I’m in My first two months in a trade school in Virginia I came into the school knowing how to weld all the processes but if you try your ass off and put your mind to it you’ll be good make sure the school you go to certifies you for 6G
Spent 3 months in welding school, cost 6K for each class. I took only one class for tig welding and I got certified after 3months and now I’m sitting at 33an hour doing. Doing stainless sch 80 pipes all day.
Not to mentioned, I did all positions with different pipes. The only problem when I started working was the tight spots. We hardly do tight spots and mirror welding in school, but comes with experience. Just get ur hands dirty and try it till you feel like you know what your looking for.
Few people understand just how incredibly talented professional athletes are. Same is true here. I can weld a total mess in my back yard any given weekend... and would totally embarrass myself next to these guys.
Все повороткой варено и на козликах, так любой заварит, а вы на 30 метрах в минус 36 заварите так же, где маска не пролазает и без пор, вот тогда я лайк поставлю, а это чисто понты....
Сам ты понты. Погляди как люди тачки варят, делают самоделки, и еще умудряются это на видео показывать. Их не то что сварщиками, их даже искроёбами тяжело назвать. А тут достойно варят люди. Привари лучше, и покажи, мы посмотрим с удовольствием.
@@АлександрВерижников-ы9ъ Это не "нормальные условия труда", а обычный сварочный цех где можно расположить все как тебе удобно. На выезде сварщики так красиво не варят ибо нужна практичная сварка, а не красивая. И это не только у нас.
As a welding student, it’s preferred not to have a gap too wide or else it could be incredibly hard or not as strong of a weld Edit: Welding is by no means complicated but it is hard and requires lots of practice to learn the techniques, angles, speed, process, and arcs
я не великий сварщик,но в ролике -больше половины варят полуавтоматом,остальные горелками,и только один -ручной дуговой,и то не сложное соединение.я никогда полуавтоматом не варил,но после этого понял,что тут вообще сварщиком быть не обязательно.Единственное ,что мне понравилось -это попробавать варить ручной дуговой большие зазоры двумя или тремя электродами.Мне кажется хорошая идея,а то подкладываешь всякие накладки,куски электродов и пр.Остальные видео -туфта!!Там даже криворукий заварит на автомате!!
большие зазоры варить не сложнее чем ты думаешь. а на этом видео сплошной голяк который изо дня в день одну и туже хрень варит и все, прям великие. обезьяний труд, а даш что-нибудь сложнее так таких косяков наварят
ахаххаха)))для этого есть электроды большего диаметра, а раз у Вас большие зазоры ,значит у Вас слесарь рукожоп либо Вы сами, если делаете заготовку. Полуавтоматом тоже уметь надо владеть , в первую очередь настраивать, насрать каждый может, а вот заварить то СНИПам единицы, при том что бы соответствовало всем ГОСТам, криворукий заварит))) точно))Точно ну))) насмотрятся люди видосиков в ютубе, бегут аппарат покупать, мол а че, я тоже могу.... а люди потом толпами приходят к нормальным специалистам и просят переделать, и удивляются что так дорого, не понимая, что работы в два раза больше , чем с ноля собрать и сделать. А криворукому плевать, что он эту профессию обесценивает, уродует, и в последствии удивляется, когда что то , купил, а оно ломается в узлах соединения. ай яй сломалась , вот сварные у нас в стране плохие, ничего не умеют делать....Естественно, потому что такие как Вы пишут и говорят, что мол , а что тут..... тут даже криворукий заварит....Нет.... ничего он не заварит...Он просто насрет..Потому как технологию Св работ и Материаловедение не изучал...И да... горелка это тоже ручная - дуговая сварка. Ну и для общего понимания, я бы тебе дал попробовать П/А сделать наплавку твердосплавной проволокой , хотя бы с отрывом дуги.. к примеру 1.2 мм проволока... уверен ты бы как минимум дня три просто был бы сварщиком 90-о ЛВЛ(рофл) если бы раньше не психанул и сказал... да зачем мне это надо.. не говоря уже что бы повторить действия и как минимум то качество , что на данных видео...
@@СтасМ-ш2д Уважаемый, обезьяний труд, это когда Вы своим языком унижаете чуждый труд, не можешь умное сказать....промолчи умнее будешь, любой труд хороший, особенно если он с профессиональным подходом, а не его визуализацией, ну в крайний случай, покажи как ты бы сделал лучше.
my father was welder at torpedos assmebly factory during USSR. he still do a lot of welding, and watching this I always remember him. tough but just man, I love him.
field welders have almost nothing to do with engineering. The process of creating the WPS and PQR has a bit of engineering in it though, and that is limited to one`s capability in knowing how to look up the parameters from the handbook.
Я тоже задал вопрос начальнику, Бухгалтерам положено чуть больше денег за вредность гемороя, он сказал - щас обувь дорого стоит, а ты обувь не протераешь)
4:11- Это вообще не сварка, а пайка медных водопроводных труб с помощью паяльной пасты и бессвинцового припоя,плюс обычная газовая горелка, я так паял.
