Bro thanks to you I passed my 5 p downhill 6 inch schd 80 pipe test I’ve tig welded and 7018 stick most of my time in the trade but I learned my 5 p downhill from you I passed my test yesterday thank you bro these vids saved me and my family’s life’s for real can’t thank you enough
Have been welding for 37 years, everything under the sun but NEVER down hill. Been running this on 6in. for the last 2 weeks. Much respect to your skills, I teach welding and thanks for a great down to earth smack down. I tip my hat to you. Mine looks nothing like that.....
I didn't really understand he confused me, was he saying point the rod and the arc towards the side the puddle is sticking too, Or point it to the opposite side the puddles not sticking too?
Thanks brother. Were good now, just had to take care of some priorities first, but we're back. Check out the 'channel updates' playlist for the exciting news!
learning to weld with one hand is the best advice that you can give to anyone , I have one hand one the remote and one on the stinger at all times . If that red half moon gets close and catches up with the rod crank it up . light up with 5/32 on top then switch to 1/8 on the tight bottom .
Awesome video man thanks if you do another one I wouldn't mind seeing more of the finished weld after you're done welding and explain how you controlling it and why the world sitting the way it is cuz sometimes I think I'm running just fine and then my weld doesn't sit but I'm not sure at what part I screwed up
Ive always ran a metabo blade through the jam up spots of the pipe. Thats a perfect gap for me personally is a metabo gap. Whatever that comes out to be .045
Jake, Love your work mate and thanks for the instruction and help your putting out there. You gotta stay healthy though, check the new guidance from the UK Health and Safety Executive on mild steel welding fume now classified as carcinogenic. It's advised RPE (air fed hoods) is used even outdoors to protect the welder and anyone in the area. Burn hot and stay safe brother...
Jacob it's happened to me before wider on one side and tide on the other . Sometimes I just rotate my wrist a little it'll burn that fingernail off with some pressure also.
Hey Jacob I have been looking on the tube on how to weld 6010 all the way out for chill water I'm having trouble with it maybe you can show some of your experience with this process it would be greatly appreciated by the way good videoes
What settings are used on the camera to focus better on the weld? Most of the time it would appear over exposed and too harsh on camera, so great shots of the welds!
I'm not a welder. But I have seen a video of a guy that says you can use arc length whipping and how fast instead of changing amperage. Or is that not an approved way. Just curious and interested in what you guys do.
Genuine question...... Does everyone say Root like that in your area? (meaning regional slang, I don't know where you're from) Awesome job as always. I've been subb'd for a long time. Never seen a bad video yet.
@@JacobSchofield WOW!!! You did answer! This is the first time I communicate with someone like this. Well back to "tangents". Just tangents in general. What are they and what are they used for?
Bro thanks to you I passed my 5 p downhill 6 inch schd 80 pipe test I’ve tig welded and 7018 stick most of my time in the trade but I learned my 5 p downhill from you I passed my test yesterday thank you bro these vids saved me and my family’s life’s for real can’t thank you enough
Have been welding for 37 years, everything under the sun but NEVER down hill. Been running this on 6in. for the last 2 weeks. Much respect to your skills, I teach welding and thanks for a great down to earth smack down. I tip my hat to you. Mine looks nothing like that.....
Great info on fighting high low and fingernails. Took me a while to learn how to manipulate the rod to counter that. Thanks for the video.
I didn't really understand he confused me, was he saying point the rod and the arc towards the side the puddle is sticking too, Or point it to the opposite side the puddles not sticking too?
@@Imthemfman move the rod towards the fingernail. Its counter intuitive like a rudder on a ship.
You nailed this one. Too many guys don't practice misfits and they need to as you will run into them more often than you think. Great information man!
thank you Gregg you have to be able to fix things for sure.
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Hey Jake what kind/brand of shirt is that. I like it. I wear Martin Brothers.
Good video as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video buddy! Thanks for sharing the details 👍🇺🇸
Great video I learned something
Glad you enjoyed it
Jake, you the man. Keep doing what you do.
Great job..i learn alot of tips watching you..thanks for sharing it's very helpful watching you ..
Good work, had to show this to a friend. He liked it as well.
Right on keep em coming!
Man I know you’re busy with life, we miss your vids brother! I hope everything’s going good!!!!
Thanks brother. Were good now, just had to take care of some priorities first, but we're back. Check out the 'channel updates' playlist for the exciting news!
