Dual Shield Flux Core welding

Dual Shield Flux Core Welding Bonus video ! Nothing Fancy Had some spare footage that was going to go in my last video but it didn't fit. This is an introduction to flux core welding.

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[spaghetticallahan]

I love your videos. Pro-tip on the setting epoxy anchors with the pricey hilti stuff. Inside of the bag with the tubes is a straw, attach that to the end of the nozzle and then insert it all the way into the bottom of the hole. Then squeeze and retract slightly. Rinse and repeat until the hole is filled. That air popping sound when inserting the all thread is indicative of voids. Inspectors around here listen for the popping sound and promptly fail it. Also helps with the mess.

[miler]

Lol, I like your brand of sarcasm 5:50 🤣. These videos you're putting out are super informative and what youtube was meant for. Please keep making them, it definitely helps the up and comming welders, and your shop is a beauty! I've been welding for 15 years now and I'm still learning! Thanks again.

[davidserfass]

It isn't just little stuff it's what ever helps pay the bills is the way I look at it. Keep up the good work.

[robertogrady]

Nice to let people see that there's more to welding and installation than sitting at a bench doing pretty welds 👍

[tonyfnd]

Great description of flux core. It’s always fun to lay those nice pretty beads. Lol.
Gotta say I’m really digging the attention to detail in not only your work, but also your content. Always so well produced and edited. Great music also. Keep them coming bro. Oh yeah, loving the back to back videos.

[ThreeServices]

Just going through your older videos to learn stuff and pick up tips because I'm on the same path you've taken and as much as I love the epic handrails you build its videos like this that are just as important, i fab some pretty cool stuff in the shop but welding and installing to the print seems to be where the money is currently. Keep up the good content my friend it really is helping some of us out here.

[asztapaszta]

Never thought that welding videos can be interesting! 😊 thank you for sharing projects like this, these are more relatable than the fancy handrail ones. At least for me. Thanks!

[alexrankin]

Seems like some more great information! Thank you for taking the time to put this up.

[bobgox]

personally i found that extremely informative and educational ...and also your work ethic is to be commended, neat, fast and quite thorough, very impressive. thanks WW !

[JamesSmith-hvnc]

Your work is truly next level! Some people are just great at explaining and teaching. You have that gift. Please keep this content rolling in.

[George-jyop]

WHOA!!! 2 videos in a week, you're spoiling us. I'm telling you, your channel would EXPLODE if you added more "on the job" stuff. Look at Andrew Camarata, just basic day to day work.

[kentvandervelden]

Really enjoy seeing what you do professionally. Great stuff!

[EZ_man_]

Really liked the marking paint hole marking trick. I'll use that one for sure.

[grandmajosephine]

Keep us updated on the reno. Looks better than my cell.

[terryallemann]

Thanks was a nice look at what you do. Watched some of your video's and can see that you are a skilled craftsman most fabricators I see do not have the level of machinist skill you do.

[ezelk]

Absolutely beautiful welds! I never flux core could do that. I ill definitely keep watching and learning.

[Enigma-Sapiens]

Hello, new subscriber, Timothy Dyck the blacksmith sent me!
The channel looks very interesting, I'm sure I can learn something here, thank you!
Take care, stay safe, healthy, & prosperous!

[CraigsWorkshop]

Great info. I really enjoy your videos.

[johnlee]

I enjoy seeing where the progect ends up. Can always learn something hopefully watching someone else's process

[julianildau]

Loved this simple vid and the porject clips👍