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UPHILL WELDING 7016 BEAD 8018 OUT 2" IN THE OILFEILD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2019
- Here I go over a in position weld out in the feild. I had to make these welds in the hot 98° weather in the wind. Real life experiences in the oil feild. No sugar coat no fake all real and truth actual factual advice methods and technique. I am held to a high standard and need to be able to pass. I am no better then anyone and I am not the best welder. I am using my 200D pipeliner welding machine in this video outta my king ranch single axel tub rig. The other truck of mine had got some work on it. Decking it out finally. Been really busy lately and got alot going on for me. I take my life one day at a time. You could be in my position some day so dont give up. Remember dreams are free so act on them and never let them die. Give it all Ya got never let up. Please share the videos with all your friends and family. Spread the word. Most of all stay cool.
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I'm retire rig welder 32 years 19-1/2 years chevron bay area.10 years Valero. I was really impressed with your great personality and journeyman skill.I did enjoy my classic two after my redface 200. Man you bring me back to the day I layed in bellholes grumbling at backhoe for a deeper hole.Ran down hand 5-p for PGE until I went to rifinerys all up hill. I was a welder at Chevron Oil on 5000 lb hydrogen pipeing 16 inch od 12 inch bore 1-1/4 chrome three days to finish one weld after three shots with cobal .And a lot a of carbon steel pipeing.My impression is you are the man great manners under pressure not just talk but a beautiful weld by no means no accident.I'm 75 now and still cherish the day I was running my own rig and loved it. The diference between a newborn baby and a rig welder is sooner or later the baby will stop crying.Keep up the good work young man. You should start your own school you do have what that requires. Greetings from the Napa Valley Thanks Jerry B
Thats a damn compliment. Good shit.
To perform an art without anyone to appreciate it is wasteful. To have the talent to perform on camera for all to see is respectable. To have the humility to own your mistakes is honorable. To share your gift with the world is awesome. Thanks for your videos. I thoroughly enjoy watching someone of your caliber at work.
This is a very prescient statement. And every word is true. Nice.
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@paquitos hammer...Wow, you know your “stuff”! Yes it is.
I do as well brother man I learn so much from you Wally! You are truly inspiring and talented as a blue collar worker ! We need your content brother keep turnin and burnin !
This world needs more people like you, you restore my faith in humanity.
This guy needs to be an instructor. His attitude is superior to 99% of every person I have ever worked with in the field. Great video Bro. Awesome welds.
Yup my Instructor is very mono tone and he doesn’t give you as much advice while conversing in the welding booth. You have to ask him questions. He answered. And there.
I agree I watch so many of his videos and I’ve learned a lot!
Hello my brother, I’m an old pipeliner from way back. I was very fortunate to attend pipeline school through the Southern Union gas company back in the day. I was a CR foreman field certified under API level. 04 my specialty was tap out and down in the ditch like we all get down there Trying to make a certified weld all the time you’re pretty bad ass. You’re a damn good welder and a good teacher. My name is Thomas I live in Santa Fe New Mexico, and I’m a retired rig Welder I greatly appreciate your videos makes me laugh to know that young people like you are stillgetting it down keep up the good work brother and may the Lord bless you be safe thank you
God bless you 🙏
I am impressed, you are a skilled instructor and a fantastic welder. Thanks for sharing this with us, people don’t realize how hard what you just did is and you make it look easy. Those are some fantastic welds.
Greetings from the Napa Valley. The fact is field welding separates the scrap iron welders from the real deal.When I was your age I was bullet proof, could lift anything, climb anywhere, and above all would love every weld. I went even so far as wdo40 on my weld when the rains came in just to show off my caps. I would ring them a buff the crap out of them. I was impressed with your confidence on your bottom tie-ins no porosity that's class bro. Love your spin out wheel. Would love to see a video on your rig, how you made it. I built a few and always wanted to change things around. Made my reels from you guessed it orj rings. My lead pockets were on the very back of the bed with screens on the bottom so I could wash off the mud if needed. Enough of my crap just keep up the good work. Keep those ear plugs in, wear your glassed and try to keep out of the smoke. I know I;m crazy I liked the smell of 5p.Jerry B
Thanks Wally for taking the time to do more videos, love watching and picking up on things your doing to help make my job easier!...May God continue to be with you and continue to bless you and your family...
Enjoyed watching this video a second time thank you and God Bless you Sir!