@@tsugumorihoney2288 неважно что где считается, есть стандарты. сварка, это процесс соединения деталей с частичным их расплавлением в зоне шва. пайка - это процесс соединения деталей БЕЗ их расплавления, при помощи припоя с заведомо более низкой температурой плавения, нежели материал деталей.
@@Anomaly.Filmworks you seemed a bit fussed about it. Is person not a suitable term where you are? Where I’m from, we refer to people like mailpeople, fisherpeople, and firepeople for instance. It’s conveniently universal and nobody seems to take issue to it despite it being a recent development.
Not just a good weld, but displays of perfect technique & execution which resulted in actual artwork. Its amazing what was shown in this video. I, too, appreciated the explanations. Like you (I’m assuming), I am not a welder. I’ve always wanted to, but have never taken the initiative to actually learn how. Excellent video! It was both entertaining & informative.
блин внатуре, электро дуговая сварка, уже не сварка чтоли. Только полу автоматом, газом и аргоном. Немножко ошиблись с названием видео, я такие аппараты называю: СВАРКА ДЛЯ ЛЕНИВЫХ
You might think looking at this video that it's pretty easy to weld, I can tell you from experience it is NOT. I worked as a welder, pipe fitter, fabricator for over 20yrs. and it takes a long time to get this good, most never reach this level of talent. I was VERY good at my job, but I can honestly say (without embarrassment) I never quite reached THIS level. Some guys can lay down a pretty weld and it looks great until it comes under pressure and it springs a leak, it might be just the tiniest leak that only drips a single drop an hour but eventually that weld will fail completely.... The trick is making it look good and NOT leak, that's when you can call yourself a welder....
@Ken Mason Im not sure about other areas Ken.. but in Canada you are not permitted to use a torch of any kind. nor a grinder for 4 position plate test. You either got it or you have to learn it over time. If you start off as a stick welder all the others are easy. I started my 6g test with my right hand and finished with the left. I didn't even know I did this till the inspector mentioned it to me. Yes I passed. ;)
@Ken Mason .I'm not big headed Ken. My.. 'you got it or not yet' comment was not directed at you, just a general comment. I've been welding for 40 years now with no end in sight, and I've taught endless amounts of rookies. 25% took to it quickly and others needed constant supervision till it clicked, but all became trusted welders.
People ask me why do I weld freehand and It’s because I badly broke my wrist when I was young which causes pain walking the torch but they think I did walk the torch, practice makes perfect and let’s you work on jobs that have 100% radiography
@Tech World Not rly, with mig/mag welding there is a little skil, its all about good welding machine setup, but with TIG welding its rly all about skil, your movement and welding rod placement. i'm TIG welder, and the hardest thing i had to do was welding aluminum pipe/pipe weld for tightness on 1/1 mm thikness , thats a hardcore weld
2:44 was a thing of beauty. I don’t weld (but boy can I do some fugly brazing! Lol) but that was sick. If I purchased a product and the welds looked like that, I’d immediately feel good about the quality. Props.
You can find welders of this level on most any pipe job. The one weld I saw that was hard was the guy back feeding the wire for his root pass. Its a process you see alot of when welding chrome piping but its hard to get the hang of and not every good welder can do it. The ones who do have great hand eye coordination
@@south02m Welded pipe and boiler tubes for 25 years and only back-fed the root on tubes, chrome piping and big bore. While I could do it that wasnt my best skill.
Id be impressed if they showcased a few mirror welders. We're out there, and it sucks that no-one knows exactly how hard a restricted access mirror joint weld is, especially when you need 2 plus mirrors.
@@Kaig3nesis LOL, I could do stick in the mirror fairly easy but tig ate my lunch. Running both hands backwards from what your seeing is some mind bending stuff. I worked with a few guys who were excellent at it but I never claimed to be one of them. I know using two mirrors brings the image back to where your welding normal again but keeping the line of sight from mirror one to mirror two to the weld is a stone cold bitch.
As a mechanic with no practical experience with welding in my job i just wanted to say i appreciate this comment thread; it's a glimpse into talking shop thats not my own. Keep up the hard work gentlemen. 👍
You're a left handed Gemini like me and impressed by this? Maybe you're just still young. Or fresh to the game. This is just welding, and the reason we're well paid. If it was easy they'd have the guy scrubbing toilets doing it
So far it's apparent they English is not this guy's 1st language, that's not a socket, it's a coupler. And that's not a lathe, it's a positioner. And still waiting to be impressed
Goin in cold and comin out hot, i member some retard welded something to the bench Weld class was fun but never really got the swing of oxy-acetylene welding
here in the Netherlands we don't call connecting copper pipes to joints using a tin welding, but soft soldering. because with welding you fuse materials together and with soldering we use a outside metal to almost glue them together (it is not gluing but it is the most simple example I can give).
