BEST TIP I EVER GOT ABOUT WELDIN A HOT PASS ON PIPE

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The second pipe welding pass, The Hotpass. I’m sharing my best welding tip when it comes to the hot pass and the pipeline welding store where I learned it.
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@bobroberson9286 Год назад

With 47-years of welding experience I'll give this video a grade of A 👍

@JimmyLee0757 2 года назад

I always learn something, with each new video. I have always struggled with uphill/downhill and I keep telling myself..."Listen to Austin. He said turn it down and slow down."

@leeebtire5107 2 года назад

Most places will run you off for welding downhill. At least in industrial setting

@TheWeldProfessor 2 года назад

@@leeebtire5107 most places don’t so ya know. Stay in yo lane

@leeebtire5107 2 года назад

@@TheWeldProfessor bs they won't. I spend more time welding than RU-vid

@horaciosalinas8145 2 года назад

@@TheWeldProfessor 😮 😮 😮 I just came from your channnel 🤣

@Castro__welding 2 года назад

Austin, thank you for your lessons. I am a 19 y/o pipe welder working on pipeline jobs in the north east. Been hard so far I have so much room to improve, people like you sharing knowledge for free really do make a huge difference. May God bless and protect you.

@osbaldohernandez9174 2 года назад

I thought you had to be a helper first to be on pipeline

@Castro__welding 2 года назад

@@osbaldohernandez9174 so long as you can pass API 1104 and are 18 or up you can weld for most gas companies.

@osbaldohernandez9174 2 года назад

@@Castro__welding really what I heard is that you have to be a helper first I guess it’s different these days

@Jairmyster 2 года назад

@@osbaldohernandez9174 no, but it's better to start out as a helper to learn the ropes of things. That way you dont get thrown to the wolves.

@robertpaulson6697 2 года назад

Thank you Austin Ross. This is something i needed to hear. I’ve been struggling with over head hotpasses.

@michaelrogers8682 2 года назад

I agree with you. I have been doing that for years. It also helps that you don’t have to fill up the filler pass as much. I’ve welded with welders that we’re blowing and going, and I had to wait on them to get their filler in.

@robertmccabe1919 2 года назад

"Turn it down and slow down" is good advice for any hot pass really

@priusrepellent 2 года назад

I always look forward to a quick video to learn something new! Thanks for all your time and knowledge!

@arosswelding 2 года назад

You bet! Thank you for watching!

@kirstenspencer3630 2 месяца назад

Thanks mr Ross, all good advice.

@olddawgdreaming5715 2 года назад

Thanks for the great information Austin. Stay safe and have a great weekend. Fred.

@cranerigging3604 2 года назад

Great points and tips Austin ! That's one thing I noticed on heavier steel welding projects as the metal warmed up after a few passes we would turn amperage down a little and weld bead quality was better . Oh at 1:34 I use that saying all the time after the Wife get's upset with me . " Looks like I have room for improvement " LOL ! Keep up the great work Austin .

@Brad1237202 2 года назад

Thank You Austin! Getting an education from every video!!!

@arosswelding 2 года назад

You bet! Thank you for watching!

@brockrobinson1019 2 года назад

Always appreciate your tips and positivity Austin 👍 big thanks from up in Pennsylvania!

@arosswelding 2 года назад

You bet! Thank you for watching!

@wantutri7225 2 года назад

thank you austin. these tips are awesome

@arosswelding 2 года назад

You bet! Thank you for watching!

@Jairmyster 2 года назад

Thanks for the video buddy. I got my AWS D1.1 6g pipe cert. Haven't had any luck getting on the pipeline. Hopefully eventually.

@glenngosline3303 2 года назад

Good advice.

@busyboyds6684 2 года назад

Great tip. I’ve done this for years, people always said I was going to slow. Till they had to put in another stripper to get it flushed out… I’ll wait…

@jaymorgan8305 2 года назад

Thank you sir.

