막대기를 너무 오랜만에 잡아보는거라서 그런지 어색하네요. 부디 양해부탁드립니다. 형님들... ;) It's awkward because it's been a while since I've held a stick. Please understand brothers... ;)
OK as a novice starting off very late in life that is the best most informative video that I’ve been looking for dealing with weaving, Just subscribed, that’s what I’m talking about somebody who actually knows how to show techniques in an intricate way
I started late too. What works for me personally is to focus only on two things when weaving, make sure theres enough metal to fill every crevice and to stick to the exact same motion and speed from start to finish
So what is the best technique? Straight forward, in circles or in diagnal lines? Cause i was thaught to do half moon shapes, but i dont see it here. So whats best?
@@hnorrstrom Me too, I am returning to welding as a retirement hobby after 35 years. I was taught in the UK and we were taught half moons. Maybe it's a European technique.
It reminds me of when I was learning to weld and my son,(who is a welder) would be over my shoulder saying do this or that and each time I would learn another trick to weld a bit better. Great video!
I have just started learning to weld at a school ,but I’ve learned more with you than any of my instructors. Thank you so much, your welding is incredible sir ! I aspire to weld as great as you one day! Blessings my friend ! 🙏🏻
If you're learning more from RUclips than a school, then the school is ripping you off, and the instructors are either incompetent or don't give a fuck. Drop out and find a better school
Habe ich vor 40 Jahren so ähnlich gelernt, das ist wie Fahrradfahren, einmal richtig gemacht und weiter so. Für einen Laien schwierig durchzuführen, weil dann die Materialkunde fehlt.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , unos cordónes de soldadura magníficos , con diferentes técnicas , a cada cual mejor , gracias por compartir tanta información y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 🤓 😜
Not that I use stick welding common but it Is always good to maintain the skills. When I was having a exam for stick welding in my school time, I had beautiful welding but failed the questions 😅 I was so devastated... but got my diploma next time🤭 next some pipe welding and explain what kind of rods to use?
Ich bin selbst Schweißer und hab das über zwanzig Jahre gemacht. Es gibt immer Leute die ein großes Maul haben und meinen sie können alles besser. Ich sag's dir: nicht von denen entmutigen lassen, immer weitermachen. Auslernen tust du niemals dabei, hab Spaß beim Schweißen!
Your welding is pretty good fella. What I am wondering is if you would explain which method used has what specific characteristics on depth and width of penetration. Thanks
И вот что это видео дало зрителю? Ничего Придет молодой, или не очень, человек за знаниями в области сварки, а все что получит - это какие-то жесты руками, ноль объяснений и три шва, которые на таком расстоянии от камеры выглядят одинаково. Если делаете подобный контент, то объясняйте суть ситуации. Расскажите о перемешивании металла сварочной ванны и для чего это нужно, объясняйте какие у вас электроды, почему такие и зачем вы выставили именно такой ток. Видео ни о чем. Больше вреда для новичков, чем пользы
Он показывает, то, чему учат в начале сварочной практики, да не объясняет, это минус. Но хитрый, варит дугой назад. А напроход, зигзагом, спиралькой, это показано во всех справочниках
Depends what type of rod it is, and what you're doing with it. Fillets on steelwork with iron powder rods for example, dont always peel, the slag often pops off in one piece. Or a pipe open root with a 7016 dcen, it clinhs to the weld and the preps, but comes off with a hand wire brush
Unless its the stainless steel rods that Ive used tho. Those things are a safety hazard. The metal cools and shrinks and slowly small bits of slag gets shot off the weld, and into your eyes
This taught me (and I’m assuming everyone else that wasted 7mins of their life) absolutely nothing. Why do i need to learn weaving in electric welding? You didn’t even answer your own question
@@mikec.8556 understood. If the specs call for more than just securely joining 2 pieces of steel - ie an excess of welding material - then weave-welding is the way to go. I'm only an amateur welder but, as with any / all work I undertake, I like the end result to be as neat as possible. As an amateur, my understanding is that once the valley between the pieces is filled the result is as strong as if it were originally 1 piece. So I'm still at a loss to understand why / under what circumstances I might need to weave-weld. What benefits does weave-welding offer that 'clean' welding does not?? Unfortunately I find 'professional' welders to be extremely reluctant to give up their 'secrets'. I'm coming to the conclusion they're afraid the world will discover that welding is not such a ''specialised skill' after all.
