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@@SchemingGoldberggonna shoot my own welding clips and wag my pointer finger at the camera to indicate “this is the part that I know is wrong - here comes the part I think is right” *tack tack tack
@@roaringlionzofficial not at all brother. I posted another comment that doesn't seem to be visible that would've pretty much summed up my intent, of which pointing out and taking a jab at you wasn't really a huge part of it. Have a good day man.
@@roaringlionzofficial How is that weird? That's the internet for you, if you mess up you're gonna get corrected by someone. Or someone who thinks they know what they are talking about will unsuccessfully try to correct you. Either way, best not to take it personally. That's the way it's always been, and there's nothing wrong with that. It's better than continuing to say it wrong and looking dumb in front of someone irl
I want to do welding for hobbies and i watch this channel thinking it's a good technique. What channel do u recommend? As a newbie, no way people know which ones are good and which ones are bad techniques
@@Users_rx so I don’t watch any specific welding channels as per say. Ideally you want someone that is going to explain how to properly set your welding for the material you’re using. To hot for your material and you’ll burn right through like they did in the video. My suggestion is search “proper welding techniques” check how many subs the channel has and also check some of the comments. There’s lots of good channels that will explain proper hand movement and adjusting your welder for the job your doing. I have a basic welding background because we had to do it for my trade.
@@Users_rx 취미로 용접하기 위해 복잡한 과정들을 알필요는 없습니다. 해당영상에 나오는 용접은 올바른 용접이라 보기 힘들긴한데, 아크용접을 이용한다면 대부분이 저런 방식으로 용접을 합니다. 전문적인 기계나 설비에 저런 용접을 한다면 크랙이 존재하고 물이나 가스가 새서 위험할 수도 있겠지만 취미로 하시는 일반적인 구조물 용접하는 데에는 큰 문제가 되지는 않습니다.
You rods will only arc at certain amps for a reason…. And that looks like a 3/32 and if it was a 7018 rod those amps range from 80 super cold to 90 normal. Since 80 amps would still blow holes what should he do in that situation? Please upload a video showing me since I weld on thin metal with 7018 3/32 and know you can’t get cold enough to not blow holes. You could run it super fast and cold but that looks like shit.
Well in that case, it likely penetrated with that high heat level... I'd use the chop saw and check before I'd use it for anything structural... then turn the amps down to joint pen both sides of the shit I just cut off.
Тонкая стенка. Быстрый,не разводящий пробег. Это самый наипростейший стык. Не надо ничего изобретать, подготавливать и парить свои мозги. Удачи. (Заканчивающий сварщик)
That is 💯 percent my technique in the first one, actually my 45’s are way more jacked up with tons of gap but the welding looks exactly the same, killer
@@de0509I built a set of saw horses out of square tubing like this and set a Dodge ram 50 on it to pull the rear axle out. Not what they were originally built for, but it was better than putting the truck on center blocks.
If if has wheels and moves at more than two miles per hour, you can politely fuck off. The frame on a zero turn breaking on a hill could easily fuck up one of my coworkers and even a break on flat ground that they didn't notice until end of day had me pulling my own Miller MIG in over the HF bargain basement welder we have at the shop. I ran my shielding gas dry on that just to avoid a disaster as they mow steep grades with no room for error.
The flux on outside of rod needs to be hot to exclude oxygen from weld. Pulsing an arc/stick welder will lead to a dirty weld. Please remember a tack weld is just to hold the items together before the proper weld process. Mig and tig use pre and post flow for the gas to eliminate oxygen stick or arc welding does not so it is a bit more dirty if you put lots of tacks together. Please remember there is a skill to knowing when your weld is a good flow with mig as its called crisp like bacon frying. Not like a fat old steak. Listen.......
@@andrecostermans7109 a tack is just to hold before a proper weld. Mig and tig use gas so you can get pre flow and post flow to get rid oxygen in a weld ... stick or arc welding use a solid flux so there is a brief period of oxygen getting into weld so it is a dirty weld.