ну часть швов тигом, тут не скилл, а фейл, их не одна проверка не пропустит, это я тебе как человек который работает на месте где все это рентгеном просвечивается, большинство швов да хорошие, но широкие швы тигом с красивой укладкой материала, это нарушение технологии, и шов будет весь в микротрещинах
@@tsugumorihoney2288 если это нарушение технологии, просадка по прочности и т.д... почему тогда её используют в кустарных не сильно нагруженных конструкциях где применение дуги невозможно в принципе? Или эти соединения будут слабже и не выдержат статических нагрузок? Или вы предполагаете возможность соединения этим методом ответственных и несущих многотонных конструкций???? Умник, ты с какого Мухосранска нарисовался? :D
It's actually gas braizing. Gas welding is a very slow process, and you can tell from the angle and manipulation that only the filler rod is being melted there. Welding is melting and fusing the base metal and filler, while braizing is just melting the filler 😎
THAT is an unholy abomination and is the furthest thing from welding possible. They are using what china brags to be a "cold" welding machine, which is a lie, gets zero penetration, brittle, no filler, so no reinforcement, and they're using a modified pulse TIG machine to do it and calling it a "new" welding process. ... But yes, it looks pretty, and that did look a bit satisfying. too bad that's a shity weld.
I showed a video similar to this to my Weld Instructor in college one time. He said although they are nice and colorful welds, a lot of them wouldn't hold up as a majority the time lower voltage is being used, especially with TIG/GTAW. Dunno about these ones but he'd probably have his opinion.
I was just thinking this, I've gone to welding school and completed SMAW, MIG, and TIG. The welds look nice because there is no movement besides drawing a straight line, but in reality you're just melting the rod material onto the base metal instead of fusing them together properly. There is a weaving motion that a proper welder would use to join those pieces, and it looks very much like something that will need repairs due to poor construction. (Some in the video, not all, obviously.)
The only thing I have to say to this is that usually color (oxidation of a GTAW/TIG weld) is caused by an oxide layer forming on the top of your weld due to insufficient gas coverage, not insufficient amperage.
To all you young men out there looking for purpose, direction or searching for a career path, learn to do this well and you will have money beyond imagination. Good welders are in short supply.
It is a form of shielded arc welding as. Shielded arc just means that an inert gas, gases or flux core are used to help prevent oxygen from entering the welding process.
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Yeah. Those welds were pretty, but some of those won't have any real strength to them. You can smear it to look awesome, but if you don't melt them in deep enough, awesome looking is all you have until it cracks. lol.
Just remembered, 50 years ago as an engineering apprentice, we had to learn how to use Oxy & Arc welding. For the Oxy we had to make a metal cup. The acid test, would it hold water? Mine was like a colander.
the bloke who taught me to weld oxy-acetylene was at the end of his working life, he started in the shipyards, then parsons hydroelectric and then the aerospace industry for Rolls Royce Engines specializing in magnesium alloys and other rare metals, when I met him he was an instructor at the government skill centers (long defunke'd now, unfortunately) anyways his examples in the display case were so amazing I didn't believe a human could weld like that until he showed me brazing techniques, so neat and uniform it looked like it was cast in a mold. the old government skill centers were staffed by some top engineers and machineists, big miss, thatcher closed them as well. . .
There is a HUGE skill difference in a rotating pipe. Where all you have to do is hold still and move the cup, back and forth. Vs A stationary pipe, and you have to move around it. The main reason why you would rotate a pipe is simply... Its faster. And more people can do it. A stationary pipe is ALOT slower and only a hand few welder can do it and make it look good. Im a contract welder. And iv use both methods many times. And there is truly a huge skill gap. Anyone with a little tig and pipe training can do the rotating pipe. There is only a few welder that I know that could produce a weld that good while also moving around the pipe. (2:45) is a great example of what I'm talking about. This pipe is stationary and the welder is moving round the pipe. I call the users of the rotary "pipe cheaters" because they are "cheating" at pipe. They don't have to learn the hard parts of stationary pipe. But that is one of the reason why pipe welders make so much money. They are more skilled than the "Pipe Cheaters"
It was invented by them old farts who “heliarc” welded roots, hot passes and fillers all all 3000 amps and didn’t want their fingers to fall off from touching a pipe hot as lava
Вот этого бы сварщика в отсек куда нибудь или цистерну на АПЛ, заварить что нибудь, где все мешает и одним глазом видно. Вот тогда бы я сказал, что профессионал. А так за столом и обезъяна заварить через пару недель.
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Мммннндддяяя....где тут высокий уровень? Это наверно технологии, а не уровень...я бы посмотрел как эти сварщики справились с аварией и заварили трубу под давлением...лёжа в грязи...
тут речь о другом ... когда оно сделано по людски с самого начала то потом в грязи лежать не надо .... а когда у нас разкапывают ту дорогу два раза в год и не закапывают то значит скоро опять туда лезть
а током не жахнет в грязи. Да, трубу под давлением не так сваришь, заново разорвёт, а если она ещё и с газом, бомбанет не по детски, все "профессионалы" разлетятся.
I'm excited and nervous about going to welding school next year. It could be a life changer. I really hope I take to it quickly
Good luck on learning the trade, Small steps will get you verry far!
