I've welded for years and always did things the same way. It's great to see another welders perspective. I pick up a lot tricks watching your videos. Your videos are good for all welders and a God send to the new welders. A lot of us older guys had to figure it out ourselves and we picked up a lot of bad habits and misconceptions along the way. Keep up the good work. I hope you get a lot of followers and make LOTS of video $$$$. Ps My friend always wanted to learn to weld. I'm now retired and live in a condo so I set up his garage with all my welding equipment. My new fav. pastime is now teaching my buddy and doing a few small projects. All we need now is a beer fridge.
In all my years , I have never seen a person use a torch like you, little or no slag and straight as an arrow , and your welding skills are awesome , a true professional , great videos , keep them coming , Frank T
...I never got past how clean and dead nuts straight the cutting was... I've seen less smother cuts from a band saw. And free hand?!?! Such a small exact flame. _Just_ what was needed.
Nice tips! I don't have 6010 rods for a root pass but I find if you pre heat to 150° 7018 will lay like magnetic butter! Also is you want the bottom weld to look like the top.. just mess the top up also so it looks consistent
"Hesitate at on top then come down to the bottom" I have seen other videos on overhead and saw them do it but it's nice when you actually explain it. Thanks for taking the time for the videos.
Hey bud can you do a video on 6g downhill , like 6 inch schedule 80 preferably. That’s what I’m working on in school I’m advancing with pipe I got a job lined up for air and gas welding . If u could break down the lower quarter of the pipe and how u position ur body for it , especially, that would be awesome, thanks. Really getting a lot out of your channel .
God works in crazy ways. Went from a corporate desk job suddenly falling into a MIG welding gig. My welding sucks so here I am watching your channel. Thanks for the tips sir.
Quality advice and real talk as always. The videos on Chris's channel will be alot more helpful than the clean shop type vids for you welders just getting into it. He shows examples of difficult jobsite situations, and has useful, practical advice to solve them. Ive been watching your stuff since the start,, you're gettin more followersby the day man keep up the good work 💪 - Travis
It's really nice to see someone who is experienced and is actually out in the field showing realistic, hands-on tips and demonstration on how to weld. I've only got a couple hours under my belt at home, and this really helps to listen and watch. I'm not trying to make perfection since I'm not working as a welder, but I am just interested in doing the best I can with what I've got. Thanks again!
I'm glad you make your video cuz I just now starting to weld self-learning lol and I'm glad that you make videos cuz it helped me a lot on learning how
Hi Chris! Good to see you, my friend. I understand exactly what you’re accomplishing by running the 6010 root. Me personally, I’ve never done that and, like you, I’ve never heard of having to grind the mill scale off. Heck, I can’t even tell you how many times that I’ve been questioned about why I’m waisting time grinding the paint off! Me, I always put my root in with 7018 if that’s what the detail calls for but I also manipulate the puddle with a sort of weave and back step pattern that I didn’t even realize I was doing until I was trying to show someone else how to run overhead one day. Bottom line, there’s more than one way to skin a cat and as long as you’re comfortable with it and you’re passing inspection, it’s not wrong. Be blessed.
Pretty cool, In welding lab we'd just get a good fit up and weld. Passed 3/8 open root bend tests without grinding the mill scale. Liked the info on using 6010 on the fillet overhead.
