3G Plate Back Grind Test | STRUCTURAL WELDING

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[@mikemullins3761]

Great tutorials for young upcoming welders unlike other KZbin welders who hide their techniques so they can hold welding 'seminars' and sell their techniques.

[@Ruben901]

Most of the KZbin welders that ive seen are only good enough to do tack welds on washing machines

[@Ruben901]

@@gerardovasquez2064 Obviously NOT the famous ones, but ive seen some that buy a plug in the wall welder and start lecturing people, then theres one welder who is installing a pipe fence and considers that "Real Welding" because pipeliners only run downhill, he was pretty much running 7018 uphill and was pretty much bragging about it.

[@SouthernAdvTx]

Man your videos help me a lot, I really appreciate what your doing here.

[@estebanruiz802]

Thank you for quality videos bro many welders pass their test because of you Thank you

[@hc-6905]

Awesome video. So much detail explained.

[@pengahn2453]

Unbelievable skills, his vertical is so much better than my flat. Respect

[@chadclark2070]

Sweet, will help a ton for my 3G with backer test tomorrow. Wish me 🤞

[@mileskeith7685]

praying I pass my 3g test tomorrow this video truly helpful

[@roberthernandez7767]

I didn’t even recognize Rosendo without his signature glasses 😂

[@mdjakirhossan.4550]

Nice

[@MRTYREMULISHA]

Nice job Rosendo.

[@vargas2592]

Heck yes thanks for the tips bro. Really helped out. God bless!

[@RickAShriver]

Nice, not the only one counting!!!

[@blueknightcraze6766]

Good to see this multi bead butt weld instead of the wide weaves cause many places dont allow you to weave that wide

[@tjaydagreat]

This works for him and that's fine. We all weld differently. I run my 7018 much faster and it sounded like his machine was a tad bit cold. I have to turn my amperage down sometimes because no matter how fast I go, the arc is just DIGGING into the pipe no matter what. No matter if you're running 309 stainless stick, or 7018, you must ALWAYS watch the puddle... BTW I also have an outlaw leather but it's custom. It's black leather with a UNC symbol on one side and an OU symbol on the other.

[@tonymoran1480]

I needed this today thanks for the vid bro now I'm going to go practice it at home. 🙌💯👍🏽

[@devonsantiago7811]

Could y’all do some videos of outside corner joints with 7018 and maybe 6010??

[@juanverrette1308]

✌️ Preciate chu,Brotha!! I learned somethin!!! 🤜🏼🤛🏿. 👍👍. 🙏🏿☝️✌️

[@adi7795]

Nice welding. I always have trobel welding up with 7018 its start to run down on my

[@gasnoplamenie]

Rosendo big master class.my deep respect.thanks

[@DerrickAllen197]

Can y’all demonstrate Tig on a 1/2 inch plate. 5/32 root gap. 2G position????

[@frankiecarranza6581]

How does he keep his left hand so close to the arc without his gloves shrinking and burning up???

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

ROOKIE!!!

[@silverburzt]

they let you guys weave down there for structural welding? i'm jealous

[@vonSachsenbach]

How else do you do vertical?

[@skullgaffer1]

don't allow weaving at tank in structural engineering

[@thisdj83]

I only seen washer beads on second pass instead of 2 stringers. Beyond that all stringers. L.A. City certified anyone? I also would run 1/8. I’ll save 3/32 for 2” and under on pipe.

[@Hardstyler981]

where can i find all these jobs? everywhere i go in htx they say their slow unless its a job that requieres 3 plus yrs of experience

[@cachito4092]

This really is so helpful

[@ROVITTv]

Thanks for sharing this video

[@vidalsanchez5588]

Great video, watching from NE HTX

[@mtwz71]

Another good welding video. Thanks.

[@guspritchett7024]

I really would like see a mig stick combo welding on open root

[@guspritchett7024]

This will be an emergency for if you don't have flux core welding wire

[@JorgeGarcia-tb2uj]

Can you guys do a video on weld sequence of a schedule 10 stainless elbow.

[@evoryann]

What are the ideal wait times between passes, I know that plate gets hot as hell

[@eduardogloria6148]

Any tips to weld vertical up with a 7018 it’s always dripping down im a beginner in high school

[@Ruben901]

I like to weld it slightly colder, like around 110 or 115 amps with a 1/8 rod. If you use a 3/32, its obvious you will have to burn a little more colder

[@evoryann]

Id go about 85 to 90 amps for a beginner on that and like we all know PLEASE pause on the walls, most important. shove that rod in too dont long arc it

[@Thorn19774]

Lower amperage. Ill run it at 100-110 amps. Also it could be your angle as well as your arc length. More than likely your arc length keep it short.

[@eduardogloria6148]

@the people who responded, thanks ill keep that in mind tomorrow at school 👨‍🏭

[@giuliogiulio1]