@andrewmckeown6721 Год назад

I pretty much use the same amps I used in the root for my hot pass, so not so hot really, and get a good full fill in it. You mention about the experience that you build up in your hands and eyes that is so true, but also with what you hear especially when doing the root. Hey looks like you have a great set up in your truck ☺

@brandonb7496 Год назад

Hot pass is for cleaning, not filling

@robertarguello1115 2 года назад

Alright! Thank you, nice to know. 👍

@bartbley1269 2 года назад

yes you are right you don't have to have a hot pass screaming hot. Big inch pipe one would grind the crown of the bead down chasing the wagon tracks till they were almost gone then put in a heavy hot pass .Then you could have a heavier hot fill . spaghetti line 3&4 " henskin .125 wall would not buff or grind the bead .Start just passed the top button kind of sweep ( wave ) till about 2 oclock then just drag almost like a bead then whip on the bottom keeping the hot pass narrow with a very tight arc so the cappers don't get mad at you for gouging out the pipe . Good video Austin

@hemiboy9860 Год назад

My welder let me do the hot pass it looked good i was just glad i didnt blow a hole because it was a CVR line that was getting xray right after

@wargamingsupernoob 2 года назад

Hey Austin, I know you haven't covered really small pipe, like 1.5'' SCH40 saddles or stuff like that, but as someone that isn't familiar with welding stuff that size downhill with MIG, do you have any pointers for a fabricator in training that might help?

@itsnegl3ct341 2 года назад

Puddle control has became one of my better welds with mig i production weld all day 3-6ft vertical beads, i wanna get into pipelines a chance to really engage with stick

@emilymiller1853 5 месяцев назад

Huh

@HauntedBranch 9 месяцев назад

Austin any suggestions on welding 4 in od 3 and 1/2 id pipe ? I have 6011 3/32 & 1/8 welding rods and 7018 1/8

@pipes9878 2 года назад

I’m trying to get my head around an uphill open corner on a 6013 (not allowed a 6010) 2.5mm rod on 5mm plate at 90°. I was using 69amps and balancing travel speed for a good root is difficult, I have played with amps up and down and travel speed as well. Are you able to demonstrate (or have you done one already?) so that I can watch over and over again please? Also any tips or advice would gratefully received.

@madcapmagician6018 2 года назад

umm question, i was taught the hot pass was to be hotter than your root to burn out and bring to the flux layer any contaminates that may have snuck into the root. when you mean cooler by how much are you recommending

@patappleton6285 2 года назад

Hey sir I got me some 1" galvanised pipe to weld on 1/8" thick deck of my little steel yacht . It's like the fence that stops yu falling in the water. You got any advice please ?

@russelljackson7034 2 года назад

Right on

@tmdwelderfromthewest4330 2 года назад

Like the videos man.

@arosswelding 2 года назад

Good deal! Thank you for watching!

@ThatKidEverley2556 7 месяцев назад

What are the amperage settings for a hot pass on 7010 diameter rods? Roughly...Thanks so for 1/8, 5/32, 3/16

@loftonherington8892 2 года назад

Run what is comfortable for you and practice

@mikem9584 Год назад

U switched over from a Lincoln to a Miller?

@dhughes77365 Год назад

What machine are you using?

@mikeford963 Год назад

This is a kind of the opposite of welding fast to control distortion in a joint. HEAT input matters more in this case. The longer you spend putting the puddle in, the MORE heat you impart into the weld. More heat input equals more shrinkage in the root as it cools which equates to a proper reinforcement inside of root pass.

@jessephelps4952 2 года назад

Happy Independence Day ,

@mohammedtroy4296 2 года назад

The weld professor will never weld with that current he would say more pepper

@mrillis9259 2 года назад

I don't get down hand. I understand the root. Yet, was that a downhand hot pass?

@Diesel67 2 года назад

Hey Austin, what’s you technique for capping the bottom using 8010? I’ve got the top & belly down just need to clean up the bottom a bit. Keep these videos rollin.

