6010 Root Pass - Whip and Pause Technique - Plate/Pipe

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[@donkuwik3390]

Excellent lesson. I went to welding school more than 40 years ago (before You Tube). Your teaching is better, much better. Thanks for posting.

[@justinmartinez680]

I like how you explain things very thoroughly. That was an issue for me when I was son welding school my instructor assumed we knew more than we actually did and no one wanted to ask questions and disappoint

[@teis79]

Never hesitate to ask... It's better than making a major mistake as a result of an assumption.

[@austinakins3347]

Whats an instructor for then lol

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@@austinakins3347 have you tried whip and pause motion ?

[@uzii4k]

@@wetald7569same bruh 😭😭😭🙏

[@patrickwhite4814]

This video was really helpful. Thank you! Please don't stop making them. These videos have helped me more than the instructor.

[@marqoh]

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[@user-hn9qg5qm3o]

Hands down this is some of the best detailed teaching instructions

[@har4d]

Abe, you are the reason I subscribed to this channel. What an awesome instructor you are!!! God bless you.

[@sundowngates2087]

I have been hearing about whip and pause for 6 yrs. It never made since it me until you explained it. No one ever said to short arc it at the pause to facilitate the puddle to cool. You are a beast!!

[@russleedom9928]

Thank you very much for this informative video! I'm currently finishing horizontal smaw and was very inconsistent and not confident with the 6010. After watching this video I went from worrying about failing cause I couldn't get consistent penetration on an open root pass to successfully doing 2 good root passes on my practice and actual test plates which is most of the grade. I was able to successfully complete them on the last day of class and my grade jumped from failing to an A. You have a gift for teaching. Thanks again!

[@trevorkutz2819]

Thank you for the video! It was very descriptive and I appreciate you explaining how to manage the heat by choking the rod.

[@getsmart3701]

There are many great videos on roots pass welding but your video Abe is by far the best one, in my opinion. Very well explained and demonstrated. Thank you very much for this, I've been having problems with by root welding on pipe and I know this will help. Respect mate.

[@shawnfreeborn]

Awesome explanation of how to whip and pause! I never knew that you were supposed to push in a little at the front of the keyhole. The reinforcement on the back side looked cleeeeean. Gonna have to try that!

[@DavidTheCarpenter]

Describing the feel and pressure in the rod is what makes your videos better than most!

[@tsali1293]

Thanks. This really helped me out. I started at 60 amps with 1/8 rod. Moved up a few aps at a time until I was at 75. I am much more consistent with my root. Completing passes much faster without stopping for too much heat... Thanks again....

[@Bluewater2043]

Best explanation on whip and pause, thank you!!!!

[@avissmith9337]

Omg bro you literally saved my pipe welding career I’ve watched plenty of videos but yours is by far the best ‼️‼️‼️

[@narayandasmasbad7224]

I'm loving the very clear explanation.

[@Aint1S]

Your explanation on your technique for the process you prefer, the best advice I've seen! No doubts about it bro, you can punch through the thickest of numbskulls with your delivery of the information! It's a good technique to learn, but that delivery made this video one of the best out there! You just set the bar...

[@dannyboy7299]

"Up down up down, so basically, I'm chocking the rod"

[@lawrencemarldelacruz710]

Awseome technique and best explanation. Can't wait to try this in 4g 👍

[@tonymedina922]

As an X-ray tech that looks at film every day, I always wondered how welders burned off the tacks. Makes a lot of sense now. Good job

[@botsbass842]

"snuffing out" the rod is such a good analogy I really needed that sir. I think that's been my problem I think I've been long arcing slightly when I whip up. Hopefully keeping this in mind will help me. Don't have much help in learning so weldtube has been a great resource to fix my little problems

[@luciferbritesun6976]

that's the technique I was taught by amar, and it work perfectly using 6010 ( red rods) before I learned the Wip and pawz I used to burn through or drip molten metal now I'm good thanks a lot, I should be working the east coast railroads rocking some outlaw leather gear , you explain it so good it'll definitely improve my style thanks bro. thumbs up 43 and O

[@dodikirwantono6619]

It is very clear explanation. The best teacher I have ever seen. Thanks a lot for the tutorial. God bless you

[@andrewmcg008]

"So pretty much I whip it" alright boss that's all I need!