Great video , yes its all practice , like most things in life really. But arc length is the real secret to master , after that the rest seems to fall into place easily.
@@therealspixycat as a rule of thumb arc length wants to be the distance that the metal in the middle of the rod is ... adjust slightly to suit after that .. but that's my rough guide.
@@TheAefril yeah just the diameter of the metal core of the rod. Although with low hy rods, you need a shorter arc than that, ideally as short as possible without stubbing it out👍
Спасибо всем сварщикам, делящимися своим мастерством. Больших разводов или стёжек, вчера сварил электродами "лб, японские и есаб,ок 46. Отлично заварил большими стёжками свою дышловку на прицеп. И всё благодаря мастерству здесь на видео. Спасибо добрым людям, здоровья Вам всем. Наконец то я освоил этот большой шов.😊😉🙃🙂 в свои 58лет😅😂🙋
Richtig gut und wenn es Anfänger sind und nicht verstehen sollen sie auch so oft wie möglich Üben , du hast es auch gezeigt mit dem Strom Einstellungen für jedes Stil und am Ende auch die Unterschiede zum pendeln gezeigt warum es so aussieht wer das nicht begreift soll garnicht zum schweissen anfangen . Wer die grünt Kenntnisse hat der versteht es Danke für deine Mühen für das Video 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
(SECOND COMMENT) ...one side to the other. Adjust heat so the weld is almost flat when the bead is done that's when you know you got good penetration. It's literally all about practice. I watch behind the arc at the dim area where the puddle cools. If it looks like both pieces are cooling evenly and not more on one piece than the other then I don't adjust my circles or stick angle. But when you just start out, pay attention to that area and slightly change your method and see how it affects the cooling puddle. Problem with welding is people think they can study it and ask a million questions and it will just suddenly become clear to them. When in reality you just need to practice all day everyday and by the end of the week, you'll probably understand how to do it right.
(FIRST COMMENT)Just practice. Don't get complacent and only try one method. Once you can build knowledge on what you were doing and how the weld turned out you can tweak your method. Just don't hold the rod too far from the material otherwise you get pinholes. Always lead the stuck across the joint, don't push the puddle. I've always had the best luck with small circles, just be consistent with them and the weld will be parallel from
i am a welder with 2 years of experience and i can give an advice for all 3 of these types of "layering": 6013 can be defined as 2 in 1 (can be used like 6010 and 7018) unless you give a shit, then call it 6013 going straight: that is literally what 6013 is used for. weaves: one of the best ways to hold two plates (or any metal) together. however, it takes practice in order to keep a "straight" line. circles: do NOT do this! your just sandwiching slag in between each layer. (don't believe me? try doing butt-plate like that as a cap and bend it, you'll see all the slag in between each layer come out.) all-in-all: 2 of the welds look great! your weave's look spot-on! but circles does not work well in any welds (unless your a shitty RV repair man, then go ahead).
@@КрасноеЗнамя-л4х посмотри на ток и ореол вокруг шва. На первом максимальный ток и перегрев в зоне сварки. На втором и последнем соответственно меньше при большей ширине самого шва.
Где на практике может пригодиться такая сварка? У нас в России не варят стерильные пластины в нижнем положении. Как правило из земли выкапывают две пластины толщиной 60-70 мм, макают в солидол, делают разделку кромок шириной 1/10 метра, находят максимально толстый электрод, (за не имением оного арматурину) и варят на максимально возможном токе обычно 300-500а( обязательно нужно приговаривать про себя " ток ураганный - шов монолитный")
OOOh! "Slag Peel"! We love that. I was very much wondering about the type of rod! People don't like 6013 here so much, but they aren't getting the beautiful bead and clean slag release that we see here. Are these Korean welding rods? ESAB? I got some from India online that behaved very well, and gave clean results, but not like this.
@Ban this youtube also, not sure why they frown upon it, but I learned weaving in school for stick and when I got a job welding, they said not to do that. I have a cousin in pipe welding, whose welded for years and he said it’s called Texas weaving haha
Thank you for lowering the brightness on this. I worked in a welding shop for the longest time, and my biggest fear was getting flashed and losing my sight. Plenty of these RUclipsrs these days don't make any effort to lower the brightness, and I feel like I'm shouting at an idiot apprentice all over again.