When I first bought a set of rods I wanted some 1mm rods (theyre like matchsticks) and the shop didnt want to sell me them, he decided I would have so much trouble with them I wouldnt use them......... I really like using them to be honest Something I picked up fast, because I learnt by welding up car chassis' was that you have to run atleast two beads,Do one and clean it ... the first one burns all the junk off then run the second one and that one will come out nice and neat because I already got rid of everything the grinder wouldnt touch with heat..I also learnt not to be under that stuff cause things fall off and set your butt on fire...I'm a blacksmith so being on fire doesnt panic me but being under a car with a hot bead down my back..not funny These videos are great btw really enjoying following and learning
Thumbs up man…I roll like you. I’m full timer in a heavy , hard and nasty high volume sanitation company. I make good use of 6010 and usually always pre 7018 .👍
My man sounds like Bob Ross except for with Bob Ross painted nature seens and he's welding, he's like with that soft voice we're going to put this weld here amd it's a happy weld out here by itself and you just place it here, your in mo hurry and you feeling good and you know it's just natural the way that natural things work and it all flows together and it's just a beautiful happy little weld that goes across here and he's got that soft tone voice to, LOL Bob Ross used to talk with maybe you youngsters don't know who I'm talking about but Bob Ross had that big kinky hair and he's a painter and he had a show on PBS forever you know, since I was a kid myself and I'm 53, he say thk hs like, maybe this tree is out here by himself but he's he's part of Nature and look how beautiful he is all by himself with his Limbs and maybe we'll put some leaves on him and you know, he'd say stuff like that, this guy here almost sounds like that, he reminded me of Bob Ross when he was talking with that soft voice, now I haven't watched this guy before, this is the first video I have watched of him, so that might not be the way he talks at all, just in this one little instant he was talking he just took me back to that Bob Ross in the way he was just like you know, he's just going to put this little weld here you know and you don't have to be hard you don't have to push hard or anything like that and just let that thing burn that scale away so it gets a nice root pass in there you know the nice soft tone voice, you know and all that, I'm telling you my man could be on a PBS taking bobs place except with welding lol
I am amazed! I didn't know you could cut so clean with a torch. I thought you had to use a plasma cutter to cut so clean. Blown away. How thick of steel can you cut with a torch?
@@TaylorWelding for just getting my feet wet in welding and fab I thought I needed a plasma cutter but I can see clearly that a torch and grinder can get me started way cheaper. Trying to do more with less, the first welder I could get my hands on was a 225 Lincoln ac/dc so I'm outfitting it with a 50ft power chord and 25ft leads, 300 amp stinger and ground clamp. It's not fancy but nothing is going to make me better faster than getting started and doing the things.
Whatever you Gotta do to protect your lungs. If you’re outside it’s usually OK. But it still gets in your face. Wearing a respirator for me is just not really an option. I can’t stand it
People that get on someone’s vidja and say some ol bull crap like “put your safety glasses on, or put earplugs in” etc etc, especially when the person !! ! OBVIOUSLY!!! Knows WTF they are doing, should be throat punched! They burn me up with that. I use the whiteout marker now hand, that’s a good tip👍🏼
dR.tAYLOR WE WANNA KNOW WHAT YER HEAT IS AT?????7018 3/32 OVERHEAD IS ABOUT WHAT?lINCOLN sa 200?vANTAGE?mILLER bOBCAT BOUT STRAIGHT UP ON THE MIDDLE KNOB AND 5 ER 6 ON THE RIGHT HAND KNOB UNCLE BILLY???U LOOK N SOUND LIKE BILLY BOB THORNTON!! lAUGHIN OUT REALLY LOUD
hey Chris.....when I went to the a D1:1 f4 test on 1/2" plate, [2001] they would not allow me to run a 6010 1st bead, telling me I would always have to run a 6010 1st bead....so I just went with 7018.....I pretty much run a 6010 bead on any structural that I can get away with, cause grindin' and wire brushin' paint ain't my thing...... great video here my friend.....Old man Paul in Florida
Great tips, great video. I'm a new welder. Just now welding my first red iron shop and had to do a lot of horizontal and vertical welding. I burned the hard way and figure out almost every tip u shared after burning the hell outta myself! Slag down shirt, in ear, EVERYWHERE. DEF BUTTON all the way up! Hat over ear is great. Your position means everything!
i just started watching your videos bro! slick, intriguing, informative. I weld pipe everyday for work and still keep learning and love seeing tips and stuff! but a question, what kind of stinger do you use? I haven't seen yours around at all!
Cwb smaw all position test is done with 7018 , no grinding allowed . Wire wheel yes 6010 absolutely NOT So obviously 7018 does burn into corners on plate .