[@bodhiellerman1304]

naw he nae naed it😁

[@joshuaancaya654]

This video helped me so much last class I would always get crazy key holes. But now its so much easier to maintain.

[@mikebecket7458]

Awesome techniques and illustration wonderful demonstration and it shows exactly what you are doing Awesome Thank you very much Mike

[@trilltex9329]

I’m finally going to welding school this Monday! God is good man!🤝

[@farouksmith8640]

Thanks for the demonstration. Instruction was very clear and to the point.

[@woodswalker2919]

Great video, I teach at a tech school and this video helped me improve my teaching...thanks one constructive comment...next time tell us the Amperage you are using. Everyone is guessing about what you ran it at...it would really be nice to know exactly

[@JeffAboularage]

I like how you explained that. And I really like that method. It makes sense!

[@shezho-zoldyyck9883]

More videos like this in the all positions 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 great job seriously . greetings from Chile 🇨🇱 ✌🏼

[@TheNicko773]

Excellent explanation and welding Sir. You have a very steady hand for sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@AlittleSmokey]

That is what I need! Pictures and demonstrate before it is going. Firefighter level.. thank you!

[@Off-gridCherokee]

I dont do much stick anymore but i would love to try this technic. I got a little nervous for ya when i saw the keyhole open right up on ya. Very awesome tutorial. Thank you.

[@ismaelchavez6433]

Adventures In Little Trucking yeah I got little nervous when that key hole opened lol

[@jasonkendall9811]

Excellent video with the best explanation of what to do and why

[@robertbrooks7576]

By far the best video explaining the root. Thank u brother

[@antonioaguirre2832]

I’ve been looking for a video like this BIG UPSS THANKS

[@janel6326]

This is so great. I’ve been having trouble with 3g open root and this video really helped me out! Awesome

[@davidperez-is6ny]

Cant wait to try this technique, never seen it before but excited to try 👍

[@guktefngrshoo7465]

This made it click so well for me

[@dwightglidden934]

You have never seen this before? At my school it's basically all they teach. Crazy how different techniques are taught in different regions

[@Wanglicker42235]

@@dwightglidden934 i feel you this is the first video I’ve found where they do the whipping technique that we use at school which I thought was the norm

[@johnzupancic6631]

Very helpful explanation of choking the rod at the end of the key hole. Thank you!

[@jokerbot20]

Great job explaining what your doing and how your doing it! Seriously! Thanks

[@reytiosejo3012]

Very good technique it will add to my knowledge on how todo the better rootpass better than what i learned in welding school thanks bro.

[@Mattoilers97]

Thank you for the tip at the bottom of the joint on root pass it worked Did an amazing root today all around at 5G

[@abrahamjasmine]

Nice!!! Glad it helped bro

[@myrthomarcelin3936]

Best welder out here keep doing ya thing 🤟🏾

[@bjen2005]

Excellent video. this video actually gave great detail on how to step the root, much appreciated..

[@jdinness1613]

I’m about to learn this in second year starting on Monday awesome video

[@gr8momba]

I'm struggling a bit with my root. This video is great.

[@michaelburgos8591]

Great job bud. Glad you got a chance to show your technique also. It’s great to see all you guys technique. Give us different ways to try out ways that would make us comfortable to use

[@rolsonray]

You can drag that 5p+ uphill too...its a sweet reinforcement for sure

[@gr8momba]

Ive been struggling with my 6010 whip. Once i saw this guy, i tried it and im now on my 4g. My 6010 came together the next day after my first plate.

[@stillatit77]

Best explanation ever trying this at school tomorrow

[@dutchweld6696]

Brother thanks for the tips and tricks greetings from the netherlands / amsterdam keep up the work and the videos we are watching !!

[@sandypratama5506]

the thicker the object, the easier it seems to me, thanx for youre education 🙏🙏🙏 From 🇮🇩

[@Sean-ow8rf]

Thats a great way to describe your technique! I will remember it...