@anibusfoxter9191 no cap. Dude is fucking terrible. Definitely go get somebody hurt or fired trying do the bs he post on yt. Nothing but a back yard welder with no codes in sight 🤣🤣
The lowest amps my welder can go is 20 amps and even with the smallest rod, I touch it once and it burns through the metal. I really don’t see how I can weld these thin metals without tacking. So I feel like everyone saying this is wrong should really help me understand how I can actually properly weld without tacking on the thinnest of metal using stick. I’d appreciate that. Sometimes I think I may have a bad welding machine I don’t know 🤷.
I can almost guarantee you that all the welders saying turn the amperage down and use a thinner rod stick weld thick metal exclusively for a living and have never stick welded thin metal. And the ones who do weld thin metal are the ones saying to use a mig or tig machine. But if a cheap stick welder that doesn't have a whole range of adjustments is all you have, well you gotta piss with the cock you got. I really don't see how penetration is an issue in this case because you're doing a series of tacks because the electrode is literally penetrating too much to do a whole bead
Tack with a 'tombstone'. I guess. Anything else learn to adjust your machine properly and use proper angles on the rod. Don't use hard penetrating rods on thin stuff. Guys sayin MIG probably don't know that won't help you either. My old job was working railcars. Stick and MIG on everything from 20g galvanized to 1" thick structural steel. A series of tacks will make metal stick together but I wouldn't suggest doing anything important that way.
Penetration is not the main issue it's contaminated brittle welds that's the issue. Those tacks don't give the flux on the rod time to burn and eliminate the oxygen from the weld area before the arc is cut so every one of those tacks is contaminated. And I'm not even talking about the slag inclusions... Sure piss with the cock you got but then don't be surprised when it fails and the fuckin toilet falls apart and dumps everywhere cause your welds were all dog shit. Use the right tool for the job and you won't ever have problems. If you don't have the right tool maybe it's time to reconsider whether this is a job for you to be doing at all. I mean, go buy a little flux core box for $100 it will handle this shit all day long and actually produce solid dependable welds instead of hacking it like this.
Anyone who reads this. If you can't do it right don't do it. Get a thinner rod, lower the amperage and get a proper weld. This "weld" is extremely weak. Its basically hot glue at that point.
А толще электрода не было под рукой ? Мог ещё и больше напруги дать что бы и с другой стороны сразу прогорело . Жаль что рентгена шва нету , посмотреть бы его да и заодно с другой стороны, насколько проверены детали между собой , с учётом что нет зазора , тут сомнения идут относительно прочности...
welding technique should stay relatively the same with little variation depending on your material but that tends to be the case most of the time, what should be changing is settings of the machine however
lower amperage maybe ? i'm not a welder, never welded anything, just starting to get interest in it, but if you melt your base material like that doesn't that mean that your amperage is way to high ? Feels like tack welding is just taking time for no reason here.. (any explanation to why i'm wrong or right or if there's anything to say is welcome, i like learning new stuff)
I used to do right angles, with a MIG. Prep your materiallol. On a low setting you wouldn’t get these kind of instant blowouts and it’s quite easy to lay a consistent bead working with this box section. I’ve never welded stick but looks inefficient to me 😂
Попробуй электродом УОНИИ 13/55 безотрывным швом приварить и не прожечь. И, как я понял, это ваш аналог наших МР-3 электродов - ими углеродистые стали варят, а не СТ-3 или 4 - это же практически сыромятина, швы либо сами лопнут, либо околошовные трещины пойдут
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Welding very thin sheet metal may be outside most welders experience. Guys welding cars with mig frequently use these techniques to weld rust damaged panels together. There is no option to use less power / thinner wire. You need a certain energy to fuse steel. Car are actually built of spot welds , not runs. Is anyone going to argue there in no case for intermittent welding of thin steel?
@@marekbarycz4397I’ve got stick and mig, not tig. I can weld a continuous bead on thin steel with the rust clean off with MIG. No chance with stick, even with 1.6mm rods. Spot weld are intermittent and cars are built out of them. You’ve just got to piss with the dick you have, not the one you’d like.
There is a knob on your welder. Try to turn it down. And you can also try thinner electrodes on thinner metal. Dipping the stick for a 1/4 of a second will only lay the weld on the top of the metal.
