TIG Welding 6G MAX Test for Beginners Made EASY

TIG Welding 6G MAX Test for Beginners Made EASY. 6G Tig welding for beginners from root to cap is a welding test with a tig root pass on a 2" XXH wall, with a maximum tig welding procedure.
6G is where the pipe is fixed at a 45-degree angle and welded in this fixed position.
So, it basically covers flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead in a single position.
In this video, I will break down the steps to pass the 6G position test, starting with the root pass, hot pass and I will show the steps from fill passes to finish with a multi-pass cap.
The pipe welding techniques used, and the welding procedure as per ASME Section IX welder performance qualification (WPQ) pipe welding certification.
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[stipe]

Najjaci si!!! Super kvalitetan video ka i cili kanal! Nema nas svit!!

[rybeck]

Out of all the experienced guys showing tutorials on YouTube I like your format I appreciate your help.

[mikewelder]

Amazing welding brother🥇! We can all watch as much as we can, we will probably never reach your level! You are a genius!!Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us mortals🤣

[laurapicciuto]

Thanks brother... I haven't done much tig on pipe pipe and now have to do some stainless testing and I just can't remember how to get comfortable on the awkward side... Was a little panicked but your videos are really helpful and I love your calmness.
Hope to see you out there on a job
✌️😁👍

[wstxiseeyou]

Been watching this channel for a week. I have a weld test this week. I havent even looked at a TIG welder in 2 years. Previous experience was everything from 5mm to schedule 160. Still scared 😅 😅😅

[Jamestruman]

Love your videos. I work on boilers so it’s mostly tube welding but personally I prefer a 1/16 gap to a tight 3/32 and use 1/16 wire you just gotta feed like crazy on the bottom then keyhole the top and since it’s 1/16 wire you have more control over how much wire is being fed also I usually run the root at 120-130 amps on carbon and inconel but watching your videos is amazing cuz it’s interesting to see other peoples preferred techniques

[dimehigh]

Great idea lining up with the magnets, simple and effective. Beautiful cap. 👌🏻🍺

[jasminepina]

I'm here as a freshener . I haven't weld tig in over a year. Thank you for the video.

[simeonpadmore]

Good evening Sir,

Your a great weekend and a better person. Working by your side would be an honor one day!

I too am a Canadian Pressure welder based out of Stony plain.

[Mh]

Great video. I’m a beginner and I look forward to more videos.

[albybaker]

Just use this video to pass all my visuals on this test!! Waiting for the X-ray to come back!! You’re the man! Thank you for your awesome videos!💪🏽💪🏽

[cab]

phenomenal welds thank you for sharing your knowledge

[jeremyrice-tzgi]

I watch all your videos, thank you for make them Ive learn a lot from them

[khalidabouhassan]

Badass video!!! The best channel out there!!!👍🏽

[Mox]

I like how you explain, you have great content. Thank you

[wtf]

been struggling with this test especially my cap failed an xray test a while back but im hoping to take it again soon I’ve been practicing as much as I can

[grecogiuseppevito]

Good job, brother. I liked that you didn't use rods to tack

[jazzonlp]

Nice job, although I would have a smaller gap and single dip, flush and cap without walking using 2.4mm all the way. Back in the day we would fill and cap heavy wall with stick 🙂 Keep up the good work👌

[speedracer]

Looks great I’d love to see you do a 3/32 gap 4 tacks root with tig 3/32 wire and hot pass 7018 welding rod fill it flush with rod and cap it with 7018. I learned a lot and I’m struggling with the the tig root. I have a test coming up soon in august wish me luck

[Hnkka]

Did 6g last week, i welded 8 different pieces and last 4 i welded were good and the best one got sent somewhere to be tested (problems with tacking and some blackspots appeared in the root under tacks)