Stainless Steel TIG Welding | 6' Pipe Schedule 10

Will is back from a long haul working out on the field and he is going to show us how he welds a 6" Stainless steel pipe sch 10 in the 6g position using the Tig welding method! #weldtube

[hotmetal]

Knife edge, dollar bill gap, 95-110A, 1/16” wire for my sch10 roots. Fast AF and easy to keep a purge. Great video guys! I always learn something watching your videos!

[renzcortado]

"Try to go quick, take your time" i like that

[dimehigh]

Good teacher, real down to earth cat, I prefer the kinda guy you can both listen to and tag team a joint with. Good job Brother, nice root. Thanks for the video.

[PilotMcbride]

WOW! You could drive a truck through that gap!
Top shelf welding, well done!

[abelsanchez]

Awesome I just got certified for combination pipe tig and 7018 just regular carbon steel pipe but also know 309 stainless on carbon steel... I learned a lot with this video thank you man

[alexandermarquez]

This dude ain't no joke! RESPECTO!

[markrodrigue]

I stopped by to see... and was impressed.. everything.. good teaching, good video.. everything was good..

[brianrandall]

That sounds effect though lol when testing for leaks lol

[FriedEggsandJellyfish]

That guy's a good instructor, humble and well spoken. One thing though is to not brush stainless like you would carbon, do short strokes to the side instead of up and down.

[scottdowell]

I would have walked the cup, but he is good and he is right what he sayin.I been welding for over 20years and have 10 certifications, but he is pretty dam good.

[alcatraz]

wish yall put a lens to the camera so we can see his dipping method, nice vid anyway

[benbreshears]

“Try to go quick. Take your time” sounds like our most recent safety meeting “We want to talk today about slowing down” 2 minutes later “Alright next topic is going to be efficiency”

[santosrodriguez]

Good explanation tie in very important schedule 10 stainless

[billberger]

I worked at a shop that specialized in cryogenic vacuum and pressure vessels. We did a lot of sch 10 stainless. Procedure called out that we had to fit with a knife edge and no gap. .045 filler and a super tight arc was the best way to run that.
It was super hard to get used to.

[ifbylandifbysea]

great video wish we had better arc shots of that root. you slicked that thing in.

[austinhampton]

It’s those small little tips that make all the difference. Have always had a tough time with sugar in my root. I’ll try that “block” method with the tape. My argon has definitely been leaking out too much in the opening. Thanks for the tips brotha

[ulisesochoa]

Muy buen video ! Ojalá hicieran más en español 🤝

[davidrollend]

So i have a good amount of experience but i struggle to get nice colors on my sched 10 stainless caps. I can make it look nice but I think i walk too tight and i heat the pipe up too much? Ive had a few good ones but any tips is much appreciated 👍🏻

[brianmadison]

What size filler Rod was that 1/8 or 3/32

[Johnny-kcvm]

In the union not timed they give u up to 8 hours