А это такой художественный приём - сравнение. Есть ещё приём: замазать вещь рыжей грязью, потом отмыть, разобрать, собрать, покрасить и назвать видео «реставрация».
Is there an actual professional welder who can comment on what was done wrong or right? Someone with experience in mig, tig, and stick welding. Im curious on how to weld this properly if the second weld was incorrect. Was the temperature too high? Was the stick diameter too thick? Should they have used a different welding type or technique?
My personal preference in this scenario I wouldn't use 1/8 rod. I'd opt for 3/32 or 1/16. Then I would run it flat. But to be honest, I'd rather use a Mig or Tig on anything under 1/8" thick.
He did this because his electrode is thicker than his metal... And where i stay, the thinnest electrode for stick welding is 2.5mm and metal gets as think as 1.5mm, so this has to be done
I cant call that a technique. If you were to hold the arc from the top material to the bottom along the way you'd get perfect fusion and the weld would look very similar but wouldnt have undercut issues. Also turn down the amperage about 4-5. ifykyk
Lmao all ppl mastered in welding on RUclips, saying TIG / smaller rod / lower amp… what if u don’t have these option? Yeah the solution may not be the best but definitely work for what it supposed to be
Thanks to RUclips shorts, comments, and process of elimination, I believe I have theoretically learned to weld
Now all you need is tunnel vision and a weird tan
@@alexanderlane6115 described me perfectly, have we met before?
Congratulations, you are now an expert. Now go forth and spread your wisdom throughout the RUclips comment sections. Make sure to be as smug and condescending as possible when doing so.
@@SchemingGoldberggonna shoot my own welding clips and wag my pointer finger at the camera to indicate “this is the part that I know is wrong - here comes the part I think is right”
*tack tack tack
Bacot
Bro just tack welded 17 times and said fuck yeah, I’m a welder now baby.
I counted 38, but, yeah....
Just because you can hang a snot on a piece of steel don't run around calling yourself a welder
Y’all really must have nothing better to do.
It’s effectively pulse..
@@5fngrbtchslp99So how about explaining to those of us who aren’t welders what was wrong with the weld.
Nope, thinner welding rod and lower amperage.
용접봉은 그대로인거로 보이네요. 그리고 굳이 저렇게 용접하는데 전류량을 낮추지는 않습니다. 되게 간단한 방법이라 그럴필요도 없어요
😂
Guy just blasted that metal 😂
Nope. Tap and dab just like in the video.
Looks like he accomplished the weld. Wasn't all fancy but it got the job done. However I don't know Jack all about welding
Turn the amps down and weld it vertical down. Smaller diameter rod will help a lot too.
the weld looks nc tho
I make a roll of dimes laying down
@@ilikeanimals5015 It's not going to be structural. You wouldn't see buildings or pressure vessels welded like this.
@@LochlanT-hb6we You're not making any sense.. Why would they use thin materials like this in those situations?! don't answer that.
@@mosialive Probably won't, but the point is if you want a strong weld... Don't do this.
The welding Judges Juries and Persecutioners not goin like this 😂😂😂😂😂
Judge, jury and executioner
@@LanceRiggle You getting the urge to correct my comment is weird!!! Did I struck a nerve?!
@@roaringlionzofficial not at all brother. I posted another comment that doesn't seem to be visible that would've pretty much summed up my intent, of which pointing out and taking a jab at you wasn't really a huge part of it. Have a good day man.
@@roaringlionzofficial How is that weird? That's the internet for you, if you mess up you're gonna get corrected by someone. Or someone who thinks they know what they are talking about will unsuccessfully try to correct you. Either way, best not to take it personally. That's the way it's always been, and there's nothing wrong with that. It's better than continuing to say it wrong and looking dumb in front of someone irl
you meant Zimbabwe
I remember we when the internet actually use to show useful things. Now it’s filled with misinformation. Sick of seeing these crap channels.
