That was easily the most thorough and well spoken explanation I've seen in a while. The students there are very very lucky. Great camera work and editing as well. Props all around. What a resource.
it's amazing how you explain things in great details. especially for me because i'm still learning how to weld. i've seen some videos of welding but they just show how they weld and not explain it..so i'm very thankful for finding videos like this from which i can learn so much .. Thank you God bless and keep it up..
To slow, causes too much heat to build up, and if you're not careful you can leave more inclusions if heat and travel speed aren't right. Weaving done right gives you more control of metal deposited and better control of residual heat buildup, and a more proportional cap foundation. Practice, practice, practice. 👍
@@MH-WM I get you when I try doing stringers some of me welds have bumps. But with small weave I sometimes weave more than I should it’s hard to do small weaves
@@MH-WM weaving is slower than stringers. If you have "more control" doing one or the other than stick to that, they both accomplish the same things. I would agree that weaving can be more efficient if done well, but takes a lot more practice to consistently do properly. To each their own.
From Detroit, this is one seriously well-executed teaching lesson. I am in welding school with this EXACT test coming at me in 3 weeks. I have it saved in my paly list and I will watch it again and again. Thank you again, and I have NEVER seen or heard it explained so well. Thank you.
I've been struggling with my 3f position and just can't seem to get it straightened out so I'm gonna use your method and see how I do. Thanks for your vids,keep them coming.
@@Infamous_q50 man I had one tiny spot in the last bend that they bent. The guy on morning shift said he would’ve passed it but the night shift guy wasn’t cutting corners. I went and tried again, and my cap was 100% better than the first time but my root must’ve been worse than the first time because my first piece broke completely in half. I had to repair the root on the second one a few times so I’m assuming that’s why. So I’m gonna practice and then go try again one day in the future. Thank you for checking with me, I appreciate that.
@@Infamous_q50 I even took pictures of the cap, my second try, because I was so confident that I had it in the bag. But that root just wasn’t good enough. I was upset but they were really encouraging to me, told me to come back and try again when I had practiced a bit. I just hate failure but I was bound to bust out at some point in the career.
Beautiful! Nice video! Perfect cam shots and angles, CLEAR VIEWS, well picked and easily digestive words for the detailed explaination ! Nice music! God bless!
Extremely awesome and helpful video. I'm having trouble 2G with my Root 6010. Having trouble reading the puddle and figuring out how far to "push" out of my keyhole, but I'm going to try touching the forward-most edge of it, and I'm going to go back and touch the edge of my puddle when I see signs it's starting to cool too much. One part of the video, around the 13min mark, you're talking about how one of your 7018 passes didn't fill to the top edge. I have this problem a LOT in Vertical/Uphill. I was REALLY hoping you'd explain how you were going to fill it, but you cut away. Awesome video all around though, thank you!
Felicidades amigo eres un buen soldador como me gusta ser soldador pero de los buenos como tu ese fondeo te quedo super porque he visto otros y no se ven como el que haces y muestras en el video trabajo en el ramo de la soldadura y quiero ser un buen soldador como telo mencioné al principio, saludos amigo dese la ciudad de México
You might experience arc blow about 75-80% of the way to the end of your weld. One way I used that seemed to prevent that from happening was clipping my ground to the work piece itself instead of the table.
In two videos 4g and now 3g you have taught me more about SMAW than my technical school.. If it weren't for the internet I would never progress in welding.
I'm having problems doing a 3g root pass, I keep fucking up the end and it's a self paced class. Instructors just sit at their desks and don't really help out.
This is late, but you actually do want the rod to touch the base metal during the root pass. If you're burning hot enough it won't stick and it won't go out.
The way he does itb if you want solid penetration you're actually pushing in at the top of the keyhole so hit the top and somewhat push it in until it "gives" once it does, whip back down and let it fill for a second just a second and then push back up at the top of the keyhole. Hes the first person ive seen use this method and now its actually my preferred method for open root uphill with 6010. Pretty damn effective. Just make sure you find the right heat for the right gap and landing, otherwise your keyhole is gonna get huge.
