Stick Welding: How to strike an arc!

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[@onradioactivewaves]

Was waiting for the foreman to walk out and tell him to quit stroking his rod and to get back to work.

[@AdreyM978]

😂

[@laksivrak2203]

My dad alway struck back hand like striking a match, but he is 88 and been doing it over 60 years

[@steezyboiiii808]

im certified in stick at 15 i’m 16 now that’s how i strike my arcs

[@steezyboiiii808]

btw im not bragging or anything im just saying that is by far the best way to strike it

[@laksivrak2203]

@@steezyboiiii808 don’t think you know everything when your 16 always be willing to learn more and different ways

[@steezyboiiii808]

@@laksivrak2203 well of course but i do think that is the best way to strike an arc it gives you great control and your stick is right down on the metal as soon as you strike

[@user-mt2yc1vl5p]

First step is always the difficult one, first i have a problem with starting the rod, now i know the basic i just mastering/improving my technique

[@_scam_alert_]

The orange text bar rly helped me, thanks

[@KbgWelding]

My bad

[@KbgWelding]

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[@thegamingbros9877]

Thank you for being better then 99% of these shorts and correcting a mistake

[@scrappyknux2894]

It’s also in audio. Listen and put your hood down at the first flash then watch and repeat.

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@@scrappyknux2894 in my country we used to say: "its better to see once, than 1000 times heard" (or smthg like that)

[@chriswade743]

We learned to weld one handed, we needed the other hand to hold the mask!!

[@KbgWelding]

Ok! Nice

[@alainesario]

But your mask would be down the most of the time😂

[@emperormoist3851]

Invest in a better welding hood

[@Bobby.lemonade]

Let me guess, you walked to worked 5 miles in the snow up hill both ways too.

[@gravewalkers]

Most people have heard, 'strike it like a match' but not really knowing what it meant. 'Sticking' is generally, you touch to get an arc, and it STICKS. Sticks can be strong. You have to stop and break the rod off with pliers. Scratching like a match - not just once - but many times quickly, gets the rod tip in more of a mood to keep the arc going. Don't move too far away from the work piece while scratching. Strike it like a match multiple times quickly and when the arc holds.. get welding. Sticking sticks on first touch.. so use more start-touches instead.

[@Mustbetrue133]

Better info than I've found on the vids cheers @gravewalkers 👍

[@LivelyChap]

“I see you found the mood” is something I say often when it arcs up.

[@andrewshaffer225]

Strike it like a match while tilting the rod slightly on the flux

[@KbgWelding]

Yessir.

[@tannersmith1126]

Yes

[@jeffallen6754]

Yep

[@KbgWelding]

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[@boomink52]

exactly like you said. my first 2 days welding, i was used to tattooing, and was way to lenient (ahem, nervous) with my posture and control.

[@marcoshoffner1738]

Excellent example Extraordinary

[@cane2253]

If anyone wants to learn about Jesus Christ reply

[@KbgWelding]

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[@johnallen8680]

If you are new to stick welding cut down a rod to a third of its length and you will find that it is much easier to control and get an arc struck. Also helps if you don't have an auto darkening mask or are having to make do with a hand held shield.

[@marvinpalmerjr5861]

If you cut it down to 30%, you justcraised the cost 70%

[@TyParks-hg1rn]

Friend and I Are Learning Stick Welding Today. Thanks for Your Advice !

[@KbgWelding]

Awesome! Thanks for watching, we hope you subscribed to our channel. Feel free to reach out for any tips or videos you would like to see to help you along your learning journey. God Bless.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@RiggyRonnie]

Na, the biggest thing is get you a nice powerful welder with some nice thick leads that’ll strike an arc like butter from 2 inches away.

[@dostuffchannel]

My guy is out here playing the devils clarinet.

[@KbgWelding]

thanks for watching

[@solvated_photon]

As a former welder, I agree that keeping control of your rod is the biggest challenge

[@ikvangalen6101]

As a former gigolo I can confirm 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@KbgWelding]

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[@solvated_photon]

@@KbgWelding lmao. I’m fr sharing this with both Zeus and Thor 🙏🫢

[@foxty4984]

Interesting technique. I scratch the rod like a match futher across the weld like 2 inches away from the edge and once i get the arc i move to the begging of the weld and weld over where i started the arc.

[@rememberme14]

Also give the rod a shake at the end of your weld to get the slag off the rod. If there’s nothing flammable nearby on the ground.