Hay chris I liked the way you cut the metal free hand I can not do that but I ran my gas on 3 and 30 I don't think that helped O won't to tell you I love the rod saver hop you got your money Thanks jack
Acetylene is an extremely unstable gas. It has a very wide explosive range and it can be dangerously explosive at pressures above 15 psi. It is for these two reasons that acetylene must never be used at hose pressures greater than 15 psi. So yes, it does matter how you set it. Yeap! Im one of those assholes that doesn't want to lose welders
awesome video :) could you please do a 7018 verticle up. I can do verticle down, i the rod in and it looks nice. but my up falls apart and looks like crap! I love your vids and awesome tricks thank you for sharing
Outstanding Content my Friend. I've been Mig and Tig welding the past 4 years and just bought a motor driven lincoln. Trying to learn stick and I spend more time filling holes that I blow out (Sucks) but occasionally I lay one down that meets with my rather high standards. Recently I was rebuilding an old smoker 3/16 sheet steel and try as I might I just couldn't do the overhead stuff, had to get the mig out to get it done for thanksgiving. I don't do much with stuff thicker than 1/8 and 3/16 but plan to do some pipe fence and a metal building on my property. Any tips on the thin stuff? Keep up the great videos. Thanks Bud!
I wish I could cut like that. You need to do a video on just making a perfect cut like you do. How you set up your oxygen and acetylene amounts, pre-heating, starting and stopping mid-cut, etc. Awesome skill you have.
I thought I was a good welder coming out of the local welding trade school....then I joined the Ironworkers Union. I found out I wasn't as good as I thought. That was until I had to 3g and 4g in a tiny cramped spot hanging upside down by my pecker. I think I'm decent now. Never forget, there's always more to learn and even tiny, tiny tips, tricks, or adjustments can make you a better welder. Never think you know everything.
I always wanted my bottom welds to look as good as my top. So I started making the top look crappy too! Haha Sure you have heard that one but I had to say it! Great advice as always.
I am by no means a good welder. It is not like riding a bike I have found out. Your saying that 7018 pass should flake off. When I run it my pass looks chunky and I damn near need an 8lb chipping hammer. I am using a Lincoln ac/dc cracker box. Any tips from any of yall? I am welding on my bbq pit. Keep in mind we are not x-raying or hydroing any of my welds.
@@TaylorWelding You know that crossed my mind… But if I wanted to drop that type of money I could send out my projects or just buy a new bbq pit. Anything else? I ordered some 6011’s and I am going to follow your video where you put a root in with the 6011’s and then put a cap on with the 7018. Keep the videos coming my man, I like the content.
I've welded for years and always did things the same way. It's great to see another welders perspective. I pick up a lot tricks watching your videos. Your videos are good for all welders and a God send to the new welders. A lot of us older guys had to figure it out ourselves and we picked up a lot of bad habits and misconceptions along the way. Keep up the good work. I hope you get a lot of followers and make LOTS of video $$$$. Ps My friend always wanted to learn to weld. I'm now retired and live in a condo so I set up his garage with all my welding equipment. My new fav. pastime is now teaching my buddy and doing a few small projects. All we need now is a beer fridge.
That’s cool brother. You should start a RUclips channel.
In all my years , I have never seen a person use a torch like you, little or no slag and straight as an arrow , and your welding skills are awesome , a true professional , great videos , keep them coming , Frank T
Thanks buddy appreciate that
I love your content brotha! But Don't leave us for THREE week's again! Us RUclips welders need you!! Haha. Seriously! Keep them coming.
Things have changed at work. It’s really hard to do videos
Sorry dude I’m back scratch it
...I never got past how clean and dead nuts straight the cutting was... I've seen less smother cuts from a band saw. And free hand?!?! Such a small exact flame. _Just_ what was needed.
Thanks, George
Nice tips! I don't have 6010 rods for a root pass but I find if you pre heat to 150° 7018 will lay like magnetic butter! Also is you want the bottom weld to look like the top.. just mess the top up also so it looks consistent
"Hesitate at on top then come down to the bottom" I have seen other videos on overhead and saw them do it but it's nice when you actually explain it. Thanks for taking the time for the videos.
