MIG Welding Overhead - Mig basics part 8
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2014
- This is part 8 of the mig welding basics series. for a more detailed article on mig welding overhead go here goo.gl/lcg27W
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Overhead Tee joint drill. This is a multipass Tee in overhead position. Overhead mig welding is done using pretty much the same way flat and overhead are done. Using almost the same settings.
for this video, I set the machine to 20 volts and 300 inches per minute of wire speed using .035" of er70s6 wire. 
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You just explained what my welding instructor could not thank you most helpful video I have found
Jody, I've been welding a long time and still learn from you. You sir make quality videos. There are plenty of jokers on the interwebs....you are not one of them.
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I can tell you for sure this man is a welder. I recently went through welding school at a blazing speed because I spent my spare time watching the videos and implementing the techniques immediately. I had familiarity with welding, but I went through 2G, 3G and 4G stick in two days. Freaked my audience out.....lol.
love how you actually show the mistake welds, instead of just explaining them.
i'm going to share your videos with all of my welding classmates! i sat here and binge watched all of your basic MIG welding videos 1-8. it pretty much covered everything i learned in class the first week and gave me a better idea of what i'm supposed to be doing and looking for as well as how to adjust everything to make my beads better. i can't wait to watch the rest, thank you for these videos!!
Jody, you have helped me so much. I started as a welder 3 years ago and your videos have helped me learn so much about MIG and TIG, to the point I've got elders asking me for help! Legend!
Thanks for the video! i have a weld test tomorrow for a ship fitting job.. i only need to tack weld but they still require a test, 3x4" welds T joint vertical and overhead. fluxcore and in the past ive only done stick welding so im very nervous! these videos are a huge help! luckily i got to meet with the man who will test me at his shop and practice over the weekend and he thinks i will do fine. but still nervous when a high paying job is on the line!
I started welding in 1963. Here, some 51 years later, I still run across something I did not know. But I do know this, 90% of a good weld is knowledge and one helluva good machine. Ya gotta have both in your favor to do a good job. Never compromise on tool quality. Buy the best tools there are to offer. Cheap tools is never a good practice.
raginroadrunner I was always told that you pay for a nice tool once from your walllet. You pay for a cheap tool every time you have to use it, but you pay with your sanity
Do not agree.. a cheap welder is better than no welder. Everybody has to start from somewere. I don't think they suddenly buy welders like 2-5000$.
Learn welding with a cheap machine and then build up to a professional one.
I sure wish I could weld like you. You make it look easy but I have been following your advice and putting as much hood time as I can with my Everlast welder. I've been getting better and better and it is largely because of your great videos.
I have been welding for 12 years haven't done overhead for a while I have a test weld tomorrow for a new job and over head is the weld I have to do thanks for this upload 1 watch and it's come back to me time to hit the shed and get a bit of practise for tommorow thanks buddy
Just to explain to people that if you quench / dip your you hot welded metal into water it causes the metal to get brittle, and it more likely to crack under load.
Thanks Jodi! Been welding for almost a year, but I'm serious. I run 70-s .45 daily with quality inverters and I thank you for the help my man. I love that puddle and want to see it like that at least 8 hrs a day. Thumbs up👍
I think they should take off about 80% of the welding videos on RUclips and you are not one of them finally a welder with real knowledge really advice.
I been at it 17 years and picked up a few tips from u
Hi , I'm new to welding but have just bought my first mig welder, love it. I have made 4 custom tool for my garage already. Thanks so much for your videos, they are a fantastic resource .
Sitting on the table in my booth at weldingg school watching this right now. Very helpful thank yiu
thank you for your videos. I'm a sophomore in shop class and don't have very much experience, but your videos have helped me so much. I am actually getting pretty good thanks to them.
Been looking for a welding instructor that I can relate too. I think I have found him. Thank you sir! for making these videos. My MIG welding is getting better as I progress but vertical and overhead are difficult for me. Practice, practice & more practice.
I have been welding for 35 years and still go to your videos for HELP & Tips, You have a Ton of knowledge and explain everything that even a beginner could learn from with ease!!! My son has started a welding career and uses your videos ALL the time.. please Keep up the Great videos!!!!!
You just earned yourself another sub! I'm studying here in Sweden to become a welder, and right now I'm practicing in this position, and I find it very hard. Your video helped me a lot answering a couple of questions.
Love your videos. You do great work!! I just wanted to say that when I ran overhead fillets with 0.45 at the ship yard I ran very hot but held a very hard push angle with zero weaving. It was 100s hard wire with 95/5 gas. I always had my tip flush with my barrel. I always found if I tried any sort of weave or dddnt push a hard angle I always had a bit of a lip on my bottom passes. I found this true especially if I was running 1/16 100s wire. But I always had great penetration!! Keep up the great videos!!!Pete Dellarma Maine
I am 13 years old and welding a cat excavator and it kept dripping but I watched this video and now I'm welding really well
It's been four years as of right now, how have your welding skills been developing?
