1 Inch Side Bend Test | 3G Uphill Stick Welding | D1.5

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Viewer requested a 1inch plate test so Jason is here to do a 3G uphill stick welding.
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@sanho1988 3 года назад

Bob would have been proud of those welds

@henryrollins9177 3 года назад

Did he died?

@henryrollins9177 3 года назад

@@MK-ty5qc Oh...thanks god..! Thanks for the info....

@aerialrescuesolutions3277 3 года назад

Were is Bob, I missed something. Jim

@ayylmaoo2619 3 года назад

@@aerialrescuesolutions3277 he moved to instagram, i think his instagram id is ram_nation58

@White000Crow 2 года назад

@@henryrollins9177 he did not die. He’s still rocking on.

@victorjuarez2095 2 года назад

I'm 3 months in at job corps' welding program and i feel called out by the statement, "it's a weld test not a grinding test."

@danielperez5673 6 месяцев назад

Yo i also do welding at Jobcorps I just finished my basic abt 2 months ago and I’m gonna be doing advanced training in welding here when space opens up

@Cod-Convict Месяц назад

lol same

@Whipple1 3 года назад

Wow. Great job illustrating a 3G side bend prep, weld and test. I take my helmet off to you. Keep up the great content. I’m at the end of my welding days but never give up on learning and perfecting my craft. Thanks for the video. Cheers! Whipple

@twothreebravo 3 года назад

I've never touched a welder in my life but I'm a pretty skilled guy having worked in other trades over the years and after watching your incredibly helpful, informative and well made videos, you guys make it look easy! I'm pretty sure I could go out and pick up a welder and....make an absolute fool out of myself. Seriously though it's a skill I'm looking forward to picking up in the future and I'm glad your videos are around for great reference and instruction.

@mrpaint055 3 года назад

Never time to do it right, but always time to do it again.

@kristianskov4841 3 года назад

Heard that time, and time again.... And when you do take the time to get it right the first time, you have to take a beating, like....."you took to damn long, who's gonna pay all that extra money......?" All along, the next guy -who cuts every corner, takes every shortcut- gets a raise....

@johnjacobjingle8302 3 года назад

Its always nice....when you do it twice..

@FlushtheSystem 3 года назад

Phrase/Mentality used way to often. Very well said sir.

@gregfuzi1069 3 года назад

You wouldn't have a job very long.

@kevinkelly5430 3 года назад

Goes back to the saying we do it nice cuz we do twice.

@larrybud 2 года назад

6:30 might be the best view of stick welding I've ever seen. To see both an expanded view and close up just captures the speed at which you're going perfect. It's always verrrrry difficult to see the speed on closeup shots only.

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

good comment.....you are so right

@lesterdudley8792 2 года назад

This was a great, long and informative video with lots of great tidbits of pointers sprinkled throughout it. You guys are great! Thank you

@eevvaann11 3 года назад

I did this test when I was taking classes and I failed it because of small slag inclusions. CLEAN YOUR SLAG! XD

@Ron-ds2ob 3 года назад

Damn Red, I wish I had your skills. I've been a back yard welder for over 35 years, and none of mine ever look as good as your bad welds. Granted there are times I go a year between welds, but, I don't have enough time in the day to practice, practice, practice.

@7891ph 3 года назад

I'm with you; welding is only one part of my job. Sometimes there's a lot of it, then weeks or more with nothing but making chips with the mills and lathes. It all depends on what comes in the door.

@WTFisAuserFRCKINname 3 года назад

*grabs popcorn* I’m ready for this show

@dalepres1 3 года назад

I love watching an artist. Welders are soooooo underpaid, considering the great talent they display in their work.

@ysoextra7333 3 года назад

Underpaid? 😂😂

@dalepres1 3 года назад

@@ysoextra7333 Sure. Are you suggesting you're overpaid? :)

@aerialrescuesolutions3277 3 года назад

Awesome work, and great explanation. Thank you, Jim Tree

@svtjosh10th6 3 года назад

Thanks for the video just passed my d1.1!!!!your video helped me out a lot

@juanm.romero4089 2 года назад

This is the exact type of video I was looking for thanks a lot fellas

@jojorumbles8749 4 месяца назад

I remember doing this test in weld school. I absolutely loved doing verticals and this was a treat to test on.

