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As a follow up to last week's video (where Bob showed his son how to restart a 6010 root downhill) we are going to do the same going downhill. Bob is going to watch a student make a 6010 uphill root weld with a restart and then talk him through what happened and how he can fix it.
The mistakes made in this video are common to many welders and the intention is to show you what can go wrong and how to fix it.
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My hat is off to you for putting your kids (as a teacher, they're all "your kids") on camera to perform. It takes a lot to do that, it takes a lot of confidence in them and from their side. They must have a lot of confidence in themselves and in you for what you have taught them. Great job Spencer and keep at it!!! You're in good hands man; you've got a good teacher that cares about yall.
Thanks Bob for the content!! Again, my hat is off to you for putting your kids on camera. Gives them exposure as well as showing beginners out there that the issues they are having, are normal and this is how you work through them. Would like to see more content like this.
Brian Streufert Thank you for the support and encouragement.
This is really helpful for us self-taught TH-cam amateurs. Thanks. And what a lucky student to have such a great teacher.
I couldn't agree more. Putting the students on camera is likely one of the best teaching aids. This is next level shit. A+++ to Bob for doing it and the students for being up for it!
I just passed overhead 6010 open root. I won’t miss the burns on my bicep 💪
I find it easier to learn when the demonstration isn't perfect, and you make suggestions on adjusting technique. Good job!
When's the camera guy gonna show us what he's made of? Must be an expert by now
Great video for open root plate! I love the new style of video with students and troubleshooting while while welding. If this video had been around when I was doing open root in school I would have learned it a lot quicker. Great video!
Sure wish I woulda had an instructor like Bob when I took my welding class. I'm sure I woulda learned much more and been much better out of school. I wasn't bad, but I needed more training
love these teaching videos. Greatly helps me as a small shop teacher as well.
I like these formats, its great to see a professional do something, but I think there's the potential to learn a lot by seeing inexperience play out. How not to do something... or at least how something could be done better.
It'd be cool to see the welds these guys do now and then when they graduate!
Smaw is my worst in class…I appreciate the videos a lot.
Great video. really like your teaching style.
Thanks for making these videos!
Great work guys!
Great job teaching a difficult skill. Salute.
Hope this kid appreciates the instructor he's got. Gain as much knowledge as you can. Some guys in my class would be goofing around in class, waiting to get out and go bum around the nearby Tim Horton's.
Meanwhile I would regularly sit in the library reading everything from electrical theory to chemistry and metallurgy to proper techniques for whatever was on my mind that day.
We had an intro welding course. First time I ran a fillet weld with an E7018, I showed my work to the instructor and he said, "I see you like that rod."
Once you get out into the working world, you will appreciate the time spent learning.
Hats off to bob n the camera crew you guys made weld.com much better to watch since taking over
Luke Podmore Thanks for the support.
Yeah, I second that one. Love watching Bob welding and listing to his comments and instruction. If I weren't so old I would run up to OK, if I could find it, and take a class. Keep making those video's Bob, we love watching them!
@@bobmoffatt4133 what is your opinion on the plymovent extractors? Looking at getting some mobile units for our welding shop. How do they compare to Miller/Lincoln? Thanks in advance
@@codydevore8108 Oh, absolutelo
Great video Thanks to you both
excellent instructor !!!!
Good boy. Learning to weld with a good old classic hood. Props.
Great job Bob and I love how you interact with your students, however, this is uphand and not downhand.
Thanks, camera guy is upside down!!
Must be a plumber then. Bwahahaha!!!!
Wow! What a great teacher!!! Golfer? Not so much.
Par not good enough?
Im rocking the same hood as the kid (951p huntsman)..works well,runnin high amperage dualshield fluxcore mig..Its so smokey ive went to the passive shade 11 in my huntsman instead of my normal auto dark rig..pro tip.
Bob Moffatt what is your opinion on the plymovent extractors? Looking at getting some mobile units for our welding shop. How do they compare to Miller/Lincoln? Thanks in advance
i always loved running 6010
7018 and 7024 are my favorites
Your certainly a good teacher. Can I ask if you could quickly answer a question for me, I'm sure, considering I do do a fair bit of welding that I should know, but why in this video did he not do a restart using the rest of the rod? There was more than enough left to finish that run. Does the rod become somehow unstable or unreliable? Or is it a flux issue? Or is it just a reg that should be followed?
He wanted to make sure to finish the run .We use the half burn rods on hot passes and tacking up.
Can you please make a video on how to pass the CWI ?
5:49 - 5:55 Bob shows us what drinking 33 cups of coffee looks like in a weld shop
Gettin it!
Hi Bob. I am a beginner in welding. I tried to apply your method. I draged up the rod but I couldn't see the puddle. Would you give advice bob. 🙏
Great job! This kid will be going places. The only bad thing about this video is that damn Tequila commercial I had to watch to get to it. Never thought I'd see a liquor commercial that would make me not want to drink the product.
Whats the long arc edge thing re eas ralking about at the end, is it flux dropped into each side?
Students on camera, YES, inspires the teacher and student,if they can face the camera they will conquer any test.
I'd like to see a " Pipeliner " entrance test . 6010- 24" pipe - 1/2" wall - downhill?
24" is flat
What is good vertical welding, from bottom to top or from top to bottom? Thank you.
Bottom to top. Vertical up. Always a better end result👍
Oh, one other thing I wanted to ask too, I'm in Australia by the way, I picked up a box of schwiesstechnik rods the other day from a market. These rods were 'dc' only low hydrogen. Tried them out on dads old copper core AC transarc. No chance. Stuck like glue. Over and over. On my BOC 170 dc inverter, no problem. Not great on restarts, seem to create a deep crater and hard to strike after. Is that common on dc rods? I've never seen dc only rods before. Or is it just that they are shagged? They look ok.
Most lo-hy rods are hard to re strike.
FORE!!!!!
Did he say he was checkin him out? Lol
Aren’t you supposed to make small movements up and down?
You can do a straight drag as well whipping is done as well to keep the keyhole under control if your keyhole gets too big you whip out of it to cool it down
Any parts of my weld that were bad " The Camera Guy " did.
I've been trying to get back into the open root stick welding game. I can run downhill generally well with minimal issues 1/8 6010 80 amps. 3/32 root and root face. Uphill gets me. I can't seem to just run it straight, it blows up the root. If I stitch it it goes better. Same 3/32 root and root face. 80 amps it blows up, 75 amps it wants to freeze and stick on me. Any suggestions?
Short steady arc. Work it if you need to.
You need to close the face on your tee shot nice slow swing looks good
Y si prueban la chapa vertical no la inclinacion que esta puesta.
Like 참잘했어요 ^^*
Would be a privilege,just knowing you from the channel ,to be my instructor Bob.
Come on turn that shoulder Bob im 52 an can still getter back their 3/4 back swings is the way. lol
Jon A I'm old and fat!
Whip the key hole back and forth looks like you just pressing and dragging
Did he did zig zag or up and down ?
TV Nervous
Bob, downhill is uphill?
workwillfreeyou Title mistake.
This is uphill not downhill title is wrong!
not sure what he means, but it might mean he is restarting the weld on the downhill side of the weld and then welding up hill.
thats how you should always restart when welding open root, you start back on the weld to get it heated up and red that way when you get to your stop you get full penetration instead of a lil crevice
but downhill is welding from the top to the bottom uphill is welding from the bottom to the top
Cup Walker We are aware of the title mistake. Thanks for noticing.
ты должен говорить поверни электрод!