@Andr4w_B there is absolutely no reason to bevel the plate and gap it if your not going to run a solid root. Hes not welding hes just sticking stuff together.
@SatStacker I love when people say that 😂 you act like you were born with a welder in hand. Yes people do other jobs and never have to learn to weld it doesn't make them stupid. I can build a house 🏠 I wouldn't insult you for not knowing how. It's not your trade afterall...
@satstacker I know you have to weld it on the under side but it would have been nice to see the weld penetration from your weld on top, that's how I determine if a weld is strong. I didn’t insult you with anything on my statement but it sounds like I have more knowledge that you think. 😜 have a good day.
Almost had it. You had the nice bevel. Just tack it after that, burn that 6010 or 6011 rod, grind it out and fill it with the 7018. It’s a simple 2G weld.
So here’s what you’re doing on the root. It’s going to go like this… DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB! But in reality hear me out. This is what is actually happening.. INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION… FAIL..
@Mr2blk2strong Well you obviously can’t read either, because the title clearly says “The secret to stronger welding” and as a welder I can tell you rn, with that porosity and poor fit up, that’s not a stronger weld no mater what it’s for.
@ lil bro the man don’t even show his face secondly he in his fucking back yard with scrap metal 🤣 I guess you never heard of ornamental welding look it up
@LuisGarcia-qg2fg If you look at the root of the bead, you can visually tell if it will pass a bend or an X-Ray test. Looking at the steps in his bead from the top, he too jerky and not uniform with his puddle. PLEASE DO NOT WATCH THESE VIDS AND THINK THAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY LEARNING TO WELD. These are mostly examples of what not to do!!!!
Probably have massive undercut on the bottom because you didn't give the stick enough time to actually get fusion so it just heated and melted there. There are hardcore pores in the weld because of slag inclusion since you let it cool down too quickly. That weld will CRACK and snap eventually. Bad bad bad welding
That depends absolutely on what you are welding! TIG welding is for tiny welds especially in stainless and aluminium. MAG welding is for mild steel of all thicknesses. MIG welding is the same technology but using an inert gas for stainless, aluminium or special steels. Stick welding is often used outside the workshop where you can't take the heavy equipment. Submerged Arc Welding is for heavy duty industrial use. Laser and Plasma welding is similar to TIG welding. Oxy-Acetylen equipment is used for welding, cutting and brazing.
@nickburton7897 ok, I have seen videos where their metal was way dirtier and that got me thinking it's technique I am doing wrong. I'd love to go to my local collage and do a welding course just for the heck of it.
@@aaronspicer1093 Yes it has to do with technique and it is actually quite easy. Need to remember few things. The rod or electrode metallic part is what sticks and not the outside coating(flux). People will tell you to hit the rod or strike it like a match or move it right and left after hitting work piece to prevent sticking and start the rod, a nice person may tell you to take a deep breath and relax and just put the rod there it will start. None of these work when you don't know what's actually going on. It actually has to do with maintaining the arc. When a rod is successfully start the arc you see is just the ionized air and because the welding rod and work piece are of opposite charge they attract each other. Now a rod won't start if there isn't enough charge travelling from rod to work piece and that depends on a few things. First thing first look at the box of electrodes/rods you will see a small box or chart on it telling you how much is the recommended current range for a certain thickness of rod that you are using. Do an experiment by setting the current on the lowest recommended of your rod thickness(I suggest begin with a thick rod like 4 mm 6013). Set it in holder at a 60° or lower angle to your work piece, basically the metallic center of the rod should be barely touching the workpiece. After setting angle, mentally prepared, relaxed, hit the rod anyway you prefer just remember that metal of the rod will stick if it is touching directly to the workpiece since opposite charge attract. The question is why it doesn't stick when we are welding then? Because there is a layer of molten metal plus slag between which prevents sticking. Don't lay a bead, just practice starting the rod and maintain the arc for 3-5 seconds on the same