WHEN WELDING ON MAGNETIZED PIPE

Try these two tips when welding on magnetized pipe.

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[uhrichbp]

I’m 73 years old and been welding since I was 13 years old. My favorite solution for welding magnetized pipe whether with either stick or MIG is to wrap 3 or 4 loops of the ground cable on the pipe. If it doesn’t work at first I reverse the rotation direction of the ground cable.

[papalilburn]

A trick I learned years ago; take about 4 - 6 wraps of old, bare (insulation removed) welding cable as close as possible to the joint to be welded and attach your ground to that. It's worked for me many times to stop the "spit back" of a welding puddle. 60+ years of welding stick, then MIG and finally TIG. Guess it gets in your blood. Thanks for the videos, stay cool and safe!

[larryvollmar]

Learned from my dad as a kid. He was a welder for many years for GM. Taught all of us kids.
For magnetic pipe I try to go to AC.

[elilee]

I’m 21 years old and I have been stick welding for 4.5 years.i love watching your videos keep up the good work

[oldmate]

51. Mig welder for many years. Did some stick throughout that time but not enough to be expert. I find welding technique videos the best. This was a good example of that. Thanks

[johnsimms]

I'm 76 years old and started welding in my father's garage when I was 14 . Became a ironworker in 1966 and have just recently retired and loved everyday as a welder and very much enjoy watching your videos.

[allanharris]

60, 40 years welding all over the world, but I still try to learn something every day. Keep up the good work.

[kylerkimmick]

I’m 20 years old from Minnesota. Started stick welding when I was 14, and went to welding school part time at a college when I was 16. Learned a lot at that school and had some great instructors get me where I am today. Graduated from that school last year when I was 19 and been working in the industry for a little over a year. Landed a job on the pipeline in October of last year and am lucky enough to be mentored by a 61 year old who’s been in the industry for 40 years plus. Learning everyday and trying to be the best welder I can. Thank you for all the advice and tricks you give for young people like me in the industry

[NOTsteveberra]

26 years old and have been stick welding for the last year. Finished up with welding school a few months back and I have to say I learn alot of things in your videos that I did not learn in school! thank you for the awesome videos

[dsmreloader]

65, "learned" how to stick weld in high school . Bought a mig several years ago then a multiprocess last year and tried to stick again. Need LOTS of practice. Just hobby fab but have learned a lot from your channel.

[Justin-ybyh]

I’m 17 just bought a bobcat 225 and starting my own business and being a rig welder

[jasonwhitehead]

45 and been welding for 20 years and learning something new everyday you always have alot of good information

[samganey]

17 started when I was 14. Started at my high schools welding team went to state two years in a row and now in college welding and still in high school welding…ahead in my class at college but even tho I am ahead I still wanna learn more and welding different stuff all the time. Also landed a job welding for a buddy of mine going state to state when I get out of high school…love the videos bro and I have been reading these comments like crazy 😂

[kwwzhjg]

Hi Austin being welding for 42 years and still welding . Greetings from South Africa

[jayjames]

49... went from pharmaceutical reactor operator for 10 years to being a maintatenance apprentice with getting a maintenance AA degree at a meat production plant. I learned to stick weld back in the 80's, college class with stick welding and tig last semester.

[alanjudd]

I’m 66 and been welding for bout 50 years. I’ve always had a passion for welding. One of my sons has a passion also and we enjoyed working together a lot. He got a couple certs last year.

[The_Coleman]

I’m 30, just expanded my small fabrication business to include mobile services in April. So I’ve been stick welding only for a few months. I have a ton left to learn and channels like this are an incredible resource! I genuinely appreciate the content.

[roblong]

I am 60, and started stick welding as a teenager on farm equipment, etc. Took some welding classes in college, and continued working on farm equipment, and my heavy equipment. Tried mig welding some 20+ years ago, but didn't really use it much until I bought a new Millermatic 252 about 7 years ago. Really enjoying learning from you, and I trying to learn more everyday. Thanks👍

[ezratorres]

I’m 19, I’ve been stick welding for about 3 years and I love it

[wadefox]

40 years old DYI welding on the ranch. Welding, magnetized pipe I use a Gause gauge to find out north-south polarity of the pipe then when I assemble, I put the north pole to the South Pole. This seems to help a lot, but as you go down the pipe towards the middle, your magnetism Will decrease until it zeros out and then switches to the opposite pole And increases until you get to the end of the pipe. Also, I find that using in AC welder works noticeably better than DC.

If you have access to a demagnetizing Chuck for drillbits run your pipe ends through it.