Well explained but not that simple what makes it a challenge is 1 from machine to machine the amps differ a little and youre traveling speed that is crucial and even knowing that the amps and landing will work for you or not like me a prefer a 3.2mm rod with 3.2 mm root face and root gap or 2.4mm rod with 2.4mm root face and gap at 85amps so the speed im traveling at wont be the same because look at the amps but you give a good starter guide even that you sound nervous but you know youre stuff bud
Could you please tell me what electrode size you use for the 6010 and 7018? And on the other hand, can you tell me if the biscellate has a heel and how many mm is it? thank you very much for your video
90 amps for the 7018..... Is that a warm 3/32 or a cold 1/8 rod? The landing and rod is 3/32 so I'm guessing it's a 3/32" rod. I could be wrong...it happens a lot.
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You guys run 77amp with 6010 3/32 rod or 1/8 rod?? And 7018 3/32 or 1/8 rod ??
Oh what a relief, I thought I'm the only one who have shaky hands.
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That was easily the most thorough and well spoken explanation I've seen in a while. The students there are very very lucky. Great camera work and editing as well. Props all around. What a resource.
Your arc shots are very very helpful.
6010 open root - 2:44 4:40
7018 fill - 9:20
7018 cap - 14:44
Enchanté.
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Yes...
Думаю что тока надо было по меньше на корне шва
Best explanation of weld technique i have ever seen. Excellent video. Keep em coming. Thank you!!!!
it's amazing how you explain things in great details. especially for me because i'm still learning how to weld.
i've seen some videos of welding but they just show how they weld and not explain it..so i'm very thankful for finding videos like this from which i can learn so much .. Thank you
God bless and keep it up..
64 years old, been welding 35 year,and have a welding business, love your videos, never too old or experience to learn,keep up the good work
Yo bro it took me 3 tries to certify me in this weld your video would have helped me tremendously about 5 months ago😅 thank you though bro love you
Best instructor all the details in this videos it's gold
One of the best open root tutorials I have seen 👍🏻
Great video me personally I like to run stringers. Thank you guys for making these videos I have learned quite a bit from all of weldtubes videos.
To slow, causes too much heat to build up, and if you're not careful you can leave more inclusions if heat and travel speed aren't right. Weaving done right gives you more control of metal deposited and better control of residual heat buildup, and a more proportional cap foundation. Practice, practice, practice. 👍
@@MH-WM root paa 7018??
@@MH-WM I get you when I try doing stringers some of me welds have bumps. But with small weave I sometimes weave more than I should it’s hard to do small weaves
@@MH-WM weaving is slower than stringers. If you have "more control" doing one or the other than stick to that, they both accomplish the same things. I would agree that weaving can be more efficient if done well, but takes a lot more practice to consistently do properly. To each their own.
Love hearing him describe it all… explaining a hand-eye skill to someone will have you tongue-tied. 10 outta 10
From Detroit, this is one seriously well-executed teaching lesson. I am in welding school with this EXACT test coming at me in 3 weeks. I have it saved in my paly list and I will watch it again and again. Thank you again, and I have NEVER seen or heard it explained so well. Thank you.
Another one down. Awesome video guys. I was digging the audio mix during the cap. Lol. Good job guys.
this mix thing is awesome.
Hi
Me too, what's the title ?? 😅
Great video, love the different techniques but great results.
I've been struggling with my 3f position and just can't seem to get it straightened out so I'm gonna use your method and see how I do.
Thanks for your vids,keep them coming.
The main thing is hold your toes... The old timer that taught me drilled that shit into me all them years ago HOLD YOUR TOES.
Ernest Gary wait what do you mean by that? I have a test coming up and I need all the advice I can get
@@user-hy5hn5rc2w so how'd that test go
@@Infamous_q50 man I had one tiny spot in the last bend that they bent. The guy on morning shift said he would’ve passed it but the night shift guy wasn’t cutting corners. I went and tried again, and my cap was 100% better than the first time but my root must’ve been worse than the first time because my first piece broke completely in half. I had to repair the root on the second one a few times so I’m assuming that’s why. So I’m gonna practice and then go try again one day in the future. Thank you for checking with me, I appreciate that.