Hey bud can you do a video on 6g downhill , like 6 inch schedule 80 preferably. That’s what I’m working on in school I’m advancing with pipe I got a job lined up for air and gas welding . If u could break down the lower quarter of the pipe and how u position ur body for it , especially, that would be awesome, thanks. Really getting a lot out of your channel .
Yes I will do that for you . But it might be a while I’m going to Puerto Rico
God works in crazy ways. Went from a corporate desk job suddenly falling into a MIG welding gig. My welding sucks so here I am watching your channel. Thanks for the tips sir.
Hey Bud, good to see you over here. Let me know if I can help.
Sweet retractable table, that alone is worth the thumbs up.👍👍
It’s usually the first thing that comes out
The first pass 6010 is really nice for j bevels. 7018 hates those
Quality advice and real talk as always. The videos on Chris's channel will be alot more helpful than the clean shop type vids for you welders just getting into it. He shows examples of difficult jobsite situations, and has useful, practical advice to solve them.
Ive been watching your stuff since the start,, you're gettin more followersby the day man keep up the good work 💪
- Travis
Thank you Travis!
I really appreciate your kind words. If you have any ideas for videos let me know.
I'm a structural welder erection small business owner yeah hell with grinding, that's money wasted in my field we just burn!
Roger that
Welders never get any respect, tight work man, experience full throttle for sure.
Shoutouts to Jose the camera man for all the great angles :) Great tips. Thanks! Still have any of those stingers left?
It's really nice to see someone who is experienced and is actually out in the field showing realistic, hands-on tips and demonstration on how to weld. I've only got a couple hours under my belt at home, and this really helps to listen and watch. I'm not trying to make perfection since I'm not working as a welder, but I am just interested in doing the best I can with what I've got. Thanks again!
Thanks for the tips! Helps to hear from guys with your experience
I'm glad you make your video cuz I just now starting to weld self-learning lol and I'm glad that you make videos cuz it helped me a lot on learning how
Hi Chris! Good to see you, my friend. I understand exactly what you’re accomplishing by running the 6010 root. Me personally, I’ve never done that and, like you, I’ve never heard of having to grind the mill scale off. Heck, I can’t even tell you how many times that I’ve been questioned about why I’m waisting time grinding the paint off! Me, I always put my root in with 7018 if that’s what the detail calls for but I also manipulate the puddle with a sort of weave and back step pattern that I didn’t even realize I was doing until I was trying to show someone else how to run overhead one day. Bottom line, there’s more than one way to skin a cat and as long as you’re comfortable with it and you’re passing inspection, it’s not wrong. Be blessed.
Thanks brother this great advice
I was reading this comment again and that is exactly what I do when I root with a 7018
There ya go...HIT LIKE!!..lol....at least u did it safely...that deserves a like!
Pretty cool, In welding lab we'd just get a good fit up and weld. Passed 3/8 open root bend tests without grinding the mill scale. Liked the info on using 6010 on the fillet overhead.
When I first bought a set of rods I wanted some 1mm rods (theyre like matchsticks) and the shop didnt want to sell me them, he decided I would have so much trouble with them I wouldnt use them......... I really like using them to be honest
Something I picked up fast, because I learnt by welding up car chassis' was that you have to run atleast two beads,Do one and clean it ... the first one burns all the junk off then run the second one and that one will come out nice and neat because I already got rid of everything the grinder wouldnt touch with heat..I also learnt not to be under that stuff cause things fall off and set your butt on fire...I'm a blacksmith so being on fire doesnt panic me but being under a car with a hot bead down my back..not funny
These videos are great btw really enjoying following and learning
You sir, you're a real one. One of those bosses I'd take a cut in wages to make it thru a downturn and stay w the outfit.
Wire wheel, pancake hood, no safety glasses or face shield?
I'm gonna half to write you up Taylor!
