6010 Downhill Stick Welding

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[MAC_.]

Good video I stepped away after cub beard and Moffat disappeared. This one didn’t disappoint

[ypaulbrown]

You Rock Mr Spilker...thanks for the great Video, you too Paul Sableski Mr

[bobhigginbotham]

Excellent information, video and layout. Great job Dale! I have been welding for a long time and there is so much I have missed over the years and my beads show that. Thankfully there are videos like this to help all aspects of welders "top dogs, new dogs, old dogs." Keep up the great work. 👍🏼👍🏼

[Thebigflatmeeseburger]

Excellent points and excellent demonstration! His technique is really interesting in my opinion quite hot running his beads. But It works!

[Yesack]

Hey there, can you do a 2g smaw demonstration please. It's giving me a headache in welding school

[GaryForgingOn]

Question or future video idea: What or why is DC reverse polarity stronger than DC straight polarity? I have always welded DC Reverse because I was told to when I learned to weld on the job 35 to 40 years ago but I don't know why. Thanks

[runifuceeme]

@5:35 .. THAT IS SOOO MUCH MORE THAN A 5-10 DEGREE PUSH ANGLE!.. LOL!!

[veljkosimic]

What is that electrode made of?...most electrodes can't go downhill...i heard that celulose ones can but im not sure....

[shortfuse]

I see you guys demo'ing root passes, but it seems that you always use thick coupons, like 3/8" or maybe 1/2"...very seldom do you see those thick pieces in real life; usually on the order of 1/4" or maybe around 1/8" in some rare cases. Why not use real life examples?

[chriswatkins]

Personally I’d feather a stop to the point of it being blue just a bit to get it to flush on the back side just takes a bit of practice to get the hang of so you don’t make the keyhole to big and out of control

[greatsoutherntrendkill]

No one runs stringers uphill except an iron worker

[jackmclane]

Why is the hot pass called the hot pass?

[greatsoutherntrendkill]

Quit counting all your doing is filling up the bevel. Just watch the puddle and move before it rolls over the edge

[greatsoutherntrendkill]

Yeah that’s a no for the Pipefitting industry. There are downhill procedures but we uphill our 6010. Union cert is uphill. 1/8”land and gap also.