[@guynathanhall5545]

You will never get a slag off a rod😅

[@jeffallen6754]

Yep

[@jeffallen6754]

@@guynathanhall5545wrong

[@jawnlaughlin5]

Not sure what you're talking about, thats never happened to me before. Yeah right my longest run is probably 4" before sticking or just losing arc, but i just bought a harbor freight one for 90 dollars on clearance and tried teaching myself. Id get frustrated and give up each time but want to learn how so im getting it back out. I learn alot on here from people such as yourself, but i also see you guys laying it down and i say "oh ok i see how to now" and run out to the garage for the same ol shit lol

[@Kiowan918]

I usually find the beginning of a new rod is the most likely to get stuck, then once it's got stuck a couple of times you need to knock off the burnt/loose flux around the end, the next time you start you'll likely get an arc going, once it's going its' pretty forgiving in comparison to starting. I started learning with 7014 at 60 amps, not sure if it's the best way to start but it wasn't a disaster for sure.

[@storysconspiracies8029]

Slow down and take the information in and adapt it to how you normally do it slowly you'll be welding better then a lot of people

[@patrickhorvath2684]

Save up for a used tombstone or other heavy 220v welder with a longer duty cycle

[@tommys2979]

^ 110 stick welders dont weld very good. Dont get too frustrated. Thin metal and thin rods for that voltage. Also make sure your stinger and ground are hooked up right

[@papihotdog8095]

Thanks, Man!👍👍👍

[@dangeary2134]

I had to do some really serious welding that needed some serious strength a couple days ago. I didn’t “pool cue” it. I touched, then lifted a little bit to warm the rod tip. After that, I laid down a roll of beautiful nickels in nice, even passes. When that was done, I went to build up an edge on the same part. THAT took a bit of doing, because I had to let the bead cool before laying down some good, hot passes. Deslagging after each build is a must, but I couldn’t let the metal cool down much, because I needed a consistent heat treat in the metal. I would have liked to use some really hard rod, but I don’t think the blade I was working on would have survived the welding process, even being 1/4 inch steel. I did dump the hot metal into some nice, cold water to make the surface nice and hard for sharpening!

[@KbgWelding]

Thanks for watching! We don't have the only answers to the tests, in welding and in life. Glad you are able to burn and earn!

[@ubernate860]

You mean stuck welding?

[@wrenchbender66]

Roflmao!!😂😂😂😂😂 My very first day trying to stick weld it kept sticking to the metal no matter what I did. Stick so bad at one time that I bent the rod pretty bad at the bottom. Got my instructor and he tried on that machine as well. This instructor is super laid back, and relatively quiet. Keep in mind also that some of these machines are somewhat worn out. Well, it started sticking with him as well and he yelled a few words I hadn't heard from him before. I booked right out of there. This guy is yelling and those words at that? Not gonna get caught in that crossfire!

[@KbgWelding]

It happens to the best of them, right @peketee?

[@45kph]

Try holding the eye shield and attempt to strike an arc with the other hand, with a new full length rod😅

[@dougie-thugie]

I always handle my rod this way

[@KbgWelding]

That’s what I’m talking about

[@daweller]

icwutudidthar

[@1nvisible1]

*"That's what 'she' said." - Michael*

[@robburton3255]

I have to use both hands…to keep it from getting stuck. 😅

[@Tsietsithelele]

Would have been nice to see it in action

[@BlueDart1971]

Every man should have full control of his rod.

[@KbgWelding]

Great point! For some it takes two hands. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@scottcontreras4569]

Ya'll making feel insecure I'm average ass duck. I put my 2 hands together to gauge a 2 hander and i was like duck, what would i even do with that, with my luck I'd get the 1 chick that's like u ain't ducking me with that monster.😅

[@BlueDart1971]

@@scottcontreras4569 you would need to find a MILF. No MILF would turn down a two hander:)

[@KbgWelding]

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[@billycady897]

I do shoot pool one hand! One handed 9 ball is my absolute favorite game. I worked with a guy that ruined more gloves pool cueing way to close to the tip he always ran way to close to the arc.

[@Crosyscamaro]

I always try to stay in full control of my rod. Well it never gets used anyway so it doesn’t matter 😂

[@fabianf.7089]

Always have a good clean ground connection. It doesn’t matter which way you prefer to strike an arc. Just strike it in the area that your gonna cover with the weld. Also use the correct amps and practice out of position too

[@KbgWelding]

Good advice

[@engjds]

Adjustable hot start too, but yeah the man is right.

[@marcussykes1748]

I'm new to this, I didn't know you could hold the rod with your glove

[@KbgWelding]

Just know that the rod will heat up. You won't want to hold it throughout the weld, but you can get it started. Thanks for watching. If you haven't subscribe! and let us know if there is a specific topic or challenge that you would like us to cover in a future video! God Bless.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@CheekyTime]

As an amateur, this makes sense.