I want to do welding for hobbies and i watch this channel thinking it's a good technique. What channel do u recommend? As a newbie, no way people know which ones are good and which ones are bad techniques
@@Users_rx so I don’t watch any specific welding channels as per say. Ideally you want someone that is going to explain how to properly set your welding for the material you’re using. To hot for your material and you’ll burn right through like they did in the video. My suggestion is search “proper welding techniques” check how many subs the channel has and also check some of the comments. There’s lots of good channels that will explain proper hand movement and adjusting your welder for the job your doing. I have a basic welding background because we had to do it for my trade.
@@Users_rx 취미로 용접하기 위해 복잡한 과정들을 알필요는 없습니다. 해당영상에 나오는 용접은 올바른 용접이라 보기 힘들긴한데, 아크용접을 이용한다면 대부분이 저런 방식으로 용접을 합니다. 전문적인 기계나 설비에 저런 용접을 한다면 크랙이 존재하고 물이나 가스가 새서 위험할 수도 있겠지만 취미로 하시는 일반적인 구조물 용접하는 데에는 큰 문제가 되지는 않습니다.
Where's your channel??
@@Rampart.X is that the best you can come up with ?
You can adjust the amps on your welder from 10-400+ for a reason
You rods will only arc at certain amps for a reason…. And that looks like a 3/32 and if it was a 7018 rod those amps range from 80 super cold to 90 normal. Since 80 amps would still blow holes what should he do in that situation? Please upload a video showing me since I weld on thin metal with 7018 3/32 and know you can’t get cold enough to not blow holes. You could run it super fast and cold but that looks like shit.
This shows that rod temp set too high 😳
Or the tube thickness was thin
@@Manshaan83or both 🥸
@@Manshaan83the amps were too high for the metal thickness
Well in that case, it likely penetrated with that high heat level... I'd use the chop saw and check before I'd use it for anything structural... then turn the amps down to joint pen both sides of the shit I just cut off.
I bet he also adjusted his v between clips.
Уменьшить ток, заранее зачистить стык под 45 градусов, меньше потом зачищать (начинающий сварщик)
Тонкая стенка. Быстрый,не разводящий пробег. Это самый наипростейший стык. Не надо ничего изобретать, подготавливать и парить свои мозги. Удачи. (Заканчивающий сварщик)
а опытные нихрена не зачищают.варят как есть по краске)
Электрод двоечка и минимально возможный ток и просто вести по стыку - бегунок называется.
No one, absolutely no one:
RUclips algorithm: so anyways I started suggesting
No one said nothing? This can't be comprehended.
@@jumpinjohnnyruss u clearly missed that trend back when it was thing
@@terrencescullark221 you shouldn't follow a trend if it makes no sense.
@@jumpinjohnnyrusslighten up old man
@@binary_galaxies That's racist and ageist but not sexist.
Thank You for guest class of welding 101. Greatly appreciated.
As a non-welder this is pretty useful thx👍
That is 💯 percent my technique in the first one, actually my 45’s are way more jacked up with tons of gap but the welding looks exactly the same, killer
The best answer is TIG.
By the time you weld 10 of those with a TIG you could have done 80 with a MIG, or stick.
Would you trust that weld with your life?
I'd trust it with YOUR life...
Who puts anyone life on square tubes like these?
@@de0509I built a set of saw horses out of square tubing like this and set a Dodge ram 50 on it to pull the rear axle out. Not what they were originally built for, but it was better than putting the truck on center blocks.
@@de0509this was a difficult comment to read
If if has wheels and moves at more than two miles per hour, you can politely fuck off. The frame on a zero turn breaking on a hill could easily fuck up one of my coworkers and even a break on flat ground that they didn't notice until end of day had me pulling my own Miller MIG in over the HF bargain basement welder we have at the shop. I ran my shielding gas dry on that just to avoid a disaster as they mow steep grades with no room for error.
The flux on outside of rod needs to be hot to exclude oxygen from weld. Pulsing an arc/stick welder will lead to a dirty weld. Please remember a tack weld is just to hold the items together before the proper weld process. Mig and tig use pre and post flow for the gas to eliminate oxygen stick or arc welding does not so it is a bit more dirty if you put lots of tacks together. Please remember there is a skill to knowing when your weld is a good flow with mig as its called crisp like bacon frying. Not like a fat old steak. Listen.......