place. You can go lower than the recommended current on the box like 25 amps lower and the rod should start and if you can start a rod at this current then you will never have problems starting the rod. There is a catch to this, you will notice once you are unsuccessful starting the rod and retry it will stick even more and more. This happens because regardless of your angle the rod metal is now touching the workpiece a lot because the outside coating or flux is broken at the tip, actually this is where the hitting to start the electrode or striking like a match method become useful. Try hitting(slight hits first if not working then harder hits) the rod to a spare metal piece to start and maintain the arc and if you simply touch your neat workpiece with the red hot rod tip you will notice it starts by just touching when it is hot enough. This practice is very beneficial and saves you from lot of frustration in the future. The starting of rod also depends on the current, with high current it starts easily. Just keep in mind that don't go over the recommended current on the box as the rod will heat too much making it useless. What to do when rod sticks? Try quickly but calmly moving it right and left and if it's not starting then release it from the holder. This will prevent accidents. How to lay a bead? Start from flat position as it is beginner friendly. Don't try to welding horizontally or vertically. Now to lay a bead just start the rod and let it slide(drag actually) towards you, *don't pull the rod* . You don't need to make any kind of patterns like zigzag or circles yet. Let it slide towards you in a straight line. Use a *6013 4 mm* electrode and keep current around 90-120(where ever suits you between this range) If you got any questions including the stupid ones always remember to ask. It is about learning.
Any video like this is an example of someone who doesn’t know how to weld. 1. MIG would have worked better in that application for that thin of steel. 2. That first way he showed is how you would have done it with a MIG machine. 3. If you see someone stick welding that thin of steel, they want to look like a welder without knowing how to weld.
V-welds should be preped with a 60° angle! Most beginners do wrongly a 90° angle like he did. That's an unnecessary waste of time, energy and grinding disks. You waste on unnecessary extra welding that results in higher welding tension and deformation!
I don’t care what you say Spoting like this will get your ass fired if you worked for me. If you have to weld like this means you’re too hot 🥵 for the thin metal
Sin ofender, pero hasta cuando, seguiras haciendo estos videos, donde ni se muestra la penetracion y el metodo de costura del primer cordon es interrumpido y no continuo.
This dude definitely wears sandals while welding then jumps on his flying carpet to get home
😂
😂
Wow. You one of the proud boys huh?
😂😂 GT DAMN!!! 😂
Fucking racist.
Thank you for showing us videos on How NOT to Prep & Weld!
Whatever
just letting you know: NOT all welds gotta be a pressure retaining one
@Andr4w_B there is absolutely no reason to bevel the plate and gap it if your not going to run a solid root. Hes not welding hes just sticking stuff together.
Cup of sarcasm
@@elite6569 so the was protected of the stain
Nobody hates a welder more than another welder 😂😂
I had such high hopes seeing you prep!
You can learn to continuously weld so easily, you’re almost there, keep trying.
He will get it rite someday
@ he will, and we all started somewhere.
Flip it upside-down let us see how the welding came out at the bottom.
Why is it bad?!? 😮
If you only had a little bit of knowledge you would know that you have to weld it on the underside as well...
@SatStacker I love when people say that 😂 you act like you were born with a welder in hand. Yes people do other jobs and never have to learn to weld it doesn't make them stupid. I can build a house 🏠 I wouldn't insult you for not knowing how. It's not your trade afterall...
@LuisGarcia-qg2fg 1 i didnt talk to you. 2 i didnt insult anyone so all you say is nonsense
@satstacker I know you have to weld it on the under side but it would have been nice to see the weld penetration from your weld on top, that's how I determine if a weld is strong. I didn’t insult you with anything on my statement but it sounds like I have more knowledge that you think. 😜 have a good day.
As a professional, worldwide recognized, black belt welder who has never welded once in my life, I approve of this method.
Another great video of how not to fit and weld.
Whatever
Please post a video showing how
I agree with you.. he has no Clue.
I did this in front of my weld teacher. He hit me over the back of the head and said quit messing around.
