Thanks for The Complement. But No Time were working 60 to 70 Hours Now. I was a Tool & Die Welder for 20 years, Then got into Fab. after 08. When the Economy Crashed.
I appreciate your video and I’m sure it will help someone just starting out. I noticed in one of your replies to a previous comment that you said you were watching out for the boss so, I know it’s not your decision but, why would one want to weld that particular material thickness and bead size with hard wire? Seems metal core or gas shielded flux core would be a far more efficient choice.
ER 70S-3 is mild steel. The weld bead size is what they want. AWS Standards for bead size is Half the Thickness of the thinnest material. Thanks for the Comment. I’m here to help.
Coś tam myślisz Panie spawaczu ale proponuję ci ustawić się nie potej stronie co teraz jesteś tylko podrugiej stronie wtedy widzisz jak spoina się układa no i lodejke układając rób palnikiem duże C a spoiny wyjdzie super i bez podtopień pozdr polski spawacz w zawodzie 35 lat obecnie na emeryturze pozdr😊😊
Love his intent... then sticks his arm in front of the camera. LOL Wish the guy would stick a extra helmet over the camera/phone and stick it closer to the weld so we can see better. I'm wondering why no wire wheel rather than the needler. But... THANK GOD for no stupid muzak! I hate it when guys make welding vids into music vids.
Wut??? wut??? iam kinda lost: a 0.35inch or 0.9mm wire, at 23.5V, at 615ipm or 15.6m/s THATS NOT A SPRAY TRANSFER. It doesn't matter what kind of welding gas you are using. More correct way to describe this transfer mode is intermediate or dip transfer. You kind SIR seem to be a experienced welder but... the welding proses DOES NOT sound like spray transfer nor the bead looks like one. With all due respect.
@@GreatLakesReliance ahh... (press X to doubt) i have very little experience running 0.35 wire... but i mainly run 0.40/1mm or 0.45/1.2mm wire. So the best and easiest way to tell when you are doing spray transfer is sound. There will be no that frying bacon BS, you aim for hissing. In YOUR case SIR i would recommend to start at least at 25v and around 400ipm. Of course every machine is little bit different, every wire as well. PS thanks for reply and would love to see what settings actually are needed for spray transfer in this case. Marry Xmas.
I'm not really understanding why you're using .035 wire on such heavy material. I realize that you can make it work but time is money, this just seems stupid to me.
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These are some beautiful professional welds. And some great advice at the end too. Thank you sir!
Thanks, I’ll be putting up more Videos Soon
You should open up a welding class on the side online your knowledge is valuable
Thanks for The Complement. But No Time were working 60 to 70 Hours Now. I was a Tool & Die Welder for 20 years, Then got into Fab. after 08. When the Economy Crashed.
Great video professor!!!✌️🫡
Wow, beutiful welds!
To jeszcze nie widzieliśmy pięknych spawow
Thank you
No doubt you are the real deal! Great video and explanation. Can you disclose the brand of wire you are using? Is it a metal core?
I’m using Lincoln Electric, ER 70S-3
Thanks my man
I appreciate your video and I’m sure it will help someone just starting out. I noticed in one of your replies to a previous comment that you said you were watching out for the boss so, I know it’s not your decision but, why would one want to weld that particular material thickness and bead size with hard wire? Seems metal core or gas shielded flux core would be a far more efficient choice.
ER 70S-3 is mild steel. The weld bead size is what they want. AWS Standards for bead size is Half the Thickness of the thinnest material. Thanks for the Comment. I’m here to help.
More.videos..truly master
Would you use a grinder with wire wheel to remove slag I think it would be quicker.
You Could, But The Nettle Scaler is Faster.
Coś tam myślisz Panie spawaczu ale proponuję ci ustawić się nie potej stronie co teraz jesteś tylko podrugiej stronie wtedy widzisz jak spoina się układa no i lodejke układając rób palnikiem duże C a spoiny wyjdzie super i bez podtopień pozdr polski spawacz w zawodzie 35 lat obecnie na emeryturze pozdr😊😊
Could you do less passes with a stick?
Don't Know. We have to Follow the WPS They Give Us.
Great video! Was it solid core wire? And what does the 95/5 do as opposed to 75/25?
95/5 is a Hotter Gas
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Love his intent... then sticks his arm in front of the camera. LOL Wish the guy would stick a extra helmet over the camera/phone and stick it closer to the weld so we can see better. I'm wondering why no wire wheel rather than the needler. But... THANK GOD for no stupid muzak! I hate it when guys make welding vids into music vids.
I agree, Had to do the Video with my Phone. and Watch out for the Boss. Lol. I'll be putting up Some Better one's soon.
@@GreatLakesReliance yea, can tell you were looking out for someone/something. No worries... decent vid.
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I feel you brother 😂
Why don't you show us how it's done lol? I don't imagine it's easy as an amateur to present, record, and weld, without a few rough edges.
Is that short-circuit transfer?
Spray transfer
Sir its better if you have someone assist you with the camera....
I Agree, I was Thinking the Same Thing.
Wut??? wut??? iam kinda lost: a 0.35inch or 0.9mm wire, at 23.5V, at 615ipm or 15.6m/s THATS NOT A SPRAY TRANSFER. It doesn't matter what kind of welding gas you are using. More correct way to describe this transfer mode is intermediate or dip transfer. You kind SIR seem to be a experienced welder but... the welding proses DOES NOT sound like spray transfer nor the bead looks like one. With all due respect.
Just one more thing a 0.35 wire on 3/8 plate is a waste of time.
I Guess it's on the Edge of Spray going into Short Circuit Transfer. and we use 95/5 gas
It's not 3/8 Plate. I'm putting down a 3/8 Fill it. 0.35 is what They want up to use.
@@GreatLakesReliance ok, my bad... top plate looks like 50mm (yes Iam European).
@@GreatLakesReliance ahh... (press X to doubt) i have very little experience running 0.35 wire... but i mainly run 0.40/1mm or 0.45/1.2mm wire. So the best and easiest way to tell when you are doing spray transfer is sound. There will be no that frying bacon BS, you aim for hissing. In YOUR case SIR i would recommend to start at least at 25v and around 400ipm. Of course every machine is little bit different, every wire as well. PS thanks for reply and would love to see what settings actually are needed for spray transfer in this case. Marry Xmas.
I'm not really understanding why you're using .035 wire on such heavy material. I realize that you can make it work but time is money, this just seems stupid to me.
That's what The WPS, says to use. I Just do what They Want. It's There Money.