6G Pipe Welding ~ Tulsa Welding School

[@UncleHan13]

I've been a welder/fitter/ fabricator for 17+ years. I'm finally getting the itch to complete my 6g pressure pipe. Better late than never. This video is pure gold! Thanks very much, Sir! I appreciate ya! Cheers from Canada!

[@extremelydeplorablebodean839]

Went to Tulsa welding school back in 1986 when Mr Roy Apple & Kim Addams & Gerry Griggs we're teaching there. Good school 👍 good instructors. ROY APPLE WAS THE BEST PIPE WELDER I EVER HAD THE HONOR TO KNOW & BE INSTRUCTED BY.

[@candyman5873]

Mr Doug one of the best instructors there, always ready to help. Willing to take his time with you.

[@jacquitasimpson8852]

He was a great teacher in welding and pipefitting.....CLASS OF 2021

[@ArcEyeJames]

Was? Or is

[@Yankee-wd5kq]

I'm new to welding, but I worked in Wyoming in the oilfield from 1977 to 1993. This is the first video on You tube I've seen that is so clearly explained, and easy to understand the goal you're after in each step. I know the welders I worked with building locations,and doing pipeline work lived or died by the quality of their welds. You make it very clear what you're doing.

[@chucktester8186]

Why are you not walking the cup?

[@trimarklegalfundingllc6663]

@@chucktester8186 He walked the cup through his entire hot pass and fill pass.

[@biancobutler9917]

How can I get a job in Wyoming welding I'm trying to relocate start a new life

[@stevedarko420]

How can I join you please

[@johnhall6324]

Mr. Doug saved me a few times hell of an instructor loved to show you

[@MyJerrythomas]

I've never seen such a real Guru like you, beautifully explained, In this video you have the answer for everything God bless you

[@JoseRodriguez-bt2vc]

I follow all these steps and successfully past my welding test at Dynamic Lab in Houston Texas, thank you for sharing, I will start my new job Monday, keep up the good work 👍

[@waynewilce981]

Great video, Doug explains so much that others just expect you to know!

[@SP3NLOV3]

Best 6g tutorial I’ve come across on KZbin 👌🏽 thank you

[@berniepile9672]

Good day sir doug walkins you're such a very good instructor.

[@arturoaguirre4957]

Great video ! Informational and your delivery makes it off the charts!

[@nedjar838]

This old timer is really detailed love this guy

[@tadpolekrob8409]

Mr doug, was never in his class but I saw em teach he’s a super badass instructor. Get Mr jeff out there on some 5g pipe that’s the instructor who probably taught me the most info that I use everyday out in the field I now own my own fab shop thanks to TWS

[@jaysamarconmilan7805]

I learn a lot on this video, Thank you Tulsa Welding School. More power to you Sir your a great instructor.

[@arcboutant]

Excellent instructional video with brilliant camera work.

[@daylemckenzie2535]

Great 6G lesson and process explanation, many thanks.

[@nestormercado6246]

You're such great instructor, next video can you please make it with 6010 root pass and hot pass, 7018 fill and cap

[@saltydawgcebreros6066]

Great video Mr. Doug! Great explanation and awesome techniques! Very inspirational! Bravo Zulu to you!🇺🇸

[@magdalinekhesa7684]

Fantastic video, with a understandable explanation, I really learned alot from this video

[@dameiondarthard3878]

you may not currently be my teacher but i know for sure the students you taught got lucky. you always have good energy around you.

[@kyobejoseph1957]

Ure avery great instructor yo demonstration is so clear to understand away from the start of setting the machine .. Up to the welding stage

[@samuelscragg7052]

Excellent instructions. You make it look easy.

[@ОлегШуфлетюк]

Дякую!Дуже докладно !П рацюю зварником 32 роки!Все так ясно и досить понятно показав и розповив що робить и буде робить.Super welder.

[@daniloleyva8366]

Very informative and kept simple...Thank you

[@miikavahakangas1452]

Great and simplified teaching👨🏻‍🏭

[@reys_live7243]

Awesome 👏 like to see more example demos , on pipe TIG and stick or whatever you like to show

[@snowkracker]

This was the best 6G cert study guide I have found on KZbin. Thanks for that. I am taking my first 6G test in less than a week and I’m a little nervous.

[@jimjennings1731]

I've been welding pipe for 30 years and remember my first weld test. I was nervous as hell until I started the test then all the nervousness went away and passed with no problem. Just take your time and watch for undercut and porosity. Good luck.

[@jonathanescobar3699]

@@jimjennings1731 If u fail are u not hired for the position

[@jimjennings1731]

@@jonathanescobar3699 if you fail they will pay you for the time it took to take the test and send you down the road. Some places will let you retest after 30 days.