Jake you have a great on camera presents , keep it up. give that bride of yours and you boy a big hug for me, Take care. Dave
learning to weld with one hand is the best advice that you can give to anyone , I have one hand one the remote and one on the stinger at all times . If that red half moon gets close and catches up with the rod crank it up . light up with 5/32 on top then switch to 1/8 on the tight bottom .
love the instructions, I need way more practice,your a ace Jacob Schofield.
Good one there bro.
Tricks of the trade! 👌🤠😎
Awesome video man thanks if you do another one I wouldn't mind seeing more of the finished weld after you're done welding and explain how you controlling it and why the world sitting the way it is cuz sometimes I think I'm running just fine and then my weld doesn't sit but I'm not sure at what part I screwed up
And maybe make some of the mistakes you're talking about on purpose so we can see what they look like
Great again Jake thanks for sharing
Nice welding Jacob
Ive always ran a metabo blade through the jam up spots of the pipe.
Thats a perfect gap for me personally is a metabo gap. Whatever that comes out to be .045
Great video! Alot of good info again. Keep it up brother.
Jake, Love your work mate and thanks for the instruction and help your putting out there.
You gotta stay healthy though, check the new guidance from the UK Health and Safety Executive on mild steel welding fume now classified as carcinogenic.
It's advised RPE (air fed hoods) is used even outdoors to protect the welder and anyone in the area. Burn hot and stay safe brother...
Great video.
Very good work jake 😉🤙
Jacob it's happened to me before wider on one side and tide on the other . Sometimes I just rotate my wrist a little it'll burn that fingernail off with some pressure also.
Jacob...planes do "landings" welders do "lands"
Yessir good tips
If only someone made a stinger holder that has a slide knob, to control the amps as your welding, like a foot pedal does in TIG welding.
Hey Jacob I have been looking on the tube on how to weld 6010 all the way out for chill water I'm having trouble with it maybe you can show some of your experience with this process it would be greatly appreciated by the way good videoes
My passion welding works but ï am in college now sml just put gods firsts 📝👀🌎💪🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦👩🏻💻💶💶
Awesome Video Jacob, always wondered where you got that cool looking welding cap
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What settings are used on the camera to focus better on the weld? Most of the time it would appear over exposed and too harsh on camera, so great shots of the welds!
I like that you ant a welder if you can't feel up a gap.
So what's the trick too putting a bead in with 5)32 6010 on 42 inch hard pipe. Seems hard to keep your bead flattening out on the sides and bottom
I'm not a welder. But I have seen a video of a guy that says you can use arc length whipping and how fast instead of changing amperage. Or is that not an approved way. Just curious and interested in what you guys do.
What kind/brand of shirt is that?
I couldn't understand you but did you say if you punch through on the hot pass that its fixable? I'd like to see that.
Brandon D grind it down, run a 1/8 to repair hole, then hit pass over it. Happens everyday on the line. No biggie
Just what Ethan said
Save it
Do you know where any tests are? My buddy is looking for some
Please define what you are calling a fingernail?
It’s when a rod instead of burning off even starts to burn off one side.
what electrodes are you using
Where did you get the orange cable for the stinger and how long would you recommend getting it 100 foot
I believe he said i a previous video his are 125 foot
Long time no see
chase allen I know sorry brother
It’s fine
How is Balin
Genuine question...... Does everyone say Root like that in your area? (meaning regional slang, I don't know where you're from) Awesome job as always. I've been subb'd for a long time. Never seen a bad video yet.
Why not use a 5/32 for larger opening in the first place.
I've done both . if you have a wreck though it is a bigger wreck
Makes sense brother!
Keep up the good work man enjoy all you videos
Anyone know where a good place to order a pancake hood at??
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What are you running you miller at for soft and stiff settings? Ive been messing with mine and cant get a good mix so I leave it around 5 stiff
So I’m on 3 for my soft. I run everything about there. It’s a little more watery but you don’t really have to worry about trapping anytjing
@@JacobSchofield ill try it out. Stock program?
Jacob, what is a tangent?
Like in a 45 degree offset or what are you thinking?
@@JacobSchofield WOW!!! You did answer! This is the first time I communicate with someone like this. Well back to "tangents". Just tangents in general. What are they and what are they used for?
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Sorry check the link here for explanation mate www.hse.gov.uk/safetybulletins/mild-steel-welding-fume.htm
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