[@RonPearce-jz8qc]

Right on thanks

[@alexhuber2837]

Same as my joint. Anticipate a long drag. 😎🌲😤

[@Solvs913]

I tried it and yes it does work to start .. thanks

[@KbgWelding]

Great 👍

[@darkiee69]

Some electrodes need a higher hot start value than others too.

[@KbgWelding]

7018 is one of them

[@shermanyoung8185]

​@@KbgWelding I was wondering could you actually run a few beads to so us how this is done😮

[@shermanyoung8185]

@@KbgWelding ok I seen the 2nd part thanks ,,,my dumb ass gets it now ,thank you brother ,continue to help dummies like me 😂😂🧑‍🏭

[@justok9568]

Turn it up. Gettin stuck to me means i dont have my settings right

[@peanutsmith1462]

If you’re rod is sticking turn your heat up

[@shanesims2864]

Best advice on here yet 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@brandon9491]

Thanks, i just moved on from tig to stick for my pipe welding class. Was struggling to keep it from sticking or sometimes it will stop mid weld. Ill turn it up a few amps

[@cedricmoore1002]

No. But to each it's own.

[@ronwallace6273]

slide it to start position and go works every time

[@blueanon8021]

I have a stick welding machine I purchased off Amazon is pretty good I get frustrated sometimes when i get the metal to bond and then when I test the bond with a hammer it falls off

[@KbgWelding]

Question, how are you "bonding" it? On one side?

[@blueanon8021]

@@KbgWelding yes one side to at least start, the maintenance man at my job told me the temperature is not set high enough if this makes sense

[@nathanstrickland6508]

I always try to have control on my rod!!

[@EdmundButer]

Could you show us the motion you use when starting the arc?

[@KbgWelding]

I will try to update this video in the near future. The motion doesn't matter when you strike it with your free hand by holding the rod. Thanks for watching

[@KbgWelding]

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[@wilsonlayne5818]

It never happens to me unless there's someone standing around me

[@davidguenther6470]

Absolutely

[@daweller]

Just the tip!

[@andrewharper3672]

I remember when I learned this..that’s the only way I strike it now,

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

Yes.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@justsurg3345]

I hate sticking my 7018s found out how to save the rods tho but it is never 100 percent

[@edwinj.t.p5998]

Does having a long rod at start up effects the flow of energy? Needing to chamge amps?

[@chazlabreck]

Best advice..

[@KbgWelding]

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[@0mny15]

I’m in highschool rn and we started with stick welding and I would get stuck right away, anyone got some pointers?

[@KbgWelding]

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[@Hondaguy82xl]

Wait so I can touch the stick while welding?

[@KbgWelding]

yup, wouldnt hold it too long, but you have about 5-8 seconds before it gets too heated up. also, this is with a leather glove on!

[@Hondaguy82xl]

@@KbgWeldingohhh ok thank you. I have another question what stuck welder can run off a 40 amp breaker with a 240v outlet?

[@ledenhimeganidleshitz144]

Get an ArcPig! HF starter. Starts like a TIG.

[@KbgWelding]

not sure what that is

[@bigfootaintreal5454]

I have Always used that method and I hold close to end the of the rod for the whole pass. I have burned up so many gloves. Im old and cant see now, even with cheaters in hood. Im retired now

[@beachchill9655]

Drag the stick on the ground back and forth before you use it

[@mikehunt8968]

Just turn it up!

[@RetreatHacker]

Hold the rod seems... Like a bad idea

[@ricbeavers1183]

Turn it up

[@Hunt_TE]

Untill your hand burns up

[@KbgWelding]

If you hold on to it long enough it will heat up. But all you need is guidance until the arc is struck and you start on your bead. Thanks for watching!

[@BartAssink]

Thnx for this vid. I am new to (stick)welding and I see one cable connected to + and the other to - and a lot of ampere’s. Will I not get electrocuted if I touch one of the two ends?

[@KbgWelding]

Hasn't happened to me yet! The only way you will catch a volt is if you grab with a wet glove. God bless you, thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@alejrandom6592]

I can't see behind the letters

[@jeffmcmahon615]

IT WONT WELD YOUR HAND?

[@l3tch178]

Is it safe to touch the rod with other hand while it’s melting/welding???

[@KbgWelding]

dont hold it throughout the entire weld process. just for strike and start of weld. it will heat up.

[@TheFreakster9]

Im taking a welding class in High School right now and for some reason i just cant get the hang of stick welding😂 im fine with oxyfuel and wire bur stick just kicks my ass!