I had a talk with a kid I work with about Flash burns. He swore he knew what it felt like but never spent a night at home on the couch with tears running down his face feeling like there were thorns under his eyelids.....I told him he's never been flashed. He begs to differ. He never used a shield that wasn't auto-darkening and didn't understand that you can get flash burns from just 1 second glances a couple times in a day and it could ruin your whole night. I told him I hope he never gets it, but if he does he'll know it. And to remember to cut potatoes and place them over his eyes to relieve the pain, so he can get some sleep.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot The problem with early apprentices these days is they seem to think that, because they did their work experience in high school and their apprenticeship for a couple years, they've seen and experienced everything. Confidence is good, especially if it means you have the actual experience to back it up. But claiming you know just to make it seem like you're more experienced for the job is only going to cost you some serious shit in the future. I once watched an apprentice take a grinder to the face. Took off half the skin on his nose. He was lucky his nose didn't come OFF, all things considered. 'Well I've never needed a face shield before.' Pray you don't, but just wear the damn P.P.E. anyways. Whether it be self darkening helmets or a mask. Just because you THINK you know the pain and can 'handle' it isn't worth you losing your sight- or worse, you life.
@@pokealja only exception is gloves (except in welding or hand tools/sportsstill optional in welding just dont cry when you have sunburns and increased risk of skin cancer) but never EVER wear gloves with rotating power tools they will grab them and pull you in especially wire wheels even drills can seriously injure you if you wear gloves or even kill you if your lucky it will just take your hands skin off instead of fingers and breaking bones.
So, at first, I disagreed a little bit, then I realized that it's 601x rod, not 7018, lol. 7018 is a bit different technique and behavior. It would not produce such a nice weld running that height/angle, and the asthetics would be off with those movements. For 60 series, these are very nice welds. Going to retry these next time I pick up some 6010, which is rare.
My boss loves 6011 and mostly because It says they work with less than clean metals....so they never clean anything before they weld it and it shows...
![weld [HAGOJIBI]](http://yt3.ggpht.com/ytc/AIdro_lButtTy6bwshHHOdUuuc7ktsddm0YgRj2FhqoPUm3aQA=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj)
막대기를 너무 오랜만에 잡아보는거라서 그런지 어색하네요. 부디 양해부탁드립니다. 형님들... ;)
It's awkward because it's been a while since I've held a stick. Please understand brothers... ;)
As always, very nice welding, Sir. Love your channel!
Thanks for the video . It's very good vídeo congratuletions . Hi from valencia 🤪😝
And tkankyou for you education
무슨 차이인지 설명 좀 부탁드립니다
Thanks you infomation brother 👍
OK as a novice starting off very late in life that is the best most informative video that I’ve been looking for dealing with weaving, Just subscribed, that’s what I’m talking about somebody who actually knows how to show techniques in an intricate way
I started late too. What works for me personally is to focus only on two things when weaving, make sure theres enough metal to fill every crevice and to stick to the exact same motion and speed from start to finish
So what is the best technique? Straight forward, in circles or in diagnal lines? Cause i was thaught to do half moon shapes, but i dont see it here. So whats best?
@@dorianobruintjes1902 I always do half-moons that's what I been thought here in Sweden. Never seen anyone doing these patterns
@@hnorrstrom Me too, I am returning to welding as a retirement hobby after 35 years.
I was taught in the UK and we were taught half moons.
Maybe it's a European technique.
It reminds me of when I was learning to weld and my son,(who is a welder) would be over my shoulder saying do this or that and each time I would learn another trick to weld a bit better. Great video!
안녕하십니까
지금은 방학중이지만 특성화고등학교에서
전기용접과 티그용접을 배우고 있는 학생입니다
처음에는 힘들었지만 유튜버님의 영상들이 많이 도움이 되었습니다 용접 영상 올려주셔서 정말
감사합니다 앞으로도 계속 힘내세요
혹시 실례가 안된다면 나중에 티그 연강파이프도 보여주실수 있으신가요?
학교에서 연습하는데 어려워서 영상을 보고 참고하려고 합니다
부탁드립니다
I have just started learning to weld at a school ,but I’ve learned more with you than any of my instructors. Thank you so much, your welding is incredible sir ! I aspire to weld as great as you one day! Blessings my friend ! 🙏🏻
Yikes 😳
Precisely WHAT did you learn from this video!?
Clearly I've missed something.
If you're learning more from RUclips than a school, then the school is ripping you off, and the instructors are either incompetent or don't give a fuck.