@@Infamous_q50 I even took pictures of the cap, my second try, because I was so confident that I had it in the bag. But that root just wasn’t good enough. I was upset but they were really encouraging to me, told me to come back and try again when I had practiced a bit. I just hate failure but I was bound to bust out at some point in the career.
16:05 did you see how he caught and slayd that undercut? BOOM!
i caught that. smooth with it
@@taylorknott400 you ain’t never lied my bro. Extra smooth.
Really good video. You stayed on the subject and didn't beat around the bush. Very good.
I’m taking a SMAW training and this will help me a lot. Many thanks.
Beautiful! Nice video! Perfect cam shots and angles, CLEAR VIEWS, well picked and easily digestive words for the detailed explaination ! Nice music!
God bless!
Thank you for your posts. At this time I cannot attend class because of the virus. These keep me fresh and help me in the down time.
thx for the explanation part with the drawing and switch to actual weld. Really helped me out
You guys have helped me sooo much! Im gonna head down to your school and take a class or two once im done with welding school up here in colorado.
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he helped me a lot..thank you from Malaysia 🇲🇾
I like how he explains the statement he makes and the negative side of each decision.
It's help me a lot, thank u so much 😍❤️
Are you welder?
Extremely awesome and helpful video. I'm having trouble 2G with my Root 6010. Having trouble reading the puddle and figuring out how far to "push" out of my keyhole, but I'm going to try touching the forward-most edge of it, and I'm going to go back and touch the edge of my puddle when I see signs it's starting to cool too much.
One part of the video, around the 13min mark, you're talking about how one of your 7018 passes didn't fill to the top edge. I have this problem a LOT in Vertical/Uphill. I was REALLY hoping you'd explain how you were going to fill it, but you cut away.
Awesome video all around though, thank you!
Best video on open root vertical. Thank you sir.
Good lesson bro 👍🔥😎. Love it
im just starting my apprentice ship and you guys are awesome to watch and learn from. much love from Alberta
I'm just starting this at school finished the 2G open root today
my name is marc Manget, I really enjoy watching Abe's video's. Abe explains everything so nicely and does not rush things.
Felicidades amigo eres un buen soldador como me gusta ser soldador pero de los buenos como tu ese fondeo te quedo super porque he visto otros y no se ven como el que haces y muestras en el video trabajo en el ramo de la soldadura y quiero ser un buen soldador como telo mencioné al principio, saludos amigo dese la ciudad de México
We will have our assessment next month, in SMAW thanks for your videos. It really helped a lot. I hope to pass the assesment..
Nice video. Very well taught Abe, thank you
Amazing, el disco de la pulidora es de corte ? O de pulir gracias Saludos!
Love the last song and the voice effect xD
Bro your work is very nice and I like it very much thank you no one has taught like this before❤❤❤
thank you for this!!! i am currently struggling on this🙏
Sir 6G
6010 Rut
hott paas
give me
Try to more practice u will done well one day
Dido!
Who you telling
@@atulkumarchauhan1951 What does your comment mean? That you’re better than the person who said thanks for the help?
When i was learning stick in school i asked about feathering. My teacher asked if i was kidding.. but this is good stuff
Biggest problem with welding instruction, teaching only one variability.
There are multiple ways to do almost everything.
Thank you for this video, which will help me with my smaw lessons❣️👍
You might experience arc blow about 75-80% of the way to the end of your weld. One way I used that seemed to prevent that from happening was clipping my ground to the work piece itself instead of the table.
I’ve never seen a bead like that on back of the plate looks nice
It is called back weld
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thank you sir for give idea's for the beginirs out there
In two videos 4g and now 3g you have taught me more about SMAW than my technical school..
If it weren't for the internet I would never progress in welding.
I'm having problems doing a 3g root pass, I keep fucking up the end and it's a self paced class. Instructors just sit at their desks and don't really help out.
