What kind of welding rods do we use

[@CM-fh7fe]

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[@JacobSchofield]

Thank you very much. Really means a lot you stuck around and kept giving us chances. Be blessed.

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[@booshbags3857]

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[@BasicallyaYouTubemechanic]

I like the edits you made at the beginning of the video 🤘🏻👌🏼 it's awesome to see the channel coming along Jake!

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks mark trying to class it up some

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[@bob14219]

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[@opictia]

Pipeliner 6p+ 6010 is the bead rod I ran a box of it a few years ago great stuff!

[@JacobSchofield]

it glues the world together no doubt

[@arthurrgiii]

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[@d.j.9961]

I am no welder! Tho, I try!!! love your vid's!!! keep on keeping on brother man!!!

[@Laura-wc5xt]

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[@travmusickable]

I just subscribed... LOL been peepin out these great vids here n there for a while tho. so much great info and details man.

[@ivordavies2976]

thanks for good video.. I have just checked my various diameter rods and they are all 6013 and no problems but I have never welded anything really big but I have made an old tipper lorry into a dumper trailer

[@aubreyroche5080]

Yeah, dropped a few of those Rods in my Roll away Tool Box and forgot about them while we were moving to a New Place, there was Water all over the Drawer and tools.

[@JacobSchofield]

Oh man dang it that is tough luck.

[@magnatron7734]

Great vid. Hope u stay busy good luck

[@pl747]

It is hard to find the 6010 red cellulose rods at welding supply stores anymore. It used to be real common. We welded in the root pass with it in refinery pipe, then welded out with Low Hy. I want some 1/8" to use around the farm.

[@Futurebeefcake]

Junk Yard we use those in college, the red cellulose 6010’s

[@pl747]

Yeah, they used to be real common. Good welding rod.

[@JacobSchofield]

I got a brand new box you can have. lol

[@pl747]

If I was close to you I would sure take you up on that. How close to you ever get to Hugo?

[@PurpleSpcaeCadet]

We have plenty at my hall. It's pretty old.

[@dustinpietz972]

At the fab shop I work at we do very little stick rod anymore. All these plants are wanting tig or wire gun. I'm gonna start practicing my stick rod so I can make that doctor money one day on the road.

[@mlwest8975]

Also those are lincoln and atom arc for LH. Theres other brands. Havent tried them all but those are the top. Even for dual shield i like Atom Arc more than lincoln ultracores.

[@Lucky4wd4840]

I worked for Anadarko down in Bryan, TX. till they sold the area to Wildhorse at end of June.

[@JacobSchofield]

I did 4 years with Anadarko in colorado. are you still working down there?

[@Lucky4wd4840]

No, I turned 61 in July and seeing how I like to just work at home. I was an Senior Automation Tech for the last 17 years. Had 26 years and 1 month with UPR/APC. It was a good ride!

[@Welderboy1977]

I always run my stringer beads with 5p+ but in heavy wall pipe I use to love getting a box of 3's of the 6010 5p and fill and cap. I think they stack more iron than the 5p+. But I haven't used those red rods in a min.

[@wvclassiclincoln1324]

8010 pipeliner Arc 80 that's what most everyone is using up this way. 8's 5's and 3's.

[@JacobSchofield]

for sure man got to love that pipeliner

[@Ljw7248]

WVClassicLincoln13 k

[@opictia]

How do you like the arc 80s? Compared to 70+ I don’t really care for 70+

[@jacobray2566]

On the pipeline do you have to supply your own rods?

[@avemaria4788]

Jacob Ray yes

[@phonepimpbill]

Depends on the job, it appears.

[@ivanadame4552]

Keep the videos up bro !

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks ivan will do.

[@modsquad8817]

Lmao "I just do what they tell me to do" 😂😂😂

[@chrisdoeg5199]

Love the videos. I’m hoping to get into pipe welding. You guys should do a couple videos on some practice set ups with coupons for us green guys!

[@JacobSchofield]

great thought Chris we where thinking about doing a whole mockup test

[@tfred2129]

A 12 on 12 branch is what you'll be doing to test in normally

[@Pef273]

Great video. Wow, nothing says how much welding you are doing like being able to use up rod boxes of 50 lbs.

[@amirlach]

The first numbers are for the ultimate tensile strength, so 60,70,80-110, then the position, 1,2 ECT, the last is for coating type. 0,11 are cellulose, 4 is iron powder. 8 is low hydrogen. You can look them up as there are many different kinds of rods.

[@nickcouch7191]

great videos lots of needed information THANK YOU

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks Nick

[@ankitchaudhary5050]

Bhai kha par milte ha aur e7010. P1ka price 20kg ma

[@WayneStcroix]

How much do they run price wise I'm just in a month in school and wanting to get some to practice at home on my welding technique

[@phonepimpbill]

Typical price is about $160-200 for a 50lb can. If you look around occasionally you can get them cheaper--I found some for $100 shipped and got two cans, now will probably not have to buy them again for a long time. See if someone will split the cost of a can with you.

