How to Weld a 2 Inch Schedule 40 6G TIG Weld All the Way Out ~ Tulsa Welding school

[@gretch4206]

Had this guy in phase 6. Now he runs the show.

[@eakd8271]

My hardest is my left hand man and I free hand but this video still helps in a lot of ways great stuff bro… Plus I stuck it and had lack of fusion but didn’t know what why until now that I think about training for a job right out of school so training soak up everything

[@nathalycarney4015]

Thank you for your knowledge and understanding

[@businessdougla6409]

Would like to see various processes and tests with different alloys that you would see out in the field.

[@Mikael5732]

Why didn’t the camera show a closeup of your root?

[@basic375]

Was you stricking the arc with the filler rod?

[@DaltonP2156]

What size tungsten are you using?

[@kdb4226]

Nice

[@dementedpaintballer]

Those who can't do teach, and this guy is mighty young to be an instructor.

[@UNKERS-69]

hi mi amerikan friend ! how are you ? i am welder TIG .

[@calebrogers9977]

Looks to me like 2” sched 80. I believe it is .218” wall. I think 2” sched 40 is like .156” wall

[@EC20121]

Horrible filming. 😔 But the information is appreciated. Thanks 🙏

[@eakd8271]

You just can’t see his technique

[@Mikael5732]

@@eakd8271 Or his tigging and the final close up.

[@diegomendoza7868]

Buy a welder camera

[@chancesanborn7932]

I don’t know how you got a hot pass and a fill pass on 2” sched 40. Should have easily flushed it out with the hot pass. Even 2” sched 80. Puddle cap it and onto the next. I get 2 bead capping for the practice. But isn’t really necessary. Even sched 10. Most times. Bead it. Cap it. Onto the next.

[@terrylacey2631]

to much glare on arc shots couldnt see anything

[@Mikael5732]

They need different filters on the camera but…am glad they made the video. Also, he doesn’t use a land on his prep grind and he really didn’t explain why. He is a go getter tigger for sure 👍🏻.