You get what you put in. Always remember
I’m in My first two months in a trade school in Virginia I came into the school knowing how to weld all the processes but if you try your ass off and put your mind to it you’ll be good make sure the school you go to certifies you for 6G
Spent 3 months in welding school, cost 6K for each class. I took only one class for tig welding and I got certified after 3months and now I’m sitting at 33an hour doing. Doing stainless sch 80 pipes all day.
Not to mentioned, I did all positions with different pipes. The only problem when I started working was the tight spots. We hardly do tight spots and mirror welding in school, but comes with experience. Just get ur hands dirty and try it till you feel like you know what your looking for.
Few people understand just how incredibly talented professional athletes are. Same is true here. I can weld a total mess in my back yard any given weekend... and would totally embarrass myself next to these guys.
I wouldn't show even my best welding to one of the professionals in this video.
Все повороткой варено и на козликах, так любой заварит, а вы на 30 метрах в минус 36 заварите так же, где маска не пролазает и без пор, вот тогда я лайк поставлю, а это чисто понты....
Это точно!! Во всем видео ни одного сварщика не показано!!
это нормальные условия труда. ваши подвиги левой пяткой всем похуй
Сам ты понты. Погляди как люди тачки варят, делают самоделки, и еще умудряются это на видео показывать. Их не то что сварщиками, их даже искроёбами тяжело назвать. А тут достойно варят люди. Привари лучше, и покажи, мы посмотрим с удовольствием.
@@АлександрВерижников-ы9ъ Это не "нормальные условия труда", а обычный сварочный цех где можно расположить все как тебе удобно. На выезде сварщики так красиво не варят ибо нужна практичная сварка, а не красивая. И это не только у нас.
Without highly skilled welders our society starves and freezes in place
As a welding student, it’s preferred not to have a gap too wide or else it could be incredibly hard or not as strong of a weld
Edit: Welding is by no means complicated but it is hard and requires lots of practice to learn the techniques, angles, speed, process, and arcs
Learn to cup walk
@@godslayer1415 that’s the next thing Im going to learn actually, hopefully I do good
@@seraph9942 have fun when you dip the tungsten, and you will.
Зазор выставляет сам сварщик! Но ты прав, лишком большой зазор не желателен!
@@Anomaly.Filmworks show me a welder who hasn't a few times in their career and I'll show you a liar. 🤣
я не великий сварщик,но в ролике -больше половины варят полуавтоматом,остальные горелками,и только один -ручной дуговой,и то не сложное соединение.я никогда полуавтоматом не варил,но после этого понял,что тут вообще сварщиком быть не обязательно.Единственное ,что мне понравилось -это попробавать варить ручной дуговой большие зазоры двумя или тремя электродами.Мне кажется хорошая идея,а то подкладываешь всякие накладки,куски электродов и пр.Остальные видео -туфта!!Там даже криворукий заварит на автомате!!
по факту рассказали!
Все верно сказано!!!
большие зазоры варить не сложнее чем ты думаешь. а на этом видео сплошной голяк который изо дня в день одну и туже хрень варит и все, прям великие. обезьяний труд, а даш что-нибудь сложнее так таких косяков наварят
ахаххаха)))для этого есть электроды большего диаметра, а раз у Вас большие зазоры ,значит у Вас слесарь рукожоп либо Вы сами, если делаете заготовку. Полуавтоматом тоже уметь надо владеть , в первую очередь настраивать, насрать каждый может, а вот заварить то СНИПам единицы, при том что бы соответствовало всем ГОСТам, криворукий заварит))) точно))Точно ну))) насмотрятся люди видосиков в ютубе, бегут аппарат покупать, мол а че, я тоже могу.... а люди потом толпами приходят к нормальным специалистам и просят переделать, и удивляются что так дорого, не понимая, что работы в два раза больше , чем с ноля собрать и сделать. А криворукому плевать, что он эту профессию обесценивает, уродует, и в последствии удивляется, когда что то , купил, а оно ломается в узлах соединения. ай яй сломалась , вот сварные у нас в стране плохие, ничего не умеют делать....Естественно, потому что такие как Вы пишут и говорят, что мол , а что тут..... тут даже криворукий заварит....Нет.... ничего он не заварит...Он просто насрет..Потому как технологию Св работ и Материаловедение не изучал...И да... горелка это тоже ручная - дуговая сварка. Ну и для общего понимания, я бы тебе дал попробовать П/А сделать наплавку твердосплавной проволокой , хотя бы с отрывом дуги.. к примеру 1.2 мм проволока... уверен ты бы как минимум дня три просто был бы сварщиком 90-о ЛВЛ(рофл) если бы раньше не психанул и сказал... да зачем мне это надо.. не говоря уже что бы повторить действия и как минимум то качество , что на данных видео...
@@СтасМ-ш2д Уважаемый, обезьяний труд, это когда Вы своим языком унижаете чуждый труд, не можешь умное сказать....промолчи умнее будешь, любой труд хороший, особенно если он с профессиональным подходом, а не его визуализацией, ну в крайний случай, покажи как ты бы сделал лучше.
my father was welder at torpedos assmebly factory during USSR. he still do a lot of welding, and watching this I always remember him. tough but just man, I love him.