[@meyou8100]

Whats the rut have to do with it? We deer hunting or pipe welding here?

[@BrianPreis]

Can you talk about the difference between structural welding and rebar welding?

[@carlostovar7748]

Brian Preis depends on the code I guess like in the AWS D1.1 is for structural welding parameters and what not

[@eagledustoff37shortserious65]

Best rod for welding the crack of dawn? Asking for a friend.

[@a.z.b.c.9333]

Well dusty eagle, here in Arizona we use the same rod as we do on a broken heart!

[@tomasalvarado207]

Keep up the good work and the videos.

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks Tomas will do for sure.

[@Meyhaven71]

Why practice first with 5's verses 3/16? I'm just starting to practice now. Been pipelining 16 years figured I want to weld now. Thanks

[@willbecker5632]

I use the 1/16 6010 and I use 1/8 6010 as well as 1/8 7010 .... And 1/8 7018 and I always have to turn up my heat and slow the fuck down on 7010 .....I hated it at first but I used it for alot of repair work with JGI

[@jcporosity4764]

Great video I'm about to start practicing to get my 6g 6" pipe. Root pass 6010 finish with 7018. Basic rods. When or where do I use 8010 rod or 7010?

[@JacobSchofield]

I would learn both if it’s practice. Then once you get on a job they will tell you what to use.

[@claytammaro7060]

8018 is for 11/4 Chromemoly pipe

[@billmcyrus]

Very nicely done and quite educational. Do you or does anyone you know run ESAB's rods of the same types? If so how do they compare?

[@WTFChuk]

I prefer ESAB rods, but these days most of my stick welding is repair, maintenance, or special purpose. ESAB has a crapload of different stick electrodes, including I'm sure rods for dissimilar or hard to weld materials and hardfacing alloys that would work for what I need, but I generally stick with what I know. I use Castolin's Eutectrode 680 for hard-to-weld stuff (including nodular iron to steel)and buildup or butter layers for hardfacing, and either Castolin or Stoody hardfacing electrodes (ESAB owns Stoody now) for wearfacing parts. For the most part I TIG or MIG, but for odd-ball stuff TIG is either too slow or doesn't have the filler material available, and MIG requires changing out the spool and sometimes the gas (to straight argon), which is a PITA. Stick has the widest assortment of different alloys; you can darn near weld anything with all the different electrodes available, and changing from one to another only takes as long as changing a rod, so it's convenient for those types of jobs. Besides, aside from the fumes I kinda enjoy stick welding. But then again, I like gas welding and brazing too. :D

[@donniegigout4137]

Just a side note: E7018 is for up-hill welding only Used after root pass completed For filler and or final weld cap

[@JacobSchofield]

Right.

[@Hunter3614]

How much does non union welder helpers make? Does it pay more than union helpers or about the same?

[@JacobSchofield]

you know i dont know. Jed two years ago was bringing in 3,000 a week in northdakota job. working 7/14 getting an extra hour travel time.

[@Hunter3614]

How could I get on a non union job being a welders helper? I applied for 798 months ago and still haven't heard anything.

[@chrisjones6165]

@@Hunter3614 union usually has a time once a year they hire ppl. Look into that. Ours is March 1/15

[@marioserra4383]

Thanks for share

[@mlwest8975]

I almost thought you said " thats why i put a ring on her " haha.

[@101Workingman]

Have you ran 6011

[@JacobSchofield]

no not hardly at all. maybe a handfull of times.

[@MrAbhc91]

what the he'll does 5p+ and 7p+ mean???

[@anotherdave5107]

... and "hippy"???

[@Robon2ndShift]

@@anotherdave5107 at the end you can see one of the boxes has HYP on it. 5p is 6010+++++ It will have 5 plusses on it. It's an improved version of the old red 6010 from back in the day.

[@roosterboy1122]

Is arc 80 much different than 70+

[@matthewsinger4902]

I thought it was the tensile strength of the ROD not the weld? Maybe I forgot after 20 years of doing this stuff.

[@avemaria4788]

Matthew Singer maybe you did

[@davesmith1574]

Whats the best welding school should I go to? IsTulsa Welding School any good ?

[@wantutri7225]

Dave Smith I'm attending TWS right now and it is a hell of a school

[@darylpeterson4626]

Tulsa is not a bad school, but it's hella expensive. Look at your local Community Colleges and Tech Schools, or consider joining a union like the Pipefitters, Boilermakers, or Ironworkers, they'll train you for free and pay you while you learn. The other option is to be a helper and learn the trade in the field.

[@a.z.b.c.9333]

O J T HARD KNOCKS!

