I've always had problems blowing holes in exhaust. I really appreciate you showing yourself blow a small hole and showing how to fix it ! You could have easily cropped that out and showed only your good welds . Thanks for taking the time and giving us begginiers some very helpful tips ! Makes me feel a little better that everyone blows a hole in exhaust every once in a while 😂
All the welding videos on you tube mostly show a 220 volt mig welder, what about showing how to properly mig weld on a 140 AMP 120 volt machine for us less fortunate little people. Thanks for your videos in any case.
Thanks, helped a lot. New to welding, bought a cheap mig that came with no charts whatsoever, so the calculation method should help a lot. It's been all trial and error so far and I could really relate to the points you were making.
Well Mo just to fill you in.... things are goin pretty smooth...Now that i have learn to set my wire speed and voltage for the rite size material ....Im just pretty much trying to perfect my style and dime stacking......Thanx again.
Nice video, when I welded my exhaust, I used basic settings.. practiced with extra.. and adjusted. I preferred moving side to side over the joint to get a smoother/better joint. Going straight was more sensitive. Burnt holes happens. And you made a good point.
Hey Bro. im kinda over whelmed and happy at the same time layed my first roe of dimes today im getting better by the day....they were a little wobbley but one perfection at a time rite...lol....im puttin in at lease two and a half hours a day of practice and its starting to pay off..Thanx to your tips..i will be doin custom exhaust in no time.
Hello Jeeping Mo..... Im just getting started on this great hobby and my goal is to be a master custom exhaust welder...just watching these tips your giving me a boost in my drive already to seek my goals....guess you got a new student. im open to all tips and instructions you have for me...
Great video. What is your amps set at or a little tip to figure it out. Thanks and appreciate the tips you've already given. Never mind lol wasn't paying attention the first time.
i have 0 welding experience, and would like to get a little something for fabricating custom exhausts, and doing small repairs and such. im looking at a mig welder, specifically the harbor freight titanium mig 140, i plan to run on c02, can you recommend this welder? or do you have any advice or anything i should keep in mind before i start shopping around?
@@jacobmayo6701 i I have not used any other welders, but most places are making really decent equipment nowadays. May I get all the bells and whistles but that’s not always a bad thing. You’re running C 25 gas? For exhaust you don’t need much more than a 110 welder anyway. Unless you’re wanting to run stainless and do all the back purging then that’s a whole different animal..
Ok i got to get rid of the bb's ...my Voltage setting is just a min and max flip switch ....are you saying flip my switch to the high setting...or slow down my wire speed....oh and just so you know i have the Harbor Freight (Chicago Electric) 125 mig welder.
If you have limited settings, make sure you are getting penetration then you’ll have to speed up or slow down depending on if you’re blowing through or not welding hard enough. Hope this helps.
@@JeepingMo ok Mo my beads are getting better im starting to see some form going on here now practiced for 2 hours on scrap tail pipe and stuff go keep at it i am.
@@superdragon9293 i also have other welding videos on the channel, and if your interested. I have another channel 4x4fabshop. There are a lot of welding videos there.
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Yesterday was a very good day....i have improved my bead by leaps and bounds just keeping you posted on my progress.....Hey Mo. you are the Koolest .
Congratulations 👍👍
@@JeepingMo Thanx Mo....you are doing us new Kats to this game a great justice.
I've always had problems blowing holes in exhaust. I really appreciate you showing yourself blow a small hole and showing how to fix it ! You could have easily cropped that out and showed only your good welds . Thanks for taking the time and giving us begginiers some very helpful tips ! Makes me feel a little better that everyone blows a hole in exhaust every once in a while 😂
Thanks for viewing and commenting, glad it helped. Thanks for the support.
All the welding videos on you tube mostly show a 220 volt mig welder, what about showing how to properly mig weld on a 140 AMP 120 volt machine for us less fortunate little people. Thanks for your videos in any case.
This was really helpful, much easier to understand than a lot of the other welding tutorials I've seen.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, helped a lot. New to welding, bought a cheap mig that came with no charts whatsoever, so the calculation method should help a lot. It's been all trial and error so far and I could really relate to the points you were making.
Tons of great advice on welding in this video! Especially the wire feed speed calculation.
Thanks. I appreciate the feedback and viewing
Best tutorial on TH-cam ever. ❤
Your video was a very good training video
Thank You!
Glad you liked it. Thanks
Well Mo just to fill you in.... things are goin pretty smooth...Now that i have learn to set my wire speed and voltage for the rite size material ....Im just pretty much trying to perfect my style and dime stacking......Thanx again.
It takes a little hood time.