[@josephkingston9252]

I have a copy of (welders offshore guide), that's sold on EBAY, and in one part of it, it tells how a number of welders learn and get certified without ever having to go to an expensive welding school. So many young men want to be welders but some are already married and cannot afford to take a year out of their life and go back to vocational training school. Ingalls in pascagoula, ms. Has 3 year pipe welding apprentice programs where they pay $17.50 per hr. Just to train you, drawback is passing a drug test and no criminal background which most welders have issues with both. That's why I like the welders offshore guide because it overcomes all those issues with the knowledge it provides on learning and getting certified, without having to go through long awaited union programs, some welders follow its advice and get certified in a few weeks. I wish it had been published back in the 70's when I started welding.

[@SEXYTECH1000]

AMAZING METHOD , THANK YOU FOR SHARING .

[@memess2019]

This video gives me a good motivation

[@takashi8177]

Wow it was so amazing sir😲😮it was surely having a penetration on a root pass. I gained a lot of learnings about pipe welding. Keep giving us a learning sir😇

[@mahfujurrahmanshawon3175]

You're an awesome instructor

[@patrickpearson5431]

You make welding so easy for me now I'm going to download it this instant peace up my brother

[@madcapmagician6018]

thanks for the refresher havent dont 6g in a while brought back memories =)

[@hunteratkinson4588]

I’m learning to weld and your videos are really helpful thank you

[@WarInHD]

Here’s some helpful advice for you, on tie ins, when you feather your welds down with the grinder and you start welding. Instead of just starting where you left off, blow through that about 1/8th inch from where it ends and I promise you’ll never see your ties in at all on a root bead

[@DavidDiaz-zp4hu]

Another lil bit harder but faster & easier on the fitter way is to not just go cold lap right into your continuation spot but set their just a bit n long arc it to bring up the temperature on the stop spot & then get back in it.

[@rolsonray]

Aye Bro...I like what you doin cos I do same more or less. I soak my puddle and choke the 5p+ same way on uphill welds. All you boyz doin a fine job. Keep up the good work and the good morale. PeaceOut

[@effiongunanaowo6337]

Wow...I love this technique, thanks for the tutorial

[@CG11368]

This video helped me out a lot, thanks for the information and demonstration.

[@bombiebalasabas4993]

ur method can help me so much about my lessons

[@garypostell5268]

Outstanding good arc shots as well 💯👍💪🇺🇸

[@ramoncastillo8885]

Gracias Gracias Gracias colegas por compartir técnicas y su conocimiento

[@guktefngrshoo7465]

While pushing in do you also pull down while your at the depth you pushed. And then when you whip out do you pull up a bit? Like a D shape almost?

[@josephkingston9252]

Boy that was a beautiful stack of dime root pass in that pipe at the end.

[@bbarker2663]

You're a great teacher

[@marsattacks3455]

Ya awesome I definitely don't go far enough back on the tie in so now I know how to correct that!! Thank you great job!

[@Parents_of_Twins]

6010 is so whip whip then pause. No stanky leg but there's the occasional molten metal in shoe which looks similar from a distance, lyrics are quite a bit different though.

[@tylerh7647]

I can't believe in 4 weeks this got no likes. I'd like to formally apologize for KZbins drastic under appreciation of your comment sir.

[@patriotskingnation8084]

Do you guys actually pause it ? My instructor told me to whip and go back no pausing since that’s how they do it on pipeb

[@Parents_of_Twins]

@@patriotskingnation8084 A short pause nothing too long. At least I don't but I'm not a professional either.

[@biggritz2003]

This helped a lot thanks

[@appalachiashellfighter2269]

Learnt a lot in this video, currently doing 1g open roots and I think ima turn my amperage down and pause at the edge of the keyhole instead of the puddle. This whole time I thought whip and pause you paused at the puddle. Long story short my keyholes go absolutely out of control after a while, and I then have a giant ‘chode’ (what my welding teacher calls it😂)where I spent half a rod filling in a blow through. I can’t wait to try this

[@jerhomelaing1180]

Best explanation ever!

[@tntltl]

thanx for the video loved your delivery.

[@c_purzycki]

For 6010 stick root, pipe 2G position, how do you control the keyhole from getting too big and creating a big hole. Sometimes it’s difficult to fill back in during the root, or when you try to fill it back in after you’ve stopped, it looks inconsistent from your original pass.