As a Pakistani welder for over 80 years, I can say this is top notch work!
As a Malaysian carpenter, I can say this is excellent work.
😮 80 years ? How old are you ? ...110...118.???
I cut lawns for a living and I know that that weld that he completed is definitely not going to hold up to any stress.
Almost had it. You had the nice bevel. Just tack it after that, burn that 6010 or 6011 rod, grind it out and fill it with the 7018. It’s a simple 2G weld.
Omfg. The setup was legit but all went downhill after. 😂
This “overkill” could save lives. 👍👏
What camera you utilise please 🙏
The picture is so clean
As a professional certified welder watcher I approve of this 'welding' method cuz it certainly 'welded' it... Very WEL(d) 👍
that folks comes with the Tic Tok welder guaranteed that when it breaks you can keep both pieces
"A grinder and paint will make you look like the welder you aint!"
- Old Farmer
So here’s what you’re doing on the root. It’s going to go like this… DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB DAB! But in reality hear me out. This is what is actually happening.. INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION INCLUSION… FAIL..
La preparación bien pero la raíz bajale corriente y dale seguido que tiene espesor suficiente👍
Bajale corriente.
The stick bridging the gap makes more sense than trying to guess how far into the metal it's burning.
For those who can’t read it’s says handy welder NOT STRUCTURAL WELDING OR PIPELINE WELDING OR ANY OTHER WELDING THAT REQUIRES A CERTIFICATE
he's not welding....... he's tacking. And doing it wrong
@Mr2blk2strong Well you obviously can’t read either, because the title clearly says “The secret to stronger welding” and as a welder I can tell you rn, with that porosity and poor fit up, that’s not a stronger weld no mater what it’s for.
@ lil bro the man don’t even show his face secondly he in his fucking back yard with scrap metal 🤣 I guess you never heard of ornamental welding look it up
Or any other kind of welding that creates strong, useful welds.
@@Phantomwolf914 lil bro it’s ornamental welding notice he in his backyard with scrap metal and it’s strong weld for the back yard 😁 goofy
Thank you for sgaring such knowledge-appreciated
Doing what he can with what he's got, nice
Bro that porosity told me everything I needed to know 😂
If you did that on a weld test .the piece would 100% fail!!!!
Hold the arc on your first pass. Maybe lower the temp if you feel you need to. Second pass looks good.
Seeing the finished weld made me think of the movie twister
The drawing of the “X” is hilarious…
Show the underneath
Why what's underneath?? 😮
@@LuisGarcia-qg2fg we want to know if the root pass penetrates complete through
@LuisGarcia-qg2fg If you look at the root of the bead, you can visually tell if it will pass a bend or an X-Ray test. Looking at the steps in his bead from the top, he too jerky and not uniform with his puddle.
PLEASE DO NOT WATCH THESE VIDS AND THINK THAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY LEARNING TO WELD. These are mostly examples of what not to do!!!!
@OneMadMarine0351 🤯😲
Pakai kaca mata apa bro biar ngak silau kaya di vidio???
Aí sim é uma solda!!
Probably have massive undercut on the bottom because you didn't give the stick enough time to actually get fusion so it just heated and melted there. There are hardcore pores in the weld because of slag inclusion since you let it cool down too quickly. That weld will CRACK and snap eventually. Bad bad bad welding
Good ole 7018 makes welding easy.
Im just here to read the comments from all the professional welding inspectors, remember welding is a profession holier than thou
AWS Welding inspector here, and I hate everything I saw.
There’s still always a right and a wrong way. In school my many different welding instructors would make sure we don’t do this dumb shit.
Oh yeah., what did you figure out? That this guy has no clue on, what he is doing.
Bro is the master of porosity
yeah, stronger welding means more cost. Indonesian government and it's building companies are not the big fan of more cost.
