Tips for Passing a 3G Aerospace Weld Test AWS D17.1
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AWS D17.1 is the specification for aerospace fusion welding.
Sometimes a 3g test is given to qualify a welder for vertical welding.
So here are some tips and I hope this video helps someone.
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I’m 19 and graduated a technical high school for welding. I have had a full time welding job since I was 17. I just finished up my second structural steel job. From what I learned in school and here on this channel I make more a year then some adults I know and I didn’t spend a dime on education. I just want to take a second to thank you for providing all these videos for free on TH-cam. You have taught me a lot throughout the years. Keep up the great work Jody!
I feel the same way bro! We're lucky to be living in a time where people like Jody are willing and able to put this info out there. Keep killing it my dude.
I started welding 4 weeks ago and make $2500 a week doing shipping containers. Start your own business. I make around $70 an hour and work 35 hours or so a week.
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Find an advanced course and get more certifications to open more doors for yourself while you are young
I'm 37, went and got a bachelor's degree right after HS, looking back I wish I wouldn't have believe the myth that I HAD to get a degree to be "successful". I tell people nowadays not to go to college unless you know exactly what you want to do. I wish I would have gone to v-school in high school and gone into the trades. Good for you, you're going to be very successful and the time you give up now having "fun" will pay off ten fold in the future.
This video is going to help me so much for when im ready to go to Aerospace
We would give our test plates to the machinist and he would take a skim cut on the edge, so the edge was smooth (machine finish) it also butted together with no gaps. Not necessary but for aerospace certification testing I'll take every advantage available. Thanks for the videos Jody
I have been retired for awhile and miss welding. I am starting a small repair business any wise words of wisdom? Have followed you for years. Great lessons you have passed onto use.
I saw him do a video a while back - he mentioned bringing some samples of your welding to local machine shops & leave a business card .
Same here , miss building / repairing - just bought my 1st inverter welder Everlast MTS 225 at age 69 , 1st job was a friends pontoon boat .
@@KD0CAC Thanks - same age as you. If your in Ohio we could team up
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Valuable information as always! Very clear and well illustrated. Thanks very much.
Thanks for the thoughts of reinforcement you have been and always will be an excellent welding instructor🤗😎🤗😎
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Jody that was a beautiful tie in to that tack, excellent starts and stops, that is REALLY hard on super thin heatshields!! D17.1 Certified🚀
Great video as always. 👍🏻
Any chance you could upload a video explaining in a bit more detail the back step welding method ?
Top 5 channels on TH-cam by far!! Jody your the man!!
Man! You have no idea how much i learn from you :D Big Big thanks !
Thanks for sharing Jody. Enjoyed the video. Fred.
Love your videos! Just getting started with my welding career and wanting to learn more.
Had to pass a 3G, 3/8” thick, open root, on carbon steel with no back purge for tig. Also for mig a 3G, K bevel open root, with back gouge and fill. 18” long on high hard steel. Just a couple of more than 20 different tests I have passed for jobs.
Thanks Jody for another great video
I love this channel thanks for all the years of great content! I;m always learning
As always, great stuff. See your approaching 1 MILLION subscribers soon! Congrats, you deserve them and more! 💪
Love these instructional videos. Thank you.
Any chance you include the drawing readings before starting the project to give a better idea of how to read them for us befginners?
Do you have a list somewhere of what cups you advise, I watch the videos, but, I'm 70, I don't absorb information like I use to! I only weld for me these days, so I don't do it enough learn! Cheers, Matthew
Thanks for all that you do!
Brian - I'm loving your channel! Keep it going, stay healthy and god bless ya!!!!
I would like to learn how to tig weld. Any suggestions on a good /budget friendly welder? I would like to have the option for aluminum. Thanks
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience, is useful. Keep going. Congratulations for your channel.
Boss please tell me.... which batter or Good machine for aluminium alloys wheel cracks
I've been watching the progress of repairing a abandoned airplane at another youtube site. They have found some areas with corrosion. They claim that the whole part must be replaced costing well over 100 hours of labor and 9 months for the manufacturer to supply the part. I seem to remember you talking about crawling into airframes to make repairs in the past. So my question is, is it actually legal or not to repair sections of certified airplanes??? You can make aerospace parts but not fix a decades old private airplane???
Here in EU its possible but you need to be certified organization and for some repairs you need manufacturer aproval or, as big organisation you can made your own repair aproved by authority. Sometimes its easier and less costly to buy part from manufacturer. Im not sure how this works under FAA.
Have you ever done a video on 309 stick welding or 309 gasless flux core?
How many hours under the hood will it take for me to pass a D17 certification test?
For me glass cups are the only thing I use due to visibility especially in tights areas or awkward angles.
OTW is much more likely to be used than manual GTAW in D17.1
I never went to a weld school and only know mig welding. I have 6 yrs of experience but I want to learn tig.
Any tips for me on how to learn?
Try it. It not as hard as it looks. Mr Jodi here is a good person to learn from.
what weld for best aluminium cracked repair
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which batter machine for aluminium alloys wheel cracks, damage welding power full... machine name tell me and he also work stick. tig
I've noticed almost every time - when you stop the ark , you touch & hold the tungsten to the weld , but never heard you say anything about that , maybe before I started watching a couple yrs. ago ? ;)
Thanks again
Oh , you did not say anything about the crack in the beginning ?
Leaves the gas running
Of all the details I hear I have never heard an explanation as to why touch the electrode to the material as the weld process is stopped.
Do you post to uk and is it without import duty
Thanks you very much Sure
Very cool arc shots. Not a welder anymore but I love your videos. Gonna be buying a multi process unit and would be very interested in a video of the later technology units for a light to medium duty machine. The inverter technology has come a long way and I’d love to know your thoughts on which ones you’d buy for your own shop. Mainly tig and stick. You definitely helped me get through welding school years ago. For sure.
I’m a city cop at a Baltimore school and this feels more important than welding. My first love is a puddle under a tig torch and am interested in getting a really good rig for projects and keeping up my skills. I like rebel but they are expensive. Is it worth the money? You could answer that.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
The Rebel is ok but costs roughly the same as the miller multimatic 220 ac dc. I like the miller better personally.
@@weldingtipsandtricks thank you. I hope you keep doing those videos
Are very helpful you are a good teacher.
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My trick was to have my plates etched clean and then weld them right after they have been cleaned. I passed every time
What's the max amp that i can use with glass cups?
It’s different for cup sizes. I think Furick has ranges on his website
Where's all the "I can weld better" comments? I see they shut their mouths here.
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$190.00 for a Kit??? I love your videos man, they're the best but, your prices are out of focus Don't think your kits are made any different than the china ones and for that much, I'll buy me another welder instead... Gee...
Thanks for the feedback. This is the first time I've heard a complaint about our pricing, and we source most of the kit from either trusted USA suppliers or from our own select pieces which I field test myself. Plus we haven't moved our pricing to account for inflation, either. I'll take your feedback into account.
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