On 2” I run 85 amps root then turn up to 100, a 5 cup for root and a 7 on cap. Easiest way to set up tungsten depth is just do your stick out half of cup size. But I don’t freehand so most guys that free hand run bigger cup with more stick out.
Who the f k told you that stupid sh t? After you fill, grind down any high spots and try to make it as flat and smooth as you can. Smoother and flatter your fill is, the easier your cap. As for "losing the lines," you make your own lines after the first cap. The top of it becomes your "line" and overlap it with your second cap. Then the top of your second cap becomes your line for the next cap and so on.
Good illustration.
Bro you are doing gods work! Haha keep it up dude!
What cup sizes are you using throughout the weld? How far out should the tungsten be? How many Amps for root,hot pass,fill and caps?
On 2” I run 85 amps root then turn up to 100, a 5 cup for root and a 7 on cap. Easiest way to set up tungsten depth is just do your stick out half of cup size. But I don’t freehand so most guys that free hand run bigger cup with more stick out.
I love using size 7 cup easier to see the tungsten
I was told never to buff the fill before a cap cause you could lose the lines
Who the f k told you that stupid sh t? After you fill, grind down any high spots and try to make it as flat and smooth as you can. Smoother and flatter your fill is, the easier your cap. As for "losing the lines," you make your own lines after the first cap. The top of it becomes your "line" and overlap it with your second cap. Then the top of your second cap becomes your line for the next cap and so on.
Hows the roots inside. We did not see?
How about a video of freehand 6g 2" sch40 tube?
At what amps for root and what amps for hot, fill, and cap? Awesome video thanks
Whatever you’re comfortable with if you’re slower low amps if you’re faster higher amps also depends on gap landing sch of pipe and thickness of wire
I use 118 amp root and 115 amp cap once cool with 2.4 mm wire and 2.4 mm gap
@leahfinn5336 on sch 40. U root at 118amp. Wow that's pretty impressive cause that pipe is thin
Breathing heavy
What do you mean walk it down into the bevel and walk it out can you show me
Whats does the inside look like?
100% flat no penetration it all
@@TheBeast-hd9bl he didn’t show it did he lol? So that’s ur assumption?
When your being tested for a job will they want you to walk the cup or free hand ?
Do whatever you can do to make it prettiest
That’s all your preference
Don’t be a boilermaker
@@jeepwk6.5L why?
@@Digitalnomad2000 haha just kidding. Boilermakers always free hand
Do they measure your heavy breathing
How thr gap size?
Great
Can’t use your off hand??
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We cant see your roots inside the pipe
Do more vids like this plssssssss
Go and get that big money lol
That's why you stay away from Tulsa
It’s not a bad school I’m going there I’m learning a lot
@@yomommasgardener9648 Hopefully not from this guy. This school puts out so many who cannot pass a test outside of their classroom environment.
@@dementedpaintballer I went to Tulsa
@@yomommasgardener9648 my condolences.
@@dementedpaintballer huh
As an instructor, I figure you'd run your left hand like you did on your right,so you ain't fighting that body position. Or adjust that welding stand.
Whoa we got a badass over here...
Aren’t you supposed to not adjust your welding stand when you are taking a weld test for a job?
Adjust it to where u like it and finish the test at that adjustment..
@@kalebjacobs8056 correct, once ur tacks get inspected and they mark top on the coupon then you are locked in. Can not move any part of the test
Money
This guy is a joke.
Damn lol
@@blake8120 14:50 "Nice pretty bead" joker says on some ugly ass cap.
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Very nice this video soport #khanbiharguru