Depends on the brand you're using. Literally sometimes it is mentioned on the package; 'suitable for tack welding'.
If I remember my school days correctly pulse welding is a thing.
Solo ahora...😊Recuerdo que en el curso nos decían que los electrodos había que precalentarlos, y evitar que tuvieran humedad.
@@andrecostermans7109 a tack is just to hold before a proper weld. Mig and tig use gas so you can get pre flow and post flow to get rid oxygen in a weld ... stick or arc welding use a solid flux so there is a brief period of oxygen getting into weld so it is a dirty weld.
This guy is the best JB Welder ive ever met.
wish u lived next door to me . Watching you and your craftsmanship is relaxing to watch..My Father was like you..
Holy shit please never weld stick again
Is it "weld stick," or stick weld? I was always taught stick weld.
@@stang10189 can be either most people say stick weld
@@stang10189You weld stick as you stick weld
This guy is TERRIBLE
@@LochlanT-hb6wehow much weld can can a weld stick stick
This dude tack welds EVERYTHING....
All 7000 videos he has guy pure shit nothing more then a back yard welder. Where codes do not exist😂😂😂
So long as he only makes stools he'll get away with it but trailers etc people are gonna get hurt from his work 😅
@anibusfoxter9191 no cap. Dude is fucking terrible. Definitely go get somebody hurt or fired trying do the bs he post on yt. Nothing but a back yard welder with no codes in sight 🤣🤣
No way stop show people how to get fired
As someone who has never welded before but have 10 years of youtube welding experience I approve of this method.
This isn't welding... This is tacking about 15 times
Рутиловый элегдрод только с отрывам меня так учили
No shit
It's called 'technique'. Learn it.
The lowest amps my welder can go is 20 amps and even with the smallest rod, I touch it once and it burns through the metal. I really don’t see how I can weld these thin metals without tacking. So I feel like everyone saying this is wrong should really help me understand how I can actually properly weld without tacking on the thinnest of metal using stick. I’d appreciate that. Sometimes I think I may have a bad welding machine I don’t know 🤷.
They can't answer your question because they don't have a clue. The video creator knows what he's doing. Excellent welds for difficult jobs.
I can almost guarantee you that all the welders saying turn the amperage down and use a thinner rod stick weld thick metal exclusively for a living and have never stick welded thin metal. And the ones who do weld thin metal are the ones saying to use a mig or tig machine. But if a cheap stick welder that doesn't have a whole range of adjustments is all you have, well you gotta piss with the cock you got. I really don't see how penetration is an issue in this case because you're doing a series of tacks because the electrode is literally penetrating too much to do a whole bead
Tack with a 'tombstone'. I guess.
Anything else learn to adjust your machine properly and use proper angles on the rod. Don't use hard penetrating rods on thin stuff.
Guys sayin MIG probably don't know that won't help you either.
My old job was working railcars. Stick and MIG on everything from 20g galvanized to 1" thick structural steel.
A series of tacks will make metal stick together but I wouldn't suggest doing anything important that way.
@@Rampart.X
Where's your clue since you seem to know.
Penetration is not the main issue it's contaminated brittle welds that's the issue. Those tacks don't give the flux on the rod time to burn and eliminate the oxygen from the weld area before the arc is cut so every one of those tacks is contaminated. And I'm not even talking about the slag inclusions... Sure piss with the cock you got but then don't be surprised when it fails and the fuckin toilet falls apart and dumps everywhere cause your welds were all dog shit. Use the right tool for the job and you won't ever have problems. If you don't have the right tool maybe it's time to reconsider whether this is a job for you to be doing at all. I mean, go buy a little flux core box for $100 it will handle this shit all day long and actually produce solid dependable welds instead of hacking it like this.
Everyone knows this is the right way for thin metals but it's not acceptable on the internet
Agora entendi, primeiro vc desenha e depois solda,pode ser com uma caneta vermelha?
Use the correct rod and amperage. Then run a straight bead at the correct welding angle.
Always weld clean, shiny metal.
