Tig Welding Steel Laps Joints Practice
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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This video is on tig welding lap joints.
I had some small drop pieces left over from a previous video and so i thought a quick video on tig welding lap joints in 11 ga crs made sense.
It's so refreshing to watch a RUclips video where the content creator identifies a commercial as a commercial. It goes a long way to establishing trust.
Just thought i´d let you know I really appreciate your approach to selling your stuff. I always get a complete sense of honesty, and add that to the fact that your clearly know what you´re talking about, makes me recommend your shop to others. Great video as always.
thanks very much
Hey Jody as a 55 yr old rookie can you share all of the settings you used? Looks like good practice and I can use it
Thanks
Keith
I agree with Danni regarding Jody's approach to selling his wares. He is straight up about it and always tells you ahead of time. He doesn't force it down your throat. He only shows you good stuff that he will use (and does obviously use in all his videos).
The end result is not an advertisement. Its a friend telling other friends "Hey, check out this new thing I got. I've been working with it for xx days/weeks and I really like it. Let me show you WHY I like it and WHY I am using it and WHY I want to show it to you. If you want one too, I have some."
No shill video. Just a friend looking out for ya.
Thank you Jody!!! Thats one of many reasons you have the loyal following you do. You look out for us all and we appreciate it.
I couldn't put my finger on it but, That is an excellent way of explaining how he advertises. I almost feel bad about not needing the stuff he sells lol.
Chuckee209 for instance, could not PAY ME to buy any of the crap he shills for. Even if I needed it,. he rubs me the wrong way
Gotta support furic cups. Funny how he has a non intentional monopoly on high end Tig cups. Lol. Just got some FUPAs love them!!!! Reminds me of the first time I ran a mellinum arc stick rod vs an Excalibur lol
Another great video! I like that your voice isn't too loud when you're doing the commentary. Gives a good clam vibe. You can tell you care about teaching us well, as well. Thank you
I would like to know who's the few idiots who never like Jodys videos, So honest and so polite. and gives up a lot of time to help people
Versus the quality and quantity of info that Jodi provides us FOR FREE I have zero issues with him pushing his wares, man's got to eat!
Thanks Jody. I'm 55 and just started welding. Taking classes at the local tech school. The videos really help..
I like the back to basics in this video, a lot of information that I had trouble finding on my own, even using the internet. This is far more useful to me than your podcasts!
Furick cups added to the cart.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. They are appreciated by all
Just ordered a Furick #8 kit and the mounting kit for #17/#26 torch from you. Great stuff in the store just wish I found it earlier.
A few weeks ago I ordered a new regulator from a swedish welding store and they sell something called Tig-finger from weldmonger 😀. I bought one and the label pointed me in the right direction and I have now had a couple of RUclips evenings watching your channel, sooo much good information and super crisp welding shots. Really enjoying every minute!
One thing I can't find much about is fumes and ventilation. For us weekend warriors a dedicated extraction system is only a dream and using a fan blows away the argon. I'm using a Miller/Elipse p100 respirator as often as I can and when I'm not sure what metal I'm working on. So much free scrap metal around with nasty zinc and cadmium coatings 😷
Great practice tips!! Thanks for showing how to install the clear cups!!
JD Brewer what colour tungsten are you using
I'm signing up for a MIG course at Rochester (NY) Arc & Flame Center soon. I mentioned I've been watching your channel and the staffer I was speaking to recognized it. I hope to take the TIG course next and plan on visiting weldmonger for supplies as soon as I can swing the welder. Keep up the great work. Its much appreciated.
Top notch as always! I just started replaying all the podcasts last last night during my night shift made it through 7 of them, it's cool to catch stuff I didn't the first time. Thanks for all you do
Very nice welds. I really appreciate u showing the instructional part of the vid first and announcing the commercial part of the vid. I bought the Furick #8 pkg and they work great.
The advert at the end, MOST Appreciated, order placed for my #9 flex head torch, been wanting a gas lens and see thru cup for years, no Idea why I waited so long.
This guy is awesome! I've learned so much from him even after all my schooling!!
Not to mention all his products are legit!
Can never wait to see wat he's going to do next
Great video as always!!The godfather of these videos..And omg the arcshot action here is insane!!Top quailty hands down bar none!Thanks for the great content here on youtube and the Podcast..
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise, I e learned many things from you and JD Brewer. I went and bought a XMT 304 CC-CV Miller inverter and a Metabo 7" grinder. I've been building my work shop behind my house, so I can build different things. Greetings from Pittsburg Texas the home of Carrol Shelby, my father and I worked for him since 1981.
i am not even a welder but i love your videos. pretty cool.