Drop out and find a better school
приборы
@@trueaussie9230 this video demonstrates proper pooling of the bead.
Your videos are short, well made and they get to the point 👍🏼
The truth is that it is great that you start uploading videos of coated electrode, I follow your video a lot, greetings from Argentina!
Habe ich vor 40 Jahren so ähnlich gelernt, das ist wie Fahrradfahren, einmal richtig gemacht und weiter so. Für einen Laien schwierig durchzuführen, weil dann die Materialkunde fehlt.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , unos cordónes de soldadura magníficos , con diferentes técnicas , a cada cual mejor , gracias por compartir tanta información y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 🤓 😜
Not that I use stick welding common but it Is always good to maintain the skills. When I was having a exam for stick welding in my school time, I had beautiful welding but failed the questions 😅 I was so devastated... but got my diploma next time🤭 next some pipe welding and explain what kind of rods to use?
I use stick welding more often then mig and tig welding for sure it sure comes in handy to know a good technique
that was a good ass weld, for the slag to come off that much is top tier
덮어놓고 위빙을 해선 안되고 모재와 용접봉이 녹으면서 용접부위에 용융된 쇳물이 제대로 용입이되는지 보면서 진행하는게 용접의 핵심입니다. 용접봉이 녹으면서 쇳물이 물결치며 나가는걸 볼수있으면 용접이 되는것이고 피복제가 녹으면서 부글거리는 용융액을 쇳물로 오인하면 용접이 안되는것이죠
Ich bin selbst Schweißer und hab das über zwanzig Jahre gemacht. Es gibt immer Leute die ein großes Maul haben und meinen sie können alles besser.
Ich sag's dir: nicht von denen entmutigen lassen, immer weitermachen. Auslernen tust du niemals dabei, hab Spaß beim Schweißen!
Your welding is pretty good fella. What I am wondering is if you would explain which method used has what specific characteristics on depth and width of penetration. Thanks
И вот что это видео дало зрителю? Ничего
Придет молодой, или не очень, человек за знаниями в области сварки, а все что получит - это какие-то жесты руками, ноль объяснений и три шва, которые на таком расстоянии от камеры выглядят одинаково.
Если делаете подобный контент, то объясняйте суть ситуации. Расскажите о перемешивании металла сварочной ванны и для чего это нужно, объясняйте какие у вас электроды, почему такие и зачем вы выставили именно такой ток.
Видео ни о чем. Больше вреда для новичков, чем пользы
Thank you for explaining this. I own a welder and have never used it so thought this video would be useful.
Полностью согласен.
Согласен. Лично я вообще ничего не понял в этом видео.
Logrem
На сантиметровой толщине металла,плетение показать проще простого.даже молодой справится
Он показывает, то, чему учат в начале сварочной практики, да не объясняет, это минус. Но хитрый, варит дугой назад. А напроход, зигзагом, спиралькой, это показано во всех справочниках
Magnificent! Bravo! Awesome! Beautiful! THANK YOU!!!
Nice video.
This is how it should be with electrode welding, the slag lifts and loosens by itself.
Depends what type of rod it is, and what you're doing with it. Fillets on steelwork with iron powder rods for example, dont always peel, the slag often pops off in one piece. Or a pipe open root with a 7016 dcen, it clinhs to the weld and the preps, but comes off with a hand wire brush
Try low hydrogen rods 🤣
It applies only on thick materials
Unless its the stainless steel rods that Ive used tho. Those things are a safety hazard. The metal cools and shrinks and slowly small bits of slag gets shot off the weld, and into your eyes
@@de0509 lmao you know there's a smart-ass response to that one. "Where are your safety glasses?"
These are great welds, thank you for sharing. You make look so easy.
this vid is super clear on how to practice the move. thanks!
This taught me (and I’m assuming everyone else that wasted 7mins of their life) absolutely nothing. Why do i need to learn weaving in electric welding? You didn’t even answer your own question
ABSOLUTELY nothing!!
weaving deposits more weld deposits but you're gonna need shit load of rods depending on the type of groove you're gonna fill
@@mikec.8556 unless you're a fan of polished fancy bead patterns, you'll just have to grind it off anyhow. No?
@@trueaussie9230 depends on specs call for .
@@mikec.8556 understood. If the specs call for more than just securely joining 2 pieces of steel - ie an excess of welding material - then weave-welding is the way to go.
