Please keep making more stick welding videos. Most people have stick welders, more then tig welders or mig. I really enjoy your content. Keep up the great work!!
I found this one of the most difficult welds when I learned stick welding. It took a long time before I got the hang of it. Could have used this video for sure.
I went to Georgia trade school and learned how to 7018. Now I am a rig welder working on drilling rigs in West tx, I've had to learn how to use 5/32 since we use it all the time in this kind of work. Still getting the hang of it out of position. I'm running an sa200 though so a bit different. Thanks for the video.
Great Stuff!! Thank You! I haven't been in maintenance/welding for many years but I am now in the sales side of the trade, so your videos help me keep somewhat current on the information.
I've watched your 2012 videos, and compared it to 2020. The camera capturing quality improved significantly. We use 7018 5/32 in welding school, common problems.. high amperage.. eating the metal too much on the sides (high ampeargae i guess)
Great series of videos Jody, good to see some efforts in training and use with larger electrodes. 3/32 and 1/8 are great for training, and root passes, but it is a "feather in a welders cap💲" if he can weld fill passes in all positions with 5/32 LH! ✔
Your videos are always and inspiration to me to keep up the learning and practicing process to get better with each and every weld I am doing. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us.
Here in the UK, 5g pipe to plate is one of the test pieces given during coding tests. A 6g butt (as per norm) and this test side by side for each procedure as a supplementary test for "EN" and "ISO" certification.
Hello, I'm Vietnamese, I really want to go to a high-tech welding school but can't afford it, I admire you so much, do you have a way for me to hear what you say? thank you uncle
Great video! I’ve heard you mention arc blow and several theories on the podcast and you mentioned it here. Now, given this is ripe for Murphy to step in and make the process a heckuva deal, how about a video where you do your level best to cause arc blow so we can see it (I’ve never seen it)?
Can you do a video on pulsed metalcore 3g uphill? Maybe with a mig root or backing strip. We have Lincoln stt and Miller pipeworx machines at my shop. I tested on it today and passed but it was the first time I've done it uphill. Most jobs we do downhill. Could use some recommendations
glad you are doing ok Jody! quick question, on my tig, im a newbie and havent used it in 3 months, yesterday I did a repair on my neighbors mower frame and after i let go of the finger trigger, a flame , from the Argon appeared and seemed to grow as pulled the torch away... ever see that before?? wth! :D
Hi there I’m just wondering if there any courses in the states where you can complete practical and theory and gain some sort of recognised ticket for mig and TIG welding, cheers Alex from the U.K living in Australia 👍
I like watching your videos, the best channel to learn and upgrade your skills! I have a question, what would you weld armox steel with? I have a bulletproof van to do and I just wonder how would you weld it. Keep up the good work!
Just another way to explain the reasoning behind moving the ground clamp, simply put...electricity is lazy. Path of least resistance p+rod, you wont notice a difference, but you will more than likely notice a difference with an excalibur... Coming from someone who was taught to place your clamp as close as possible to your run back in the 10th grade. 13 years later, I still do that wherever possible. It boils down to knowing control. Work smarter not harder.
Just wondering about something I did long time back. I was welding on a project that had a 3 inch thick pipe that was 120 feet across. We were making a mine shaft that was 800 feet long or a better way to say it, the shaft was 800 feet in the ground. We vertically welded the 10 foot by 20 foot by 3 inch thick rolled plate to make the 120 feet wide rings and 4 cranes would set the ring on top of the ring going into the shaft and we would weld the horizontal weld around the perimeter of the 120 foot shaft. I forget how many welders were on the job but we were assigned an 8 foot horizontal weld to make and it was a 3 inch thick plate we were filling the gap on. All the welders were running 1/8 inch 7018 and it would take them 14 to 16 hours to get their 8 foot weld made. We were getting paid by the hour so they weren't in any kind of hurry. The man with the contract was a good friend of mine and I wanted to help him out on the job. He paid me very well so I didn't mind at all to do more than my share. All that long explanation to get to what I was wondering about. I had a 300 amp Miller gas welding machine. I started burning 1/4 in 7018 to get the job done faster and like I said to help out my friend. Jody, have you ever run rod that big and what was your result. I would like to see how you recommend it be done and if I was doing it like it should have been done. I guess I was doing ok because all welds were x-rayed and mine all passed. Just curious what you have to say about this situation.....