Ive done 2 welding programs i learn more from you and JD Brewer then school could ever teach me im pretty sure im a visual learner. Keep em coming !!!!
Craig Ebel I second this comment I've been thru 2 classes also and didn't learn much because the teacher was a idiot
I don't mind the "commercial" at all. I haven't done any TIG welding and was a bit confused about the hardware and the types of torches. This helped me a bit. It may be worthwhile for many viewers if you do a video sometime comparing the different types of torches and the variations and reasons for using one vs. another. This sort of thing helps us newbies determine what equipment to consider. I know you have talked about it here-and-there, but a more comprehensive comparison would be great.
One thing you may have mentioned at some point ...I bet the pyrex cups don't scuff metal like the ceramic ones do when you are walking the cup.
Another helpful tip on tight arc practicing that I've learned is favoring that arc slightly more on the flat piece as you see here. I learned that when I add tiny filler rod at higher amps. Like welding 1/8 steel and adding .045 filler. I like favoring the arc more on the bottom rather than the root. With proper torch angle it seems to prevent the rod from balling up
Jody thank 's for video , and full respect from small contry Serbia .
I really enjoyed the whole video, but especially the commercial -- thanks!
Nice stuff Jody! Always very informational!
Love your mig knuckle and tig finger! Just got my work to order some of the mig ones for some flux core welding. Can’t wait until they come in!
Love your vids. Getting my AAS in welding getting towards the end of the program starting to decide what I want to take my AWS qualification in. Just getting into Tig. I love it comes very natural. Helps I was pretty good with an old-school OA torch. It's great to basically get demos from someone else not that I don't have good instructors. Just got some FUPA cups. Lil FYI for anyone who read this far the little containers they sell for like custom mix craft paint. I think mine are 1'' FUPA fits in there really nice with some bubble wrap keeps them nice and safe
As always....great video! I'm planning on buying a tig welder soon and this video makes me want to go now. I will be purchasing those clear cups...
You make this look SO easy
I enjoy your videos very much, keep up the good work!
As always a great video. Your videos are very informative and concise, which I love.
I currently have a 175a mig welder but want a tig setup badly. Unfortunately, money is an issue. I'm trying to save up for an AHP 200 and will hopefully be able to get one within the year. In the meantime I am trying to learn as much as I can about tig. Out of the all RUclips channels that relate to welding I enjoy your channel the most. Keep up the great job that you are doing.
dang you make this look so easy im taking a tig class right now and not doing very well
I love the stubby gas lens and the Furick cups.
so i love this tutorial - when i was starting i went through a lot of tungsten trying to learn fusing and trying to keep tight arc - I don't really know the solution other than practice - but it was on an Everlast machine 11ga material 90-105A setting
When you purchase from Jody you will get first class products and service , yes I have been a customer in the past and very satisfied.
Just amazing how you get those video shots, nice job.
Just ordered a set for my Eastwood MP200i machine. Looking forward to the clear cup visibility
Another good video sir! Thank you for putting out the quality content that you do. I will be ordering some Furick cups soon!
Love the videos. Keep'em coming.
I would love to see some carbon arc welding/brazing
My favorite also Jody. Use it every day
hate that I am a grown adult male and TIG makes me want to throw a tantrum. hate seeing you do it like it's nothing, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Thanks for the tutorial.
great video, excited for my stubby gas lense kit to come in the mail
Just bought these cups and goddam they are great
Great video again. I have been a hobby welder for 33 years now. My dad taught me how to mig weld when I was 8.
That being said, I have learned more from watching your videos than I have I practice. So many things that I never knew I was doing wrong. I have become a better welder for it.
Thank you.
P.S. what is your gas flow set at with the #8 frick cup?
Nice video! Would be great if you could compare the new ceramic white cup versus the glass cup.
I really need a video on dialling in a welder for MCAW as far as what to set volts and wire speed and how to manipulate them when the power source has just a click dial of 1-10 mistress of displaying the actually volts and wire speed. Gun technique would help too . IM ABOUT THE LOSE MY FIRST WELDING JOB OUT OF SChoOl.
Jody, give that Furick Ally5 cup a try on some aluminum. I used it the other week on a #17 torch and now I can not go back to the standard cups. The visibility has me spoiled.