Thumbs up man…I roll like you. I’m full timer in a heavy , hard and nasty high volume sanitation company. I make good use of 6010 and usually always pre 7018 .👍
Thanks John
My man sounds like Bob Ross except for with Bob Ross painted nature seens and he's welding, he's like with that soft voice we're going to put this weld here amd it's a happy weld out here by itself and you just place it here, your in mo hurry and you feeling good and you know it's just natural the way that natural things work and it all flows together and it's just a beautiful happy little weld that goes across here and he's got that soft tone voice to, LOL Bob Ross used to talk with maybe you youngsters don't know who I'm talking about but Bob Ross had that big kinky hair and he's a painter and he had a show on PBS forever you know, since I was a kid myself and I'm 53, he say thk hs like, maybe this tree is out here by himself but he's he's part of Nature and look how beautiful he is all by himself with his Limbs and maybe we'll put some leaves on him and you know, he'd say stuff like that, this guy here almost sounds like that, he reminded me of Bob Ross when he was talking with that soft voice, now I haven't watched this guy before, this is the first video I have watched of him, so that might not be the way he talks at all, just in this one little instant he was talking he just took me back to that Bob Ross in the way he was just like you know, he's just going to put this little weld here you know and you don't have to be hard you don't have to push hard or anything like that and just let that thing burn that scale away so it gets a nice root pass in there you know the nice soft tone voice, you know and all that, I'm telling you my man could be on a PBS taking bobs place except with welding lol
Love your videos man hope you make a lot more.
Good presentation. Your videos are very helpful. I like running a 6010 first too.
I am amazed! I didn't know you could cut so clean with a torch. I thought you had to use a plasma cutter to cut so clean. Blown away. How thick of steel can you cut with a torch?
Idk I’ve cut 3” I think 🤔
@@TaylorWelding for just getting my feet wet in welding and fab I thought I needed a plasma cutter but I can see clearly that a torch and grinder can get me started way cheaper. Trying to do more with less, the first welder I could get my hands on was a 225 Lincoln ac/dc so I'm outfitting it with a 50ft power chord and 25ft leads, 300 amp stinger and ground clamp. It's not fancy but nothing is going to make me better faster than getting started and doing the things.
@@TaylorWelding 3" ...thats amazing.
Hi brother.... you are excellent exsaytit professional man.... good to lernnig from you...big God 🙏 bless you..moses il
Great video brother. Much obliged. 👍
Why was I waiting for him to tack that plate to the fork of that forklift so he could weld overhead? :-)
Safety first… 😂
This the type of guy challenge osha, pass his drug test and win his argument!
ABC’s of welding …. Always Be Comfortable…
Hey man. Love the video! I’m doing overhead in school currently. Where could I get a steady rod saver? I definitely need it for my 7018
Great tips, thanks!
What are your thoughts on respirators/fume vents for stick welding indoors vs outdoors?
Whatever you Gotta do to protect your lungs. If you’re outside it’s usually OK. But it still gets in your face. Wearing a respirator for me is just not really an option. I can’t stand it
Looking to purchase a stubby rod saver if you have anymore?
People that get on someone’s vidja and say some ol bull crap like “put your safety glasses on, or put earplugs in” etc etc, especially when the person !! ! OBVIOUSLY!!! Knows WTF they are doing, should be throat punched! They burn me up with that.
I use the whiteout marker now hand, that’s a good tip👍🏼
thanks for letting me know dirty dick. the white out trick is a really good one.
Con varilla de 7018 de 2.5 mm se logra penetracion en primera pasada o es mas dificil
Eh. Thought he'd tack it together in the overhead position as well.
Shoe laces, top of your feet no fun
Do you have anymore of the stubby rode savers? Would love to purchase one if you do
Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimiento.
Thanks for the demonstration. I simply haven’t gotten a good grip on over.
Can you do a video on lo hy but on pipe how you do it Chris. That would be helpful.