Thats engineering at its finest. Been a welder for over 20 yrs!
I didn’t think i could learn so much in a single video. Nice job 👍🏼
field welders have almost nothing to do with engineering. The process of creating the WPS and PQR has a bit of engineering in it though, and that is limited to one`s capability in knowing how to look up the parameters from the handbook.
bru.... i suggest a different career path
@Bioblade84 or just be talented and good at engineering in general and pick up skills quickly while mastering the overall craft.
I like your shorts bro!
Clean, solid welding really is an art form unto itself.
Я задал вопрос начальнику, что сварщику положено молоко за вредность, он сказал - ща электроды с покрытием сухого молока.
Я тоже задал вопрос начальнику, Бухгалтерам положено чуть больше денег за вредность гемороя, он сказал - щас обувь дорого стоит, а ты обувь не протераешь)
Wenn jemand so Schweißen kann, der wird niemals Arbeitslos! Hammer 👍👍👍👍👍
I’m Norwegian but still understod What you meant
@@BiasOfficialChannel I like This 👍👍
Поздравляю, ты нашел мой комент на Русском !😁 Лайк с тебя !
Wow you should put a flash warning at 1:28 . I almost spontaneously started doing the worm at 12:55AM laying in my bed
Great konten,,,🌹🌹🌹🌹
Nice idea video 😍😍😍😍
This is called creativity frenzy🌟
That first one was not a tack weld, that was "walking the cup."
I think he meant the process of bringing the gap, and then carrying that bridge all the way around the pipe by walking the cup, to make the root pass
@3:57 is soldering, not even welding so im not shocked.
@@crimescene25 Brazing*
The first step of the root pass is to tack some backing material in to act as a substrate for the filler
4:11- Это вообще не сварка, а пайка медных водопроводных труб с помощью паяльной пасты и бессвинцового припоя,плюс обычная газовая горелка, я так паял.
Ваш канал один из лучших по теме сварки. Смотрю с удовольствием и интересом. Спасибо.
Как раз в таких делах используют свинецсодержащие припои.Бессвинцовые,увы,хрупкие очень.
не это тиг и миг сварка
это газосварка, и в европе это считается именно сваркой, а не пайкой
@@tsugumorihoney2288 неважно что где считается, есть стандарты. сварка, это процесс соединения деталей с частичным их расплавлением в зоне шва. пайка - это процесс соединения деталей БЕЗ их расплавления, при помощи припоя с заведомо более низкой температурой плавения, нежели материал деталей.
Welds so good, you get a sense of satisfaction just from watching.
Thank you guys for sharing the videos of these welding works that are at the state of Art!!! I would like to do that job all day !!
I really appreciate the explanations as I’m just a layperson wanting to see what a good weld looks like
"layperson" 🙄
@@Anomaly.Filmworks did you want to know my pants specification or something
@@AabluedragonAH no, just wondering why you changed layman to "layperson"
@@Anomaly.Filmworks you seemed a bit fussed about it. Is person not a suitable term where you are? Where I’m from, we refer to people like mailpeople, fisherpeople, and firepeople for instance. It’s conveniently universal and nobody seems to take issue to it despite it being a recent development.
Not just a good weld, but displays of perfect technique & execution which resulted in actual artwork. Its amazing what was shown in this video. I, too, appreciated the explanations. Like you (I’m assuming), I am not a welder. I’ve always wanted to, but have never taken the initiative to actually learn how.
Excellent video! It was both entertaining & informative.
Скорее не сварщики, а оборудование.
Электродом посмотреть бы
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Я тоже так подумал. С такими аппаратами и с первого раза Норм пойдет
блин внатуре, электро дуговая сварка, уже не сварка чтоли. Только полу автоматом, газом и аргоном. Немножко ошиблись с названием видео, я такие аппараты называю: СВАРКА ДЛЯ ЛЕНИВЫХ
Рд труба, в глаза долбишся?
First to enjoy the new video 🥳
Thnks 🤭🙏
🙏🤝🤝🤝🤝🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
You might think looking at this video that it's pretty easy to weld, I can tell you from experience it is NOT. I worked as a welder, pipe fitter, fabricator for over 20yrs. and it takes a long time to get this good, most never reach this level of talent. I was VERY good at my job, but I can honestly say (without embarrassment) I never quite reached THIS level.
Some guys can lay down a pretty weld and it looks great until it comes under pressure and it springs a leak, it might be just the tiniest leak that only drips a single drop an hour but eventually that weld will fail completely.... The trick is making it look good and NOT leak, that's when you can call yourself a welder....
You didnt go to the right school then. Its the easiest money ive made.
Part of it is being a good draftsman too (TIG)... I am both... TIG is part art..
@Ken Mason Im not sure about other areas Ken.. but in Canada you are not permitted to use a torch of any kind. nor a grinder for 4 position plate test.