So would you let us know what camera system you are using. HDR maybe. Let me know because have bought a few things from you. Would be nice to get the same camera so I can save my eyes.
gracias por tus vídeos, un abrazo desde Argentina
Hey Jody, I know you your videos aren't just one and done. Could you post a video of your outtakes? I feel like that would be pretty funny. Or maybe I am completely wrong. Maybe you really are one and done. Anyways awesome video.
Your a legend love all your videos..
Awesome video! I really want to get a TIG-welder.
Need your help jodie???
I mainly weld aluminium 99% of the time-using gold tip tungstens which apparently are good for both ac and dc welding, anyway the other 1% of my welding is mild steel header tanks. They are 2mm thick mild steel. I buff any millscale off before i weld them and sharpen a boatload of tungstens before i start. Ive found the point blunts quite quickly even if i dont touch off on the parent metal. I end up only doing about 6 inches to a foot of weld before having to change out to a freshly sharpened tungsten-it does my head in. Anyway , any suggestions?
My machine is a lorch and im using bout 100amps and about 10 litres a minute of argon. I also using just a wp20 torch with a no.5 regular(not gas lens) cup. Ive tried using 2%lanthanated but still fouling after about 6-9 inches of weld .rsvp an answer please
I actually enjoyed the commercial content of your video. I think you may be oversensitive to the quantity of commercial content you add and therefore include very little of it. Its stuff I certainly would like to understand more of. The right gear and how to use it to your best advantage can be as important as your technique. Don't worry, you're not being a shill!
Jody,
I'm an older guy and my sight isn't as good as it once was so I have trouble seeing the weld. I'm using a Miller Elite helmet and sometimes I weld thin metal but it's too dark to see. Perhaps you could do a video on lens numbers and welding different metals and thickness. Do you ever need or use outside light to light the weld more? I do have your glass cup but haven't used it yet.
Thanks for all your great teaching videos, I've sure learned a lot!
Rob
For as bright as the arc is while welding, you would think that provides all the light you would need, but an outside light is amazingly helpful. I am also in the bifocal generation, and between magnifying lenses and external light sources, my welding career has been extended immensely.
Me to, I use that furick # 8 more than anything else
Jody, have you used the CK Worldwide Large Diameter Gas Saver cup and lens kit? I think its a great product, I use it for Stainless Steel exhaust and headers that I make all the time.
Love your video's jody brilliant as ever, I'm struggling to tig weld fillet welds between torch angle, electrode stick out hand position on the torch it just feels awkward can't get comfortable could you do some video footage of you welding that show your body position torch angle standing sitting etc hope this makes sense 👍
coming soon
I have a really hard time tig welding I really can't really make a bead mainly when I try to add filler metal I keep getting globs on the end of the tungsten.
Jody you should do a Q and A
In one of your videos could you explain the difference in the tungsten
With that clear #8 cup at the end what cfh are you using for air? I swapped one of those on mine to try it out and I immediately started to get small amounts of porosity. When I put my old cup on it runs fine. Is it just I need more air going through it as its a bit bigger?
Good video jodi!!
Stubby gas lens is nice, but even with the long back cap a full length tungsten won't fit, are they going to come out with a longer back cap?
That is a negative point with them tbh, all i do if i use one is simply cut the tungsten into two halfs
Thanks Jody
"I use spit" lmao that's just great
Thanks for the info,, I will be ordering once I make sure my machine is working again, Oh Bye the way , How much for a bottle of Spit? LOL,, Thanks for the great videos
Hey Jody, I was wondering if you know where I can buy just the diffuser material for those furick 12 cups? I bought a couple 12s a while back and they're great, but I used up all the diffusers that came with it, and I cant find them anywhere on the internet by themselves.
Did you have any experience working on the device GYS TIG 220 AC/DC ?
Jody, will the Furick kit you sell work on the Miller Weldcraft WP-280 torch used on the Dynasty 280?
Hey jodie. Great video. Have you got the international postage sorted? I'm in Scotland and want to buy some stuff but the last time I checked you couldn't post international.
If Jody doesn't manage to sort it both CK and Furick have distributers in the UK.
Bespoke Metal Fabrications thanks but I prefer giving jodie the business as the videos help me and thousands of others.
Stuart macleod I agree entirely. I know there is a welding supply company in oxford that sell his Tig Finger range, give them a call, they may be importing other products too.
Bespoke Metal Fabrications I was state side in April and got a bunch of stuff it's the No8 pirex I'm interested in.
Thank you
Great tips, thanks.
