@@hassanfaisal531 ummm, no, it's both; higher current is used to get a larger weld on thick plate, but more voltage results in deeper penetration. Too high of either voltage OR current will blow through thin plate. Look it up.
Well.i found it fekking useful...I'm tired of welding long stick and loosing my patients.. like iam with ignorance like yours.. just move on to your tic tok fanny dancers. In future
Sure, I agree that a shorter rod (electrode) is easier to work with, but you're wasting about an inch of electrode when there's no reason to. I hold the stinger with my right hand and if needed, I'll put my left hand halfway down the electrode to keep it steady. I usually don't have to do that, but sometimes in tight spaces, I do. Doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you're happy with the finished results. I was just frustrated after watching a "quick trick" video that in my opinion is not quick nor a trick.
@@bayareafishing6367 I think it completely blew over your head that “quick” is used in his caption as a “quick tip” type of way and it was probably uploaded to help ppl get a better technique when welding 😂
Or you could buy shorter rods, you wouldn’t get away with this in a fabrication workshop, they would kick your arse out and tell you to learn how to weld…
this reminds me of when my dad used to weld 3 ft dia well casings from inside in 1953; with the pipe laid horizontally, he would crawl into it with special rods that were double length with bare spot in center. he could burn 24" of rod in one electrode change, convenient in cramped space.
Over the long run, your employer isn’t going to like all that waste you’ve created when you could’ve just momentarily used your other hand to steady the stinger 😂
@@calebc6028 since reading is hard, I’ll reiterate “momentarily” and I usually weld with leather gloves, this helps too. Once you finish up trade school and stop getting your welding rod stuck, you’ll notice your 3/32nds rod won’t get that hot until you’re nearly to the end. It’s ok, I remember my time in the shop under the welding hood.
Y’all a buncha wanna be welders just like this guy. Don’t flatter yourself, this is actually a common technique used in situations where you need more clearnece from what ever is under pipe or what you are welding. I commonly use this technique on 5g and 6g. Gloves are 20 bucks a pop so yeah keep grabbing the rod and burn your fingers up to the point when you are 80 you can’t feel shit cause your hands are callused from the heat
That’s cause you are a shop welder getting paid 15 bucks an hour. Us field welders have a use for this in tight spots. Somewhere I bet you haven’t been for a while
Y’all are so fucking quick to judge shit without even realizing this is a technique used in tight spots. But I’m sure everything you weld is in a stand or table
If you clamp the rod as deeply as possible into the throat of the handle it pinches tighter on the rod for best electrical connection. Also examine the pinch on your ground clamp and replace or improve it so there is no question.
So instead of just setting the amperage right your big tip is to waste time cutting the end of the rod and then knock some flix out of the middle before setting the amperage right.
Hi, I would like to get my existing Incline/Decline bench welding done with some minor adjustments.. So can you guide me, which type of welding is heavy duty.. In Google it shows TIG welding
No! what you should do to be better at striking your arc is to strike it on the corner of the plate instead of the face itself that way by the time you reach the face youll already be welding
Also I'm going to let you know something! You ain't a thin metal welder if you don't know how to Tig!! I use to weld coke cans buddy! Try welding 28gauge stainless in a f**Ked up position with water and other nasty elements all into play! 😉 Year's Out in the field will learn ya something boy!
after seeing this video, it shows that the closer the power source is to the welding point, it will cause the welding point to not stick, is that right?
No the reason it stuck before shortening it was because they didn’t have the proper settings on the welder. The distance from the handle to the end of the electrode has no effect on a rod sticking.
He just did that to have better control of the rod. Thinner rods (1/16 or 3/32) are much harder to control bc they move around so much with the slightest shake. Think of holding a pencil at the top while trying to write neatly
Just gonna tell the viewers now to NEVER TRY THIS ON THE FIELD! You will get fired. Though I never did this myself, I have seen many students in vocational schools try this and get yelled at.
everyone and mother is in welding school now so the Earths welding shortage might go from "a shortage" to an "over saturated" Always a day late and dollar short. By the time we hear about it it's usually too late!
Gotta love the difference between 30 volts and 80 volts when welding
Bro. It’s Amps not volt
@@hassanfaisal531 ummm, no, it's both; higher current is used to get a larger weld on thick plate, but more voltage results in deeper penetration. Too high of either voltage OR current will blow through thin plate. Look it up.
That and putting the ground clamp on your work after the rod mod!