You either got it or you have to learn it over time. If you start off as a stick welder all the others are easy. I started my 6g test with my right hand and finished with the left. I didn't even know I did this till the inspector mentioned it to me. Yes I passed. ;)
@Ken Mason .I'm not big headed Ken. My.. 'you got it or not yet' comment was not directed at you, just a general comment. I've been welding for 40 years now with no end in sight, and I've taught endless amounts of rookies. 25% took to it quickly and others needed constant supervision till it clicked, but all became trusted welders.
People ask me why do I weld freehand and It’s because I badly broke my wrist when I was young which causes pain walking the torch but they think I did walk the torch, practice makes perfect and let’s you work on jobs that have 100% radiography
This level of welding is not welding, it's art.
Skills at Insane levels 🔥🔥
@Tech World Not rly, with mig/mag welding there is a little skil, its all about good welding machine setup, but with TIG welding its rly all about skil, your movement and welding rod placement. i'm TIG welder, and the hardest thing i had to do was welding aluminum pipe/pipe weld for tightness on 1/1 mm thikness , thats a hardcore weld
2:44 was a thing of beauty. I don’t weld (but boy can I do some fugly brazing! Lol) but that was sick. If I purchased a product and the welds looked like that, I’d immediately feel good about the quality. Props.
I mean just wow. Funcrional artwork masterpieces.
🇮🇩🇮🇩🇲🇾🇲🇾. Hadirr jugaa yhaaa Salamm. SENIMAN API 🔥🔥🔥 WELDER HADIRR NOW
Ой, я прям так за кранчик на 5:40 порадовался. Долгих лет жизни и ему и его "лекарю".
эм, м.б. экскаватор?
이 영상을 보고 아다리에 걸렸읍니다. 감사합니다.
You can find welders of this level on most any pipe job. The one weld I saw that was hard was the guy back feeding the wire for his root pass. Its a process you see alot of when welding chrome piping but its hard to get the hang of and not every good welder can do it. The ones who do have great hand eye coordination
welding the root pass like that is actually not that hard. just takes practice. most pipe welders learn that technique as it makes life easier.
@@south02m Welded pipe and boiler tubes for 25 years and only back-fed the root on tubes, chrome piping and big bore. While I could do it that wasnt my best skill.
Id be impressed if they showcased a few mirror welders. We're out there, and it sucks that no-one knows exactly how hard a restricted access mirror joint weld is, especially when you need 2 plus mirrors.
@@Kaig3nesis LOL, I could do stick in the mirror fairly easy but tig ate my lunch. Running both hands backwards from what your seeing is some mind bending stuff. I worked with a few guys who were excellent at it but I never claimed to be one of them. I know using two mirrors brings the image back to where your welding normal again but keeping the line of sight from mirror one to mirror two to the weld is a stone cold bitch.
As a mechanic with no practical experience with welding in my job i just wanted to say i appreciate this comment thread; it's a glimpse into talking shop thats not my own.
Keep up the hard work gentlemen. 👍
Wow. That is incredible. The precision.
You're a left handed Gemini like me and impressed by this? Maybe you're just still young. Or fresh to the game. This is just welding, and the reason we're well paid. If it was easy they'd have the guy scrubbing toilets doing it
So far it's apparent they English is not this guy's 1st language, that's not a socket, it's a coupler. And that's not a lathe, it's a positioner. And still waiting to be impressed
ah this reminds me of good ol metal shop in highschool, trying the get the perfect score on welds
Goin in cold and comin out hot, i member some retard welded something to the bench
Weld class was fun but never really got the swing of oxy-acetylene welding
there is something therapeutic about the process of welding
here in the Netherlands we don't call connecting copper pipes to joints using a tin welding, but soft soldering. because with welding you fuse materials together and with soldering we use a outside metal to almost glue them together (it is not gluing but it is the most simple example I can give).
Такой сваркой даже мои студенты справляются на отлично, а вы ручной дуговой простыми электродами МР-3 или УОНИ попробуйте тоже самое повторить.
А ты попробуй резиновые гвозди в дерево забить.
Хороший специалист работает хорошим инструментом и при хорошей подготовке поверхности.
@@КириллНету-к8э это не специалист! это сынки
Line of dimes perfection.
Your WhatsApp number please 🥺 i I am animal doctor
Im better than the animal Dr.. Im a welder! ;)
I'm better then the animal doctor and the welder. I'm an animal doctor welder
Nice one
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E viva a tecnologia de soldagem!!!
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As you finish watch this kindly say goodbye to your eyes 😎
Это скилл бро! Мастера своего дела, аплодирую стоя! This is a skill bro! Masters of their craft, I give a standing ovation! 💪🤞👏🤝👍
ну часть швов тигом, тут не скилл, а фейл, их не одна проверка не пропустит, это я тебе как человек который работает на месте где все это рентгеном просвечивается, большинство швов да хорошие, но широкие швы тигом с красивой укладкой материала, это нарушение технологии, и шов будет весь в микротрещинах
@@tsugumorihoney2288 если это нарушение технологии, просадка по прочности и т.д... почему тогда её используют в кустарных не сильно нагруженных конструкциях где применение дуги невозможно в принципе? Или эти соединения будут слабже и не выдержат статических нагрузок? Или вы предполагаете возможность соединения этим методом ответственных и несущих многотонных конструкций???? Умник, ты с какого Мухосранска нарисовался? :D
@@geodez86 Да я электродом не хуже сделаю! Не так красиво, зато надежно и практично.