The best compliment I can give: you make it look easy!
Grinding a root pass down with a burr bit?? Now THAT is a splendid idea i never even thought of. Spot on!!
After passing it no probs at last workplace, dipped a fleet 5p+ root 6013 hotpass, fill and cap ASME 9 6g test on 6" sched 120 a few months ago due to a line on the xray along the side of the root where i didnt grind it out very well. We always use a 5/32 thick disk on a 4.5" grinder for backgrinding a root and taking out the wagon tracks..... now using a carbide burr would give a lovely profile for the hotpass. Thanks Wally! Going to give that idea a try next time to see how it goes👍👍
You're really cool my brother. I am surprised how welding is like studying Torah and everytime you do it you learn more and it's precious to learn.
I have been both a shop an field welder for many years and I firmly believe if your not burning rods you are not learning. The day you say your not learning is the day you need to hang it up
"Bless God for making this world" ... thank you for making these kinds of comments... for being such a fine upstanding example to those around you ... "giving it your best at ALL times" ... when there are SO many people in the world that don't know the value inherent in such an ethic.
im just now seeing your welding vid but man im so glad i clicked on it. The real world info is what is helping me to become a better welder everyday. I started welding 2 months ago when i started taking courses at the local college and my instructor says he pushes me harder than everyone else bc he knows that i can be a a decent welder if i keep at it. im flying through the classes but only with the help of guys like you that take time out of your busy schedule to make these amazing videos so for that i thank you. keep laying dimes man, stay safe and let the arc burn
Stay humble brother. That puts you in the top 1% of welders in my opinion.
That's a great real world weld out in the field in the wind and all with LH rods. Must be some serious pressures in those pipes. Good to see your helper Brett listening and being nice & quick on the dial and keeping his back turned to prevent getting an arc flash. Would be good to see a follow up on the x-ray and a shot of the film if possible.
Fine job, I went from welder to welding inspector, I like welding BETTER. !!!😃😃
Great Video thanks, William Orange County California.
Thank you
Just the trick of the file in the flange bolt hole made all this worth it - wow. Don't know why I've never thought of or seen that before. Other parts handy and interesting, but that one thing was a wow for me on this one. Thank you for the tip(s).
man... hearing that smooth crackle of a stick weld, and the diesel engine running in the background brings me back to when I was a kid and my dad taught me how to weld..
Feelsgoodman...
Kasey Lewis damn I miss stick welding
@@MarkLynskey I dont lol, I just burn wire, and tig weld nowadays.
I welded for 30 years pipewelder I always weaved my passes nuclear power plant and ga.power. lot of people said it looked like a machine did it. Good job.
Thank you
EXCELLENT!
Great video, I’m a retired heavy diesel mechanic and I picked up some tricks watching your video I’m going to use just welding at home on my home projects. I’m also looking for a new or better way to do stuff.
Man, Wally you got me excited with this one. You the real deal man, no faking, no lies, real shit, real life lessons and work🙏🙏💪
This mans attitude is next to no one , imagine the success of our nations if we all behaved like this guy.
From Northern Ireland
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Define pro....... the guy who can take a f'd situation an make it right........ awesome work brother, thanks for the video.
Thank you
The positive attitude goes along ways! I’ve seen some pretty angry people as instructors and bosses and their outcome of grads isn’t very much.
Following the welding pass on the inside surface, very cool!!
Just saw your video I’ve been welding 50 years great attitude your young and take pride in what u do not cocky like a lot of young ones I always hated when they wanted to race me uphill or downhill stay safe great video
I be welding dumpsters and compactors for a living burn a lot of 7018 n tonnnnns of 6011 keep the videos coming I learn a lot from u g
Thank you
Mad respect TWP. I'm one of those shop welders but the more I watch your content the more I want to rig up.
Same here
I have a copy of (welders offshore guide), that's sold on EBAY, and in one part of it, it tells how a number of welders learn and get certified without ever having to go to an expensive welding school. So many young men want to be welders but some are already married and cannot afford to take a year out of their life and go back to vocational training school. Ingalls in pascagoula, ms. Has 3 year pipe welding apprentice programs where they pay $17.50 per hr. Just to train you, drawback is passing a drug test and no criminal background which most welders have issues with both. That's why I like the welders offshore guide because it overcomes all those issues with the knowledge it provides on learning and getting certified, without having to go through long awaited union programs, some welders follow its advice and get certified in a few weeks. I wish it had been published back in the 70's when I started welding.