Thanks
As always the best.why you don't using er70s2 filler rod?
the only reason is because I didnt have the right size in er70s2
I think he's said previously that he prefers the back side of the weld with er70s6, and I have found the same thing. I'm not seeing any reason to buy er70s2 anymore...?
I love my pro 8
Hey Jody. I have tried the Furick cups before and the o-ring just turned to mush after a couple passes. Using a wp20 water cooled torch. I have the CSS (can't see sh%!) and like the idea that is creates more light. Have you had this issue? Can you use it to weld aluminum? What is the max amperage recommended for these? Thanks
I push them pretty hard without issues on the o rings. I think the #8 cup is rated for 200 amps and with AC or DC. But the #12 furick cup is rated around 175 amps for DC only.
Jody, do you intend selling the new ceramic fupa12? I'd like to buy it from you, if possible.
sou do brasil gostaria que coloca-se legenda em portugues eu acompanho seus videos mas nao entendo muito de ingles
Jody can you give me any tips on practicing welding with mirrors (tube welding) please thanks in advance
Not answering for Jody, just my opinion. First stick to the best welding procedures for the type of weld your doing. Then for me it's get as comfortable as possible, get creative, like bending the rod, positioning the mirror, put up a steady rest to lean on and torch and filler rod position when tig welding. Be as patient as possible and really focus and concentrate. Set up different practice scenarios on your own and practice, practice, practice. For me when the weld turned out great it was like WOW ! that was cool! Ed K. Cleve. Oh.
How come my mild steel TIG never come out shiny silver like these? They're always grey. I do use a gas lens, with plenty of gas flow.
MrCrunky92 Sometimes it's cheap steel that causes the dull grey color. But there are many things that cause it such as too much heat input, bad argon, not enough gas coverage or your material isn't clean enough.
MrCrunky92 It could also be a slow travel speed.
My first thought is too long of an arc, get the tip of the tungsten where it almost touches the puddle.
What's the difference between a ER70S2 and a ER70S6??
not much difference for most applications S6 contains higher silicon percentage which can help float out impurities and oxides. S2 has less silicon but contains other deoxidizers. Both are good. I notice more difference when the puddle penetrates and the back side is exposed to air. S6 seems better for those situations
how are you liking the welder you are using?
so far so good
quais são as referências desses bocais ?
what cfh are you running with these cups
I switched from using 7014 rods to 7018s for welding steel but can't seem to get a 7018 started, the rod just wants to stick. What do I need to do different with a 7018?
Or don't you use 7018 rods with an AC welder?
Normal 7018s don't run on ac, they make special ones for that. From my experience using both rods there is very little difference in starting, maybe try upping your current?
You could probably ebay that weld piece for charity and do alright. Nudge, nudge.
Anyone else cringe when he grabbed the steel with no gloves? 😂
Two questions
How much and why so expensive.
I'm just kidding.
Ok I will order it.
super
I hate tig welding steel, as I seem to always burn it by going too slow.😢
круто!
Ok, I noticed today that you are wearing bifocal glasses. How in the heck do you weld with a helmet on and see what you are doing? I have a awful time with mine.
I am wearing bifocals. But I also use a 2.00-2.50 magnifier in my helmet. I look thru the top of my bifocals which is easier for me
I have been having a nightmare with my progressive glasses ended up without them on and getting in real close (short sighted) all good till the parts you are welding get in the way of your helmet. I have some close up glasses now which have helped, not into this getting old thing ! Thanks for the excellent video's Jody.
Frank Mair 54 and it does not get better as older friends tell me ! always had glasses but when I had to go to the progressives the problems became more apparent, I have just brought a pair of auto welding goggles which are good in confined spaces less bulk and they don't fall off when working with your head upside down.
I had a pair of prescription glasses made where the entire lens is the near vision prescription of my bifocals. Then I had another pair made because I liked them so much that I wanted one pair at home and one pair at work. Using my bifocals just messed me up as I looked up and down to see what I was welding.
I’m 57, been wearing progressives for years. They had become useless for welding, and I need every advantage because I don’t weld often. When the arc struck, it was visually not in the same place as the wire or rod beforehand, literally jumped, ruined the start of every bead while I moved my head to locate it. Two solutions: one, get your optometrist to prescribe single vision glasses for the distance you need. Figure it out beforehand and tell him. I now have two pair like this, one very close, one fairly close. Two, try better progressive lenses. I switched from the mid-grade to the top grade Nikon lenses and it stopped the arc jumping on first strike. I can actually weld with them again. Magnification would be good, too.
OMG