So super idea
На 4:00 и 6:00 скорей пайка, а не сварка. ну и подборка красивая, спасибо.
Аргон автомат институт патона и не такое сделает... Если в 39 башни автоматы варили а не как немцы в ручную
На 4:00 да, пайка. Но на 6:00 нет. Там 141 метод сварки.
I love seeing this. Welding is pretty fascinating.
All fun and games until you have to deal with the stink of welding the floor of a trash truck.
5:50 This may look like soldering, but it’s actually gas welding.😎
It's actually gas braizing. Gas welding is a very slow process, and you can tell from the angle and manipulation that only the filler rod is being melted there. Welding is melting and fusing the base metal and filler, while braizing is just melting the filler 😎
Сварка сила🥳💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
сваршик тоже
07:30 - That was magical 😲
THAT is an unholy abomination and is the furthest thing from welding possible. They are using what china brags to be a "cold" welding machine, which is a lie, gets zero penetration, brittle, no filler, so no reinforcement, and they're using a modified pulse TIG machine to do it and calling it a "new" welding process.
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But yes, it looks pretty, and that did look a bit satisfying. too bad that's a shity weld.
as a welder myself this was well put together.
I showed a video similar to this to my Weld Instructor in college one time. He said although they are nice and colorful welds, a lot of them wouldn't hold up as a majority the time lower voltage is being used, especially with TIG/GTAW. Dunno about these ones but he'd probably have his opinion.
I was just thinking this, I've gone to welding school and completed SMAW, MIG, and TIG. The welds look nice because there is no movement besides drawing a straight line, but in reality you're just melting the rod material onto the base metal instead of fusing them together properly. There is a weaving motion that a proper welder would use to join those pieces, and it looks very much like something that will need repairs due to poor construction. (Some in the video, not all, obviously.)
@@MapleCakeTheLion I was looking for a comment like yours an am glad, I found it.
also @ 7:18 that Olet would require more fill. from a QC standpoint
The only thing I have to say to this is that usually color (oxidation of a GTAW/TIG weld) is caused by an oxide layer forming on the top of your weld due to insufficient gas coverage, not insufficient amperage.
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
좋은 영상 잘 봤습니다~!
thanks, informative videos. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎
To all you young men out there looking for purpose, direction or searching for a career path, learn to do this well and you will have money beyond imagination. Good welders are in short supply.
A strong weldis important than a weld which locks great
Faaaactxczs egggxacctly
Welding itself is not so hard but doing it good is what’s hard
When they said Shielded Metal Arc Welding was MIG I knew they had 0 experience with the trade
You didn't get that from the fact they make TH-cam videos...?
Yea there was a whole lot of mistakes in whoever wrote these captions
It is a form of shielded arc welding as. Shielded arc just means that an inert gas, gases or flux core are used to help prevent oxygen from entering the welding process.
Im from indonesia. i like your content ,, 👍
Mampir bos ku
Ayo dukung anak negeri
@@inovasidunia4127 siappp
溶接を生業としてやっていいる人はこの動画をみてハイレベルとは思わないはずです。少なくとも私は思ってます。
Music references?
0:00 no cardigan in michigan please - arc de soleil (a khruangbin franchise?)
2:40 track & field
4:33 volontary exile
7:23 woodworking - daniel fridell & sven lindvall
10:18 funky jam - gloria tells
" *ESTOY. TOTALMENTE SEGURA QUE LA PERSONA QUE SE DETUVO. A LEER ESTE MENSAJE SERÁ EXITOSO. EN TODO LO QUE HAGA* .... 🤩❤️✨
beautiful and strong welds
Bring you something called the heartbreaker that's what we used to test all our welds.
Yeah. Those welds were pretty, but some of those won't have any real strength to them. You can smear it to look awesome, but if you don't melt them in deep enough, awesome looking is all you have until it cracks. lol.
Top Video, keep it up!✌
Just remembered, 50 years ago as an engineering apprentice, we had to learn how to use Oxy & Arc welding. For the Oxy we had to make a metal cup. The acid test, would it hold water? Mine was like a colander.
Nice work & back music ❤️
the bloke who taught me to weld oxy-acetylene was at the end of his working life, he started in the shipyards, then parsons hydroelectric and then the aerospace industry for Rolls Royce Engines specializing in magnesium alloys and other rare metals, when I met him he was an instructor at the government skill centers (long defunke'd now, unfortunately) anyways his examples in the display case were so amazing I didn't believe a human could weld like that until he showed me brazing techniques, so neat and uniform it looked like it was cast in a mold. the old government skill centers were staffed by some top engineers and machineists, big miss, thatcher closed them as well. . .