Great job...It's a brotherhood. I was a LU 597 pipe fitter / welder for 20 years and took the same pride in my work
Amazing knowledge and skill sir. This ol' guy salutes you!
Appreciate you
Enjoy watching your craft....i grew up around welding...for me its a Hobby and a handy skill...never wanted to do it for a living...hats off to you...
You have such a positive attitude. I would love to be your helper, I’m a sheet metal apprentice in Michigan and most of the journeymen you work with have such a bad attitude and ego you just get bitched at all day because of the prints or this or that. They just need to love what they do and feel blessed
Learn blue print reading well. Learn to weld a bit on the hot side. ASAP stop looking directly into the puddle and look just ahead. Once you know you are hot enough so the weld flows well and flattens out then look just ahead of the puddle and see exactly where you are welding always.
That's hard wrk, people may not think so but it is
Breathing the fumes gets to you
This guy probably puts out the best on the job videos above all the rest. His welding comes out super.
How bout that gap killed it man anyone in welding knows thats for a professional ur killing it
O and I have been in welding for over three Decades and I have been on the pipeline offshore and Fabrication shop . I am a journeyman welder and I have traveled around the world as a rig welder.
Nice work, I love your attitude and appreciate how you want to teach people how to do it right. Good looking welds. I am a 30 plus year welder who still loves it. Can’t do it like I used to but watching you makes me wish I could. Keep up the good work.
That means alot. Got a ton of content gonna start hitting ya guys daily
I dig you brother from the shoulder to the holder!!! 5th great and 100!!!!!😄😄😄
Not too shabby mate.
Good to see an american using 7016 instead of 6010 for the root. 7016 is a common rod in Europe for lo-hy open root.
Those Piher clamps are awesome by the way, Very strong build clamps from Spain. I love them.
Thanks for showing real men on real jobs! We can only hope to duplicate and not replicate! When you demonstrate your technique and success at the same time is nothing less then amazing!
Awesome that you include God with your life, and thank you for your time for uploading videos for us that want to learn, God Bless
Good job I'm welder but i don't welding since long time over 16 years . I'm interested to build a workshop in my home and restarting welding I miss it
Not a welder but always appreciate a professional at work at the top of his craft!
I’m in welding school right now. I actually used to be a pipeline coating/utility inspector and when you made the remark at the end about putting the flange info up on top for the inspectors that will be coming behind you, that earned a subscribe. Everyone likes to crack jokes about inspection - a lot of times it’s justified 😂 - nonetheless, that remark said a lot about you as a person and I can’t wait to watch more of your channel.
Stay cool and yeah we got so much
I've always subconsciously done this with anything possible. I know it sucks trying to find an illegible rusty lay line lol
that bubbleblower on the back of the truck at the beginning is awesome
I started out at Lincoln Electric in Cleveland, 2 months of 12 hour days learning to burn rods, burn them n a circle and TIG weld,, came back to TN started as a welders helper, moved into fitting and eventually welding pipe full time, did that for 9 years until my eyes got bad and then moved into Project Estimating (desk job...hehe), somedays I really miss being in the field welding and cutting up with the guys, it really is nice when you have a great fitter who doesn't mind staying right there with you and helping out, makes the day go a lot better. Nice welding, it's great that you are explaining the tricks of the trades, hopefully some of the younger guys are watching and learning...the only way to be a better welder is burning rods under that hood, practice all you can.
Absolutely. Thank you
nice one fella , you explain ok , learn the thing , for positioning the arm , simple and easy , greats !
Cool video and kudos for your skills. Got my start on pipe at a Navy Shipyard in the mid 70s and they insisted on grinding every start on SMAW, so that habit stuck with me even now in Aerospace Welding where we sometimes do Stick with 120-18 (4130) up to 140-18 for HY130 Alloys. Mostly Electron Beam now and the rest GTAW on crazy stuff in glove box. Titanium Tantalum and a bunch of other Refractory Metals even Tungsten containers for some propulsion projects but that's all EB Welding. I'll be watching more.
Looks good . People get me wrong on 7018 downhill weld. Which I've done and it held up. I didn't say anything about a gap weld . I've seen ur video . Thumbs,up
You guys do an awesome job ! I work for a company that makes the valves that attach to those flanges,, without you I wouldn't have a job. Keep up the hard work!
blk77sunshn me too
Nice end result - nice job - thanks for taking the time to film and post.
