Its not lack of pen. The cut was deeper than the rod

Never tac weld there no fusion in the weld. Tac is just to hold something for a second. Go slow speard ur puddle out. Get penetration at the bottom and both side.

Because they can

Then fuckin show us how to do it right! 🤦‍♂️

Yet another clown testing 3 process welder without showing all 3 processes and calls it a full review 🤦‍♂️

Looking good👍👍I smoke that stuff all day inhaling welding fumes anyway

Funny fucker...

Yeah WTF😂 "pile of shit" 💩6013 is 💩 also

Some sort of automated mig on a positioner. I would guess its hardfacing but the stuff i have used is only good for 2 passes so the softer hardfacing buildup i guess

They just ragebaiting, the same shit you're doing.

No pattern man

How they looking now?

Then maybe explain why it’s wrong instead of wasting everyone’s time.

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Anyone who takes advice from a short is not the sharpest tool in the shed

Two beginner welders: this is before your time don’t attempt until you understand 💯

What do I spray my connections with?

Generally speaking, stick welds like that one should be welded without terminating the arc, what's shown there causes or suffers from: incomplete fusion, slag inclusions/porosity, and is generally wrong

If you are coming to youtube to "Learn how to weld" - you dont need to be welding.

I like these old school narrations

that root tho....😅😅😂

Bad thing is the internet exists, it takes 5 minutes to find a video of how to do it the right way and he still didn't use it.

I thought this was vertical up for a second lol😂

The electrode ia the filler 🙄 put the tools down and go to work so you can pay a reql welder to do it jackass.

Yessirr

What exactly is misleading about this? Welding is... joining together (metal pieces or parts) by heating the surfaces to the point of melting using a blowtorch, electric arc, or other means, and uniting them by pressing, hammering, etc. The pieces he is welding, are in fact, joined together, making them 1. What exactly is the correct way? Looks fine to me

Wait the guy who bought a temu welder an now thinks he is a professional and is critique other people's videos stop it

my eyes. what was that abomination

Arent u the one that posted the flap disk that had huge chunks missing, and it was used for "finish work" because you can see through it Like how dumb bro

I like it

Shocking 😂

I don't understand why people would go to KZbin to find amateurs who don't know what they're doing to learn what they're doing you got to be some sort of idiot to have to watch KZbin to learn something instead of going to school for it

Hmmm....undercut right there, and there. Welds is underfill. Sir, you will have to grind that with your teeth, trim it by eating the chocolate bar, and re-bevel with your teeth. Enjoying the re-work is optional

Am from Missouri show me how it's done mutha fka

You don't know what your talking about that's called a root pass so he won't blow threw! That's 16 gauge metal using 1/8 in rod

Looks good from my house.

😂😂😂,People react to much about spot weld techniques and said it’s wrong. Well for me, it’s good ❤. If you can manipulate the rod properly the result would be great. You know it’s a common techniques in japan and other countries. We even used that kind of techniques in pipes and do lock weld. The only thing is you just need to manipulate it correctly. If you think that technique is bad then consider bad welding going down. Just saying.

No

Angle grinder mower is dope tbh. It’s just weed whacker strings and it’s blocked off for the most part.

Who the fuck cares? From either of you. Welders are full of themselves. Im bout tires of seeing dumb shit like this on my feed

credit? I wanna see more quality shit like this

To all you experts out there, I know you say there are better methods, but, can this method of welding be good if he remove the slag and brush the weld after each tack?

For the boys. The only way us men can ground each other, well this generation of men at least 😅

I'm not criticizing you, but aren't you against the "tack over tack" method? You did a similar procedure on that hole. Is that right?

I miss welding.

Agreed! I was wondering the same thing about the tack tack guy. He does this in many videos. they always taught us “burn it in with 7018” 😂

Must not be true 200amps if you had it on 200amps for some thing 1/8 steel 😮

Looks good brother . . yes depends on thickness be careful . thumbs up.

bro the porosity is insane, but i mean burning up old or "wet" rods makes sense

Love to see that arc blowing the metal out of both sides. You dance La Penetrada.