There is a HUGE skill difference in a rotating pipe. Where all you have to do is hold still and move the cup, back and forth. Vs A stationary pipe, and you have to move around it. The main reason why you would rotate a pipe is simply... Its faster. And more people can do it. A stationary pipe is ALOT slower and only a hand few welder can do it and make it look good.
Im a contract welder. And iv use both methods many times. And there is truly a huge skill gap. Anyone with a little tig and pipe training can do the rotating pipe. There is only a few welder that I know that could produce a weld that good while also moving around the pipe. (2:45) is a great example of what I'm talking about. This pipe is stationary and the welder is moving round the pipe.
I call the users of the rotary "pipe cheaters" because they are "cheating" at pipe. They don't have to learn the hard parts of stationary pipe. But that is one of the reason why pipe welders make so much money. They are more skilled than the "Pipe Cheaters"
can anyone tell me where "walking the cup" was invented?
In my house
It was invented by them old farts who “heliarc” welded roots, hot passes and fillers all all 3000 amps and didn’t want their fingers to fall off from touching a pipe hot as lava
By welding
welding is also art, and impressive as hecc!
Momentos de criação do Artista 🙄👌‼️🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏
Man I had a 40 year welding career . Haven’t touched a tig torch in 5 years and seeing the stainless tig makes me want to play in the puddle again
Зачем я смотрю это в 12 ночи... 😁 видимо самое время
А я в 1 ночи, ну нах.
... всё просто, сварщиком хочешь быть.
I loved thank you 💐👍
Can you get a weaver style bead with a mig? I can only mig weld and I'm wondering if I can do that
Search for "mig like tig". You can.
Now that is real welders and Fabricators very professional
The arc can go way above 6000 C, the arc can reach 14000 C, The puddle gets around 6000 C
The tungsten itself would melt at that temperature. Only way your getting that hot is with plasma welding
@@MikeP350 Truth. the tungsten melts ad 3422 °C
Nice job sir i am watching your video sir i am smawh welder from Philippines 🇵🇭 Mabuhay
AMAZING WORK.WAY OUT OF MY LEAGUE.
Thanks for the video! Has a lot of great work!
Вот этого бы сварщика в отсек куда нибудь или цистерну на АПЛ, заварить что нибудь, где все мешает и одним глазом видно. Вот тогда бы я сказал, что профессионал. А так за столом и обезъяна заварить через пару недель.
на яхте, на воде, свисая за бортом варить релинги аргоном на ветру.
сынки
Pure art form . Stunningly gorgeous.
I've had a hard time trying to determine which is more epic. The welding or the 80s porn background music.
Girlfriend cuddled up next to me asking what I’m watching thinking it was porn to get in the mood little does she know I’m watching welding porn😭😂
I totally dig this. I saw my stepfather welding at work and I am fascinated since then. 🤔🤭😍
7:16 round these parts that style of metal cutting is called a "gas axe" so the entire thing would be a "robotic gas axe"
9:54 Shield metal arc welding IS stick, the proper term there would have been gas metal arc welding. (Mechanical engineer student)
Надо попробовать рисовать картину электродным сварочным швом.
На стадион одном раньше сварщики при подходе к в подтр бунное написали и если в низ смотрят читали фуболиств
Wow amazing broo👍
сварка это .сырыми берёзовыми электродами по стеклу .
остальное всё пайка в кружке радиолюбителей
Это отрыжка времен трансформаторов видимо бро?!
Он сам то понял чё написал?
пусть тоже самое сделают обычной сваркой с электродом))) вот где нужно умение
Ну вот наконец я и посмотрел на сварку🤣
Йо!
i love the music so much and the video is great thanks for sharing it on youtube
Тут речь не о профисионализме сваршиков, а о цене сварочных апаратов, 7 летнему ребенку такую апаратуру и он будет супер сваршиком!
I really do love metal. Yes, the music kind as well.
Esse cara trabalha muito bem mesmo sem palavras pra me expressar ...
Por favor, assista este versículo é informativo dos santos Apocalipse 14:12 (1599 Bíblia de Genebra) 12 [a] Aqui está a paciência dos santos: aqui estão os que guardam os mandamentos de Deus e a fé de Jesus.
0:41 where did you get the music? It's really good.
I was laying welds pertly as that with my 1956 Lincoln as 200 . Now you need technology lol my welder is the same age as I am
Now that's how hacker know your age
when welding becomes art
Great jobs 🥰🥰
Мммннндддяяя....где тут высокий уровень? Это наверно технологии, а не уровень...я бы посмотрел как эти сварщики справились с аварией и заварили трубу под давлением...лёжа в грязи...
хотел тоже написать у нас сварщики говняным инвертором и дешманскими электродами вещи творят а тут даже провода не в изоленте
тут речь о другом ... когда оно сделано по людски с самого начала то потом в грязи лежать не надо .... а когда у нас разкапывают ту дорогу два раза в год и не закапывают то значит скоро опять туда лезть
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а током не жахнет в грязи. Да, трубу под давлением не так сваришь, заново разорвёт, а если она ещё и с газом, бомбанет не по детски, все "профессионалы" разлетятся.
Really impressive technology. These guys earn every penny.
ГЛАЗА!!!