@adriannavarrofonseca7179 3 года назад

Amazing job! Thanks to share and for your explanations!

@jasonschagt640 Год назад

Awesome video. Wish you were still on here

@chrisleyva8125 Год назад

Hey bro your videos are the best I don’t have no welding knowledge never done it anywhere not at home or on the job but I’m a carpenter in the union and I see that nobody in my trade have the D1.1or the d1.5 CERT I joined my welding class that is offered to us for free since we are in the union and I took a two week class before with light gauge for D1.3 and I passed it was a two week course and I passed my fifth day so I started practicing on my 7018 because the previous test was 6013 started doing 7018 structural for the last week didn’t complete anything and then I took a five week class on Saturdays and I was able to obtain my D1.1 certification by watching your videos you put out some real knowledge and wanted to say thank you for that

@geraldfahey2681 Год назад

Best 3g D1.1 video I ever saw,by far.....thank you

@blake790 2 года назад

I was practicing for this and I ran into Arc blow for the first time. I had never ran into it and actually never even heard of it. Good thing it was practice.

@darrellroeters4951 3 года назад

Rod ovens are very important been on jobs they didn’t have them, rework cost a bundle.

@LukeA_55 3 года назад

Always remember to leave your rod oven plugged in... 17:58 😂

@richardhaas1555 3 года назад

I would love to see some .065 wall square tube MIG welding for light fabrication work. Thanks for all you guys are doing, I teach Fire Tech at Cosumnes River College and we on distance learning right now so this gives me time to build projects etc. Thanks for the help, Rick

@ianmessina7592 2 года назад

I'm a welding student in highschool... And I'm prepping my plates tomorrow and I was just going to try and attempt to practice a 1 inch SMAW to see if I'm ready to take that test... I'm going to just attempt 1G just because I'm not too confident in my ability to weld vertical very well but I will still practice. Very helpful video I must say and very good welding. I'm very jealous 😂

@getphuked2 3 года назад

FINALLY! A video that shows me HOW YOU ARE WORKING THE ROD.

@benjaminalguera3760 3 года назад

IKR! But it only shows the first like 4 layers I wanna see how he ties in the ends tho

@Cod-Convict 20 дней назад

I just did a practice test and I do the real test this Tuesday and I can grind it’s a 1inch d1.1 but I ran mine just like this and it worked great for both 3g and 4g I ran the 3 at 117 and the 4 at 123 and it was great I didn’t need to grind at all I was allowed to but didn’t need it so thanks this video helped a lot and I’m going into this test Tuesday really confident because the practice was ran just like a real test so thank you

@LilFish0 10 месяцев назад

Very knowledgeable very informative 10/10 wish me luck on my weld tests tomorrow

@hstrong97 3 года назад

I noticed the sign on the rod oven... apparently Mancub must of unplugged the rod oven before. 😂😂😂

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

Maybe 🤔 😂😂😂

@scottiefc 3 года назад

D1.5 was the hardest weld test I ever have taken. My test plated got x-rayed and they made me use 11018 which unfortunately leaves porosity on tie ins. I’m glad I got that cert tho d1.5 jobs are $$$

@10Flat 3 года назад

It’s a beautiful thing. Nice work

@crackermcwhitey1364 3 года назад

kick ass welding Jason!

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

Thanks man.

@daveosland3199 3 года назад

Nice welds! I'd encourage welders to also qualify using NR232/233 wire as flux core welders are in high demand for the structural field. Pressing my luck, I've filled the 1" test plates in 4 passes using NR232 x.072" wire!! The deposition rates with FC can be up to 5x what we can get w/stick welding...hence the demand for FC welders!

@calikalbocalikalbo6082 2 года назад

No structural is done with stick ever.

