99% of people don't know this amazing trick of electric welding
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99% вообще не в курсе что металл можно варить и живут без этих знаний.а кто работает с металлом тот и не такие отверстия заварит причем намного лучше.
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Рутилом в три точки такой зазор и без гвоздя заварить не сильно сложно. Глянул бы я как он основным покрытием зазор миллиметров 15 вертикалом заложит своими гвоздями...
A "slug weld," a Dutchman, "Mexican patch,".....whatever? I haven't seen one done with a steel nail. Usually, they are done with electrode stubs or bits of light Guage. They are totally great, unless it's a piping application that is going to have some serious heat or pressure in it. This is done all the time.
@@JaimeGarcia-pe7bj awe, come on....its an option
Да эт точно друзья👍👍👍 а так я тоже снял такой ролик посмотрите как вам мой вариант ?
I'm amazed at these so called "hacks"
Apparently, I'm in the top 1 percent of knowledge and resourcefulness!
I have not seen any of these that I haven't already did or learned about 30 years ago!
I was raised on a farm in Iowa. We had no money. Bank got it all. Resourcefulness was a necessity to operate day to day. Lol. Glad we were poor. Great education.
Este tipo del video descubrio America en el mapa ...🤣🤣🤣
@@mitchsixx1896 yep, a small farm in Oklahoma for me. I always carry some "all purpose fastening material" in every vehicle I own, you know what I'm talking about, it was baling wire, but I have legally declared, by my executive order, that if it's not holding some hay together, then it's to be called "all purpose fastening material"
Это страшно! Мы не знаем что это такое.... Если бы мы знали что это такое... Но мы не знаем что это такое....
Гениально!! Прелестно!!!! Это тянет на Нобелевскую премию!!!Обязательно запатентуй...
ну серьезно)))
Кроме матерков такие гении блин ничего не заслуживают, откуда только берутся то мля.
It would be an even stronger weld if you left the nail out of it and just filled in the hole with weld ! That soft nail is not a great idea in some cases
He is welding mild steel so that nail is just fine as long as he gets good penetration.
i am a beginner and bought a professional machine an inverter welding but you taught me something new plz keep making more videos awesome tricks
Use a thicker 7018 welding rod and break the flux off and cut to fit it in leaving a small space on either side for gap. Then use a 3/32" 7018 welding rod to tack it in place and clean up flux with a wire wheel, then use 3/32" 6010 rod to weld up the gap sides but watch your key hole, clean up flux with wire wheel. Use a 1/8" grinding wheel and gouge the original placement rod and then run a 1/8" 6010 welding rod to penetrate through the middle then clean up with wire wheel. Now switch to a 1/8" 7018 welding rod and weave a weld from edge to edge and remember to pause on the sides and faster through the center(to avoid build up in the center) Grind flush, 3-5 minutes.
Or MIG inside of the edge using a side to side tack welding method(build up onto a tack over and over to the end) and then wire wheel to clean, then switch to flux core and run a weave from one end to the other. Grind to finish, 2-3 minutes.
Or set vertically and run a MIG down hand from the top inside of the edge and then wire wheel to clean, then switch to flux core and run it up vertical. Grind to finish, 1-2 minutes.
There a lot of ways to fix these holes, these were just some of them that I have used in the past. Never used a nail in a hole before though.
Dude, you must be one of the few people who would actually do this correctly. I might be falling in love
Why would you go through so much trouble its not that complicated turn you machine down and weld it then turn it up if you feel its not adequate
Like I said, there are a lot of ways to fix holes like these. Not everyone is comfortable with filling in holes. I used to do a lot of repairs and these were just some of them, also used the method you described. You can use gouging rod (flat to cover the back completely was my favorite) held in on the back of the weld and burn it in with the MIG or SMAW. Could also use TIG as it's more controlled and with a variable foot pedal you can have even more control. How about OxyAcetylene welding it would work as well.
Pick your poison, I've used all the ones that I wrote about and yours but it comes down to which method is best for the Welder doing it.