Mana bener lagi😅
Tf does this have to do with Indonesia. And this welding is shit and would never pass any sort of test
@@daniels7652 who is testing in a he backyard 🤣
Justru ini las atau wielding nya gak bagus, mudah patah kalau beginian bang
Amazing..it very useful knowledge..thank you.. please make more videos..🎉
I am no welder.... Seems i am not the only one 😂😂😂
Very good.
If the cost of a high quality welding machine wasn’t an issue, what would be the best machine to use? Plasma, MIG TIG ARC or GAS?
That depends absolutely on what you are welding! TIG welding is for tiny welds especially in stainless and aluminium. MAG welding is for mild steel of all thicknesses. MIG welding is the same technology but using an inert gas for stainless, aluminium or special steels. Stick welding is often used outside the workshop where you can't take the heavy equipment. Submerged Arc Welding is for heavy duty industrial use. Laser and Plasma welding is similar to TIG welding. Oxy-Acetylen equipment is used for welding, cutting and brazing.
@ Got it. Thanks
He forgot to show his lifted thumb in the end. My god.
Looks good! Keep up the good work and thank you for your content 🇺🇸🫡
Can someone educate me about this please 🙏 thanks 😊 🙏
ขอบคุณมาก
If only he used the same method as the sharpie
0:30 I can see the difference in the width of the gap at the top and bottom without a ruler. bevel the materials then clamp them flush.
A este procedimiento le faltó la soldadura inicial de penetración y luego la que aplicó de presentación
Amazing.
As a legally blind man I approve of this method
Slaps metal to metal and yaps a bead
THAT AINT GOING NOWHERES
Que tipo de máquina e eletrodo ele usa?
Thank you boss man
Пора на проволочную переходить , быстро удобно , дуговая прощлый век .
Als Schweißer kann ich sagen, auf keinen fall so machen 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
The engineer will specify the weld not the RUclips
I need new flip flops😂
Good technique but don't weld ontop of slag.
But he didn't though
@@eduardoorozco2454 the first pass was not continuous, every stop/restart had slag inclusion in it.
One of the best! 😉🥰
Я прям почувствовал запах плавящегося электрода...
If possible, show the underside of weld as well
Una buena forma de poner una pletina descuadrada.....
I would like to know the current value and the welding rod used.
And I owe you the squad 👍🏻
Nice ❤
He has to work for the military 🤣🤣
Shouldn't one weld underneath as well?
The porosity is real 😂
How do tpu do that so easily i can't keep my rods from sticking let alone lay a bead
U may be using too high amperage. Also u have to like scratch start it, dont poke the rod. U gotta start welding in motion
@nickburton7897 ok, I have seen videos where their metal was way dirtier and that got me thinking it's technique I am doing wrong. I'd love to go to my local collage and do a welding course just for the heck of it.
@@aaronspicer1093 Yes it has to do with technique and it is actually quite easy. Need to remember few things. The rod or electrode metallic part is what sticks and not the outside coating(flux). People will tell you to hit the rod or strike it like a match or move it right and left after hitting work piece to prevent sticking and start the rod, a nice person may tell you to take a deep breath and relax and just put the rod there it will start. None of these work when you don't know what's actually going on. It actually has to do with maintaining the arc. When a rod is successfully start the arc you see is just the ionized air and because the welding rod and work piece are of opposite charge they attract each other. Now a rod won't start if there isn't enough charge travelling from rod to work piece and that depends on a few things. First thing first look at the box of electrodes/rods you will see a small box or chart on it telling you how much is the recommended current range for a certain thickness of rod that you are using. Do an experiment by setting the current on the lowest recommended of your rod thickness(I suggest begin with a thick rod like 4 mm 6013). Set it in holder at a 60° or lower angle to your work piece, basically the metallic center of the rod should be barely touching the workpiece. After setting angle, mentally prepared, relaxed, hit the rod anyway you prefer just remember that metal of the rod will stick if it is touching directly to the workpiece since opposite charge attract. The question is why it doesn't stick when we are welding then? Because there is a layer of molten metal plus slag between which prevents sticking. Don't lay a bead, just practice starting the rod and maintain the arc for 3-5 seconds on the same place. You can go lower than the recommended current on the box like 25 amps lower and the rod should start and if you can start a rod at this current then you will never have problems starting the rod. There is a catch to this, you will notice once you are unsuccessful starting the rod and retry it will stick even more and more. This happens because regardless of your angle the rod metal is now touching the workpiece a lot because the outside coating or flux is broken at the tip, actually this is where the hitting to start the electrode or striking like a match method become useful. Try hitting(slight hits first if not working then harder hits) the rod to a spare metal piece to start and maintain the arc and if you simply touch your neat workpiece with the red hot rod tip you will notice it starts by just touching when it is hot enough. This practice is very beneficial and saves you from lot of frustration in the future. The starting of rod also depends on the current, with high current it starts easily. Just keep in mind that don't go over the recommended current on the box as the rod will heat too much making it useless.
