The 6010 Blowout Repair: How to Fix the Most Common Problem in Pipe Welding

When your welding pipe things happen. You're going to have blowouts. That's part of it, And you need to know what to do when these problems come up. I’m going to put the bead in with a 6010, Hot past with a 5 mm, And Cap it with a 7018.

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Welding 6 inch pipe schedule 80 downhill with 6010 bead 8010 hot pass filler and cap.
It’s important to go to welding school but it is more important to learn how to weld. It doesn’t matter what you do just practice and keep practicing. Nobody can hold your hand. It’s up to you. American Welding Society! Welding schools!
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Disclaimer: I am not a welding instructor, personal trainer, nutritionist or financial advisor. I’m a welder with life experience that aims to bring value to your life!

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[Falco]

“He’s incapable of doing stupid stuff like that.” Lol, love it.

[willcarrillo]

God Bless You Bud! Ain't many guys out there willing to show anyone anything for fear of losing they're job! Thank You!

[tyhernandez]

I truly appreciate videos like this. I'm going through welding school right now and learning how to repair mistakes like this I think are absolutely necessary to know how to do. Thank you for showing this and others.

[supercalcium]

If I know you some day I'm going to hug you bud! You are awesome! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[robchesley]

This dude is fun as hell to watch. Hard to teach real world in a shop. Ive seen him start a weld and walk himself around the pipe to the other side mainaining a perfect weld without breaking the arc.. thats experience for ya

[vendetta]

I’m tryna figure out how in the hell I’ve never heard of this guy before. I enjoy watching these old hands give us young guns pointers when our journeymen won’t. I’m finishing my third year of school up here in Alberta, and have everything I need to rig up besides a truck and a deck. These videos are an inspiration for sure! Chris’ definitely up there now with the other guys I look up to (Weld professor, Nathan Montes, Austin Ross, and Jacob Schofield). Keep on keeping on my brother 💪

[flippinfiddys]

That dude said give me a like cuz I’m about to bust a hole in a perfectly good pipe.. wins my vote

[kw]

Very Well explained, nice & thorougly explained, not too fast talking, good Work.

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

Thanks for the example of fixing a blowout with 6010. Picture is worth a thousand words as the saying goes!

[Demonlord]

When you cant even force your helper to screw up on purpose you know you got a keeper.

[rustynail]

That's a good helper when you have to take the grinder over to screw up the grind

[cliftonepi]

Taylor your the best thank you for all the tips & tricks 👍

[hanko]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I learned something amazing 👏

[stephenleonard]

Going through welding school now and the 5 to 7 o'clock position has been the most trouble for me. I will be trying what you just showed on my next blowout, which will probably be on Monday. Keep the advice coming!

[TalRohan]

Useful stuff to know, Thanks for sharing

[wayneatkins]

I appreciate you because I can show my grandson the mistakes that I meet out in the field as a welder thank you

[PaulThomas-qovy]

That was a great view of the trouble spot from Inside the pipe as you welded & talked thru the blowout! Great perspective for the student to see. You fixed that boo boo with confidence! Thank you for teaching. That will help new welders! Peace & prosperity to you, Sir!

[juanaguila]

Thank you sir to show your wisdom to new dudes starting in this field

[suusomk]

This is so well explained and then demonstrated.
I just started welding as a hobby.
Great teacher.
Thanks

[joachimsingh]

Great video! Thanks!
Greetings from Sweden!