Now this is what I do instead using a nail 😂
@@philipwebb1104 I've welded every day for the last 25 years I've seen people complicate things when they could be done and over with in a quarter of the time they jack around with making it "easier "
Outstanding idea! Shows creativity, resourcefulness and I can’t argue with success. After the second pass and then grinding down the weld, that chunk of metal looked like it was in original condition.
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Every welder knows this
No great secret
Каждый раз просто поражаюсь, и откуда берутся такие умные люди😂 99 процентов то знали,это походу ты один не знал. 20 лет уже такой хитростью пользуюсь🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Descubrio America en el mapa ...🤣
Yeah, this is something I show every helper when they are learning to weld.
Что здесь такого необычного?
Conheço esse enxerto como bacalhau !!
Uso isso desde que comecei a trabalhar solda pois erravam muito o grau dos tubos que eu soldava então usava esse tipo de macete com frequência !! Mas eu mesmo não pude ensinar isso a muitos mas esse vídeo chegará a muitos !
Parabéns pela iniciativa !!
я когда только начал учиться к меня дыры были больше чем эти прорезы,и я их без всяких костылей в виде гвоздика заваривал неплохо
That method is as old as modern welding itself. Even myself saw it done as a child 50 years ago.
Really isn’t a trick just a plug ! Every welder knows this
Ain't no welders shoving galvanized nails in their work.
Or better yet if you can clamp a brass or copper chill bar behind it
@@robertthomas7239 plenty of wannabe's that'll do it though! Ie the "i brought a cheap welder on ebay and watched a bit of youtube, therefore im a welder" type.
No tradesman is going to do it, no you're 100% right there👍👍
John Pogany ah yes
Robert Thomas you know when the video is titled “ electric welding its going to be from a shitty country and absolutely bonkers
Наверное, только автор не знает этого "трюка"
عنوان الفديو مبالغ فيه في النسبه اخي لان معظم الحدادين عندنا في العراق يعرفون هذه الفكره القديمه وشكرا لمجهودك.
Don’t use junk metal nails
Take the flux of a coated electrode rod and use that for weld metal filler
Galvanized nail at that
@@terryatpi I sort of want to get a box of crappy no zinc nails tho
@@ComicusFreemanius yup. I didn’t mean to be jerk. The finished product looked great. I know breathing galvanized coatings is bad. First hand. Love the videos. Thanks
For a square hole that large I'd just cut a piece of steel to fit it and weld it in. No soft steel from nails and galv fumes
The amount of "non welders" in this comment section is astounding lmao.
You can literally fill this hole without even fucking using another electrode rod to fill in (no seriously, why would you? It's scientifically proven that doing this causes micro cracks and will fuck up the metal down to the atoms).
Just fucking get MIG, run at 17 amps, and weave over it. OR if you have to use stick, a 3/32nd rod will do the trick same pattern weaving over the hole lmao.
Jesus christ
Have done this procedure for years. Of course you need the right diameter nail or some piece of metal that fits the void you are trying to fill.
We must be the 1%
Удивительный трюк, как я работал 20 лет сварщиком и не знал. Удивительно, моя жизнь не будет прежней.
🤣🤣🤣 11 лет сварщиком и не знал как варить. Медаль 🏅 дайте хлопцу
Ну видос не для сварщика со стажем 11 лет.а для начинающего самое то .
Это маленькое чудо!
Я без всяких гвоздей заварил бы с первого раза и расход электрода был бы меньше если видео в этом заключается
Я счастлив ,что мне дозволено зайти на канал ,1%умников ! Неужели ты на самом деле ,так считаешь? От скромности ты не умрёшь,это точно.
I like this simple trick to fix slots in steel. Thanks for letting us all know on TH-cam
Might want to skip the galvanized nail part though
@@terryatpi Maybe use stainless steel rods and go to town ????
Amazing. No weldor or fabricator would ever have thought to fit a piece of steel into a gap too large to just weld up.
Right🤣3/8 plain threaded rod👍
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Few. I've done it for years.
@@mitchsixx1896 no way, this is a new top secret invention.
Oh.yeah. sorry. It's hard to decipher sarcasm in the texted form. Lmao. I'm on track now.