Whats the material thickness and joint and rod diameter you're using? If you don't know already, an easy calculation to figure out starting amperages for 7018 electrodes for any size is you divide the numerator (upper number of a fraction) by the denominator (lower number of a fraction). This is works for XX18 rods I'm going to assume your using 3/32 on 3/8" or 1/2" plate. So 3 divided by 32 = 94 amps. So right away because you're doing an uphill/vertical progression and heat travels up and gravity wants to pull a liquid metal puddle downwards, you should consider lowering the amps by an initial 5% or so. (5amps) like everyone else said. That'll be a good starting point for 3F weld. Nothing wrong with adjusting the amperage afterwards again. You could even keep going down so far that you'll know its way to cold just to mess around with it and see how your puddle reacts to lower amperage ranges. Then the other important factor to consider is your rod manipulation. That consists of your angle (the way the rod is pointing at the material side to side), your speed of travel (how fast you're going side to side and how much your stepping up the puddle every time you go side to side) and lastly your rod inclination (this relates to how perpendicular the rod is to your material). Rod manipulation for fillet weld(I'm assuming you're doing fillet welds on lap joints): first pass- rod angle =1/2 of the included joint angle. its a 90degree joint so half is 45 degrees. I like doing a J pattern on a first pass in a sharp corner. Inclination: you want to point the rod up 10-20 degrees. For every pass after that, the manipulation would definitely be a zig zag pattern, just like in this YT video above. You want to pause on your sides and watch that puddle grow/wash out before going to the opposite side and doing that again. Your basically stacking one puddle over the last puddle thats already started to cool off and solidify as well as moving up a bit every time. For step increases i would go with 1 rod diameter steps. So every time you go from one side to the other, you're also stepping up. Like a slope. There's lots of variations on everything I said and I just wanted to explain this in case it could help.

[@rtlgurl]

His hands is so steady! I have to prop and hold my stinger like a pistol to get a smooth weld.

[@robertoguerra811]

I did a test like 4 days ago exactly the same but with flux core and I had to gouge the back side and back weld

[@Mikeracing2005]

You did a great job !

[@davidfrank7791]

Excelente video, gracias.

[@RaulRodriguez-pc3fm]

Great song for workout George Strait Give It All We Got Tonight

[@nelbatalozie8872]

What is the electrode polarity for the root pass?

[@michaelsalazar7303]

Can this be done with 1/8???

[@sotoart89]

Oye hermano puedes haser un video de como empezar la raiz y como rellenar un GAP. Gracias carnal por los videos

[@dylanallen7741]

I enjoy running my verticals with 7018 1/8 rods at 128 amps

[@ethanwells2712]

😂😂😂😂

[@Titan0170]

I thought root pass is supposed to be 6011 then fill the rest with 7018.

[@Ruben901]

This is common on structural welding tests, because there is no gap, 7018 can be used all the way out. If it had a gap, then you would use 6010 for root and hot

[@MiguelHernandez-rl2vv]

Podrías hacer un vídeo 6g pero flux cored?👍

[@jeancarlosalabarca5579]

Me gusto vastante la interpretacion en español ayuda vastante exelente cumplido

[@evoryann]

Rosendo is a baaaaaad man

[@ivanchagoya2701]

“everytime you pull out you gotta make sure you whip it out” recognize game

[@WeldingChannel87]

bro, how thick is the iron used...

[@juanvelasquez9114]

back weld!

[@ArcFireX]

My 7018 is always puffy like tall and not flat. why is that? Am I too slow or too cold?

[@Ruben901]

Probably not staying on the sides too much, imagine each side of the bevel as a sponge, that base metal can suck up some heat if the plate is thick enough, so dont worry about staying on the sides too long, but this is only if your weaving. I like to run my vertical 7018s at a colder temp when running 1/8 rod, if ran too hot you will drip.

[@MAR210TX]

What's the degree of the bevel?

[@كمالالقديري]

الله ينور عليك Good. Good

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

I'm not trying to be judgmental or sarcastic... but those are nice gloves those Tillman's are nice!! And if you know how to take care of them they will last you for quite a while... but his left hand placement with a pair of gloves like that that haven't had some kind of conditioning on them!! That left-hand glove ain't going to make it 16 hours.. the left-hand glove will be in perfect condition the right hand will be shrunk up and as hard as a rock

[@TIGZzangSe]

Good video~~

[@vbriagas97]

Can you do this same test but overhead I busted it last week 😂

[@rojeliogomez5086]

How can I over lap this 3g

[@michaelbanasiak3015]

I count to 3 on the side to side.

[@saidbaci4344]

Good hand steadiness. Beautiful!

[@naeemalmas9254]

Good Welding 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@gavinhughes6054]

I once had a cap that I had to fill with 6 beads

[@thisdj83]

All your beads should look the same in every position. If you see the difference in your vertical vs your flat then you need more practice.

[@mikegarrett543]

6010 root mi g feather the tacks that's what gets us

[@Ruben901]

👍👍👏

[@mikemullins3761]

- Gerado Vasquez. 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@zuneistic6053]

Damn thanks for breaking it dummy style

[@lifeitsgreat]

Man i think u need more practice but good video okay

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

Again not trying to be judgmental or sarcastic and it's great that you are putting instructional stuff out there!! And granted I'm only a third-generation welder.. there is always one thing that really really bothered me and I can't understand why.. I mean just look at the electrode holder really really look at your alligator clamp electrode holder.. and then look at a video of yourself using that electrode holder and welding with it... and tell me how this makes sense to you people.. and I'm talkin about your right hand... look at the size and weight of that electrode holder and look at where your positioning your right hand.. it's sad to me but you got to do what you going to do.. and all of that guiding the electrode with your left hand and propping up your left on a cheater thing.. and burying your face in the arc I mean like keeping your lens 10 inches away from the actual Ark... these are all things I was taught not to do.. it's just a small observations and an opinion...

[@БорисФаткуллин-у4ь]

Марихуана, мать его!))

[@solobusiness4320]

Yo. Ngl what is this video like use a 6010

[@allennice1]

Yut

[@ederdnmwelder5979]

Huy esta muy feo ese traslape

[@marvinkuhn4943]

Bad Welding.

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

At 12 minutes and 30 seconds you're doing an instructional video.. and you're constantly using a grinder. And that's what your welds look like??? SSSMMH! And yes this time I am being sarcastic and judgmental..