TIG Stacking Metal | Laywire Root Pass + Hot & Fill In One Pass 

was he wearing a northeast tech jacet?

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came here looking for this comment

Hahahahhaa I’m glad someone made this comment

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I had to.laugh for about 5 min I feel so bad

@@Yeoified What are all you nggas laughing about? I don't get it.

@@jayrod92 What is the mufckn joke?

Thanks!

This is a tig / gtaw welding use the argon gas.

Yea same

I just said this out loud lol. Every video it's the easiest position. Most of us are coming to see the difficult stuff

true, waiting also for 6 to 9 cause in the field u cant rotate the fuckin pipe, this is just a controled environment

Yea every video can we get a 6

​@@australiabuhayofw4402you can do it. But these guys just wanna show the best weld they can for the camera. You can still get pen on bottom though

Is there a trick for the bottom on a fixed position?!! Cause I’ve tried it but no luck at the bottom.

@@josemurillo1039 I can only tell you take a cutting blade and open that root gap at the bottom. Always do what is necessary to ensure yourself that u are penetrating on bottom without getting suck back or lack of fusion and breaking down both edges. Open it up bro. Do what u know is best. Don't take extreme risks but never be afraid of your own skills

@@josemurillo1039 run a couple of passes between 5-7 and then do the rest like he does

Small hot pass in the bottom helps with the duck back doesn’t take much time and gives you some forgiveness.

You pay cheap for fast, you get cheap crap. Pay wage for quality and not quantity. You get respect and more work

All machines and travel is different. But thank God u finished up.

So uhhhhhh how did it go? Did you try this root technique starting from the bottom at 6 o'clock?

Thank you brother!

youll get there - just pay attention to the weld pool. make sure the shape of it remains as close to a circle as possible- move the drop of water and try to make the outside edge remain a circle. That's it. 2G to 6G, sparks flying down your neck, fire everywhere, keep it a circle. Out in the field in a ditch in 2 feet of muddy water and cold, 6G, slight sense of electrocution in your arm--- KEEP IT A CIRCLE

Thanks buddy! Gotta keep making welders like us we’re dying breed!

Maybe you should say it to him instead of on the internet.

@@jg8060maybe I should have, but we are no longer colleagues, plus we had no common language and had to communicate when needed through Google translator

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where at in tulsa? im also doing some piece rate at the moment but their rates arent so good about $10/inch so on an 18" im getting $180 all 100% xray

Thanks brother! I will be from time to time!

Not all stainless. Some are more workable than others but you don't wanna be running too fast or too hot on that white iron bro.

Wouldn’t recommend it on stainless, it needs to be kept a little cooler, but you can definitely speed it up a little and add more wire. Just lower Amps and smaller passes.

Maybe going too slow on hot pass

Pause on your side walls more, and try and push your rod between steps. You probably pushing so much new metal in that it slows you down and you have to heat more to wet it out ond keep the tungsten I'm the wrong position. Practice with smaller filler rod and then push for fast welds that will pass

You running cold there bro

it works on bottom side bro, I do it every day same technique

Me too

Same. Show a position weld using this technique. Good technique here but I would say only for rollout.

Yes its mainly for rollout. We do the same thing at the shop i work for, but if we have to do an in position weld, I’ll open the root up like you normally would. You can still hot and flush it at the same time like he shows though, you just have to be way more careful about getting suck back on the bottom of the pipe.

He would need leather sleeves for that heat vs speed. Not to mention the suck-back on the root, fisheye in the arc break from bad tech, or arch marks from lack of experience and knowledge. Good for a shop welder, not a feild guy

I definitely have done this in position we mainly stayed in 1g for demo purposes and camera angles. However I do run a quick small hot pass in the pipe to help prevent suck back on the bottom, thanks for watching fellas

Carbon doesn’t need an inside purge. As far as I know only your alloys do to prevent sugaring

No purge needed on carbon unless you’re putting a stainless root in it.

Just for demo purposes and camera angles, if you’re going to do this in position a small hot pass helps

I was at little Kansas tho

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