Same at Tulsa Welding School in 101.
Your video is very helpful,
Others are not teach like you.
Great video! Just started these in class. 👍🏽👍🏽
Muy buena explicación de la técnica que se debe usar al soldar con electrodo en la posición vertical
Wow! Nice tutorial. I have to do this for mid terms this evening, I feel a lot more confident now 👍
Thank you for very good technique that is the same as my welding teacher technique.
Thank you very much
It's great job. Thank you friend
It's improve me more on my welding aspect thanks
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Bro please make 1 video on 6g Arc welding, especially in overhead position....please
Quick question, do you have to push the rod in the whole way or do you have to keep it a tiny distance away from the metal?
a distance, i think you would only push the rod in pipe
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This is late, but you actually do want the rod to touch the base metal during the root pass. If you're burning hot enough it won't stick and it won't go out.
The way he does itb if you want solid penetration you're actually pushing in at the top of the keyhole so hit the top and somewhat push it in until it "gives" once it does, whip back down and let it fill for a second just a second and then push back up at the top of the keyhole. Hes the first person ive seen use this method and now its actually my preferred method for open root uphill with 6010. Pretty damn effective. Just make sure you find the right heat for the right gap and landing, otherwise your keyhole is gonna get huge.
All you are doing is welding it from the back side. Just like in pipe
Very good bro 😎
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Well explained but not that simple what makes it a challenge is 1 from machine to machine the amps differ a little and youre traveling speed that is crucial and even knowing that the amps and landing will work for you or not like me a prefer a 3.2mm rod with 3.2 mm root face and root gap or 2.4mm rod with 2.4mm root face and gap at 85amps so the speed im traveling at wont be the same because look at the amps but you give a good starter guide even that you sound nervous but you know youre stuff bud
Tomorrow I'm going to take the 3G welder test, but I'm nervous, so when I make vis, I don't realize I'm using a large gap
Thank you my brother 💗 Iam from India
Nice work, well done 👍
When that beat drops at 14:38 minute mark you know it's about to get real up under the hood
Really good show! People can us this and be better!!!
Super Very nice video 😍🤔👌👌👌👍👍
Wow thanks for this explanation
Awesome root technique. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Great.. Thanks for your video
thanks for the video man,I'm in school right now and of my instructors turned me on to Weld Tube!
I really like the Tec you use but you and your brother have a good hand for this keep it up
Could you please tell me what electrode size you use for the 6010 and 7018?
And on the other hand, can you tell me if the biscellate has a heel and how many mm is it? thank you very much for your video
Great 👍 I learn a lot . Thanks 🙏👍
Thank you for the tips!
Good pointers, thanks!
Love this video, coz so helping me to know a lot about 3G test..
Bro use a mask before your start weld.
👍🏻
You should do a destructive test as bending
Thanks
Do they allow you to use a grinder on a weld test for a job in the plant??
Excellent work there
Awesome job
This is going to help me out monday
Thanks so much for this
Damn this man is a Inspiration, I'm first year student and we r on this project ,I wish I could get this technical operation in my weld
Make multiple plates an smoke them all out one after another.
Thanks and it helps me a lot
cant wait to rock the low pro Hobart!!
The problem I have is the top of the pipe when doing a root pass,, when doing root pass is it always 1/8 rod ??????
Tank you brother,,,,
Nice job my friend ❤❤❤
Bro your work is very good❤❤❤❤
Good one i pray to weld like you
thanks alot.bangladesh
90 amps for the 7018..... Is that a warm 3/32 or a cold 1/8 rod? The landing and rod is 3/32 so I'm guessing it's a 3/32" rod. I could be wrong...it happens a lot.
Good deal!!!!! Continue the great work
very good
This is best video ever
Thanks from canary islands!
Nice work
Nice tutorial boss
awesome it. thanks for given us.
Can you do a vid on arc gouch in the the 3gn4g position. Followed along with dual shield welding would be helpful!? 🤟
root pass 7018 ??????
I appreciate this brother 🙏. Will help me get certified.