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welding 1mm. why didn't the welder tell about this secret
This is a square tube welding technique, especially how to weld thin square tubes, or how to weld thin iron using a combination of 70 amperes and 2.5 mm rods and also the correct thin iron welding technique can produce good welding.
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@JS-Acid1968 Год назад

Your videos have been really helpful, started hobby welding recently. After reading the comments some new videos should be out soon showing us all the 'correct' way to weld..

@pondacres 2 года назад

Great tips. Welding thin stuff is challenge with stick. I've used this method on thin material after seeing it on another RU-vid channel, and it's my go-to way now.

@lizardking8388 Год назад

The second run would have gone well if you waited for the bright glow to fade before making the next spot weld. If you don't wait, you will overheat the metal and burn right through every time. The bright yellow spot shows you that the area is saturated with heat and the metal is vulnerable. I fabricated a 3" 1.25mm SS exhaust using that method using a 1/8" 309L rod and the finished product came out well without any burn through.

@estebanbellegarde5811 Год назад

Esta sugerencia me resultó muy útil. Soy principiante y nunca había pensado en el recalentamiento del metal. Guiarme por el brillo me ayudó. Muchas gracias!

@Cesar__valencia 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing

@user-tf2ru6kj6x Год назад

Very good idea, I've been following.

@_R_S_6 Год назад

Thank you very helpful. My tendency is to go faster but I like your technique better.

@diagorosmelos3187 Год назад

I've seen this a few times in my 30 years welding, but only in desperation as a temporary fix. The rule is 'if there's slag you drag'. Don't weld on top of rising slag. Its trapped under the next weld and has no strength. Reduce the size of the rod, drop the amps, and spot weld away from the last weld, clean off, then start stitching in between spot welds until complete. Arc weld is a bit too vicious for thin metal anyway.

@lizardking8388 Год назад

If the spot welds are made before the metal completely cools, they will burn through the slag. The trick is to make the next welds when the metal color changes from bright yellow to a faded red. In industry doing it this way is a no-no, but for a personal project, it will do just fine. For a professional job on thin stuff like this, nothing beats TIG.

@robertblackshear8963 Год назад

@@lizardking8388 we do this even on ships sometimes when running too hot. It's all about experience.

@HvostVolchii Год назад

Дуга выгоняет шлак из под электрода. Варить надо сразу пока не остыло. Электрод надо сдвигать на 1/3 точки.

@b.p.rwebber8098 Год назад

The first time I saw tack being joint tigether was when welders were trying to make their mig welds look like tig. Its called mig like tig. Then the arc welds were done the same and all just to make the weld look like tig, called stacking dimes. Now its become a welding thing. But its just to make ya welds look good.

@estebanbellegarde5811 Год назад

(Google Translate) Principeinte question: what do you mean by: 'if there's slag you drag"?

@yaque Год назад

No me canso de ver sus videos

@bengkellasrozaq Год назад

Cara mengelas yang baik,, good jobs 👍👍👍

@j.k_steel_fabrication Год назад

Nice video 😊

@DnevnikSvarshchika Год назад

Very cool. I wish good luck to the author of the channel.

@alializadeh8195 Год назад

Thanx

@bengkelaro3380 Год назад

Good job

@krishtoper7003 Год назад

good bro yor video allways good

@jhonkwelder Год назад

Nice

@hakimabdelasiz1390 2 года назад

نور الله قلبك

@alozano793 Год назад

I bought a 1/16 electrode that advises to be weld at 40 Amps or lower.

@ivangamer8022 Год назад

Thanks man. YoU ARE AWESOME

@davewallace5008 Год назад

Lay a piece of 4mm rod over the joint, tack each end and start welding :)

@stallion63m35 Год назад

Good idea!

@davewallace5008 Год назад

@@dcktater7847 LOL :^O...far from it buddy. If the box, tube is really thin, a piece of smaller tube can be slotted inside to thicken the walls making it easier to weld up. The welding rod idea has been around for a long time, it's just that most young welders today use either TIG or MIG and have no need for such shortcuts.

@chinchillaram392 2 года назад

Gracias por el dato bro👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@bayareacowboy4410 Год назад

I use 6011 more times. Thank you 🙏 !