Great job man...!! Welding vertical up gets way more penetration on your arc when you are stick or mig welding... I have been a welder for a little over 30 years now...
It's been a good career to me... :)
I love it myself
I always preferred to run a down hand bead with 6010 or 7010.....on normal mild steel pipe.....Run the gap tight.......even no gap actually and crank up the heat to penetrate through or use the grinder to feather the land if the gap closes up too tight and get used to running the rod hot, as compared .....With down hand and done that way there is no internal undercut and a smaller more uniform bead inside the pipe and better ties ins ..........When welding up hand and with 6010 or 7010 there is more chance of undercut on the bead especially around the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions ..... With a 7018 low Hydrogen rod used as a root pass rod and performed up hand, you are almost asking for trouble with undercut and inconsistencies at the stop /start points and or slag trapped in the bead having to run the rod at lower temperature to control and manipulate the arc flow as the molten metal does not freeze as fast while you can not step the arc well, if need be while trying to carry a larger weld puddle and larger keyhole .......Of course if that is the welding code and welding procedure, then a good welder will figure it out ...but still, more challenging and difficult to obtain a nice uniform root pass bead.......If the code and the procedure calls for a *Up Hand* 6010 or 7010 root pass, I found it best to perform the root pass same as down hand.......run a tight gap..... and jam the rod in there with sufficient heat and drag the rod up maintaining a tight key hole and get used to your hand and arm position coming up and around while avoiding too much of a back angle on the rod and arc......Also you can hear the sound of the arc inside the pipe and know that the metal deposit is flowing smoothly by the sound.......a nice consistent, smooth *hissing sound* rather than a inconsistent crackling sound.........such that you could close your eyes and work the rod by way of the sound you are hearing ..........I also learned to perform the cap pass Down Hand with 7018 low hydrogen....It works, while you have to crank up the heat and pull a longer arc when nearing the side of the pipe and let the flux roll off as you near the 3 clock position ...or..... stop running the bead and restart with a new rod pointed upwards at a steep back angle and crank up the heat even more on the dial for the start of the arc while the *force* of the arc and the steep rod angle will get you past the 3 o'clock position before the molten flux begins to roll around in front of the arc impeding the flow of metal deposit....and moving on to the 4 o'clock position where the molten flux is now rolling off vertically and dropping off and not interfering with the arc gap and metal deposit action....... and then have the welders helper lower the heat as need be as you get closer to the 5 o'clock position and finally the 6 clock position at the bottom......People look at the cap pass and wonder how did you get the cap pass looking so smooth....Ha Ha ...but does not work well if you have to weave and carry a really big weld puddle on larger diameter, thicker wall pipe.....Whenever you are welding pipe and the pipe is not being X-Rayed to code or say 10 percent X-Ray requirements and say only water pipe or drain pipes etc. ......then try welding different ways ..such as 5 / 32 inch size rod as a root pass rod for pipe that is say 4 inches and up and even 3 /16 inch size welding rod for root pass for large pipe diameters and heavier wall thickness that can take the heat .....and always experiment when you can ....Cheers
@@hasslefree1848 I fuckin loved reading that! This dude is definitely a good welder, no doubt. But compared to what we do in Canada, he makes welding pipe looking hard. Tack with 7018, burn through them with a 6010 root, hot pass with 6010 or 7010, fill with 7018, and cap with 7018.
Desde luisiana un saludo buen trabajo
Good work ,I've welded a few years offshore in the Gulf of Mexico . Pipe welder a few years in construction about 25 years . Never used one of those pancake shields ,I'am making one today gunna try working it out . Thanks for the video your a good man . Watch those eyes young fella keep them glasses on . A little joke from offshore safety pays but a good accident pays better call the offices of Bender& Bender over . 😜
Looks great, I use to file the lines on the side of the, but my fitter said it took to much time.
Another great video Wally! One of the best to date 👍. Thanks for taking the time to share with us.
Laddy Buck. Your playing with the Devil's Fire!
Always enjoy watching ur weld videos Wally.....👌🏼💪🏼
Appreciate that man
Heck yeah buddy, always try using ur techniques and love how u share ur work. U don't get that from much people..... keep hustling @TheWeldProfessor
Hello from Russia colleague! Always watch your video and charge positive!
