That’s the most perfect fucking tig root I’ve ever seen my guy! Currently practicing for my pipe cert in May and I’m watching a lot of your videos pretty much everyday! Quick question. So, I’ve been freehanding all my passes but I’d like to have a more consistent pattern so I’m learning to walk the cup. If you’re walking the cup on a cap, do you tend to hold the torch upside-down or by its handle? Thanks again for the sick tutorial!
I also like a little heavier root. Thanks for all your vids. You have helped me a lot. I absolutely love welding all day everyday. Keep up the good work Sensei!!!
hello champ. The big handels you weld with. *Do you have a site where you can buy them ? I weld Kempi but wonder if you could fit it on mine air cooled. BR welder in cph
Добрий день маю надію, що коментарі українською теж приймаються. Маю досвід зварювальника електродами 10 років, як на суші так і в морі, збираюся оволодіти TIG, базові навики маю, пару разів доводилося зварювати цим методом.Порадьте будь ласка де можна пройти продуктивні курси TIG в Польші? P.S: рівень вашої англійської вражає, скільки років розмовляєте?
All comments are welcome here brother, no matter where you from or what religion you are. I wish I could help you more, but I don’t know anything about that region. I’m from Croatia originally and thank you for your compliment. Hopefully someone here will help you out with that , good luck! 👍
Can you do a video on sch40 stainless the gap keeps closing fast and the bottom of my root is always flush I can’t read the puddle as well. Carbon I have down but stainless has been a bitch. Love your videos !!!
Svaka čast maestro kanal je stvarno zanimljiv i poučan 😉 Ako ćeš ikad imati vremena jel možeš malo pojasniti kroz video tu inklinaciju volframa u odnosu na žicu! Pozdrav iz Švedske
This is where you’ll see ‘Needle Purging’ on the final weld of a piping system. This is done with ice dams either side of the joint and the weld area is back purged with a hypodermic needle. Just before you close the weld, the needle is pulled out and the root is quickly sealed. It will still likely leave a pin-prick sized area of oxidation in the root but this may be acceptable depending on acceptance criteria
Thanks for ur tips u the best teacher one question for me Sasol South Africa when u weld at the bottom ur wire is move side to side push or u just push it at the center???
It cannot be overstated how helpful and talented you are sir. I’m getting better day by day practicing at work and home and still your consistency and knowledge is astounding and inspiring us to do and be better 🙏
I have watched alot of your videos but never seen you strike arc ? how do you start arc and not leave any tungsten in weld , i never strike on outside of my pipe. Thanks sir for good videos.
I know I will never reach your level, but just watching you weld is an honor. Like watching Michael Jordan play basketball 👍🏽
Thank you my friend, that’s a really huge compliment , and I really appreciate it 🙏👍
You can reach his level you just have to put in the work like he did too get to that level,don’t ever sell yourself short sir!!
@@bighank6213 i second on this!
Do not say that of yourself brother. Words have power remember that.
I keep learning something everytime i watch your videos
Big love from my country 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Happy to hear that!
I'm from Nigeria, I am interested in learning more about TIG welding. please can get a help
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Thanks for shared this video.
In this moment I am going to do a root on the pipe 8”
Brazilian guys likes your video.
Thanks, happy to hear that 💪
That’s the most perfect fucking tig root I’ve ever seen my guy! Currently practicing for my pipe cert in May and I’m watching a lot of your videos pretty much everyday!
Quick question. So, I’ve been freehanding all my passes but I’d like to have a more consistent pattern so I’m learning to walk the cup. If you’re walking the cup on a cap, do you tend to hold the torch upside-down or by its handle? Thanks again for the sick tutorial!
Thanks bud, for better control, you hold your handle and walk the cup with bottom part of your nozzle.
The Best.
Dang that root! 😍
Nice welding sir
I also like a little heavier root. Thanks for all your vids. You have helped me a lot. I absolutely love welding all day everyday. Keep up the good work Sensei!!!
Great to hear!💪👍
These videos are very helpful thank you
Glad you like them!
I’d be interested in a long shot so I could see your physical positioning as you weld. Having a hard time picturing your
Beautiful work just amazing how easy you make it look wow very inspiring thank you for all the advice;)
Thank you! Cheers!🍻
hello champ. The big handels you weld with. *Do you have a site where you can buy them ? I weld Kempi but wonder if you could fit it on mine air cooled. BR welder in cph
It’s Miller brand, you can check their website.
@@X3MTIG is it the A250 series ? For high amperage? Air cooled you use?
yeah but the 150 or the 200 model handle?@@X3MTIG
you spoke about a better brand in terms of heat.
Can you do a video on your body movement?