@SkillIssueShynes 3 года назад

Outstanding as always. I learn so so much from yall. I went into welsing school for SMAW with 6 years of GMAW and every video Weld.com has produced on SMAW in the last 4 years in my pocket. Made a HELL of a difference. That said, how about a video on what slag profiles should look like? Like what does the slag on a 7018 3G and 4G and 6010 6G spring to mind. I saw a good look at it here, but it would be cool to see it under a variety of heat, cleanliness, and CLAMS conditions. Give the newer welder a chance to start diagnosing their welds at the slag level and the intermediate welders a goal. Also, it might be cool to do a video on how to remove the backing plate from the B-U2a joints and how you clean test coupons with more detail on not overgrinding and rounding edges than the Test series. Thanks yall!

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

Hey man, thanks for watching. Not sure what you mean by slag profiles. We did a couple videos awhile back on how to prep the test plates before welding and how to remove backing and prep the coupons that was pretty in depth. That why we speed through it this video. Check it out here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bz0-I2kLd0U.html

@SkillIssueShynes 3 года назад

By slag profile I mean what the slag should look like before its chipped off. What the slag should look like if everything is correct. Such as bad travel or work angle causes slag to look like X, lack of fusion can cause slag to look like Y, etc. Now that I think on it I feel like Bob did a video using a wash tip on an Oxy-Fuel torch.

@dalenvigil 3 года назад

Would love to see those etched with some naval jelly just to see the weld profile. Awesome videos!!!!

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

I’ll see what we can do. We still have some of the plate left. I’m sure we could etch it.

@spencerroberts7918 3 года назад

@@jasonbecker3362 much appreciated. Always love seeing the etch

@alanpomerantz6656 3 года назад

Learning alot from you Thanks Alan

@snowkracker 3 года назад

Great job and great video. Some guys are way more confident in front of the camera showcasing their skills

@inderids 11 месяцев назад

Great educational video. Thank you!

@phendrix9476 3 года назад

As an inspector; I appreciate the slag advice. When I start hearing comments like “ I’ll just burn it out” it makes me wonder about any other shortcuts they’re taking. It can really change the dynamic between the welder and the inspector in a negative way.

@jeremydoblinger3609 3 года назад

As a welder I cant imagine myself telling an inspector hey dont worry about that slag in there I'll burn it out!! Lol.. but I've worked with people that will shortcut anyway they can and it drives me nuts

@gregfuzi1069 3 года назад

I'm not an ironworkers I'm a boiler maker. We are the proud. But I take my hat off to ironworkers. Now they have to be certified in welding.

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

actually qualified in a certified type weld.....

@KenSmith-bv4si 3 года назад

Nice clean side bend.

@stcknthpstjim3491 2 года назад

listen up! this man is spot on!

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

you got that right, he is a AWS CWI and Certified welding teacher....and qualified to do many type welds, he has more paper for qualifications than a case of Charmin....

@robertgonzales5515 2 года назад

love your training video. I would a training session on how to weld an air tight weld on thin metal.

@LightWorker365 2 года назад

Great job man.

@andrewgibson1991 2 года назад

Great lesson thanks man 🙏

@user-mt9tn1ni4g 3 года назад

Timestamp 18 minutes and 42 seconds... He makes a prophetic statement!!! Don't burn your knuckles off 😂😂😂😂😂.. yeah that's what the 10in part of that electrode holder on the bottom is for...😂😂😂.. but hey I made some comments a little too quick before I watch the whole video.. you mentioned temp sticks .. interpass cooling.. electrode oven... Maybe I should finish the rest of the video before I make any comments 🤫🤫🤫..

@jeremymatthies726 3 года назад

nice weld job. thanks for the explanations, i dont weld and have no experience at it but i was able to understand a number of things with your commentary.

@lucianoperez9 9 месяцев назад

Wish we were able to use run off tabs like that, good video!

@gregfuzi1069 3 года назад

We had to take that test open route no backup plate 0.45 wire at niles steel tank company in niles Michigan. Welded high pressure tanks. Mig, tig, rod.