I'm only an amateur welder but, as with any / all work I undertake, I like the end result to be as neat as possible.
As an amateur, my understanding is that once the valley between the pieces is filled the result is as strong as if it were originally 1 piece.
So I'm still at a loss to understand why / under what circumstances I might need to weave-weld.
What benefits does weave-welding offer that 'clean' welding does not??
Unfortunately I find 'professional' welders to be extremely reluctant to give up their 'secrets'.
I'm coming to the conclusion they're afraid the world will discover that welding is not such a ''specialised skill' after all.
На толстом металле даже чайник сварит на отлично
ПОВЕРЬ НЕТ! на личном опыте знаю)
Тут нужно руку набить а на видео у сварнова руки треслись как с большого бадуна 😀
@@rustamsabitov7622 знаю сварного у которого руки ходуном ходят ,а варит на отлично , так что это не показатель.
Нужно начинать учиться на тонком, гнилом металле?
@@ЯнРокотов-х1э нужно научиться прогревать ,проваривать ,а это шляпа на куске толщиной 20 мм
Thanks man. Nice beads.
I work on dock plates and all we do is stick welding in the field. This was nice.
Great video , yes its all practice , like most things in life really. But arc length is the real secret to master , after that the rest seems to fall into place easily.
It would be very nice to see a video on just the arc length. People talk about it like Jody but never really explain it
@@therealspixycat as a rule of thumb arc length wants to be the distance that the metal in the middle of the rod is ... adjust slightly to suit after that .. but that's my rough guide.
@@tomthompson7400 Do you mean the welding stick core (just the metal instead of the metal with the flux coating) diameter?
@@TheAefril yeah just the diameter of the metal core of the rod. Although with low hy rods, you need a shorter arc than that, ideally as short as possible without stubbing it out👍
Спасибо всем сварщикам, делящимися своим мастерством. Больших разводов или стёжек, вчера сварил электродами "лб, японские и есаб,ок 46. Отлично заварил большими стёжками свою дышловку на прицеп. И всё благодаря мастерству здесь на видео. Спасибо добрым людям, здоровья Вам всем. Наконец то я освоил этот большой шов.😊😉🙃🙂 в свои 58лет😅😂🙋
Richtig gut und wenn es Anfänger sind und nicht verstehen sollen sie auch so oft wie möglich Üben ,
du hast es auch gezeigt mit dem Strom Einstellungen für jedes Stil und am Ende auch die Unterschiede zum pendeln gezeigt warum es so aussieht wer das nicht begreift soll garnicht zum schweissen anfangen . Wer die grünt Kenntnisse hat der versteht es Danke für deine Mühen für das Video 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
You're hand is superb,
Can you do a video on just one topic : reading the weld puddle when stick welding?
(SECOND COMMENT) ...one side to the other. Adjust heat so the weld is almost flat when the bead is done that's when you know you got good penetration. It's literally all about practice. I watch behind the arc at the dim area where the puddle cools. If it looks like both pieces are cooling evenly and not more on one piece than the other then I don't adjust my circles or stick angle. But when you just start out, pay attention to that area and slightly change your method and see how it affects the cooling puddle.
Problem with welding is people think they can study it and ask a million questions and it will just suddenly become clear to them. When in reality you just need to practice all day everyday and by the end of the week, you'll probably understand how to do it right.
(FIRST COMMENT)Just practice. Don't get complacent and only try one method. Once you can build knowledge on what you were doing and how the weld turned out you can tweak your method. Just don't hold the rod too far from the material otherwise you get pinholes. Always lead the stuck across the joint, don't push the puddle. I've always had the best luck with small circles, just be consistent with them and the weld will be parallel from
Yeah, Electo Welding. love it
i am a welder with 2 years of experience and i can give an advice for all 3 of these types of "layering":
6013 can be defined as 2 in 1 (can be used like 6010 and 7018)
unless you give a shit, then call it 6013
going straight: that is literally what 6013 is used for.
weaves: one of the best ways to hold two plates (or any metal) together. however, it takes practice in order to keep a "straight" line.
circles: do NOT do this! your just sandwiching slag in between each layer.
(don't believe me? try doing butt-plate like that as a cap and bend it, you'll see all the slag in between each layer come out.)
all-in-all: 2 of the welds look great! your weave's look spot-on! but circles does not work well in any welds (unless your a shitty RV repair man, then go ahead).