@@apeanders hey thanks for reminding me man im 17 now full time hgv and construction mechanic weld a lot great at it now lifes great
@@gerfromireland8077 That's pretty great, man!
These 8 videos are an excellent refresher! Thanks Jody for sharing!
I havr bin learning alot with your videos, i bin welding for 7 months and ive learned more in the 2 weeks watching your videos, they are very helpfull tank you for good quality videos.
love the videos you helped a lot i been welding for 3 years now i’m 18 now and about to go into the workforce you helped a lot with overhead and other ways to weld
You are the best teacher there is. My skills with my everlast welder are so much better now because of your great videos.
great series! ive been mucking around trying to do a good wel for many years, and always faught at it. Just learning that the tip was WAYYY too far resessed [over 1/4 inch!] has helped a TON.. Now to practice.
I am binging on your channel today Jody! So much good info here! Thanks for the time and effort you clearly put into every one of these videos!
Thanks, I just finished this eight part series. I’m going to be taking a 9 1/2 month course with TWS, I’ll probably end up watching these a second time round once I’m practicing again.
Thanks for this Jody! I'm running a motorcycle workshop for people with various disabilities who are looking to pick up meaningful job skills. We've got a pretty nice MIG machine powered by 380v but it's only ever used to bake stuff together in the ugliest way possible. Nothing mission-critical, don't worry. I've watched this series in one go. Very practical and to the point. Starting out with welding can be pretty overwhelming, but I feel like I at least know the very basics to set the machine and start practicing myself. Thanks again!
Man you are legit. I weld for a living all day everyday MIG. 7 gauge 2” square tubing Mostly and I like your precise clear explanations. I tend to have most trouble with overheads. I look forward to trying some of these techniques tomorrow. Btw I’m running 26-28 volts and basically full speed on the wire. It’s production so it’s all about quantity. Thanks for the video
good and helpful information. I am learning to weld at a local community college and these pointers make success possible. THANKS!
tyvm. the whole series was well done and quite helpful. I am looking at practicing on vertical welding soon and then on to overhead; and, then pipe.
The stick out!! I couldn't figure out the blobs and dripping for the life of me. Thank you
Thanks Jody. Trying to absorb it all. I'll be coming back for years. :)
you must be a shit welder...........
redryan5048 I am.
SV Seeker
doug > listening to jodi's videos...i mentioned it in a previous comment "clean, shiny metal"...you are an awesome welder and fabricator dealing with an 'oklahoma' situation...like your series also and wondering the venezula crude gone up at all?
gerald estes Right on. "clean, shiny metal" - grinding I can do ....Maybe Jody will stop in a demonstration welding 70 feet overhead down the on the bottom of my boat. :)
SV Seeker make a Little 3 Wheel to support your pistol. go high over 15m ø1mm wire. if more than one string do the top first then the lower ones after. make a lovely well. if a litthe trouble make even leg lenght. put an ekstra.
Great series, Jody; thanks for sharing. I really learn lots from your videos.
Thanks again.
man I love your videos ! there's a lot of information out there but you tell it the best. keep up the awesome work
Aim for "dead nuts 90 degrees” oh man now that's a line they need to use in training! No one would forget it lol!
Thank you so much for this because I have a competition this Friday at a college and I had no idea on how to do any overhead welding
beginner welder here. your vids help a lot thanks
Hey Jody, a couple things I'd like to see you touch on for your MIG series would be working with thicker, higher current wire. I use .052 every day and would like to see if you have any tips or tricks other than the widely used "whip back." Especially for tight corners. Another thing would be for tack filling gaps. Thanks again,
A fan and student of your page.
These videos are invaluable. Thank you for taking the time to make them.
Best Mig welding videos out there. Thank you, sir!
Jody
Say hi to Wyatt for me
I was at SEMA and what hoping you could be there
the folks at Lincoln and Miller as well as the others all told me to say Hi to you
All of the people speak very highly of you and what you have accomplished - I Agree!!!!
Great Vid
Thx for your help
Awful Arthur
Just wanted to say thanks! im new to welding and your channel is super helpful. Happy New Year
Thank you. I was getting frustrated in class today. This was the piece I was missing.
In general, this equipment allows excellents layers. This another good video.
Mate, you just fixed years worth of problems for me in 5mins. I just cut back the nozzle flush with the tip and I can now weld upside down a whole lot better.
Brilliant videos, many thanks for sharing knowledge, skills and experience.
Really like your videos. I learn something every time. Great job!
Thanks for your quick response. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. After I purchase a welder, I'm gonna go into your website and buy your products.
I've got to practice overhead welding more with my powerimig welder. These are great tips.
The firt vedio i bought from yr site did not have this befor it was 2017 must admit yr vedios are an experience to watch
Great video series. Thanks for making these very helpful educational videos.