@Theredbanana747 8 месяцев назад

❤ that was awesome! After years of welding, I don’t know why I never heard of D1.5, but I’m on a bridge job and I’m qualifying at my union hall for the 1.5. Thank you for that! Question, do you have a tutorial on well welding symbols that would be nice

@michaelcoriglianol7197 3 года назад

Working the extensin tabs good idea. I rember a few guys try to cheat the overhead test. the instructor called me over show me they cant fool him when he bend cupons.

@dhanwatiesukhai2524 3 года назад

Thanks very much for sharing this awesome video. Bin there, done that. A.W.S.Certified.

@arefalizadeh5927 3 года назад

Thank you it was very very good

@goonbug8910 3 года назад

The content is appreciated

@micmike Год назад

yup liked it, good tips too

@christophertitanium8424 3 года назад

How about a 4G open root, no backer TIG demo? I'm about to start one in class, this week. Thank you!

@YoBoyQuels 3 года назад

🤞🏾 D1.1 4G please! 🤞🏾 The information in these test videos are golden.

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

Hold my beer 🍺

@nathalycarney4015 3 года назад

Oh Yea Another Video!!!!!!! Let’s Goooooooo

@georgekefallinos8120 2 года назад

Great thanks 👍

@davec1851 3 года назад

Having a hard time getting the bead to lay flat on the root pass. It's always convex with slag trapped at the edges. Very frustrating. I've played with amps a lot, never gets any better. I almost wonder if my machine or the grounding is causing it.

@warrenjones744 3 года назад

Good stuff Jason. my advice from my mentor was Clean, clean and clean again ! Stephen Marshall @rippy154 is a instagram friend of mine as well, super talented fabricator IMHO. He does not live far, perhaps someday we will meet. I did this test some 25 years ago and still have my samples from both V-up and overhead. For fun polish up the weld area and wipe some mild acid on there to bring out the weld, it will make the individual beads stand out. Oil it up and place it on your desk for a conversation piece. To this day thick groove welds all get done with the same attention to cleaning. No slag left in the weld is the key to success. If I get a shit spot in a job I am doing, I will grind it out and fix it before I proceed. Do it right, code weld or not it will not fail in service. Take pride in your work!

@quartfeira 2 года назад

When you are filling (intermediate passes), do you do the right/left/center sequence or right/center/left? Do you know what I mean? Awesome as always dude 😎🤙🏼💥💪🏼

@psuengineer84 3 года назад

Great CJP weld!

@bulletproofpepper2 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing

@nathalycarney4015 3 года назад

Could you PLEASE do a Video on welding in uncomfortable positions/ locations maybe use a mirror or if you have Tips on it I would appreciate it. I’m currently training my “weaker hand” to weld ambidextrously.. Thank You again for taking the time out to make these videos your knowledge these Videos have greatly improved my skill set Sending You Positive vibes from Orlando, Florida

@johnjacobjingle8302 3 года назад

Using 3 mirrors, like taking 3 gold faced welding lens and taping them together like a book works great... or using a second mirror to reverse the image also works great.. soo put one on the left that can see the weld.. and one on the right that can see the left image.. and look at the right mirror.. As for ambidextrous.. when i learned to weld.. i took the class 2x.. once with my left.. once with my right.. and take it further.. practice writing with the off hand.. doing everything with the other hand.. put a bead on with the left.. put a bead on with the right.. ect.

@nathalycarney4015 3 года назад

@@johnjacobjingle8302 thank you for the mirror concept and thank you for the knowledge. I appreciate it

@calvinevans8305 3 года назад

Beautiful work

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

Thank you.

@secretagent5658 3 года назад

Do you have any tips or tricks on how to get a backing strip off of a test strip? Looking for fastest and most precise way or the methods you use

@Terminal-Fabrication 3 года назад

Hey man, who made your welding cap? I've got a set of my old woodland digitals that I'd like to have made into a cap like yours. Thanks, brother.

@mateozhou Год назад

Damn, I don’t know much about welding, but if I worked for you I’d be in good hands. Nice video!