Dude didn't even prep the surface... Amperage way too high... This isn't welding...
Anyone who reads this. If you can't do it right don't do it. Get a thinner rod, lower the amperage and get a proper weld. This "weld" is extremely weak. Its basically hot glue at that point.
點焊機調太強了吧！調弱一點就可以了啦！
بلد نیست جوش بدی چرا میگی باید آمپر و برق کم کرد
@@user-nl9gg8tm5fif he welded at a lower amperage it wouldn’t get so hot as to burn through the metal
А толще электрода не было под рукой ? Мог ещё и больше напруги дать что бы и с другой стороны сразу прогорело . Жаль что рентгена шва нету , посмотреть бы его да и заодно с другой стороны, насколько проверены детали между собой , с учётом что нет зазора , тут сомнения идут относительно прочности...
Да теплицу или калитку сварить - пойдёт. Мне бы для начала хоть так научиться, я был бы тааак счастлив!
Предупредать надо, зайчиков поймал😂😂😂
😂
ГЛАЗААА!!!
It did not take much time on the job to figure out that the best welding technique is the one that gets the best results in the real world.
welding technique should stay relatively the same with little variation depending on your material but that tends to be the case most of the time, what should be changing is settings of the machine however
lower amperage maybe ? i'm not a welder, never welded anything, just starting to get interest in it, but if you melt your base material like that doesn't that mean that your amperage is way to high ? Feels like tack welding is just taking time for no reason here.. (any explanation to why i'm wrong or right or if there's anything to say is welcome, i like learning new stuff)
I’m a welder and I approve this message!
When you wear hearing protection because the tv is on too loud.
I used to do right angles, with a MIG. Prep your materiallol. On a low setting you wouldn’t get these kind of instant blowouts and it’s quite easy to lay a consistent bead working with this box section. I’ve never welded stick but looks inefficient to me 😂
If you can't keep a continuous arc without burning through, you need to turn down the heat. If you can't turn it down anymore, you need smaller rods
This style of welding will lead to contamination within the weld. You best option is to drop the stick and use Tig for this project.
Everyone after watching these welding shorts is ready for the apocalypse.
That’s a nice weld. I’m trying to get into school for that.
Shouldn’t you lower the amps if it’s doing that ?
I'm a professor of welding for an online college and this is going right into next semester's syllabus
hahaha
Попробуй электродом УОНИИ 13/55 безотрывным швом приварить и не прожечь. И, как я понял, это ваш аналог наших МР-3 электродов - ими углеродистые стали варят, а не СТ-3 или 4 - это же практически сыромятина, швы либо сами лопнут, либо околошовные трещины пойдут
If the thickness of the iron is 2ml then just use 40-50 amperes, and never use above that because that is the power that produces electrical energy.
Two ways to start an argument. 1. Tell people how to weld
2. Compare a Toyota Land Cruiser with anything else😂
Сварочные аппараты сделаны с регулировкой тока
Сварщики с ютюба: нам нужно БОЛЬШЕ!!!
Oh my god…I’ve just learned MORE in 56 seconds than I have from ANY other stick welding video !!! GREATEST tip ever! THANK YOU 🙏🏼you’ve just added another subscriber for being so awesome 🤩
What kind of welding channel do you use? Can you show me a little!
Welding very thin sheet metal may be outside most welders experience. Guys welding cars with mig frequently use these techniques to weld rust damaged panels together. There is no option to use less power / thinner wire. You need a certain energy to fuse steel.
Car are actually built of spot welds , not runs. Is anyone going to argue there in no case for intermittent welding of thin steel?
I weld stainless steel that is thinner with tig ... It is easy as fuck. Just use that thing on welder that changes amps ...
@@marekbarycz4397I’ve got stick and mig, not tig. I can weld a continuous bead on thin steel with the rust clean off with MIG. No chance with stick, even with 1.6mm rods. Spot weld are intermittent and cars are built out of them. You’ve just got to piss with the dick you have, not the one you’d like.
@@marekbarycz4397 Can you weld 1,2mm metal with stick in one go though? try it
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For thin pieces, I'd use gas. For attaching a thin piece to a thick piece, I'd braze. Then there's TIG, but I'm not set up to do that....yet.