[@franklowe2180]

What does hippie mean?

[@JacobSchofield]

It’s just what they call the rod. Hypi

[@franklowe2180]

Jacob Schofield oh. I thought it was short for something

[@dallasmuhl2154]

I like the sticker on your welder 😅

[@FJB_obs7.3]

Where did u get that exhaust on ur welder

[@JacobSchofield]

its just part of the welder it comes when you buy it.

[@bishopaaronbrown5558]

Do y’all not weld 70-18 rod

[@jacksonevans2792]

What kind of boots do you have

[@JacobSchofield]

Georgias man they are awesome super comfy and water proof as long as you keep them oiled up.

[@davidfowler332]

probly square toe

[@rm.7341]

Can you run 7010 or 8010 downhill on structural

[@JacobSchofield]

on things at the house for sure out in the field ive never seen it done.

[@darylpeterson4626]

That will depend on the Code you are welding too and weather the Welding Procedure and the Welders are qualified to weld downhill.

[@lincoln6g]

there is also a 7016 pipeliner rod..conoco phillips wants this rod for all weldolets

[@JacobSchofield]

yes sir for sure. i completely forgot about that rod

[@jbird5924]

are u thinking about 11018 rod? 110 tensile strength? we use that alot

[@JacobSchofield]

I have never ran that rod before. are you building on cranes and things like that?

[@jbird5924]

yeah crane boom, and stuff that takes a lot of impact, kinda run like 7018

[@carlscarboroughjr7274]

What's Jacob Schofield I love the 5/32 70+ pipeliner E6010

[@carlscarboroughjr7274]

I graduate in December

[@carlscarboroughjr7274]

On December 6th

[@matthewwarren1789]

Holy crap u gotta use all those rods for pipeline ....... wow

[@oceancowboy3573]

I’d rather watch videos of people that actually take time and explain things out really enjoyed the video I’m subscribing if y’all ever get over into east Texas hit me up 🤠

[@MTREV91]

What kind of rv do you have?

[@jorymosshart9257]

What about 7018?

[@jacobray2566]

You don’t weld down hill pipe with 7018 rods

[@PurpleSpcaeCadet]

I hated the welder I worked with because he would switch the names of things he wanted without telling me. One minute he wanted 5/32 next he 5mm. I guess he also was teaching me to pay more attention to what stagen of the weld he was on. Always learning...

[@JacobSchofield]

There is a difference between 5/32 and a 5mm a 5mm is accually a 3/16 and usually a pipeliner rod. so a 5mm pipeliner 7010 is different then a 5/32 7010 does that make sence.

[@PurpleSpcaeCadet]

Jacob Schofield yeah so 5/32 would be the bead rod so i guess i should've been paying closer attention

[@bretmcgee3573]

Tramaine W. 5/32 rod is what you head with (mostly for us we never use 1/8). 3/16 is 4.8mm and a pipeliner rod is 5mm. .2mm bigger than a 3/16.

[@S0lidStewie]

Why do they call it hippy rod?

[@JacobSchofield]

It says on the box. Hypi 7010

[@TheEigerclimber]

what types/sizes/thickness pipe would you recommend for pipe practice? thanks for the videos!!!

[@bretmcgee3573]

TheEigerclimber I’d recommend .375 12” that’s more than likely what you’ll test ok

[@ravanjacSRB]

Can anyone compare these american rods with european rods? It seems alot different. While lincoln rods are dominant in USA, in EU, best pipeline rid is considered to be bohler fox cell. Now i've burned plenty of bohler, but never used america 6010. Want to know the difference. There is bohler fox cell 6010, and fox cell mo which is 7010... and... we do all of our roots on negative polarity. It is written on a box that correct root polarity with fox cell is DCEN....

[@abreitenbach]

Did you get anyone to go out to that job you posted a video about a little while back?

[@JacobSchofield]

we got one kid to head to to north dakota and hes still out there making money. is that what you wnated to know?

[@mattharper588]

No downhill on structural retired union boilermaker 35 years of service

[@a.z.b.c.9333]

Right on Matt Harper, keepen the brotherhood strong. R Hannaman

[@Futurebeefcake]

Do y’all use 7024 at all?

[@ecr125x]

Chase I don’t so I doubt they do, maybe if welding I beam racks but prob not because 7018 is more useful

[@RCRCustoms]

Chase the 2 in the 7024 means it's a flat position only rod, not much good for pipe I wouldn't think.

[@JacobSchofield]

exactly what ecr125x and rcrcustoms said ive acually never used it. 7018 we use a lot of for structural or any uphill processes. there is also tig but we will get into that in a later eposoid .