@artc5917 3 года назад

How do they rate welders in terms of max plate thickness? The rebel 285 is rated for 1/2 inch thick material max, but now we know it can weld 1 inch thick steel.

@matthewtracy8744 3 года назад

I had no idea rod storage made that big of difference! But that's why I'm here... lol

@Fwixi 2 года назад

thx for vid !

@Cod-Convict Месяц назад

Got the same oven and dang it’s hot

@swanvalleymachineshop 3 года назад

What do you use for a lens for the camera , I tried taping a welding lens on one once ! Cheers .

@ED_T Месяц назад

Heat rises only in a fluid or gas because it affects the density of the fluid. Under the influence of gravity the more dense (colder) fluid will sink down and the less dense (hotter) fluid will float up. In a solid material like steel heat travels equally in all directions.

@shadowhisko3686 3 года назад

I recently did a 2 1/4" side bend test, man that took a while!

@andrewzinn7118 3 года назад

Curious as to why? Isn't 1" a qualification for unlimited thickness? Serious question, not being a jerk and always looking to learn differences.

@shadowhisko3686 3 года назад

@@andrewzinn7118 nah man you got it exactly right, but we had the material and we werent gunna use it for anything so me and a couple buddies had a little competition to see who could do the best. It was totally just for fun and to take up some time

@richardkawucha1232 10 месяцев назад

Side bend is also used for high pressure tube weld certification. In fact you have a "cap bend", "root bend", and "2 side bends" (not just one). Any defect is a busted test.

@alfeowilliams2685 3 года назад

Well done bro.

@ihamiii4166 2 года назад

I have a question about the 1/8” rod you’re using. I’m in welding school and I did my stick with backing and I did 1G and 2G with 1/8” 7018 at ~100 amps. But my vertical and overhead it just was too hot and it was impossible to make a weld so I had to use 3/32 at ~85. My instructor said that it’s very difficult to run 1/8” on 3&4G on 3/8 plate because there’s nowhere for the heat to really go. Are you running 1/8 at that amperage on 3G because the 1” has a lot more room for the heat to go?

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

you should be able to run 1/8 and 7018 at 115 to 125 depending on your skill and the machine you are using for 3G and 4G..on 3/8 plate..100 amps for 1G and 2G sounds very cold. 3/32 at 85 amps sounds about right....I am not sure about the information your instructor is giving, but 7018 is run pretty much all day long every day at 115 to 125 amps.....rule of thumb, the diameter of the rod is the amperage......1/8" equals .125"....so 125 amps is a good starting point......3/32" is .093" , so 93 amps is a good starting point......hope this helps, Paul from Weldcom

@cuzjay5948 2 года назад

Note if you're welding high strength steel or equivalent don't instantly knock the slag of because slags servers more purposes besides protect the weld from the air but it also insulates the metal slowing the cooling rate which is vital when dealing with hard to weld steels

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

good info Cuz...thanks

@steveb7964 3 года назад

Great video! Where can I purchase that weld stand at? Or is this one you made?

@juanm.romero4089 2 года назад

Bro by chance could you do a video on the AWS book like how to navigate through it for testing

@7891ph 3 года назад

For a code test like this, is it stick only, or is flux core/dual sheild permissable??? Or is there a separate set of codes for them in the same applications???

@johnnysandoval9521 Год назад

I like to use a fresh wire brush, sharp flat head screw driver, flash light and 9" high velocity fan to cool plate as I weld.

@spencerschreffler4 2 года назад

So question. . . Does it say something, that a guy with no certifications whatsoever was able to Pass a D1:5 3G FCAW mig on his first try? Keep in mind He/ I have had very little run time with FCAW mig. Most of my experience is based on Stick and Gmaw with Hardwire.

@devinwhitaker8467 2 года назад

My old man always told me it takes less time to do something right than to do something wrong.

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

you got that right, and if you don't have time to do it right the first time, are you going to have the time to do it right the 2nd time

@monzon529 3 года назад

Sweet.