Perfecto...gran aporte amigo ..con la falta de aplicación hay formas de ejecutar un trabajo que se nos escapan y gracias a tu colaboración se no simplifica..muy buena..!!
Ааааа что так можно былоооо😬😬😬😬ему при жизни памятник поставить надо😂😂😂этот сварщик америку аткрыл🤣🤣🤣
Он друг Христофор Колумба
Гений ,как я жил до этого видео
В книгу Гиннеса запишем
охренеть. действительно рабочий трюк. помог. уже осталось 98%.
Świetna jest ta robota I bardzo świetny jest ten cały pomysł z tym gwoździem pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
I am a structural welder/iron worker and i do this often. But I lay in pieces of welding rod to help fill big gaps, not nails. I don't know what metal the nail is made up of but I do know what the rod is made of. And I think this is a common fix really.
Complimenti ottimo lavoro e ottima saldatura.bravo e grazie per la spiegazione
That's awesome, next week we'll be tying our own shoes
Отлично, и я это проверю и сниму и выложу 👍👍👍👍💪💪💪
I worked at a muffler shop in early 2000s for years i did all sorts of things with tig and oxy acetylene torch i never would have imagined i learned all this
It's simple stuff like this that totally alluded me. I would have been stuck holding a 2nd rod or a nail or something to fill that gap. Thanks for the idea!
Ummmm. Just weld the crack. 🤷♂️
How about throw that POS galvanized nail in the trash and just take a couple passes to fill il the hole, like a welder would do.
Why didnt he just smack the flux off of a larger diameter electrode and use instead of a nail or do the right thing and use a backing plate along with multiple passes?
@@robertthomas7239 because Robert, some of us are grinders, not welders. I like his idea, and I'll use it.
The fact that people think this is a good idea is astounding. Metallurgically, this doesn't work and will crack and is a waste of a nail lmao.
You can literally take MIG and just fucking run over it weaving back and forth and it'll be as good as new.
No need to fuck it up with a nail thats gonna cause cracks and inclusions
99 % профи сейчас сказали матерное слово. А это слово знают 100% людей!
فديوهاتك بصوتك اجمل بكثير من الصمت .
А просто заварить не судьба ?
The proper way to do that is to knock the flux off of the same kind of rod you are using to weld with and feed it like tig welding that’s why it’s called Texas tig and anyone that has been welding for awhile now’s about it
I will definitely be using this trick the next time I have to fill a gap. Great job
Why don't you show us the other side of the weld? I know it's full of pits and holes. 😄
I have 20 years in welding. Certified. Patch jobs like that are fine, as long as it is not a structural element. For sculpture it's fine ... For a building or vehicle it's crap.
Thank you good idia
такую дыру можно и без гвоздя заврить одним электродом, если сварщик толковый и понимает смысл того что делает...
Это точно
Ah, me engañaste, por la portada de tu video pense que ibas a hacer algo distinto. Yo estoy en ese 1%. Buena esa😆
بارك الله فيك
طمئنا عليك ، كيف أحوالك ، هاذي غيبة توحشنا فيديوهاتك المفيدة و الرائعة.
If your going to do that, drops from other electrodes 100% better.
Also don't ever do what he did if you want to be a smart and skilled tradesmen. Bad habits are hard to break. Anything worth building is worth building as a professional. 24 yrs in structural and aerospace. 🙂
You know, sounds like you’re either jealous that you didn’t make the suggestion, or you really think you’re a super welder (?)
@@rong-man1502 not at all. Just common sense. Are we going to do a drywall screw next and not get the plating off? And are most welders just going to have penny nails lying around wherever they are to do that with a stick welder when you could take another stick and just use it as the filler? Smart people work less and think more.👍
Buena maestro en cuantos amp se ha soldado gracias x su respuesta desde lima peru
En unos 100 ape lo puedes soldar
Para desir verdad : esto no lo sabía ¡ grazie pur le video , TKS FROM AGS,MEX, 2,3,2022
مبدع بكل حالاتك ' نجاره ' حداده ، والخافي اعظم
99% يلحمو بهده الطريقة شكرا على كل حال
الله يحفظك يا معلم
دائما الأفضل....استمر
That's probably because 99% of the people couldn't care less.
