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your non standard dip technique and the vast control trips me up and blows my mind. very authentic style and I can tell you have loads of control and comfort in your ability with not only the torch but the rod. I strive to be your level one day. Thanks for the vid you have a sub!

From mig to stick, first pic was a mig weld not stick

your welds look amazing. genuinely inspirational. i'm about a month into learning how to weld and hope i can be as great one day

Please could you do a TIG overhead open root plate butt next

What alternative tungsten do you recommend over the red tipped tungsten's ?👍

Top video lads👍

Wow very amazing ❤ how long have you been making video like this ???

What?!? Always remember WHAT?!?! OF IM RUNNING AT ABOUT 125amps what do I need to remember?!???!!!!

Full video on our channel and in the description.

Nice to find an English welding channel instead of the yankee dross ,but title says 3G commentary says 2G ,but its 5F come on boys

Last time i checked that's 135 MAG

This will be a big help, Definitely need to work on my angles, Again nice one 👍

I get the slag to make tea for when I’m done, this guy just keeps her at the back…😂😂😂

Great video Lads👍

Recently found your channel. Your videos are so good. I'm learning to weld and find them very helpful. I like that you're in the UK, too, as most of the stuff I've seen on here seems to be American. Thanks for what you are doing. Keep it up. 👍

Hey, nice viedo. What wire size are you using? I have been welding 12mm plate, 15 degree bottom plate angle, 45 degree top plate angle. I am struggling to get fusion between runs at wfs 4m per minute at 22V with a push technique at 10 degree travel angle using 0.9 wire size.

What if its off center outside of the square

Again top draw, are you a test centre/welding college?

Any chance we could see some aluminium?

Check out the full video here: th-cam.com/video/QrNrH6wmBl8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sNfzYUDwPRC3ZJAy

Best 6013 bead i’ve seen. I hate 6013. Rather give me 6011.

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Amper????

hobby welding only have 240 volt ac only welding setand only 6013 welding rods think get ac 7018 rods to expensive

Looks nice, did the back side sugar up?

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Cheers mate.

In the usa, structural fusion totals to 6 passes. Im interested in 3 passes for fusion. Why the difference?

This video gave me the confidence to have a go, so far not so great but improving, I've posted it and give you a mention in the vid with your link for others in the same boat if that's ok.✌

What kind of lens is that over the camera ?

Sick, when you gonna do 3f stick? I'd love to see your opinions and preferred weaving techniques.

Nice, spot on about the steady hand, and especially safety glasses under ones hood. God bless sir, work safe.

Ac, or dc, machine?

Hello brother I have a very big problem with 6013 I can only weld it flat position other positions puddle drips and never stick to base metal. What should I do please help me I have inverter welding machine which hase positive and negative cords. Should I change it like you?

It doesn't matter what you're welding, it doesnt matter if it's coded work or not. A cursive technique or some other technique that involves you leaving the root and focusing more on the side wall penetration is much better for corner joints.

Three runs easy to cap the gap, four if you wanna run a thinner bead and make it fancy. But it really depends more on the welders skill and preference. Personally, id do three just so its done and looks standard. You throw anything fancy or extra in there and it might just screw everything up. Fancy is for art, standard is for work, never let them know you can make it look pretty.

Very helpful

same wire speed for the root pass?

Great video, and great joint/exercise to skill build. Your prep on that is great too !! Been training the non-dominant hand for about 2 years now, Had 8 years of tig experience with one hand prior, went to a beginners tig night class and taught the other hand from the basic joints. In work I started giving my left hand easy jobs, welds that were short, - got hidden/ground off, Then as it got more proficiency started putting it on symetrical joints, so that my right hand was basically showing my left how to do it. "Copy this". The dividens have payed off 2 years later, in a production/turn-table job now for a small company, It has minimised fatiguing being able to swap hands, makes some joints easier. All the overtime under the sun is more sustainable - obviously we shouldn't be burning ourselves out, but in this world - sometimes ya just gotta make the money. Well worth it to train up the non-dominant hand to anybody who is thinking about it. And if anyone is wanting to make a 6G test easier, This will serve you well.

6103 4mm?

This, and the other plate development drawings, are very useful. Thank you for sharing :)

3 cap runs

3 cap runs