I love having mine digital and in from 30 up to 210 and anywhere between all 1 amp increments
No absolutely 100% wrong
I have no idea what this video is trying to show. Another useless click bait video
Well.i found it fekking useful...I'm tired of welding long stick and loosing my patients.. like iam with ignorance like yours.. just move on to your tic tok fanny dancers. In future
short rods are easier to work with but have to be changed more frequently. with center clamping, you just turn it over
Sure, I agree that a shorter rod (electrode) is easier to work with, but you're wasting about an inch of electrode when there's no reason to. I hold the stinger with my right hand and if needed, I'll put my left hand halfway down the electrode to keep it steady. I usually don't have to do that, but sometimes in tight spaces, I do. Doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you're happy with the finished results. I was just frustrated after watching a "quick trick" video that in my opinion is not quick nor a trick.
@@bayareafishing6367 id honestly rather do it the normal way but my hands are too shakey
@@bayareafishing6367 I think it completely blew over your head that “quick” is used in his caption as a “quick tip” type of way and it was probably uploaded to help ppl get a better technique when welding 😂
wow,,,ganon po pala sereto ng nanginginig mag weld😮😊
I have a good idea this video is great and I’m going to use this information when welding my truck bed
I wish I had the confidence to make videos of things I know absolutely nothing about
Or you could buy shorter rods, you wouldn’t get away with this in a fabrication workshop, they would kick your arse out and tell you to learn how to weld…
Or...ya know, get your settings right and stop doing crappy tack welds and use any stick you want lol
My thoughts also.
please how do I identify the welding machine by their phase?
Maybe have the right size rod for your material and put the machine on the right settings. Those help a lot
this reminds me of when my dad used to weld 3 ft dia well casings from inside in 1953; with the pipe laid horizontally, he would crawl into it with special rods that were double length with bare spot in center. he could burn 24" of rod in one electrode change, convenient in cramped space.
Waw....
Thank you very much.....🙏❤️
Finally someone who knows something about welding
Out of all rods you chose to use the one that strikes the easiest? (At least for me)
Over the long run, your employer isn’t going to like all that waste you’ve created when you could’ve just momentarily used your other hand to steady the stinger 😂
3/32 get hot fast but I doubt you know anything about that.
@@calebc6028 since reading is hard, I’ll reiterate “momentarily” and I usually weld with leather gloves, this helps too. Once you finish up trade school and stop getting your welding rod stuck, you’ll notice your 3/32nds rod won’t get that hot until you’re nearly to the end. It’s ok, I remember my time in the shop under the welding hood.
Aap kitne amps ka welding machine h Or kis company ka h
It’s definitely not the rod that’s keeping you from sparking off
Thank you for this, I learned absolutely nothing.
Yeah cause you are a shop welder and don’t have any real use for this technique. Chump
At first I was like okay this might be useful then just nope💀
Correction:
Quick tips and tricks to be the laughing stock of TH-cam shorts. Flip the shop breaker yeer done.
Yeeeeeerrrrrrrr duuuuunnnnnnnn
Y’all a buncha wanna be welders just like this guy. Don’t flatter yourself, this is actually a common technique used in situations where you need more clearnece from what ever is under pipe or what you are welding. I commonly use this technique on 5g and 6g. Gloves are 20 bucks a pop so yeah keep grabbing the rod and burn your fingers up to the point when you are 80 you can’t feel shit cause your hands are callused from the heat
That's as useful as a double-ended screwdriver
That’s cause you are a shop welder getting paid 15 bucks an hour. Us field welders have a use for this in tight spots. Somewhere I bet you haven’t been for a while
I just grab the electrode further down no need to move the whole handle just leave that at the top and put your hand in the middle
Or just cut it in half leaving the end alone
Y’all are so fucking quick to judge shit without even realizing this is a technique used in tight spots. But I’m sure everything you weld is in a stand or table
If you clamp the rod as deeply as possible into the throat of the handle it pinches tighter on the rod for best electrical connection. Also examine the pinch on your ground clamp and replace or improve it so there is no question.
💯 move the ground connection as close as possible and insure a tight clamp
looks good from my house
my welding was legendary .I was the worst welder in the history of the college!if it didn't keep sticking or stalling,it kept burning through it!
Thank you
At how many amp would you recommend to start with?
So instead of just setting the amperage right your big tip is to waste time cutting the end of the rod and then knock some flix out of the middle before setting the amperage right.
Appreciate this..unlike the know it also commentors.
This is worse than the first timers in welding class in high school
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Where do you get 6013? Home depot?
Harbor freight
Hi,
I would like to get my existing Incline/Decline bench welding done with some minor adjustments..
So can you guide me, which type of welding is heavy duty..
In Google it shows TIG welding
Лучше держать большим пальцем левой рукой и сохранить электрод
Everything in the video was made by someone who makes fences
Man, I was taught to never plug welds, but ya gotta do what ya gotta do.