Safety 1st and all the directions to put something together go in the trash
I want one. I’m working over around springhill and shongaloo and could pick it up one day
The first pass look really like nit enough amp ?🤔
I'm sure there are no stingers left but if by some miracle you have one I'd like to buy it
Also, I’ll get with you tomorrow. I’ve figured out how to get the arc shots you were looking for
dR.tAYLOR WE WANNA KNOW WHAT YER HEAT IS AT?????7018 3/32 OVERHEAD IS ABOUT WHAT?lINCOLN sa 200?vANTAGE?mILLER bOBCAT BOUT STRAIGHT UP ON THE MIDDLE KNOB AND 5 ER 6 ON THE RIGHT HAND KNOB UNCLE BILLY???U LOOK N SOUND LIKE BILLY BOB THORNTON!! lAUGHIN OUT REALLY LOUD
You got me laughing. I usually run at 3/32-7018 pretty close to where I run a 1/8 6010
hey Chris.....when I went to the a D1:1 f4 test on 1/2" plate, [2001] they would not allow me to run a 6010 1st bead,
telling me I would always have to run a 6010 1st bead....so I just went with 7018.....I pretty much run a 6010
bead on any structural that I can get away with, cause grindin' and wire brushin' paint ain't my thing......
great video here my friend.....Old man Paul in Florida
I’m glad you like it Paul .
got any stingers ?
I got a few left.
Great tips, great video. I'm a new welder. Just now welding my first red iron shop and had to do a lot of horizontal and vertical welding. I burned the hard way and figure out almost every tip u shared after burning the hell outta myself! Slag down shirt, in ear, EVERYWHERE. DEF BUTTON all the way up! Hat over ear is great. Your position means everything!
Right on
Will be getting some formal welding training next week. So exciting
i just started watching your videos bro! slick, intriguing, informative. I weld pipe everyday for work and still keep learning and love seeing tips and stuff! but a question, what kind of stinger do you use? I haven't seen yours around at all!
It’s called a stubby rod saver
Cwb smaw all position test is done with 7018 , no grinding allowed .
Wire wheel yes
6010 absolutely NOT
So obviously 7018 does burn into corners on plate .
😂
Hay chris I liked the way you cut the metal free hand I can not do that but I ran my gas on 3 and 30 I don't think that helped O won't to tell you I love the rod saver hop you got your money Thanks jack
Did you send the money JACK? I don’t know if my wife shipped it or I don’t know what going on
Hey viewers 6010 does not comply when welding structural , do not use it for a root pass .
7018 only for structural
Lol
Thank goodness for zoom on RUclips cause Jose wasn’t telling the truth that he could see it. 😂
Lol! We’re working on his cameraman skills
Great content good way on explaining things , shout out to your camera man Josay with them good camera angles. 👨🏭 👍🏼
Lol .
thanks, nice video, lots of good tips!
@TaylorWelding I would love to get one of those electrode holders. Do you still have any you can part with?
no sorry I'm out
Bro Jose is so bad a being camera man 😂
Lol He’s getting better
@@TaylorWelding haha hopefully 🙏and I love ur vids btw fr 🙏
To each their own, but I hardly see channels where the creator mocks its viewers. I don't know how they commented, but damn.
Lol! Stick around there’s more where that came from
What technique do you use for 6010 whip and pause ? Hard to tell on video.
Step pause
Acetylene is an extremely unstable gas. It has a very wide explosive range and it can be dangerously explosive at pressures above 15 psi. It is for these two reasons that acetylene must never be used at hose pressures greater than 15 psi. So yes, it does matter how you set it. Yeap! Im one of those assholes that doesn't want to lose welders
👍 good job
Excellent video, thanks!
good to see content from you again chris!!
Nice welding but do they still use a lot of stick welding these days?
High-pressure pipe is usually stick welded in the field. That’s been the majority of my career, but most of the prefab stuff is mig welded
Do you still have the stubby stingers? Thank you!
I’ve got a few left
Excellent information well explanation
safety third. you gotta look good first, and then make sure you've got your groove on, THEN you make sure you don't die. priorities.
Lol
Haven’t been in the comments in a while. I’m laughing my ass off.
Good man helping the youth!
awesome video :) could you please do a 7018 verticle up. I can do verticle down, i the rod in and it looks nice. but my up falls apart and looks like crap! I love your vids and awesome tricks thank you for sharing
7018 is not supposed to be run downhill. I should have A video on that
nice! the things you learn when you ask a pro
Outstanding Content my Friend. I've been Mig and Tig welding the past 4 years and just bought a motor driven lincoln. Trying to learn stick and I spend more time filling holes that I blow out (Sucks) but occasionally I lay one down that meets with my rather high standards. Recently I was rebuilding an old smoker 3/16 sheet steel and try as I might I just couldn't do the overhead stuff, had to get the mig out to get it done for thanksgiving. I don't do much with stuff thicker than 1/8 and 3/16 but plan to do some pipe fence and a metal building on my property. Any tips on the thin stuff? Keep up the great videos. Thanks Bud!