[@sonicblue3428]

That was a great Vlog can't wait to go back to work

[@okiedoke6373]

Well that was the first you actually showed the root I hadn't been welding on bevel pipe I hadn't even been welding on bevel plate been doing a lot of structural non code stuff been paying pretty good I'm going to get back into code welding so I started practicing and man was I throwed off I had been getting that buildup on each side of the world just like you did I had been worried about that being a bust point but I don't guess it is

[@richardchristie5355]

I just bought a 650 amp chinese machine from a friend here in thailand (220volts). I am just a beginner, when using 6013 rod are the amps 30/60 the same as on a 150 amp machine compared to 650 amp with arc force /hot start. Thank you.

[@ericsaracosa2995]

Very clear explanation. Thank you Sir!

[@weldHAGOJIBI]

Wow, good job. Good job.👍👍

[@brandontracy2621]

Cool, I've always liked 6010 but now I know I've been whipping it too long. I understand it's a fast freeze rod I just thought a long whip was better. Thanks for the tutorial, gonna try this method really soon for common arc.

[@roberthubbard9590]

Tighter controlled whips always give the root a more consistent and better look compared to when I long whip it. For me at least.

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@@roberthubbard9590 but do you guys actually pause ? My instructor told me to short whip back and forth since that’s how they do it on pipe

[@marianomd6760]

Muchas gracias amigoo. Muy bien explicado. Abrazoo!

[@TourettesOrc]

What amperage you at for this? This is exactly what I’m doing this semester and the way you describe it seems very helpful. Perfect timing glad I got notifications on.

[@wantutri7225]

My guess is 70-80 amps

[@cameronh123456]

I like to run 68-72 amps, i wouldn't go any lower than that.

[@EzeKill666]

depends on your fitup and prep, but they eay he set it up i would run around 70-80amps

[@mathewsheffield5509]

I run a 1/8 gap and 1/8 land and use this technique on 80-85 amps

[@abrahamjasmine]

It was 70-72 amps

[@jamesmcbeth4463]

Very good teacher

[@bayronlemuel15]

Thanks man for this video I learn good welder technique

[@briankehoe8156]

How many amps are you running? I'm practicing with 50-75. When I use 50 I turn my arc force to +4. Any tips with temp would be great

[@jakechimiak9626]

I’ve been practicing for the past week now using a old miller 225 thunderbolt (AC ONLY) using 6011 3/32 it’s hard to learn with that but I’m getting better

[@paulneal1760]

Do you change negative to positive with 6010 root run

[@Wanglicker42235]

I remember when I first got into open butt 6010 this video helped a lot, this is exactly how we put in our roots at school

[@almarnzadventure1619]

Now i got an idea how to do it, thanks for the video

[@samyfajard2906]

desde colombia parcero excelente tutorial .felicitaciones

[@danielojonah6861]

i tried running a 3/32 6010 rod. 3/32 gap and 3/32 landing 65 amps. but its not working. its sticks and also stop on its own while welding. pls tell me what to do. am new to the 6010 rod

[@Basher189]

THANKS FOR THIS IDEA MAN.. IT'S A BIG HELP FOR ME AS A NEW TRAINING IN (SMAW).I'LL TRY MY BEST FOR THIS TEKNIQUE👊👍👍

[@brandonhernandez9260]

Damn good technique Abraham 👍🏼💪🏼👨🏽‍🏭

[@abrahamjasmine]

Brandon Hernandez 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😃

[@brandonhernandez9260]

Abraham Medrano you need to make more videos. Aguilo needs to share the channel more 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@brandonhernandez9260]

@@horaciosalinas8145 what do you mean?

[@ed6837]

Thank you!!! I am wanting to try this. I usually get started and get the root running and then the keyhole opens up and I blow a hole in it. Maybe this is the fix!!!!!!!!!

[@kingmoto5228]

Dope ass video, better than my instructor 😂🤣👍🏽

[@yakubuabdullahi3834]

Hi Abraham,i am student of welding ,i have watch losts of video on 6010 root pass,your technique is superb while root came out beutifully like never b4. But i had like to see how you chooking the rod (electrode angle)while approching 12 oclock from say 2 oclock .i have tried it your technique but i had over penetration at 2 to 12 oclock. Thanks