@erikhernandez6789 3 года назад

Can someone help me out rq? Im curious how cool does it have to get before you run the next pass?

@wicklash9065 3 года назад

Scribes are good ways to avoid slag inclusions. Drive er in, brush er out, rinse and repeat. Works wonders.

@zenteno5p 2 года назад

I do two times that kind of test for shufft steel In different times same restricction just wire brush but wast 3/32 wire

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

3/32 wire, you mean Rod?????

@buffmaster0001 3 года назад

I know bupkis about welding, so don't jump all over me, but when you did the root pass and subsequent pass, you said they were stringers, but by going side to side, they really looked more like a weave. I did some looking around on the web and what I found, basically, was that stringers are straight passes and weaves are just that, a side-to-side weld. What am I missing on this?

@davidswinson7260 3 года назад

You are absolutely right. I'm reading through the comments to see who else has picked up on that.(Your the first) Along with some other things that should be mentioned as well as pointed out especially for the beginner, novice to intermediate level welder.

@BigggA608 Год назад

Did you read the d1.1 AWS book? I took the la city test and the book says 1/8 reinforcement on the face. It's all good we're all learning and if you respond to my comment I'll find the clause to help you find it. But welds are noice brother I'm sure any inspector sees your root and passes they will know your qualified. Thanks for the video

@krazykanux 3 года назад

is it presonal preference to go with that angle when welding or is it better? i taught close to 90 degree you get better penetration on rooth.

@jasonbecker3362 3 года назад

I prefer to keep about a 5°-10° angle (just under perpendicular to the weld face). That’s just how I’ve always done it and have always had good results on my tests and field welds.

@Bruh..669 2 года назад

I have trouble running my test plates with stringers, i cant keep mine as flat as i can keep my weave. I want to get better at stringers but cant get it right, any tips you can point out to me to help me run better stringers in 3g? I usually run about 115 amps

@ypaulbrown 2 года назад

LP, maybe a very slight left/right manipulation with slight pause at sides, moving fast across the center.....stringers can be tough to master...keep at it and you will master .......Paul from weld.com

@HuunterTurner-cu3jm Год назад

I’m working on doing a 2g weld test with MIG to get certed for a big job at work and I’m struggling with it as far as undercut and getting the cap right any tips?? Thank you

@BadBoy-lf9bv 3 года назад

I need help on indicating on wich rods to use for certain jobs like a 1/2 in stainless steel vertical flat surface

@johnjacobjingle8302 3 года назад

Help on indicating?? Not sure what youre asking.. i can tell you not every stainless electrode is created equally. And that just because a vendor says the electrode can weld out of the flat position... doesnt mean it will weld worth a darn out of position.

@matthijsverweijmeren6114 3 года назад

Perhaps you can explain something more about the use of rod drying oven, temperatures, hours in how many times redrying aloud. Often you see temperatures like 350 degrees Celsius for 2 hours on the rod package.

@Highplainsdrifter44 2 года назад

After 8 hours rods cannot be reheated.

@Tonetube718 Год назад

I'm an iron worker from New York City. going to take my DOT 3G and 4G soon the backing strip cannot have extra length anymore. can you do a video where the backing plate is the same length as the test plates?

@willywil5356 3 года назад

Do a D1.1/D1.5 in .072 FCAW inner shield thanks

@user-mt9tn1ni4g 3 года назад

Timestamp 15 minutes and 33 seconds my bad I didn't watch the video far enough .. interpass cooling temperature!!! Thank you you just gained two points 😂😂

@sv48071 3 года назад

Can u do 1.3 test my buddy is in school and wants to see what the test aré to get ahead you know.

@MrKotBonifacy 3 года назад

Seems like I'm missing something here... @ 8:09 - "still a stringer, I'm not running a wave(r) here" - and I see the stick waving from side to side. Now, I GUESS a "waver" does not become a "qualified waver" until it reaches certain width (like, say, 3/8" or 1/4"), but it is still rather confusing to all of us non-professional welders. Can anybody explain that "wavy stringer" issue properly? Thanks.