Love watching welding.
thanks bro the video is very helpful
thank you for showing your technics. very helpful.
Superbe video, sans commentaire, très explicite. J'ai beaucoup appris; MERCI!
The reason he showed you this is for different fill and weld, vertical, T weld, angle plate or pipe. Seen first comment of watching for 7 minutes.
Хотелось бы всё это увидеть на деталях толщиной 1,5-2 мм.а 10мм сварить ума много не надо....
Вот вот.я пробовал на метала мм 10.ванну видно шов супер.на тонком метале не видно ничего
Вот именно
Я не до*уя сварщик. А что собственно тут автор пытается рассказать?
Что-то мне подсказывает, что тонкий металл так не варят)
@@КрасноеЗнамя-л4х посмотри на ток и ореол вокруг шва. На первом максимальный ток и перегрев в зоне сварки. На втором и последнем соответственно меньше при большей ширине самого шва.
스틱 전기용접도 잘 보았습니다.
3가지 위빙방법을 한 플레이트에 모아서 보게되니
위빙에따른 비드결 차이를 확인하기 더 쉽고 보기가 좋네요
항상 좋은영상 감사 드립니다👍👍🔥🔥
GREAT STUFF
티그뿐 아니라 다양한 분야에서 실력을 보여주시네요.
용접기술은 예술, 학문과 같아서 끝이 없어 보입니다.
용접자세와 전류,전압, 모재, 필러금속의 재질과 피복성분에 따라 다양한 변수가 있어니 위빙도 간단히 정의하기 힘들 겁니다.
And let's not forget the placement of the grounding clamp!
Great video
이 분은 티그뿐만 아니라 막대기도 잘 하시네… 혹시 가능 하시다면 알루미늄 스풀건도 올려주세요 👍👍
Thank you.MASTER
Tehnik yang bagus. Tank you
Very good example 💯
Lovely welding.. are you using 7018 rods 2.5mm? That’s what we use on our videos and the results come out lovely.
Hola, consulta, tienes videos de esos mismo pero en diferentes posiciones que me dejes para verlo? Muy bueno tu contenido, saludos !
finally a stick a welding im waiting for this thanks bro
한여름 더운데 고생하십니다.
Excellent
아크로 배관파이프 빽넣는것좀 알려주세요.티그+아크이거나 티그 +co2로 배관 파이프 하는것도 올려주시거나 아크로 빽내고 아크로 돌리거나 co2로 빽내고 배관 니꾸채우는것도 올려주세요.궁금하네요.보고싶습니다.
Good work bro
I like the tutorial 👍👍👍👍
Very nice video 😍👍
Спасибо за труды
What is a diference between these 3 methods?
O filé da goiaba! Parabéns!
beautiful no words nice work
Which tint glass is perfect? Can you please suggest
Wow very nice
Где на практике может пригодиться такая сварка? У нас в России не варят стерильные пластины в нижнем положении. Как правило из земли выкапывают две пластины толщиной 60-70 мм, макают в солидол, делают разделку кромок шириной 1/10 метра, находят максимально толстый электрод, (за не имением оного арматурину) и варят на максимально возможном токе обычно 300-500а( обязательно нужно приговаривать про себя " ток ураганный - шов монолитный")
Название: Почему нужно учиться плетению в электросварке?
Видео на этот вопрос не отвечает
What is the difference with using a Chinese 6013 rod vs a Lincoln 6013 rod ?
What electrode diameter and type is it 6018 my guest?
Top la vidéo 📼 du travail de pro sujet clair précis
Al buen entendedor pocas palabras :) gracias por el video nunca pensé en disminuir o aumentar el amperaje al estar trabajando.
nice to say what rod your using 7018? 6010? 6013?
Felicitaciones amigo .bien explicado . gracias . Desde Colombia
OOOh! "Slag Peel"! We love that. I was very much wondering about the type of rod! People don't like 6013 here so much, but they aren't getting the beautiful bead and clean slag release that we see here. Are these Korean welding rods? ESAB? I got some from India online that behaved very well, and gave clean results, but not like this.
Excellente vidéo. Merci du partage
Are you using rubber handshakes while welding if I may ask?
Weaving is actually frowned upon in most shops, stringers are the way to go.