TOTAL PRO I WELD FOR A HOBBY I LOVE IT BUT I RATHER RUN HEAVY EQUIPMENT WITH AIR CONDITION AND HEAT I AM IMPRESSED YOU ARE ONE TOUGH MAN TO DO THAT DAY IN AND DAY OUT GREAT INFO THANKS
Just another great day in the OIL field!!!!
Nice touch putting the stamping up top. I'm a 510 not a CWI but it'll be very handy down the road.
In Australia we would do TIG root and hot pass, low hydrogen fill and cap. We used to use kobies (low hy) root but now TIG root is very popular. Also STT wire process has taken over in fab shops. Interesting to see how you do it in America. 👍
You say you're not the best........but you're up there with them ...good work!🦸♂️
facing the labels up and out. The mark of a true professional.
Iv never done a low hyd. Root, always 5p downhill. At 55 I’m taking bilberry every day , thinking about rigging up and getting into it again.
Rig out.
Air fed helmet, your young take care of your self it's a long time till your retirement make sure you can enjoy it
I'm not a welder, dont plan to be one but your attitude and narration are very enjoyable to watch. I work with pipe welders, we dont have the time to chat about how its done. especially cool to see this heavy of flanges being fitted and welded in the field. Thanks for the content. I'm subscribed
Ahh slick man that 7016 glass, god bless Brother !!
Great attitude bro. Refreshed my memory a lot. Was in the union for a short time but will be back soon after I get out of the army. Thanks for the knowledge and good vibe brotha 🙏🏼
Very educational video man. You explain the entire process. You are the Professor.... Best wishes
Very educational content keep up the good work and keep on welding pro👍👍💪💪💪
Thank you 🙏
how can 223 not like this. your welds are better than what i see from china and india.
That's 223 confused admirers 🤷♂️
On 7018 if done right is almost no chipping hammer needed it falls off or separates depends on position it's on . Good video. Good weld
Tough procedure to weld out. 💯💯 much respect and Clean Work Sir
That was some root you had to put it there brother ! I could tell by the cooling weave you had to use !!! Old timer welder, Served my apprenticeship starting 1967 UK. By the way those Caiman gloves must be pretty good, ! Being able to keep the heat away from you when laying on the flange that's been preheated too 400, then a root, a fill, n then a cap. All that seriously raises the temperature some. !
Wow it’s crazy how different you guys do it in the states!
Whaoo!! Un saludo desde Ft Worth tx,,,nice job thank you for sharing your skills God bless you, Dioste bendiga
Your badass, been to Douglas Wy nothing but grass and wind.
Thanks for the Videos
Great Weld, I’m A CWI out in Los Angeles Cali, I’d pass that everyday & twice Sunday 🤙🏼👌😎
God bless you thank you
Great work. Videos are the bomb Love from the uk. 👨🏭
Nice job. Need more respectful people like your self to make this world a better place
Maybe a Jig clamped to the pipe which holds the flange square would speed up the process. Great looking Job !!!
I like your work ethics, happy to have a job and not complain about it 👍
Exactly way to many people don't understand this
Great show! Rock on!
the best welds possible are made from the best surface preparation possible, and your prep and welds are 1st class, keep learning keep improving .
Nice job and you have a Great attitude, I know what you mean about the wind blowing against your body and moving you around it's hard to weld steady when your body is moving.
Love it mann, amazing work slick weld all the way out..... true master of the craft brother!
You really are a good dude! Totally respect the Vibe and Love!!!
Good job professor......you work is professional on all levels..... love to meet you one day in person....!!!
I hope we do cross path
Just found this Channel and gotta say I fkn love it !!!
Thank you
Hero up the amazing work brother great job and God Bless 🙏🔥🔥
Good job brother... that gap was a big boy...
Love your attitude dude. Greetings from Croatia.
You are so humble and good Welder man
In school right now thanks for the videos and the knowledge bro keep up the good works
I've watched upwards of 100 welders as a helper, and not one time have they ever been like "Damn, that's the best weld, nothing went wrong, everything was fine, weather was great, and the equipment worked exactly how I wanted it to. There's ALWAYS something! lol
You know he’s the real deal when homies got a 36,000$ welder just chillin in his bed😂 love your vids man
I love you my friend I hope your life is blessed and if it’s not I’m blessing it 😂