@TaylorWelding are any stubby rod savers still available?
Yes. I've only got a few left. they're 60 bucks, I'll cover shipping You can venmo Taylor-WeldingLCC make sure you leave your name & mailing address
The Ranch Fairy of welding channels. As soon as I get some 7018 flux-core wire I'll be in bidnit (derivative of the word "business"). 😁😁
Two years old video and it never gets old... Lost my account on RUclips and now im here again... Great welds... Awesome video bro 💯
I wish I could cut like that. You need to do a video on just making a perfect cut like you do. How you set up your oxygen and acetylene amounts, pre-heating, starting and stopping mid-cut, etc. Awesome skill you have.
Thanks, great tips
I thought I was a good welder coming out of the local welding trade school....then I joined the Ironworkers Union. I found out I wasn't as good as I thought. That was until I had to 3g and 4g in a tiny cramped spot hanging upside down by my pecker. I think I'm decent now. Never forget, there's always more to learn and even tiny, tiny tips, tricks, or adjustments can make you a better welder. Never think you know everything.
I'm in welding school. Kistler started Stick.
Huge help on moving the Wrist inorder keep bead strait !
Looks like I'm late to the party but are there any stubby rod savers left?
No sorry 😢
My instructors don't even cut that well and heating ahead of the cut was never mentioned, I'm definitely trying this tomorrow
If we are welding with an AC welder, what rods are equivalent to the DC rods? Thank you!
I haven’t welded stick with an AC welder since I was a little kid. I don’t know the answer to that
Ok, thank you!
I always wanted my bottom welds to look as good as my top. So I started making the top look crappy too! Haha Sure you have heard that one but I had to say it! Great advice as always.
Hey Mr Taylor. I will like one of the stingers
If you want a stinger you use Venmo and send $45.00 to Taylor-weldingLLC
Don’t forget to leave your shipping address
You still have that stinger for sale?
Yes, the website should be up and running Wednesday
This guy is a boss!
Why do you keep some rods up and some down in the rod box?
Good question. I always put 7018 tip up bc the flux is more brital. The other ones 6010, 8010, aka cellulose rods down.
Every body makes complicated ,,but you make simple great job
I am by no means a good welder. It is not like riding a bike I have found out. Your saying that 7018 pass should flake off. When I run it my pass looks chunky and I damn near need an 8lb chipping hammer. I am using a Lincoln ac/dc cracker box. Any tips from any of yall? I am welding on my bbq pit. Keep in mind we are not x-raying or hydroing any of my welds.
Get another welding machine
@@TaylorWelding You know that crossed my mind… But if I wanted to drop that type of money I could send out my projects or just buy a new bbq pit. Anything else? I ordered some 6011’s and I am going to follow your video where you put a root in with the 6011’s and then put a cap on with the 7018. Keep the videos coming my man, I like the content.
Well I guess I AM done watching this bias, still like my old
"TOMBSTONE"@@TaylorWelding
6010 ha ha
You still have an extra stinger for sale?
Yes. Shipping is expensive and I can sell you one for 60 bucks. If you’re interested email ChrisTaylorwelding@gmail.com.
Lone Wolf Welding Another great one
Thanks Keith
You ever thought about doing welding workshops for guys trying to break out or just getting started?
I have. I would have to Acquire some more welding machines
@@TaylorWelding I have a rig. I just need someone to point out my flaws and get me to be able to pass a 24” bell hole.
@@justinhuffman1507 Cool I will I help you
Great video zoom in so we can see as you weld
Lol . You’re funny
Well done Chris!!
Still have more stubby rod saver ?
I’m trying to find some more. I’m gonna have to go up on the price though
a very helpful tips sir i love you video
Thank you