Stop welding poor quality work. If you only know this technique.

Stop welding poor quality work. If you only know this technique.

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[weld_d]

This video is made for beginner welders, Many people criticized me. Just because I don't work like them. But I hope they make videos on YouTube. in something better than me

[randytolle]

High School Metal Shop in the 70's taught Ox-Acetylene welding Before ArcWelding.
It taught us to watch the puddle. I think too many new arc welders miss watching how the molten puddle of metal is "Chilling" behind the arc.

[marktrenorden]

video straight away saved in my archive of work tips I'm no welder but your video will definitely help my welds, cheers mate much love and respect from down Oz 🇦🇺, Don't stop what your doing Weld D haters gona hate legends gona create!!!!

[saleemkader]

All these years from the age of 24 till now 71 my welding has been shit now by watching your video my welding is excellent, Young people dont know how lucky they are with people like you teaching. I do a little welding now i wish i knew this earlier. GOD BLESS YOU. Saleem from Australia.

[Jbennyho]

I’m not a very good welder. Videos such as yours help me improve. Thank you. I have a hard time determining what amps setting to use. I have the Lincoln 220 volt buzz box stick welder like we would occasionally use on construction sites for miscellaneous, not structural welding.

[theyoutubeman]

I gained a lot of knowledge from welding from this channel. I would like to thank you very much for sharing your experience and knowledge with people who are new to welding like me.😁👍👍👍

[Imarhinoceros-ksgo]

I’m a carpenter, but recently I had an urge to start welding around the house on different projects. I don’t know the first thing about it, haven’t even bought bought a welder yet (I don’t what to buy). I appreciate these videos a good reference for when I start.

[gregr]

I am retired after 40 plus years of Repair Welding, field welding using 7018 A-1 Rods running DC+. I have a Nice 120v Mig Welder for my garage and an old 1962 Hobart AC Machine that is a Very Heavy well made machine .I just do not like running AC . So used to the DC+ all those years. I had to certify Vertical and overhead on 3\4 in test plates during my career. I inherited a can of Lincoln 6013 Rods with the old Hobart . So sometimes the welds look good other times like the results you showed on your first weld in vidro! Lol! I am going to try your vertical weave of sorts and see how that works . I was thinking of trying a whipping technique but think I'll try your vertical weave.

[victoryfirst]

This is why MSAW is so versatile. Welded correctly using proper rod and technique gives a bullet proof weld. PERIOD.
Job well done and demonstrated too.

[finallyitsed]

I weld every chance I get and always look to see if I can improve by watching others. Your video gets the point across nicely and is unusual in the way in which you presented it which makes it entertaining as well. Nice job!

[schlumpf]

For a long time i had the same problem showed in the video. The secret is the amperage! I welded with 80 amp, that perfomaced bad the same way like showed in the video. I increased the amperage to 90 amp, too. Then perfomance was perfect! Thanks for the video!

[ashkansherafatifard]

Thank you for your good training on how to weld the wire to the plate because of the position and angle of the 2 pieces. The welder must have good skills that by observing the angle of the electrode tip and the correct movement and pause while melting the 2 pieces of work that are shown in the film with dots. The yellow color you mentioned increases the quality of welding. This type of welding is usually used to make the entrance and exit doors of buildings. Of course, the welding mode you kindly taught me was corner welding. This type of welding becomes difficult for the welder when welding. It should be done in the uphill or downhill mode, which usually has to be done in the repairs of this welding mode. Please provide a training video of this type of mode. Thank you. I wish you the best moments. Ashkan Sharafati from Iran.

[dans]

Alot goes into welding. Each rod prefers a different amperage and sometimes different techniques to achieve what you want. With stick welding you want to stay about 10 to 15 degrees in a drag. On a fillet weld you want to be 45 degrees on your work angle. If you are running stringers you do not need a pattern of any kind unless it's 6010. You need to be hot enough for your weld to lay nice flat and smooth without any inclusions or porosity. If you are using a cellulose based rod like 6010 it likes movement. A whip and pause works wonders.

[jessejohnson]

Surprised no 'anti-splatter' spray was used. Saves so much time in clean-up! I've been welding since 1968, with purchasing an AIRCO DIP-STICK welder (240VAC) in 1974. That welder 'finally' failed on me a year or so ago and I purchased a 110 VAC welder that is 'stick, ' MIG and TIG capable to take its place. I usually weld on metals that are 1/4" or thinner now. Seemed like I started all over in figuring out the set-up of the welder to get it to weld as good as the AIRCO model did! But I got there and am happy with what the welder, and I, can now do!! Technique is most important with any welder to, in the end, get great solid welds that look good too!

[raki]

целый день варил машину, ничего, а тут посмотрел видос и зайчиков нахватался

[cjcar]

Years ago as a pipefitting aprrentice I was taught a similar technique. I think the idea is circular motion. Keep the tip moving forward over both surfaces in an oval, "push in, pull out" motion. This creates an overlapping puddle effect. The second you loose concentration and stop/hesitate it's time to get the grinder out... LOL!

[zummliller]

WD, (from another video you commented on), the heck with the critics. Even the 'pros' contradict the 'pros.' Enjoy your helpful and practical techniques!

[TheTheo]

The 1st weld appeared as a joint with carders, where the steel had not fused. With the 2nd weld and increasing to 90 amps closed the gap and the final weld was the smooth joint. I've never done any welding, just soldering electronics/electrical there is one rule to "heat the work" get it hot to allow the solder to flow into the work" get a bright shiny joint. And having the right tool for the "task at hand"

[terryandrews]

I'm an old man now, Never knew I wouldn't miss welding so much.
Very satisfying when you did it right

[evst]

Видос из разряда. Готовлю это блюдо уже 2 недели, муж не выпускает с кухни