6010 welding rods good or bad 

I can do a great Sling blade impersonation

No problem Justin. That’s a little trick that will save you some time and frustration. Thanks for the comment

Absolutely Thank you for watching

Thank you I’m glad you like it

Thanks man glad to help!

Thank you. I’m glad you like it

Absolutely I will. I do not have a 300 classic I’ve only worked a vantage 300. But I bet I can help

Thanks Pete I think I’m gonna do 7018 next

@@TaylorWelding great!

Thanks Coach! I will

Nice! I love it! If you have any questions don’t be scared to ask I’ll make a video

Thanks David!

And thank you for the comment it helps the algorithms!

I know you’re right brother Lynn! And they’re getting expensive. Thank you for watching my videos and commenting!

I made a video on using a torch tip for washing. Same thing

The 6010 welding rod offers deep penetration, strong welds, and is great for pipe welding, but requires a DC power source. The 6011 rod provides similar penetration and performance but can be used with both AC and DC power sources, making it more versatile for various welding machines and situations.

I’ve personally never used to 6011

If I ever get up there I sure will.

You know… Most of my welder friends have but I have never had to

I will ask a long time. Keep them indoors in an old refrigerator

Keep those rods in an ammo box,20mm is preferable,with lots of dessicant,baked cat litter in old socks works just fine. LoHy rods get baked before use no matter how they were stored,lights a bit easier. I got 10Million things to do and 20 million things to do to keep up with it all.

I’ll try to do that for you tomorrow if I can get a chance

Whip and pause buddy, whip and pause.

Not for projects around the house. But there’s a big enough difference when you’re welding pipe for sure.

Man I don’t have any idea. I keep mine in a old refrigerator. Put a little lightbulb in it and it’ll keep the moisture burned out.

isn't nitrogen one of the atmospheric gasses we are trying to shield against with flux????........JMHO I would vacuum seal 1/2 pound or so and call it a day.

​@@yurimodin7333I go to a butcher in Dublin Ireland to get rods vac packed. I don't do a huge amount of welding so I like to get my rods vac packed. I would like not to have to weld but I took it up because any jobs I set out specifications on welding shops ignore them telling me " that will do " when it's not what I wanted. These assholes expect to get paid despite not doing the job to specifications. I don't pay and don't accept the work. Got sick of all the arguments and took up welding myself.

I have no ideas on 6013 I don’t use them ever. You’re talking about two different welding rods. Moisture does not seem to bother the 7018 as much as it does for cellulose rods. 6010, 8010 and etc. And I’m not talking about being wet either. The moisture in the air will get into a 6010 and make it do all kinds of crazy stuff.

I dug and dug on the whole 6010 vs 6011 thing and I finally found the answer. While both rods act similar they are not quite the same thing. The high cellulose sodium produces much more CO2 when it burns vs the high cellulose potassium of the 6011. The higher CO2 creates an even deeper penetrating weld than a 6011. I believe the potassium is similar to what is added to 7018"AC" rods to help them run on AC. This gives a greater chance to have impurities & porosity. For most average home/farm users its not that big of a deal. However when doing code work that potassium is just an unneeded risk..........on another side note for @taylorwelding 6013 is a LOW penetration rod that is awesome for thin material. I always keep a box around for anything thinner than 1/8".....you do have to run a steeper angle to push the slag pool back behind your weld puddle.

​@@yurimodin73336011 package states a/c or d/c. 6010 d/c only. Difference in flux stabilizes the arc on a/c from what I understand.

Lol 😂 maybe

6010 is all I ever use for the bead. 70+ for the filler 7018 for the cap

@@TaylorWelding all I have is a miller multimatic 215 it doesn't run 6010 well

I’m just not familiar with 6011

@TaylorWelding just think it is close to 6010 without the Roman candle effect .

Yep they all do. Turns out it doesn’t matter.

@@TaylorWelding he said moisture is the only reason u warm anyway.

@@face.- I don’t warm anything. They get warm when you weld with them LOL

@@TaylorWelding that is a fact

Yep!!! Thanks brother. Your the best

@@TaylorWelding thank you but not yet, still working on that! :)

When those. Cellulose rods get moisture in them. They are done. If you put them in an oven, they'll crack.

Glad you like them!