@hammerfallen12345 Год назад

The second time you weld doesn't seem right when you compared with the last. You weld much slower so it solidifies more. Slower tempo should work better at the second

@snowflakemelter1172 11 месяцев назад

This is ok if you keep the flux fliud it will keep rising above the next tack, if you pause too long you will get slag inclusions, its an acceptable technique for crude non structural jobs.

@trungthanhphu8696 Год назад

tuyệt vời !

@abrormamatqulov9354 2 года назад

Nice metal is too thin. And nice method))

@fernosan Год назад

I assembled my wood rack using this technique today with 1mm thick 2x2cm square tubing. I'm sorry to disagree with the specialists in the comment, but the result was pretty strong (you can climb on it). Some trapped slag, sure. But the professionals here are missing the point. Is it fragile? It depends on the purpose. In analogy, you can't expect a dovetail japanese wood joint on a softwood pallet.

@herreriagarciaymas777 Год назад

Saludos a todos los q ven estos vídeos

@Christian_calayag Год назад

Wow

@campion05 Год назад

Ah Come 'on Man -as said by Brandon- give this guy a break. Not sure about his title but I can appreciate the effort in showing the weekend homeowner that with a little,, well a lot really,, practice and a Harbor Freight 110v sticker one can repair their lawn rake, lawn mower deck, whirly gig, patio chairs and table, classic VW Beetle panel, on and on. With the darn price of things these days a little 110 stick and thin rods or a 110 little flux core you can be hero and get more life out of stuff. ( the aforementioned not for structural welding of course ). Pick up some old bed frame rails at the dump or on the side of the road and start making some joints. Just don't expect to drill through that stuff cause it is hard as the devil. If you've got the cabbage box stores sell mild steel you can hack saw up into small workable pieces and get cracking on different joinery.

@wagadwagad9917 8 месяцев назад

10/10

@farisfaris6535 Год назад

Pakai kawat isi lbih bagus tuh hasil nya bg

@markmcallan973 2 года назад

Hahaha! Any mug can do this just turn up the amps down if that doesn't work out the metal on an angle and run down! Just saying from someone with 40 years experience 🤭

@stupidumbasshithead5715 2 года назад

Lol the guy is pretty dumb

@Tditom Год назад

Why not change to a thinner electrode maybe 1,6 mm lower the amp 🙂

@stallion63m35 Год назад

Exactly!

@b.p.rwebber8098 Год назад

I think it's about affordability and whats available. Welding rods unlike other things where the bigger the item the more expensive it becomes, with electrodes it the other way around and by the time you look at 1.6mm rods the price is probably to much. So 3.2.. rods would be the go to rod because of price, maybe 2.6mm is just with in budget. So it's working with what you've got. I'm working with 3.2mm 7016 and 4mm 7018 because the smaller rods are to expensive at the moment.

@user-cx1fp4jy7l 2 года назад

СЛИШКОМ БОЛЬШОЕ РАСТОЯНИЕ МЕЖДУ ТОЧЕК ! НАДО УМЕНЬШАТЬ ТОК ДО 40-50A

@javiercespedes1032 Год назад

hay mucho amperaje men

@mikhailconde8467 Год назад

Chad me: already tried that a thousand times for 14 years of my full-time experience at work in any thickness and amperage, the amperage is between 60 and 70 amps 2.5mm welding rod did that trick only 45 to 50amps 3.2mm rod is 50amps below with a mediocre weaving. (1mm steel plate, pipe, or tube can be welded but it takes a time to perform a tack-welding) But there's one thing, I must work abroad because I Don't want to be bored sitting ducks at home 🙁😓

@hoanguyenthai8774 Год назад

Hay

@norulzanamohamedsamuri1364 2 года назад

electrode what size?

@robertthomas6127 2 года назад

The way he is welding surely 3,2 mm 😂😂

@b.p.rwebber8098 Год назад

2.4mm

@Michael-gi3dk Год назад

🤣 actually I weld everything this way..,

@Nguyenvankhu 2 года назад

chia sẻ tuyệt vời bạn ha

@efjefe Год назад

That is not 14ga. Why?

@stephanebucari8800 Год назад

N importe quel soudeur connaît cette technique comme celle de souder en descente ( plus facile encore)

@ADILKHAN-gh4xg 9 месяцев назад

@miketerry4972 Год назад

Well your first mistake is a 6013 rod,that's a junkyard rod.