Thanks for the videos. Truly appreciate your time.
Hey Jody, good video. FYI, ordered a CK stubby gas lense kit from your store last week, and it arrived in 2 days, loving it so far... Hope to get some video of it for my channel soon.
Thank you very much!!!Very informative in all of your tutorials!!! Peace
Awesome video. You're a good teacher. Thanks for the info. I'm gonna check out more of your stuff.
I use spray arc on overhead welds.
Increases productivity, huge penetration, but hard to stay consistent. But it comes with practice…
thanks jodi > great explanations, good demos and really think the 'universal' holder w/ the supply of practice plates is a cool idea - 'students' send in there stuff, have it evaluated, tested, x-rayed or whatever; kinda like everybody tries a 'same' setting and then a 'personal best' setting, etc. - not everyone has a school/instructor situation is why i mentioned the sent in evaluation.
Great videos. To be able to produce sound welds requires knowledgeable skills and good power sources.
the best welding channel !!
Thanks. I was saw high voltage got it melted but my movment was wrong to point of bolders dropping. Then ended up going low voltage & drooping welds then cut welds with cutoff wheel to flatten butt weld. The comment about the wire to long having time to heat up become weak & do nothing - was really helpful. I can think these things - but when your under pressure & dont have time to think = thanks.
Hay jody ,learning a lot from your video's love them
Hi Jody,
As always, short and concise... Excellent, ..... Everything!
Thanks,
Pierre
Pierre's Garage ,,thanks for the knowleged i got idea for that....
Your videos have been invaluable to me.
Currently practicing this in the works to getting my cert.
you're the top master I watched from youtube so far, I wish to have butt horizontal with a big gap TIG and MIG please thank you master tip and tricks
jody, thanks for doing what you do
Sir. You are the best master of welding. Your video's help me to welding beter.
O need help! O never use a air care in carbon electrod to remove a bad weld, or other work.
God bless you. Thanks 👍
I like my heat hot on over head, especially stick welding.Gotta burn them in good!
i do it with spray tranfer, looks very good and penetration is good enough tor thin plates
Also a lot of the work I do, is waste height 10 inch downs, fillet welds and these I've found at the moment overlapping shorter welds is neater for me but I'd like to get more consistant like this
That worked like a charm! Thank you!
Como eu adoraria ter tudo seu traduzido para o português 😬😏😅 um dos melhores q achei até aqui👍1000
Good vid, but can't wait for the 2g,5g, and 6g pipe! Hope some of those are done with 6010 root! Thanks for all you do!
you are a legend mate !!!!!!!!!! from down under
you sir got a new subscriber , great tips thanks
I'll keep in mind 'short stick out'..Thanks for your video !!!
I needed to see this vedio again thanks very much
I welded 10 ft cyliders 10 ga stainless first time I left heat alone welded good flat and vert was good very good weld .Overhead blow holes right though it. Delta 452 miller. ITS BETTER TO ROTATE THE PC. single pass 3/16-1/4.the weld you're making looks better for thick ferrous multi pass. our overhead would have to be 30" no stops ,fast paced production we couldn't sit around. I noticed a difference in the outside burn marks,overhead was much thinner pushing.
This video is very helpful sir, thank you.
Hey Jody, could you make a video about doing overhead Stick Welding with E-7018 rod?
jody you are the man
i love you videos
Well presented and very informative Jody, no bullshit just keep saying it like it is.
Cheers 👍
Thanxs for all the GREAT advice and detailed instruction to help out us newbees, is there any plans to do a review on the new Lincoln 210mp??? Would love to hear your take on it, I have a 180c but want to upgrade if unit meets your qualifications!!!!!
Really useful information 👍This is a good one
Jody I'd like to see more dual shield flux core. If you need footage I can get you some. Been running dual shield an metal core for almost 10 years.
great video can finally do this now,thanks.
Another great video. I need the reminder to stay on the leading edge of the puddle.
Great video Jody! Watching from school lol.
Thank you. Helped a lot.
Thank you! I am going to try to find an email for you so I can send a picture of my first decent overhead!
I've been looking at mig vids for too long.
Jody, with that machine, what settings would you use if you were running .030 wire?
Thanks
Another great video, thanks..
Hello Jody, ive been watching a lot of you videos and take your tips into practice so thank you for that.
Now i have a short question. Howcome you talk about MIG welding all the time and not MAG welding for carbonsteel, because i thought MIG welding was mostly used for aluminum welding. Thank you in advance.
Thank you, wonderful teacher
Good video Jody 👊🏻
Thanks for the tutorial mate very help full ,old jimmy Aust
What gas are you using?
I use 90/10 and .035 hard wire 1/16" to 1" with a miller 252. We have about 4 of them at work. Very versatile for mild steel. We up hand all structural steel 3/16 and up. From flat to over head i don't change a thing.