5g Pipe Test API 1104

Показать описание

Subscribe to my channel for more weekly videos.

in this video you will see a 5g pipe test welded to API 1104 code.
Andrew Cardin followed the weld procedure used by his employer NEUCO.
12" pipe 30 degree bevels with 3/32" gap and 3/32" land.
5/32" 6010 root with 3/16" 7010 fill and cap.

Follow Welding Tips & Tricks on social media to see what I’m up to:

Join the discussion with thousands of welders at the Welding Tips & Tricks forum

Рекомендации по теме

Комментарии

This guy is so good at welding it's insane, no wonder he finished at a 3rd place in a world welding competition, almost falling asleep to the hot-passes just because it's so smooth :)

vildjuret

Those cap pass solidification shots were wild. Thank you guys for another informative video.

dorseyplantsllc

Jody I’ve been watching your videos for 9 years and I still learn and enjoy them. I don’t weld for a living but I weld all the time especially on my heavy equipment. Thanks for all that you do and all the wisdom you so freely give.
P. S. From one blue collar to another thank you!

jakesbackhoedozerservice

I've learnt so much from these videos. I own a stick welder and make poor welds while losing a lot of time. All the positioning and correct technique shown here has saved me tons of time and money on DIY projects at home. I used to think my welds would get only if I could get my hands on a mig or Tig welder, but there is no substitute for getting good on a stick welder.

DirceuCorsetti

Jody and Andrew team up videos are a better combination than peanut butter and jelly. Great video buds!

CRebeliron

You guys are on a whole other level of skill than the rest of us. Awesome videos.

a.s.c.

Stellar video! I'm practicing this on 10", but I was using 1/8" for my first bead.

davidspin

Great job as always Andrew and Jody. Love the detail in both the welds and the video!!! Be blessed guys!!!!

SteadArcFab_Ministries

Thanks for all the great tips. It has helped me greatly.

svsalacia

Hey man. Just wanted to say I love your videos and podcasts.

bronsonstephens

So much skill. I sure wish I was that good with my everlast stick welder at making welds.

jimbelkin

Jodi, I always do that. I'm so happy that you guys made this video.When I was just learning I've smoked the flux off the rod real quick. Not even gonna touch on Stainless rod to that effect😅.But if you'd ask my old boss " Awwhh, its easy. Anybody can weld..🤔🤔... I'm not sure if I can even explain that through a written comment.... But either way keep the videos rolling. I wish you guys, and I mean everybody would do something on 5086 Aluminum base material with 5356 filler, GMAW-P or TIG root and GMAW-P all the way out. I wonder why nobody wants to touch base on that one? Humidity and Dew Point are the enemies on Aluminum

powerstroke

A number of years ago I helped a buddy of mine who had a job welding the new water pipe being built in the Florida Keys, it was all down hand 7010 and pretty much the same as what you're showing here!And by the way, I was using a Huntsman 411P and still use that old hood.It's always been my favorite but you just can't get the thing wet if you want it to last

jojomama

This is a great video like all of your videos. Most of the tricks and tips that you show are well set/prepared...can u make some videos on welding projects which are far from ideal? I mean really far.. such as - welding galvanized pipes with and without zinc removal, joining two pipes with a huge gap using another electrode as a filler, etc. Something that most of us face in our garages

AY-cjkp