[@1fuckedupveteran]

I had a Flux Core welder and could never get it to work. Sold it and went without a welder for a few years. Just got an Arc welder today and can already get good enough welds for what I need. Different strokes for different folks.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@micktepolt6276]

good idea

[@KbgWelding]

Many many thanks

[@KbgWelding]

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[@martyk1156]

Thought once you learned how to weld it was not an issue. Btw my opinion is learn to stick weld before mig or tig.

[@KbgWelding]

It's interesting that some people, few, never have there welding rod get stuck, while others, a lot, struggle with their welding rod getting stuck. To those who have arrived, congratulations! For those that struggle, whether it is as a new welder or experienced welder, keep burning rods & serving God! thanks for watching

[@shitsngiggles8371]

I always lick the end like an ink pen

[@Seriouslydave]

Why aren't stick welders designed to hold the rod at the end and a wire clip attached to the metal end. The piece at the end could be basic or advanced with a clicker to feed more as you weld. Like a weighted mechanical pencil crossed with a caulking gun. Exactly what you are doing with your off hand.

[@jeffallen6754]

That’s because your old man knows how to weld. That pool cueing a rod is for people learning how to stick weld. You young bucks forget this and just learn how to strike an arc.

[@KbgWelding]

thanks for watching

[@David-ms5ir]

This was a great y to explain this. 👏🏿👍🏿

[@sammccart6260]

sure am glad those giant orange words are there so I can see whats going on

[@KbgWelding]

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[@hugorujeles4283]

Good explanation but REALLY lacking in presentation, that GIANT yellow banner w/the announcement COMPLETELY covered the presentation you were explaining 🙄😒 next time place it in a corner or at the very top of the screen!!🤔

[@KbgWelding]

This has been noted. Thank you for the feedback and for watching!

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[@TheCharillz23]

Start em out on an old worn out P-box.. when they use a real welder they won't stick or arc strike

[@KbgWelding]

Thanks for that tip. Not sure what a P-box is though. Please expound.

[@TheCharillz23]

@@KbgWelding example.. Campbell hausfeld model ws0900

[@KbgWelding]

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[@jaymendoza6171]

lol I weld one handed everyday sorry bud. You either have it or you don’t!

[@KbgWelding]

dont agree. i applaud you. but not everyone does. thanks for watching

[@drazensusnjara7606]

I'm relatively new to welding and my biggest fears amd worries are either getting shocked or burned by the electrodenor the base,Idk why it's my precaution mechanism. How do I ensure safety of the workplace in thay regard,please?

[@cobrazking1757]

Also have this question

[@Rig0r_M0rtis]

@@cobrazking1757 If you have good welding gloves and they're dry you'll be allright.

[@atticus9907]

The rod is covered in flux insulating you from getting shocked and it takes a few seconds before the entire rod heats up…..you’ll be fine,my dude. FYI-if you’re going to be a career “welder”or simply if you weld a lot….you ARE going to get burned in some way,it is wag at it is. Whether it’s by sparks or brushing up against/grabbing something you just welded by accident-it’s gonna happen-just keep some neosporin and bandaids in your lunchbox and don’t sweat it.

[@danEdmunds8537]

Stay dry, where gloves

[@karlbarnett5863]

​@atticus9907 burnjel is the best thing in the world.

[@user-zi5zy9km5b]

Excellent 👌❤

[@KbgWelding]

Thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYiZZ6yfirqomK8

[@GNW6666]

So you can grab the rod while striking?

[@KbgWelding]

Yes. I haven’t counted but you probably have 5-10 seconds before it heats up.

[@GNW6666]

@@KbgWelding not too much worried Abt the heat I thought it would shock you 😂

[@GNW6666]

@@KbgWelding thank you this will definitely help me out with striking I just started my second week of welding school and the rod sticking while trying to strike was frustrating

[@mytruthslays1303]

I used to hold it like pencil. Gave me fantastic control.

[@HuezoJoey]

@@GNW6666bro same I thought about the shock Ima try this tomorrow 😂

[@user-zt4gt6vf6f]

🤣🤣🤣 if you can't control the end of that tod with 1 hand how can you possibly weld with 1 hand?

[@KbgWelding]

the start and continuation of the weld are two different things. This isnt for everybody, just those that struggle with this. some have perfected it. others havent. thsnks for watching

[@MrMARDREKE]

Hold it @ an angle...

[@emmanuelannan1174]

We call it police arrest

[@Bill-dc3so]

The rods hot an I’m working out my backyard with no gloves 😂🫠

[@KbgWelding]

Yeah I don’t advise you go gloveless to scratch the rod like shown. thanks for watching!