Oxy ace. Welding? That’s a tad different than tig mig stick
@Ban this youtube also, not sure why they frown upon it, but I learned weaving in school for stick and when I got a job welding, they said not to do that. I have a cousin in pipe welding, whose welded for years and he said it’s called Texas weaving haha
Editnya pake apa boss bisa jelas apinya.
Great skills
What welding rod you use?
Good vidio welding with electroda 6013 👍
perfect video with good examples of showing 👌🏻
Ini baru ttrial yg plg jls.mks
Nice!
Excellente vidéo c'est claire et limpide
Good lesson to be learn .
3th one is the most difficult one but looks veryy nice
А с каких пор колебательные движения называются плетением?
om gimana caranya agar tidak gerak² tangannya, stabil gitu tangannya ga tremor
I have a quesTion sir. . Why the color get darker as shown on that vlog...
Very cool
Кольцами варю обычно, когда надо заполнить большой вертикальный зазор
That 6013 has a formula very different than my first Lincoln.
Profesional 👍
고산화티탄계여서 그런지 세 가지가 별 차이가 없어보이네요..
Thank you for lowering the brightness on this. I worked in a welding shop for the longest time, and my biggest fear was getting flashed and losing my sight. Plenty of these RUclipsrs these days don't make any effort to lower the brightness, and I feel like I'm shouting at an idiot apprentice all over again.
I had a talk with a kid I work with about Flash burns. He swore he knew what it felt like but never spent a night at home on the couch with tears running down his face feeling like there were thorns under his eyelids.....I told him he's never been flashed. He begs to differ.
He never used a shield that wasn't auto-darkening and didn't understand that you can get flash burns from just 1 second glances a couple times in a day and it could ruin your whole night. I told him I hope he never gets it, but if he does he'll know it. And to remember to cut potatoes and place them over his eyes to relieve the pain, so he can get some sleep.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot The problem with early apprentices these days is they seem to think that, because they did their work experience in high school and their apprenticeship for a couple years, they've seen and experienced everything. Confidence is good, especially if it means you have the actual experience to back it up. But claiming you know just to make it seem like you're more experienced for the job is only going to cost you some serious shit in the future.
I once watched an apprentice take a grinder to the face. Took off half the skin on his nose. He was lucky his nose didn't come OFF, all things considered. 'Well I've never needed a face shield before.' Pray you don't, but just wear the damn P.P.E. anyways. Whether it be self darkening helmets or a mask. Just because you THINK you know the pain and can 'handle' it isn't worth you losing your sight- or worse, you life.
@@pokealja only exception is gloves (except in welding or hand tools/sportsstill optional in welding just dont cry when you have sunburns and increased risk of skin cancer) but never EVER wear gloves with rotating power tools they will grab them and pull you in especially wire wheels even drills can seriously injure you if you wear gloves or even kill you if your lucky it will just take your hands skin off instead of fingers and breaking bones.
@@jamesordwayultralightpilot you’ve experienced true arc eye if you agree that the tears feel like heaven when they’re flowing.
So it is 6013 at around 100 amps, but what is the rod thickness? And is this DCEP or DCEN?
Great video thanks sir for that
So, at first, I disagreed a little bit, then I realized that it's 601x rod, not 7018, lol. 7018 is a bit different technique and behavior. It would not produce such a nice weld running that height/angle, and the asthetics would be off with those movements. For 60 series, these are very nice welds. Going to retry these next time I pick up some 6010, which is rare.
My boss loves 6011 and mostly because It says they work with less than clean metals....so they never clean anything before they weld it and it shows...
Great💪💪💪💪
진짜 올려주셨네 잘 보겠습니다.
전기용접에 위빙을 하는 이유가 뭔가요?
What electrod do u use?6013 or 7018?
Электроды волшебные какие-то, шлак сам отваливается😳
просто сухие качественные электроды+правильно подобранный ток
@@forzenflame6396 плюс правильно подобранная рука и отсутствие пор))
Обычный рутил но хороший. Типа ОК-46
@@forzenflame6396 ну не только это. К примеру если хорошо вести шов без отрыва, тоже самое получаеться, а ток иногда выставляю больше чем нужно
@@victorbond9022 ок 46 тоже считаются электродами?
According to thickness, it needs to adjust amperes. When performing elec-welding, just do it. If you wanna make a clear line.
Show, artista da solda, tô aprendendo muito, obrigado amigo.
아크 용접시 위빙을 빙글빙글 돌려서 하는게 가장 좋다는 말인거죠?