How NOT to MIG weld: Variables in MIG welding

[@anthonytrodriguez7166]

Very nicely explain of step by steps for shielding gas and S6 hard wire faith voltage and wire speed setting thank you

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

8 years welding experience added to the resume. Thanks bro

[@johnivkovich8655]

very good video! Finally a video that shows me my mistakes and how to fix them without overcompensating.

[@jimmydickson8854]

Thank you for your effort mate in teaching us how to get it right on welding iv learned so much ,rookie in a shed in Australia

[@weldfreak420]

Good video. Not sure why I even watched it. I’ve got a ton of certs. But for a newbies. Good work

[@LightaFire_studio]

Always good to revisit your everything. So many variables. Thanks for the refresher course.👍

[@WelderB1Family]

I do a small oscillating back & fourth. Great welds 🤙🏿👨🏾‍🏭🔥💰

[@tractortinkerer11]

Thanks. Using a hobart handler 140, trying to dial it in. This will help.

[@mtgwdefender]

Finally! A video with everything I need. Thanks a lot!

[@sewingwithfirewelding5627]

Thanks folks! This was a fun video!

[@JasonVladimir]

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!

[@HogOnWelding]

Just checking in family! 🔥🔥🔥

[@772777777777777]

Great job explaining.. can you do a video on mig welding thin sheet metal for autobody panel... stich welding and making plug welds with everlast mts welder

[@georgesl5360]

Merci guy pour la vidéo ça la répondu à tout mes questions!!

[@mixpick138]

Excellent video --as usual! Never had a problem with GMAW 'till I recently tried using .023/.024/.025/.6mm or whatever the hell you want to call it (everyone I talk to calls it something different). Me, I call it a PITA 'cause I just can't seem to set it right for the thin metal project I'm trying to do. I've got it down to 20 ga but I need just a scootch more at 22 ga to get 'er done and I'm just wasting gas at this point. I enjoy the videos nonetheless!

[@robertmabry6998]

9:42 it's the hat that gives the magic

[@timharvey5089]

Many thanks, very clear

[@kylesvendsen3908]

Fantastic video, thank you for sharing.

[@markpennell4938]

Thanks. Good video.

[@asapandy831]

Great video! I like to do little cursive e’s .

[@Deerector]

Love this video. Thank you.

[@ypaulbrown]

Those Caiman gloves look like something Shrek would have....great information Guy, cheers from Florida, Paul 'Paulie' Brown

[@mirlanperceus7173]

You cleared it up so much for me for bigginer welder ) Thank you

[@markusmoses4019]

awesome vid.

[@andy1way]

All your demonstration "bad" welds are still better than my "best" welds😢

[@tb0nz4ya]

No doubt. I seen his bad welds and was considering hanging up my hood lol. But naw. Im plugging along trying to get better

[@RandomGuy0987]

1:45 translation to metric, thats 19 volts and 7.6 m/min wire feed speed, welding 5mm plate.

[@ElJuicePerformance]

????? Just picked up Hobart 140 handler is c10 gas good 👍 For it

[@petersmart1999]

C-25 is pretty much the go to.C-10 for pulse mig and spray transfer.Will it work,sure,will the results be nice and consistant,probly not. Hope tgis helps

[@SamJ6131]

Wire size?

[@elkvis]

Those caiman gloves are no good. The stitching in the liner fails very quickly, and they aren't worth the price

[@74willy81]

Wire size @ 1:40?

[@mikev.1034]

👍👍

[@Trumplican]

i dont get how anyone with a decent mig cant lay a good weld on steel. welding aluminum or stainless or something ok but how is it people cant mig weld regular steel? I just dont get it.

[@NRDavis-wl8vn]

I take it "Bird Shit" is the Generic Term for a poor weld. Are there other Terms a Newbie Welder needs to know. 🤔😉 Old guy learning.... Very helpful! 👍

[@canadiantrucker9574]

Job posting: looking for welders to weld a submersible that can get to 13000 feet without collapsing. No lo-ballers - paying top dollar

[@NRDavis-wl8vn]

Must be able to differentiate between Types of "Bird Shit Welds" No need to be able to weld, it's all done by "A.I"

[@RDA8191]

This has turned out to be harder than i expected

[@privateassman8839]

Thanks for the explanation on why too slow a travel speed leads to an undesirable weld. I never knew that.

[@privateassman8839]

Why does silica form on the weld?