Plug welds are not this
What is supposed to be the power settings
I don't know what I just watched.
No! what you should do to be better at striking your arc is to strike it on the corner of the plate instead of the face itself that way by the time you reach the face youll already be welding
At that point break all the slag off bend the rod every which way and randomly swing it
Very thin metal. That is very interesting trick my friend. Love the videos.
How about you turn up the current?
Classic Indian tiktoker
Or just don’t forget your morning triple whisky shot
That was a goddamn TIG torch in the actual welding part
negative
What?
"Our factory has specialized gloves specifically designed for this welding technology. Would you like to place an order?"
The people who do these videos should actually learn to weld before doing how to weld videos
So simple 😅
Guys never do this. If the metal is too thin to stick use tif or mig
Use 2mm rod and set to 50amp..if the metal. Is too thin
That's exactly how not to weld with a stick welder
What was the tip?
How to waste rod, your time and improperly weld.
what happend to strikeing like a match
Support the rod with the other hand
Now do some uphill 7028 3/8ths
How do you see what you are welding through the mask?😮
Also I'm going to let you know something! You ain't a thin metal welder if you don't know how to Tig!! I use to weld coke cans buddy! Try welding 28gauge stainless in a f**Ked up position with water and other nasty elements all into play! 😉 Year's Out in the field will learn ya something boy!
Tell ‘em it sucks. 😆 I don’t do tig anymore. But I patch the worst paper thin sea vessels that should be scrapped. Chase a hole.
Bro cant strike an arc😂
The rod is not the problem 😂
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The trick is making you think there is a trick.
WHY DON'T YOU JUST TURN THE MACHINE UP 👍👍
after seeing this video, it shows that the closer the power source is to the welding point, it will cause the welding point to not stick, is that right?
No try using a better welder setting it to a higher amperage that wouldn't be a problem
No the reason it stuck before shortening it was because they didn’t have the proper settings on the welder.
The distance from the handle to the end of the electrode has no effect on a rod sticking.
The power source is the welding machine not the handle.
He just did that to have better control of the rod. Thinner rods (1/16 or 3/32) are much harder to control bc they move around so much with the slightest shake. Think of holding a pencil at the top while trying to write neatly
Like some others commented on here, just grab the rod closer to the tip with your gloved, free hand, to steady it until you establish an arc.
Holy slag inclusions batman!
Well it's hard to weld straight if your rod is long
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China tryin to teach the kids wrong lol
Just gonna tell the viewers now to NEVER TRY THIS ON THE FIELD! You will get fired. Though I never did this myself, I have seen many students in vocational schools try this and get yelled at.
You’re not a welder you’re just somebody with a welding machine that has no idea how to use it
You NEVER cut the part where to put your stinger on the rod off
That's not Learning how to Weld
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size matters!
This will only hold on 1 gauge material.😂😂
Just up your amps lol
Just hold the rod when you start
just use more amperage 😒
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Unqualified welding rod filling
use a 5mm 6010 at 220 amps
will solve any lack of penetration
3/16 of an inch rod for square tubing, I’ll remember that next time
maybe if you use the waste as filler I guess it might be useful but I can't get behind throwing away a couple inch's of rod I paid for.
How would you do so you throw away a couple inches anyway, hell god did when he made you!
What trick? I don't see any trick.
or use both hands, and if you can’t do that then just weld it 😂
Y’all missed the point and or never have welded pipe before this is a great technique
Dont texas tig just close the gap like your supposed to
kira mendetail..
Just don’t get your stick stuck😭
Or just weld like a normal person?
or be creative and think outside the box /s
Yeah I don't know what they're really trying to show you in this video it's a Greek to me
Ffs at the very least, use a smaller electrode and drop the amps. There’s no need to Texas TIG a gap that small
Hi Bhai
Now use a 7018 and tell me. 🤣😂
One way to waste a welding rod
I’m a welder and to prevent from sticking just turn you volts up and don’t Texas tig weld that crap don’t work.
This makes my brain hurt and I think I got dumber watching it
never seen it done like that !
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What the hell did I just watch
Bad welds
No shame into guiding it with your finger for a start up too so you dont have to do all that. Also it might be too cold
everyone and mother is in welding school now so the Earths welding shortage might go from "a shortage" to an "over saturated" Always a day late and dollar short. By the time we hear about it it's usually too late!
Learn how to weld
Welder here. This is clickbait and horrendous at the very least.
Just what in the hell is he doing ???
I’m a Self taught stick welder. Never been to school ever. This is some bs fr