The Do’s and Don’ts of 6010 ~ Tulsa Welding School 

i went to tws in tulsa back in 94. i wanted to be a pipe welder when i got out. i took don apples advice and got out of oklahoma as soon as i graduated. i got a job welding pipe and quickly found out that you get stuck on shut downs in chemical plants almost all the time. when your not your at the shop getting ready for the next one. the iron workers were behind one time and i got sent out to help. structual was a dirty word at school and i was reluctant at first, until i got to feel the rush you get hanging steel with a real iron worker. we started getting a bunch of schools and military jobs that paid prevailing wage and i never looked back. we worked 4 10 hr days and had fri,sat,sun off while the guys welding pipe were working 7 12s. we didnt have to work on top of each other because no other trades want to be anywhere near us and our checks were around the same amount sometimes more. there is also the fame. when your a connector your at the top of the food chain. its like being the star of the movie. something for you guys to think about

Been welding using GSMAW for most of my welding over the years. I kind of miss all the smoke & mess of stick welding, I’m now curious to see if it all comes back to me after all these years. 1987 Graduate of Ivy Tech NW IN Weld School here. Thanks for the video 😎👍

Salama Laikum You explain so beautifully no one has gone before I am speaking from Bangladesh I have benefited a lot Thank you very much I am Faisal Rahman

Thanks for the videos, Iron workers local 3 here.

Great video. Tayler Welding shared a link to this video on his channel! Great tips! Thanks!

I like that you use a welding term and don't expect us to know it then you explain what the term means.

nice .thanks so much.

Thx!

I’ve been watching welding videos for the last ten yrs; and yet, someone has to do a video about 6010 vs6011

Nice

What prescription safety glasses are those?

What should the rod angle be at in a 2g?

Need the pool visible, use a filter

Jack, are you wearing someone else's shirt, hence the gaffer tape on your right......great video, glad I tuned in, even though I am 6 months or so late....cheers from Florida, Paul

Can you do a video on how to repair the damage done from the long arc-ing? It’d be greatly appreciated

Pero vegetta que haces aqui compañero!

which brand is used the most for welding in the usa (6010)...lincoln???

I wanna know why my 6010 always want to go out. I know my amps are high enough, I believe. I’ve tried shorter and longer arcs. Once it gets going it stays going somewhat.

How long is your program?

Im doing overhead,85amp , my root is not going through . I feel like I'm pushing through .

buy 10 chipping hammers

1 in 10 find a decent job after trade school. This school is a mill

what if I cant see the keyhole because the rod is so bright i cant see Shi$^&()^YT$#t 6010

a European welder would reduce the current rapidly.

I'll never understand putting so much effort into showing the WRONG way to do things. Negative learning I suppose. But I say if we -don't learn the wrong things, then they aren't in our heads. In my head is precious space, I don't need extra ideas (wrong ways) bouncing around in there. Just the proper ones.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله تعالى وبركاته بارك الله فيك أستاذ هذه المهنة صعبة والأصعب ماأراه الآن على التلفاز إسرائيل تقسف الأطفال في فلسطين 🇵🇸 مارأيك

Great but, you don't have to yell under the hood, sounds like you're wearing a microphone. We can hear you-and I have old ears.

Go to a trade school, this is a scam. Very few legitimate instructors, lots of great welders walking around

your dark glasses are not right thing to wear when talking to a class.It's like wearing a mask. *