancake welding shield no reflections feather lite and more comfortable try one 🐤🙌.
Could I grind down the root pass that way it the hot pass doesn’t pick any trash up?
Yes.
i guess the music helps the weld pool get hot n wet eh...not sure about the new face though Bob ?
Hi Bob-
A few questions, please-
Root pass amperage?
Filler rod? didn't look like ER70S2.
How would you test this coupon- UT, Xray,??
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Amps around 110-120. Xray.
Thanks Bob- and filler? looks like a 308l....
@@bobmoffatt4133
@@davidosland1440 ER70S-6
Ya'll always make me laugh. It is nice to have a base of respect. To evaluate the rest of the world from.
please send a table to regulation argon to sp tanks
U leaving out a lot of info
1. What temp are u using
2. What tig cup are u using
It's thick pipe. You can weld as hot as you need. Cup size is for titties.
do you know what is the code on asme xl?
Can you tack it the same way if it was a 2" ss sch 40 coupon in 6g position?
hit the foot pedal inadvertently is the most important step we all do that lol
This weld is easy as hell try a stainless drip root
Edit: you can walk the cup on this entire weld if you know what you’re doing, seems like he’s making it out to be more complex then it really is and if you don’t wanna grind the tacks just go over it a little then walk the cup backwards over it again and then forward again back over it and that should do the trick easiest way is to just thin the tacks with a grinder tho
Sweet
2nd 👍
I got a question. Are you able to weld all the way around from 6 all the way to 12 o clock without adjusting the tree? Once you set the work up you can’t move it right? I always have a problem when I am welding I can do 6 to about 10 then it gets too high and I need to stand on something. But if I lower it then it’s too low for me to do 6 o clock. Anyone got any suggestions?
What size cup
That size of pipe is for gtaw/smaw combination
They don't say what for they use or landing size or what Amos they use......
Alrighty 👌 let's fill and cap that bad boy. Stick flux tig?
It will be coming. We didn't want to make this video another 40 minuter
Where's that famous flame resistant beard?
This was actually filmed before the beard ... Been sitting on this one for a while.
@@Welddotcom Bob should've had a moustache for this video, especially with that kinda music :D
Mark is now growing his mustache back. We can cut ours off as soon as it gets warm enough outside. How can i upload a photo here besides my logo and banner?
Cool music
Why You Guys Didn't Show The Root?
No shot of the inside?
Asper my experiance I think you used mor than 15 bar argon gas prusser and its hight
Left and right hand welders is hard to find
Went you say him realex so funny 🤣
Did you put any kind of land on the pipe? And if so what size?
3/32
So dig the elevator music! Why the hell not man?