What to do when rod sticks? Try quickly but calmly moving it right and left and if it's not starting then release it from the holder. This will prevent accidents.
How to lay a bead? Start from flat position as it is beginner friendly. Don't try to welding horizontally or vertically. Now to lay a bead just start the rod and let it slide(drag actually) towards you, *don't pull the rod* . You don't need to make any kind of patterns like zigzag or circles yet. Let it slide towards you in a straight line. Use a *6013 4 mm* electrode and keep current around 90-120(where ever suits you between this range)
If you got any questions including the stupid ones always remember to ask. It is about learning.
@isobutylformate8287 i only have 2mm and 3.2mm 7018
Y los chicharrón para cuando 😅😅
Whats with the spot stop weld?
Is this for real. Skit?
Thank goodness i stopped it before the full minute. Your fired
Kadang musuh bot kadang musuh pro. Kek nya😎 udah di atus Ama servernya
Dude was on to something and then jumped off the cliff
What does the other side look like
Any video like this is an example of someone who doesn’t know how to weld. 1. MIG would have worked better in that application for that thin of steel. 2. That first way he showed is how you would have done it with a MIG machine. 3. If you see someone stick welding that thin of steel, they want to look like a welder without knowing how to weld.
If had toothpicks from restaurants stronger than that weld
Anyone know any channels that show how to actually weld
Master😂😂😂😂😂😂
If the frame was at all zoomed out, you would see a toe.
I fire people that use these techniques they learn on youtube.
Le hubieras puesto un metro de separación
Grados?
Why he didn’t just run a damn straight bead? It’s not gauge steel
Not the worst I've seen but he should have dobe that root pass on o e smooth motion.. but beveling the edges and leaving a small gap is correct.
WHENEVER I GET ACCROS WITH A WELDING VIDEO SOMEONE SAYS IT'S NOT HOW IT SUPPOSED TO BE. HOW??? HOWWW I WANA SEE THE RIGHT WAY BEFORE I DIED!
Just weld it, if u really know how u won’t blow holes
this is what happens when you take out the fact checkers
V-welds should be preped with a 60° angle!
Most beginners do wrongly a 90° angle like he did. That's an unnecessary waste of time, energy and grinding disks. You waste on unnecessary extra welding that results in higher welding tension and deformation!
People THINK they know how to Weld!😂
Наверное очень серьёзная нагрузка должна быть
Madre mi, y esa separación?
Por qué?
i bet theres no penetration,the preparation is correct but the process of welding is defenitly wrong
That's a one pass with 7018 and no bevel. That's the 3rd week in Weld school. NEXT.
這是錯誤的教學 !
兩個材料懸空 僅僅用焊條支撐?
Wtf did I just see😮
I don’t care what you say
Spoting like this will get your ass fired if you worked for me. If you have to weld like this means you’re too hot 🥵 for the thin metal
Fired
Sin ofender, pero hasta cuando, seguiras haciendo estos videos, donde ni se muestra la penetracion y el metodo de costura del primer cordon es interrumpido y no continuo.
What the hell…… did I just watch?