[@clayronjonnacar6226]

SO WHERE IS THE DEMO.... 😅😅😅 it will still stick no matter how you perfected it😅😅😅

[@KbgWelding]

thanks for watching, and the encouragement!

[@user-um9ex6ql1y]

Can i work with you

[@tenkkutn]

Ahhhhh like seggs, right?

[@pavanachar9358]

HEY WE CAN STILL SEE THE VIDEO! YOU DIDN'T DO A GREAT JOB HIDING IT 😑

[@KbgWelding]

I tried

[@Ark_alone]

Just soke it in water

[@JameGoFast]

Well thanks for stopping the camera in the middle of you talking…

[@KbgWelding]

Glad to be of service. Thanks for watching

[@WhiteMagicBusa]

​@@KbgWeldingepic response 😂

[@KbgWelding]

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[@Piropaukena]

Move your words from view of video

[@christophersariman3404]

Do you have to cover up the video with text.

[@KbgWelding]

Noted. Thanks for watching. I'll try to keep subtitles out of the video. God bless you.

[@KbgWelding]

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[@jimhafer212]

good welders dont get stuck! just sayin

[@slowb4lls1]

Ya gotta take the dang title out the middle of the screen bossman if ya gonna make a video lol

[@haydenjames9894]

I thought it was smoke it like a cigarette

[@Bro_TD]

How is the welding business?

[@KbgWelding]

It's a challenge, but I wouldn't have it anyother way. We are growing and have got to a point where we are not squeezing out every week to cover payroll. Like a recent Ice Cube clip stated, "if you aren't willing to go 5 or 6 years without making a dollar then don't start. It takes that long to see positive results." If you have any questions please reach out. Most people that learn how to weld and want to start a business have the welding skills but not the business skills. At least I didn't. We are in year 6 and grateful. All glory to God, in Jesus Name.

[@jyrki2275]

I think I'll just turn the amps way too high and start the weld and don't warry bout undercut cause you can always tack it. Bonus points if your smokin a cigarette or talking with your friend

[@KbgWelding]

It's not always about the amps. Sometimes the arc is difficult for a number of reasons. Mostly not having control of the rod. Just an alternative. Here is the full video updated. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYiZZ6yfirqomK8 Thanks for watching

[@bfflorida2311]

This HUGE ORANGE INFO TEXT ... why? Ruined the whole video experience for me but excellent info and tips

[@KbgWelding]

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[@KbgWelding]

Here it is yall. An updated video that isn’t blocked by text. kzbin.infohzOWL3upBt0?si=6CCepAOuoTOW_Arw

[@TheBossKids100]

If you want to burn your damn fingers off

[@KbgWelding]

Uploaded an updated video in long and shorts format. No fingers burnt off here! Just don't hold it during the entire weld. This is just to strike and start. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYiZZ6yfirqomK8

[@johnhironimus5748]

Another guy that cant do it one handed like lightin a match may as well get a foot in there too

[@KbgWelding]

Thanks for watching. Will definitely check out your techniques on your channel.

[@user-yo5bh1yx1e]

😂 just you wait till you touch the electrode with a Moisty glove and it ark's through (you) ⚡⚡. Not doing that again 😂😂

[@Ark_alone]

😂

[@Dillinfraser-jz6if]

No do not do this. Learn the proper way. Like lighting a match.

[@KbgWelding]

Why not do this?

[@Kiowan918]

I've never understood this lighting a match terminology. When you light a match, you start in one place, sweep then end up 1 or 2 inches further away. How are you supposed to start a weld by sweeping the rod like a match, you have to start and stop exactly where you want, anything else will result in a burn across the workpeice or an arc starting in the wrong place.

[@KbgWelding]

Where you start your arc is not necessarily where you have to start your weld. When you scratch or strike the arc you are simply igniting the fire. When you do this you can retreat back to the start of the weld or go opposite so your scratch ends up at the start of the weld. The key is to run this scratch across what is going to get welded anyway so not to leave arc strikes on the part.@@Kiowan918

[@Kiowan918]

@@KbgWelding ok, but if you strike across the weld line, then go back you'd have to stop and clean the slag off where you started before you come back down over it surely or you'll be contaminating the weld? And then you have to stop and start and the problem begins again. Just seems much more logical to start your arc at the beginning of the weld so you can run it in one hit until the end of the weld or the end of your rod.

[@jaredhammonds8255]

Maybe as a beginner but after a while you will be able to strike your ark pretty much where you start welding. I've seen people use this technique more often than not.

[@PromNightDumpsterBaby420]

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[@TheTexan_87]

Thanks for blocking half your video

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😂😂😂😂 ITS REALLY CALLED STROKING THE STICK😂