Creo honestamente qué soldo mejor la #7018.el cordón se termina más rebajado para cuando tienes qué retomar éste mísmo cordón te quede más parejo Pero ojo no está mal sólo detalles de alguien que conoce su oficio
He aint a bad welder thats for sure, wouldnt mind seeing him do this with metalcore plus throw in a 45 degree bevel on the pipe running full penetration
This is the best welding information channel.
Please keep making more stick welding videos. Most people have stick welders, more then tig welders or mig. I really enjoy your content. Keep up the great work!!
Good to see legit pipe welders. Always use both right and left hand.
I'm a dedicated right hand I'll stuff my self through a 6×12 hole just to use my right stupid limp left dose not receive brain signals in real time
I found this one of the most difficult welds when I learned stick welding. It took a long time before I got the hang of it. Could have used this video for sure.
I went to Georgia trade school and learned how to 7018. Now I am a rig welder working on drilling rigs in West tx, I've had to learn how to use 5/32 since we use it all the time in this kind of work. Still getting the hang of it out of position. I'm running an sa200 though so a bit different. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Jody, love to watch these videos. Great information. Thanks for sharing with us.
Awesome video Jody and Andrew ,thanks guys and be blessed!!!
Great Stuff!! Thank You!
I haven't been in maintenance/welding for many years but I am now in the sales side of the trade, so your videos help me keep somewhat current on the information.
Hi, Thanks a lot for the good information. I wish you well in your work and health. I am your brother from Iraq
I've watched your 2012 videos, and compared it to 2020. The camera capturing quality improved significantly. We use 7018 5/32 in welding school, common problems.. high amperage.. eating the metal too much on the sides (high ampeargae i guess)
Great series of videos Jody, good to see some efforts in training and use with larger electrodes. 3/32 and 1/8 are great for training, and root passes, but it is a "feather in a welders cap💲" if he can weld fill passes in all positions with 5/32 LH! ✔
All that slag and having confidence in the weld puddle, good job. Changing up position on the fly, yep that's me...
Even when I think I know what your video is going to be about I always learn something new
Your videos are always and inspiration to me to keep up the learning and practicing process to get better with each and every weld I am doing. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us.
Great video. As always no bs and straight to the point
I love 5/32 7018.......it’s just a lot easier for me to see cause it’s such a large weld pool
Excellent video
I love me some 5/32 7018 . Turn up the amps and jam it in there!
Keep practicing, your getting better
Nice work friends.
Wow. That is not easy to do!!! Very impressed
Here in the UK, 5g pipe to plate is one of the test pieces given during coding tests. A 6g butt (as per norm) and this test side by side for each procedure as a supplementary test for "EN" and "ISO" certification.
Very professional.
Great welding 😍👍
That's awesome Jody
I have used a lot of 7018 rods to weld spider gears in differentials
Hello, I'm Vietnamese, I really want to go to a high-tech welding school but can't afford it, I admire you so much, do you have a way for me to hear what you say? thank you uncle
Nice video!!!! Btw Jody, are you a certified ASME welder??? Or just a diy/garage guy welder?
Thank you
Great video! I’ve heard you mention arc blow and several theories on the podcast and you mentioned it here.
Now, given this is ripe for Murphy to step in and make the process a heckuva deal, how about a video where you do your level best to cause arc blow so we can see it (I’ve never seen it)?
just one thing to say " HE IS THE MAN "
Thanks Jody: Do you have any video's of underwater welding?? Thanks for great video's.
So you knock of the old slag before restarting, shouldn't you knock of the old slag as you come up to finish the loop where the two ends tie in?
As long as the tie in spot is clean of slag it doesnt really matter when you clean it
Can you do a video on pulsed metalcore 3g uphill? Maybe with a mig root or backing strip. We have Lincoln stt and Miller pipeworx machines at my shop. I tested on it today and passed but it was the first time I've done it uphill. Most jobs we do downhill. Could use some recommendations
glad you are doing ok Jody! quick question, on my tig, im a newbie and havent used it in 3 months, yesterday I did a repair on my neighbors mower frame and after i let go of the finger trigger, a flame , from the Argon appeared and seemed to grow as pulled the torch away... ever see that before?? wth! :D
Great video Jody thanks. Can you do a video on how to do a root fill and cap 7018 on a 6g pipe?
Thanks Jody. Merry Christ mas.
What rod do you prefer? Personally I like MG 518.