Let's also see the body position and movement
You mean like, watching my body movements on “Macarena” tunes ?🧐
@@X3MTIG 😂😂
No boss 😂
Body movement 🧎🧎
What type rod and diameter are you using for the bridge rod ?
Carbon pipe, use carbon rod, size depends upon pipe thickness and gap, from 1/2” and above.
Hallow Sir. I'm doing a 6g test on a 2" and 6" tomorrow and I really need your advice. I'm from PNG.
Feler rood are
S6 or S2....?
Добрий день маю надію, що коментарі українською теж приймаються. Маю досвід зварювальника електродами 10 років, як на суші так і в морі, збираюся оволодіти TIG, базові навики маю, пару разів доводилося зварювати цим методом.Порадьте будь ласка де можна пройти продуктивні курси TIG в Польші?
P.S: рівень вашої англійської вражає, скільки років розмовляєте?
All comments are welcome here brother, no matter where you from or what religion you are. I wish I could help you more, but I don’t know anything about that region. I’m from Croatia originally and thank you for your compliment. Hopefully someone here will help you out with that , good luck! 👍
@@X3MTIG hello, im to from ua wanna ask anyway or sense learn weld if i physically weak? 55kg body/180cm, cant lift ballons etc
can you please tell me what amps you use for sch 10 stainless 🙏
Hi sir i would appreciate if u will do more videos how to weld stainless and all tricks also .thx u
What diameter wire are you using 2.4 or 3.2
3.2
Can you do a video on sch40 stainless the gap keeps closing fast and the bottom of my root is always flush I can’t read the puddle as well. Carbon I have down but stainless has been a bitch. Love your videos !!!
If I ever get a chance I will
would you know right off the top whats the difference in amps would be between 4" scd 80 and 2" scd 80 ?
DW FF
Love the tip about using a flapper disc on the cup. Going to try it out
Root is a perfection brother. Love the tutorial and all your advices! 👍🏽
Thanks brother 👍
Exelente video maestro saludos cordiales desde Puerto Rico
Greetings to 🇵🇷 👍
Looks nice . Question did you buff or grind your cap ?
No I didn’t, but you can buff with wire wheel.
Thank you for the video! I have a problem with the pivot seam, that the root is pushed inward.
Nice technique and great video! Thx Lad.
You bet
Hand movement video please
Me siento reflejado.en este profesor..🎉
hey X3M TIG any tips on avoiding it sagging and when doing the bottom part of the root?
Not much tips for that, something you have to learn on your own, control your puddle and adjust torch inclination.
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Nice
Very nice welding I just love watching your videos
Glad you like them!
Svaka čast maestro kanal je stvarno zanimljiv i poučan 😉
Ako ćeš ikad imati vremena jel možeš malo pojasniti kroz video tu inklinaciju volframa u odnosu na žicu!
Pozdrav iz Švedske
Hvala ti, smislit cemo nesto u jednom od videa, Pozdrav!
When your purging stainless people say to vent the end for the final tie in what if you can’t vent the end of the pipe for final tie in on root
Should always vent, argons heavier than air. On spools vent anywhere possible on fittings or turn down flowrate for tie in, never easy for site work.
This is where you’ll see ‘Needle Purging’ on the final weld of a piping system. This is done with ice dams either side of the joint and the weld area is back purged with a hypodermic needle. Just before you close the weld, the needle is pulled out and the root is quickly sealed. It will still likely leave a pin-prick sized area of oxidation in the root but this may be acceptable depending on acceptance criteria
Thanks for ur tips u the best teacher one question for me Sasol South Africa when u weld at the bottom ur wire is move side to side push or u just push it at the center???
Ты очень крут мужик! Откуда ты родом? У тебя как будто бы такой родной акцент…
Salutări din România îmi place cum lucrezi !😊
Bonjour, le métal d'apport fait quelle taille ? Merci
Eu gosto mesmo solda mãos falta de condição da vida
Always enjoy watching your videos and learning new imporant tips. Good scene shot from insaid of the pipe. Thanks for sharing
Happy to hear that 👍
It cannot be overstated how helpful and talented you are sir. I’m getting better day by day practicing at work and home and still your consistency and knowledge is astounding and inspiring us to do and be better 🙏
Thank you my friend, happy to hear that, and keep up the good work 👍
Can you fill to flush on sch80 in one pass after the hot pass
You could, but don’t recommend if it’s for x ray …
I have watched alot of your videos but never seen you strike arc ? how do you start arc and not leave any tungsten in weld , i never strike on outside of my pipe. Thanks sir for good videos.
Thanks for your comment… initial arc I always start on the bevel prior to weld the root pass, and after that I always strike an arc on the weld…
Lift start works good to just tap and when you lift it starts not all machines have it