Nice video, when I welded my exhaust, I used basic settings.. practiced with extra.. and adjusted. I preferred moving side to side over the joint to get a smoother/better joint. Going straight was more sensitive. Burnt holes happens. And you made a good point.
Thanks for your comments and viewing.
I just bought my first welding machine and this video I’m going to use as a training video I found your videos be easy to learn from
Thats cool, let me know how your progressing. Thanks for viewing.
Hey Bro. im kinda over whelmed and happy at the same time layed my first roe of dimes today im getting better by the day....they were a little wobbley but one perfection at a time rite...lol....im puttin in at lease two and a half hours a day of practice and its starting to pay off..Thanx to your tips..i will be doin custom exhaust in no time.
Just remember all welds that look good are not strong. So don’t think dimes are the only way
@@JeepingMo yes sir got cha....how do i check for strength in my welds?...never mind lol..i got a couple of ideals....
Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, thanks for viewing.
Hello Jeeping Mo..... Im just getting started on this great hobby and my goal is to be a master custom exhaust welder...just watching these tips your giving me a boost in my drive already to seek my goals....guess you got a new student. im open to all tips and instructions you have for me...
Thanks for viewing, keep practicing and you will get there
love the math on wire speed, never knew that
@@ebifurai415 glad you liked it, thank you for viewing
thank you for teaching me how to weld my yes
Great video. What is your amps set at or a little tip to figure it out. Thanks and appreciate the tips you've already given. Never mind lol wasn't paying attention the first time.
Thanks for making this video. God bless
@@2StallGarage thanks for viewing.
Very nice video and very kind of you that you share your knowledge. Appreciate it!
Thanks for the compliment and viewing. I very much appreciate it.
Awesome video
Thanks for viewing
i have 0 welding experience, and would like to get a little something for fabricating custom exhausts, and doing small repairs and such. im looking at a mig welder, specifically the harbor freight titanium mig 140, i plan to run on c02, can you recommend this welder? or do you have any advice or anything i should keep in mind before i start shopping around?
@@jacobmayo6701 i I have not used any other welders, but most places are making really decent equipment nowadays. May I get all the bells and whistles but that’s not always a bad thing. You’re running C 25 gas? For exhaust you don’t need much more than a 110 welder anyway. Unless you’re wanting to run stainless and do all the back purging then that’s a whole different animal..
What MIG welder would you recommend for exhaust and all around car projects?
If your not doing heavy work. You can get a migraine with gas running 110. They are inexpensive.
Great video man 🤝✊
Thanks
What kind of wire are you using for the mig welder
@@ethanhughes9776 that is just the Lincoln wire i get at Lowes. Thanks for viewing
it´ll be a good idea if you can put a welder mask on the camera to see your weld movements.. great tips.- 👌
Thanks. I have some videos that i have done that. Thanks
Great video. Im no pro, but Tbh.. a weld is a weld. It doesn't have to look pretty to work. It's only an exhaust.
@@mjsjoiners7807 you are correct. Some pretty welds are bad. Thanks for viewing
Thank you
Thanks for viewing
Good Job thanks!
@@aldendaddy thanks
subbed ...... good info
Thanks
What welding gas ratio did you use ?
@@AngelChavez-i6m its just c25. 75%argon 25%co
Whats that toolthat holds the pipe in place
Those are the strong hand v’s. They are in the description. Thanks for viewing
@@JeepingMo thank you
@@FlipSideGarage i like stronghand. There are a couple of them on my tool time Tuesday.
@@JeepingMo ordering one. Learning how to mig weld so ur video helped out alot
@@FlipSideGarage there are some other welding videos on the channel as well thanks for reviewing
I sware, the UE should invade the USA and make you go metric 😂 Thanks for the vídeo!
Thanks for viewing. I have been to the UE several times. The look is get when I switch there digitals over. 😂
Ok i got to get rid of the bb's ...my Voltage setting is just a min and max flip switch ....are you saying flip my switch to the high setting...or slow down my wire speed....oh and just so you know i have the Harbor Freight (Chicago Electric) 125 mig welder.
If you have limited settings, make sure you are getting penetration then you’ll have to speed up or slow down depending on if you’re blowing through or not welding hard enough. Hope this helps.
@@JeepingMo ok ..thanx i will keep you posted on my progress....and no sir im not blowing through.
@@JeepingMo ok Mo my beads are getting better im starting to see some form going on here now practiced for 2 hours on scrap tail pipe and stuff go keep at it i am.
@@superdragon9293 i also have other welding videos on the channel, and if your interested. I have another channel 4x4fabshop. There are a lot of welding videos there.
Thanks. 👌
My eyes! My eyes! 😮
I have 1 week prison welding experience. I got the sack for eating a sandwich on the way to work.