[@ecr125x]

RCRCustoms when I welded I beams/structural I was welding the fasteners overhead, I left for lunch n when I came back the guy ways cursing n asking how I had a few hundred done and he only got 5 or 6 done in 30 mins... I told him to try and use an all position rod like 6010 instead of the 6022 (decking rod to plug weld galvanized) this guy was in his 50’s claiming that he’d been welding for 30 years and had no idea what the numbers on the rods meant. He quit a few weeks later...

[@RCRCustoms]

ecr125x it happens all the time my friend LOL I was on a job welding stainless wear plates to carbon steel kilns in a paper mill and my cross shift on days with well over 100 years of combined welding experience (some 30 and 40+ year members) and not one of these guys had ever done stainless. It was a good lesson for the apprentices I was working with, because we had to fix the God awful horrible mess they left us LOL If you don't know ask right. That's why these are such great videos that Jacob puts out. I'm not a Pipeliner but I love to learn, and these guys are always an inspiration and make me want to go out and pick up a couple of tins of 5P+ dress up a handful of coupons and just start burning rod.

[@mikecubes1642]

the 5P red rods and red 7010 run crappy compared to 5p+ and 8010+

[@WV591]

All the upcoming pipelines will be welded using harbor freight rods.

[@RCRCustoms]

This was a great and very informative video my friend, keep these coming 👍 One question, do you carry a rod oven on your rig or just bring one out when you have a call for low hydrogen (7018) rods?

[@JacobSchofield]

everytime ive ever welded low high ive never had an oven someone else usually does on the job. mostly because up to know i have always ran an SA 200 so its straight DC power.

[@Len_M.]

Jacob Schofield Your little 7018 Rod Tube, you could probably throw a Humidity Control pack for a Gun Case or whatever to help out as well.

[@ethanlogan8043]

Hey man on average how many rods do you guys use per day?

[@JacobSchofield]

it really depends on what your doing i have burned through 3/4 of a can of 3/16 in a day or maybe burned just a small handfull.

[@kestergascoyne6924]

Thank you!

[@nanathannvw]

Just adding to the information. 70k tensile strength is per square inch. Just so people don’t get the idea that a 1/4” x 1” stitch weld can hold 70k tensile load

[@Wanglicker42235]

Idaho plates lets gooooo

[@henrymarana6576]

Schofeild really said “life of a dog welder” 😂💀👍🏼

[@henrymarana6576]

Rig welder* autocorrect messed that up

[@rogerharper6060]

Great video keep them coming

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks Roger

[@knightrider1545]

7018 5/32 all you need is patience , 5/32 will run just as good as a .052 fluxcore

[@davetruther31]

.840 wall is 27/32" just shy of 7/8"..

[@gabrielgarcia5764]

Hey cat ever come to South Texas?

[@JacobSchofield]

i did a lot of work around dallas and fort worth but never went much farther then that. im game though i would head to south texas if thats where the work is.

[@gabrielgarcia5764]

Jacob Schofield there's a lot of work down here it slowed down for a bit.it just started to put again

[@southernbelle0717]

Ummm, could you not have the pic go by so fast? Can't read it or even copy it down

[@omarrojas8372]

Nice intro

[@JacobSchofield]

thanks Omar

[@ecr125x]

If you want it to focus better put your hand behind what ever needs to be in focus

[@JacobSchofield]

great idea man i will try it.

[@Futurebeefcake]

“Life of a rig welder” 😂

[@JacobSchofield]

haha sometimes you need the ladies

[@SOLDOZER]

This is Colorado. I'm guessing you're high?

[@JacobSchofield]

No sir to be 100% honest Ive never touch any drug in my life except tylonal and cough medicine. Crazy I know. Bring on the drug tests I’ve never been worried about failing one.

[@Leb.ertarian]

Hillary for prison, love it. LOL

[@seantbr2019]

i got 1000$ worth of rod on the back of tour truck right there

[@supercargalaxy8233]

I use low sodium pretzel rod on PVC. No hippie shit here

[@johnathanatkins6845]

BowFish!

[@JacobSchofield]

I do love Bowfishing no doubt

[@QuanTanRs]

Lmao that pickle

[@Noobdriver99]

1000th like

[@ThePipelinecowboy]

Screw 70+

[@JacobSchofield]

Hahaha for sure.

[@user-mt9tn1ni4g]

At 7 minutes and 7 Seconds exactly.. stop the video and read the.. lower paragraph... it should be written in red and huge letters!!!

[@JacobSchofield]

Wih there was a way to reedit a video so I can do that.

[@crmit9690]

Are you drunk here? Haha

[@JacobSchofield]

I dont Drink hahah just woke uo from a nap.

[@jasonrogers143]

6011 6013 7018 dont is much anything else

[@JacobSchofield]

those afre great rods ive never seen them in the field but have used them to do farm repair stuff or weld fence.

[@rivtoolfan]

It seems like you’re a smart guy, just not a great teacher / your presentation needs some help.