Setik welding sukses
Tes wilmar 👍
Hi there I’m just wondering if there any courses in the states where you can complete practical and theory and gain some sort of recognised ticket for mig and TIG welding, cheers Alex from the U.K living in Australia 👍
Великолепно приварил! Perfectly welded!
What is your opinion of Pam or splatter spray to clean up the splatter ?
anti spatter works fine...but I usually use Pam.
What stick rod welder should I buy if I only have a couple of hundred to spend?
6013 3/32 can also be used welding pipe? Pls do a video..
Nice vid sir
Have you ran any esab atom arc 1/8 7018, if so did you like it?
I like watching your videos, the best channel to learn and upgrade your skills! I have a question, what would you weld armox steel with? I have a bulletproof van to do and I just wonder how would you weld it. Keep up the good work!
I did something similar today . But got a little bit of undercut in some places.
Good job
damn... that stick weld looks like a TIG
By saying 5/32 do you mean 4mm or 8 swg diameter electrode?
saludos desde Rep. Dominicana....
Hi there I'm looking for a tungsten sharpening any recommendations about it
Great info
Why would it "be much easier with a 1/8"... would a 1/8 require multiple passes for that wall thickness?
How do you determine when to use an arc welder vs a mig welder?
You look in your truck and whatever welder is in there, thats what you use.
What position is this
I'm looking for something portable to carry out to side jobs
Just another way to explain the reasoning behind moving the ground clamp, simply put...electricity is lazy. Path of least resistance
p+rod, you wont notice a difference, but you will more than likely notice a difference with an excalibur... Coming from someone who was taught to place your clamp as close as possible to your run back in the 10th grade. 13 years later, I still do that wherever possible. It boils down to knowing control. Work smarter not harder.
So a test like this is only one pass?
Nice !
Thank you
Thanks
Know do this excersize using mig or Flux core wire Jody
Just wondering about something I did long time back. I was welding on a project that had a 3 inch thick pipe that was 120 feet across. We were making a mine shaft that was 800 feet long or a better way to say it, the shaft was 800 feet in the ground. We vertically welded the 10 foot by 20 foot by 3 inch thick rolled plate to make the 120 feet wide rings and 4 cranes would set the ring on top of the ring going into the shaft and we would weld the horizontal weld around the perimeter of the 120 foot shaft. I forget how many welders were on the job but we were assigned an 8 foot horizontal weld to make and it was a 3 inch thick plate we were filling the gap on. All the welders were running 1/8 inch 7018 and it would take them 14 to 16 hours to get their 8 foot weld made. We were getting paid by the hour so they weren't in any kind of hurry. The man with the contract was a good friend of mine and I wanted to help him out on the job. He paid me very well so I didn't mind at all to do more than my share. All that long explanation to get to what I was wondering about. I had a 300 amp Miller gas welding machine. I started burning 1/4 in 7018 to get the job done faster and like I said to help out my friend. Jody, have you ever run rod that big and what was your result. I would like to see how you recommend it be done and if I was doing it like it should have been done. I guess I was doing ok because all welds were x-rayed and mine all passed. Just curious what you have to say about this situation.....
Brilliant
Good sir
Nice
Right on Thanks
This guy looks like a non white supremist version of chuckie
That guy's always been a kook, now he's just full 110% out there.
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Brilliant as usual. Jody can you do a video welding into and out of an internal corner, in the 1F position, say 6013 or 7018. Thanks from the UK.
I use 6013 all the time, Chas, uk.
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Creo honestamente qué soldo mejor la #7018.el cordón se termina más rebajado para cuando tienes qué retomar éste mísmo cordón te quede más parejo
Pero ojo no está mal sólo detalles de alguien que conoce su oficio
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Возьми УОНИИ 13/45 . Врят ли у тебя получится так же заварить )))))
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За такой способ розжига дуги можно премии лишиться на 100%
Почему? В видео он как раз объясняет, что так делается чтобы не было проблем с контролем качества.
@@davidlitvinov1157 Посмотри внимательно как он переплавляет след розжига дуги, длинный такой розжиг делать запрещено, может в штатах иначе..
Wow nice 5G welding
He aint a bad welder thats for sure, wouldnt mind seeing him do this with metalcore plus throw in a 45 degree bevel on the pipe running full penetration
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are you serious
Bloody awkward to do, nice job.
Very nice
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