@adamw.6488 2 года назад

not austin, but i just helped a younger guy today on his cap. we welding 42" with 3/16" 8010. usually run around the 160amp area on the bottom, weld straight on, or a slight push. whipping motion back and forth, you want to whip ahead to cool the puddle, then whip back and watch it wash out the edges. Repeat as you stitch your way down. A slight push helps flatten the weld and reduces undercut.

@bartbley1269 2 года назад

Long arc it .the puddle will spread out and you will have more control . I would do this as you whipped back and forth like a filler a mm either side of the bevel . do not fill the bevel any more than flush or you will have to play with extra metal . This worked for me to put a bottom on like a stack of dimes

@Diesel67 2 года назад

Makes sense, preciatte it fellas.

@jarrettsullins5683 2 года назад

Hey Austin I am going to a welding school in Tulsa Oklahoma and the only concern I have is getting a steady job on the pipeline or elsewhere and could use some advice

@pipedady83 Год назад

There's no such thing as steady and pipeline.

@drinkmdeveryday1836 2 года назад

Where is a good place to start in this industry? I'm 23 and no welding experience other than being the fire watch on some old jobs. It really looks like a field I'd enjoy but I don't know where to start. awesome videos!

@arosswelding 2 года назад

Experience. Start by getting any kind of experience. Even if it’s the slightest bit related to metal and or metal fabrication. Also: check out this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nbYKc39YR-U.html

@lamerariataaaaa 2 года назад

Hey Austin, do you ever think about going back to pipelining?

@arosswelding 2 года назад

Oh ya. I sure think about it. I love pipelinin. But I also love being home. We may go on a pipeline job in the future but in the mean time we’ve decided to stay home.

@lamerariataaaaa 2 года назад

@@arosswelding That’s nice brother! Keep up the good work!

@bamaboy6207 2 года назад

30yr pipeliner an you will mostly always be filling an capping with this tip!!

@ernestogarcia4942 2 года назад

Depends where u working at, if you're on the front end you need to be hot and fast, production baby or get moved to the back end.

@TheJsote1988 2 года назад

I remember my friend calling it a Hot and Fast pass... lol

@TheWeldProfessor 2 года назад

Stay in your lane I say if ya run cold and slow if that’s your style. 👍

@mohammedtroy4296 2 года назад

Wally

@TheWeldProfessor 2 года назад

@@mohammedtroy4296 I love Austin Ross don’t get me wrong great welder. Very knowledgeable man. Nothing but respect brotha no disrespect my man.

@mohammedtroy4296 2 года назад

@@TheWeldProfessor he wrong you need a hot current to dig out the trash from the wagon tracks a hot thin pass

@markrhoades8822 2 года назад

First to "like" 😁

@nathanrudd2327 2 года назад

been telling people for years, just because it's called a hot pass doesn't mean you have to burn it really hot

@tommyrodriguez4086 2 года назад

Austin you gonna pipeline again?

@arosswelding 2 года назад

Not any time soon. We have decided to stick around the house for the time being.

@tommyrodriguez4086 2 года назад

@@arosswelding understandable bro it's nice to be home with the family

@koistinen9368 2 года назад

can anyone explain that why 6010 has flame coming from The Arc? 😂

@semihotman1369 2 года назад

6010 electrodes contain cellulose (production from wood by chemical reactions). Current and arc create enough energy to burn cellulose and this will create CO and CO2 gases. Especially 6010 electrodes may contain more cellulose in coating comparing 7010 and 8010 (because you need more penetration for root pass). This can be changed according to manufacture electrode model.

@kevinkelly5430 2 года назад

As a welder when you get to the point when you think you can't learn anything new it's time to hang up your hood!! I like any advice I can get there's always more than one way to skin a cat.

@Astartesparty 2 года назад

I Kina disagree I’ve been welding pipe for 7 years aswell , and on my hot pass’s I generally go hotter . Not faster but definetly hotter but I also tend to not grind my roots very much so I need the heat to burn out any slag. Anything that I roll out o also turn up heat a lot 3 inch sch 40 would be like 90 amps root 110 hot 170 cap with 5/32