Nice work. Thanks for sharing that trick.
Not a good trick, would definitely NOT pass inspection
nice trick but a mig welder would have made quick work of it followed by the pass with grinder like in this
Try filming through the welder's mask as many welerbloggers already do.
По правилам сварочного производства, запрещено закладывать чем-либо пазы. Хороший сварщик обойдётся без гвоздей или ещё какой проволоки. Для села, подойдёт.)))))))))))
Случайно наткнулся на эти "танцы с бубном"...После просмотра принял решение выбросить свой диплом сварщика - ведь я двадцать лет подобные зазоры устранял без "чудесных присадок" из гвоздей...Переквалифицируюсь в дворники...В село не пойду - херню делать не научили...
Мдаа..ну ты Умныййй..что без тебя люди бы делали..спасибо..научил благодетель..,🙀🙀🙀😂😂😂😂
Gostei do vídeo.
Interesante aunque yo lo hago con otro electrodo queda igual lo distribuyes cómo si fuera tig creo es más rápido y te ahorras de cortar el clavo sólo usas el esmeril para limpiar igual buena información estamos a disposición para aprender técnicas nuevas
Once you can arc weld rust. I would be impressed. I do weld metal that used to be 1/4 inch thick. But looks like sheet metal. Show that trick. Or I can show you. Out in the field not on work bench
Anyone that's ever worked on/repaired fishing boats, like me, is laughing at your comment lol.
That's very impressive 👏
Gosh all mighty, what a genius.
بارك الله فيك أخي الكريم
Bravissimo 👍👍👍
Gracias x el truco,salu2.
Un buen soldador rellena asta media pulgada con pura soldadura o más 👍
You nailed it!
Useful for diy home repairs or something that would not be stressed. Thank you. There always someone that do not know or else baby's did not exist.
AMAZING!!!
Bravissimo💪💪💪💪
Gracias
Это всё для школоты. Я-то думал, что новенькое что-то будет, чего я не знаю, а тут прописные истины.
Boa dica parabéns pelo vídeo top
Good idea. Reminds me of putting toilet paper in big cracks before caulking. Or deep holes before spackle.
Брависимо это надо в подать в достижения .
if you have time and means to get a proper size nail, you can cut a proper plug.
Real hack is to use second uncoated electrode to feed up the pool. You know with something you already have when welding.
You could also measure before even starting and save yourself a step and time.
Genio!!!!
الله يعطيك العافية يا رب
Awesome!
Nic nowego
Tengo 53 años y de los 16 que trabajo en herreria artistica aberturas etc etc y desque que trabajo esto lo sabe todo el mundo!!! Dejame de joder!!! Que descubrimiento!!!
مبدع في جميع الفنون
Pela imagem,achei que iria soldar com prego. Aí sim iria aplaudir vc, e pedir pra te colocar no livro do Guinnes.
For something that small we would have just used old electrodes.
Я в училище на первом курсе знал об этой, так сказать хитрости..... 99% людей этого знать не обязательно...
Bravo excellent
Niesamowity trik masakra.... dla widzow na yt
هل بالإمكان عمل فيديو عن انواع اسلاك اللحام وعيارات الماكينة ولماذا يصعب ازالة بودرة الحماية ال ( flux ) بعد عملية اللحام بسبب خطأ في عيارات الماكنة او قطر سيخ اللحام وتناسبه مع سمك المعدن المطلوب تلحيمه.
Ok I realize the work piece is probably not going to be structural. However, much easier and better to use a piece of the rod next to it.
Good one 👍
Aca en México, ah esos "trucos" se le conocen como mecicanadas.
Походу Доктора Дью надо вызывать🤣🤣🤣
Раньше этот шуруп,гвоздём,назывался🤔
ну так то раньше.отстал от жизни братишка
👍👍👍👍👍 muito bom, muito bem ensinado 👌🇧🇷😷👍
Tijuana tig welding. nice.
Если я уже знаю про это. Использую огрызок электрода. Пробовал варить с двумя, типа присадки.