That first pass was pure arc the rod had no chance to form a puddle
He's actually showing you how to tagata dovetail joints,tac flat with a hammer gently and scrub with the metal brush.
There is a knob on your welder. Try to turn it down. And you can also try thinner electrodes on thinner metal. Dipping the stick for a 1/4 of a second will only lay the weld on the top of the metal.
Turn the amps down and you might not blow holes through the material
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What kind of pen are you using?
Every time i write on metal the pen will immediately be damaged.
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I immediately closed my eyes thinking when he started to weld so I didn’t get arc/welders eyes again XD
when using spot welding sometimes it sticks to metal and not easily be removed quickly
А почему бы и в первом варианте точками не проварить?
А это такой художественный приём - сравнение. Есть ещё приём: замазать вещь рыжей грязью, потом отмыть, разобрать, собрать, покрасить и назвать видео «реставрация».
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Cool hack thought
Low Gauge material welding time reduces equipment power consumption and low pressure apply to weld
I would have a hard upward travel angle and whip in and out of the puddle traveling from bottom to top .. would work fine
Is there an actual professional welder who can comment on what was done wrong or right? Someone with experience in mig, tig, and stick welding. Im curious on how to weld this properly if the second weld was incorrect. Was the temperature too high? Was the stick diameter too thick? Should they have used a different welding type or technique?
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That’s why they have different welding equipment. You can’t just weld everything with stick
Thinner rod and lower amp would also do the trick.
you may speak into the mic.
My personal preference in this scenario I wouldn't use 1/8 rod. I'd opt for 3/32 or 1/16. Then I would run it flat. But to be honest, I'd rather use a Mig or Tig on anything under 1/8" thick.
I have about an hour and a half at most of welding experience and can say... it might just might have something to do with amps being too high
Which rod did u used... I'm still a beginner would like to learn... And also settings
It all depends on what you're wanting to weld the thickness of your metal and the application
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I sometimes wonder if replacing my heavy duty welder to an inverter type was a mistake...
ooooor you could just use the right settings, or weld down hill, or use a smaller rod. All of the above if you're feeling nasty
He did this because his electrode is thicker than his metal... And where i stay, the thinnest electrode for stick welding is 2.5mm and metal gets as think as 1.5mm, so this has to be done
So you can't just run a bead with a very low amperage? Just tap welding only?
So is TIG the best way to weld thin pipes? Also how to weld if you only have stick?
Ah yes welders in the comments acting like Jesus because they can two peices of metal fuse together sOoooOoo much better than everyone else.
Usa l elettrodo giusto e la. Giusta corrente somaro
Please reply sir
😎 I’m a tig welder. Stand down hand. Also turn ur heat down
Just change the temperate? Don’t all welding devices have a temp change for this exact reason?
Arc welding should be the only type of welding.
This is the exact opposite of correct. The first method with correct amperage is what you're supposed to do.
But they know this.
Cars are made of thin steel and spot welds.
Discuss amongst yourselves!
The only thing two welders can ever agree on is that the third welder is doing it wrong.
Broken arc on thin metal is a proper welding technique
i aint interested in wielding stuff but this interesting tbh.
If I was gonna do some trash can welding like that I'd just run a 5p+ downhill, or even easier mig.
Or adjust the Amperage, lower it a bit try on spare tubes first
I cant call that a technique. If you were to hold the arc from the top material to the bottom along the way you'd get perfect fusion and the weld would look very similar but wouldnt have undercut issues. Also turn down the amperage about 4-5. ifykyk
I'm no welder, but how about you lower your amps instead of blasting it with the sun?
Try turning down the amps and using a 2 mm rod ,,
Did you make sure it was square?
Сколько ампер?
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Lmao all ppl mastered in welding on RUclips, saying TIG / smaller rod / lower amp… what if u don’t have these option?
Yeah the solution may not be the best but definitely work for what it supposed to be
It worth to be a welder? Is it possible to stay healthy at this carreer?
Does this one count as thick or as thin metal?