@snowflakemelter1172 11 месяцев назад

BS. 6013 is used all over the world for structural steelwork and ship building, only dumb Americans beleive something is wrong with it.

@sherjanwaziro2419 Год назад

Mit 35 bis 40 Amper geht alles passt

@donsmith9081 Год назад

Duh..........

@iramashraf6734 2 года назад

My husband has 20 years experience in Grece plz help him for a job

@weldingbilgin 2 года назад

👏😎

@roberttill3787 2 года назад

This is completely wrong. The weld needs to be continuous to have any strength, and hes just spotting it and overlapping the welk. There would be no real strength in the joint as hes done it. The weldneeds to be done at less amps, with a thinner rod so welding can be done continuously without stopping, or spotting the weld. With high amps and a thick rod, the thin workpiece will melt before the rod, blowing a hole in the joint.

@odaishofi7371 Год назад

Well the joint already has no strength, its 1mm thick, plus his welding method is common among the thin metal welders...

@roberttill3787 Год назад

@@odaishofi7371 In relation to its thickness the welded joint should end up as strong as the work piece. Although its only 1MM wall the weld as its been done is "spotty" and will not be as strong as the box section.

@robertblackshear8963 Год назад

@@odaishofi7371 Absolutely.

@HvostVolchii Год назад

@@roberttill3787 я часто варю такие трубы. Точечный шов выходит крепче трубы. Вообще сварка с отрывом нормальный способ, когда нет подходящих электродов.

@roberttill3787 Год назад

@@HvostVolchii If your reply was in English i could understand it. I am sorry i do not speak your language.

@joewest1972 Год назад

Not so good, use a thinner rod, 6013 was a better choice than 6010 or 11so that's ok, cleaner metal (lot cleaner) lower the amperage, move faster, keep a close rod, and forget all that dabbing crap, you're only welding into slag and crud. If for some reason you just can't do it, lay a tig rod over the joint and then weld.

@b.p.rwebber8098 Год назад

Or a bright nail, a bit of scrap steel or what have you thats what I do anything to thicken up the work area for my first pass.

@zzxd7720 Год назад

Buy a tig welder.

@robertblackshear8963 Год назад

Lol. He actually already do if he use a scratch tig kit. Good point.

@danieldumitrucehan5051 Год назад

lasate de meserie omule ca esti paralel cu sudura , ai amperajul mare de aia gaureste profilul , cumpara un aparat performant care nu foloseste electrozi , daca vrei sa sudezi cum sudezi tu si crezi ca este corect ,

@robertthomas6127 2 года назад

No one in their right mind that can weld properly would weld like this. However if it get's him enough clicks he can buy a better video camera and make more videos. He may get rich from that but not his welding.

@iramashraf6734 2 года назад

Sir my husband is a welder he work as a welder in grece now he is in swedan he need a job can you help for a job plzzz

@sahilg829 2 года назад

miss iram koi faida nhi aise koi help nhi mile gi job se acha hai apne country mein anpi workshop start kren ziyada faida hoga

@japanesepoacher5708 2 года назад

Whahaha lol 😂

@The1withlogic Год назад

Yep that was BS, trapped slag no strength done wrong.

@arash.p2531 Год назад

کلا اشتباه جوش میده طرف اماتوره بعد میخواد به بقیه جوش یاد بده میشه بدون قطع کردن جوش داد تمیز ویکدست

@joelmartin5052 2 года назад

Du grand n'importe quoi cette vidéo ; en prenant une baguette plus petite et moins de jus .....

@thongphan2152 Год назад

Mẹ hàn thế tệ quá

@bernhardschwarz1998 Год назад

Schwachsinn hoch 3.

@dvd3968 Год назад

Goog dog

@robertoviana514 Год назад

This should be titled how not to weld or how to make cold welds bad habits.

@rjw7058 Год назад

dum welding, u dont fuse thin metals (1 mm 0.0394 ″ 3/64 ″) in the flat position, unless u hav to. position the weldment so it can be done vertical down, mig has no flux, so no issues, with stick, they may be flux inclusions from the electrode, u decide> if u have to make some jig to help hold in that orientation>