[@terryhorton817]

Back off on your arc gap, let it spray more , instead of having to oscillate as much. Every time you oscillate it makes a ripple in the bead and leaves a oscillation weave pattern,, which you do not want on your cap beads it will be easier to keep the beads perfectly straight, and carry even passesand you won't be able to put a hair between the ripples ,it will be smooth. You must flush the pipe properly to have a even cap!!! Favor the top bevel ,because gravity will be present always when you change a solid to a liquid form. Establishing a desired bead width and sustain it throughout the entire bead,each cap bead. Puddle Width! Rod angle ! If you're beads aren't straight when it's molten ,they won't be when it solidifies! Fill the top 1/ 3 of the pipe more than the bottom 1/3 ! .Especially 12:00 vs 6:00 ! Your goal is to be able to look at the pipe from a side view ,and the amount of weld metal on the cap should be the same ! (TOP& BOTTOM) All the way around ! Leave the fill lower to cap on bottom, flush it more on top! ( It will sag more on bottom ,and flatten on top.) Then you don't have to Cary as much metal on the cap. The less metal you Cary on the cap beads, the easier it is to keep uniform! Makes alot smoother,straighter, even cap. Remember on the cap beads, let each bead overlap to the peak ,or the crown of the last bead. and just below the bevel on the second cap bead. The second cap bead should be the heaviest,, and the last bead should be as wide as the exposed, ( first and second beads that are left exposed.) In other words, all three beads are the same Exposed Width ! Keep your main focus on the bottom edge of the puddle, and your beads will be perfectly straight. Once you establish your desired beads width, watch the sides of your puddle ,and keep it the same all the way around ! Never worry about travel speed !Flushing the top a little more before you cap will help the entire weld to look the same and have the same amount of weld metal all the way around, instead of being heavy on bottom and flat on top. 35+ years experience. Practice makes perfect! WELD WITH CONFIDENCE!!! Good Video !

[@adricrack881]

Thanks for teach your style you are a capable teacher

[@danieltuinayau4253]

Thanks for the Guide amd clear instructions. You're a Legend when it comes to Welding.. Cheers 🍻 👏 🤜🤛

[@nohyphens]

Very well explained. Don't see that often. Thank you.

[@brianrandall6341]

Appreciate ya 2016 Graduate TWS(Houston

[@lplytchannel1565]

Thank you for your great actual explanation sir..I salute you 👍👍

[@bradshaw448]

holy moly Jeff Bridges teaching welding good man, but really though good vid👏

[@ArcEyeJames]

I love how u detailed everything as u go along You earned my subscription for that!! Keep up the good work sir!🤗👍🏽❤️

[@speedracer87]

Fantastic video. It would have been a little more helpful if you discussed body position while running the 6g. Great video!

[@maridelforte561]

What. Nice move. Of. Eletricrode. Very nice Work.

[@chinwu9321]

thx for sharing the video,it is so clear to see

[@johnlangley6449]

Great job thanks Mr Doug 🤩

[@romatvksa4193]

Wow you are the very good instructor

[@maluksamra4787]

I am indan.i like this works.i join ur schools. please ur program . thanks 👍

[@davidtwumasi2684]

Great job men 🎉

[@NSW]

Nice demonstration!

[@MyJerrythomas]

I appreciate the camera man good job

[@fritzkraut4860]

Top ! Greetings from Deutschland 🇩🇪

[@billy.b652]

Well he’s explained it very good, and my hat goes off to him, and just love the yank’s accent. But why’s he using two hands, instead of one. Where I served my apprenticeship (Babcock & Wilcox) in Scotland, our instructor said it was always better to use one hand only, and used to poke your hand with a rod, if he caught you. I also thought his cap was quite rough, as his beads on cap was to far apart. But then, it depends on the quality of the rods. We were spoiled with Babcocks own rods, and they were brilliant for an immaculate finish on the cap. Murex vodex, was another good finish for inspection. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🥳

[@cdrive5757]

I'm sharing this video with some buddies to show them the work top a professional welder produces. Absolutely awesome! Wakodahatchee Chris

[@frisianweldaholic]

Nice detailed instruction video, 👍 great

[@markbarrera2440]

This video is explained so good

[@ElVic82]

So are you able to switch to different size 7018 3/32 to 1/8 rod for the cap? Or what do you recommend.

[@Weldinginlove]

Thanks Doug yo'ure very clear. . 🙏🔥

[@Skoot61]

- Can I take a 6G test at Tulsa Welding School for evaluation to determine if TWS can improve my skill before enrollment?

[@johnmoriarty6158]

Excellent video.

[@brianbeaubien7371]

Would be better if you would show your hand action and explain what you're doing with the cup. Thank you awesome job from one teacher to another!

[@randyneil6161]

Can you tell me more about that welding machine you are using in this video ?

[@carslarena]

Why first TIG Welding -fill it with a gap of 3 mm - 3 pass TIG welding and then ARC standard welding for fill up the gap with ARC 3 standard + [welding strength] instead for completely all the pipe union with TIG welding , it’s a question of weldings quality or the strength pressure proof of the pipe requires ? Another question -always follows start welding clockwise and finished clockwise it’s very important ? 0r start anti clockwise and finished anti clockwise or it doesn’t make difference ? Thanks for your time ,very much learning !

[@dameiondarthard3878]

clockwise or counter, doesn’t matter. just never tig downhill.

[@Polkcountyrebel]

Doug W hell of a hand.

[@jarivalkeapaa1225]

I thing don´t give up. If too repetive on fails try thin pipe for a change to see how root pass when arc length is ideal and no risk to keep it too long like multiple welds and something other then go back to pipe welding ( i tested on plate pa,pf,pc and pe after pipe 45 degrees felt really easy when struggling on them in the beginning). I did this 1 month in a row and was starting to lose a hope. Test what method works for you the best 2t/4t or minorc. With 2t on off from button be carefull to move arc on side before shutting to avoid hole and fail on certification( don´t stop in middle of weld, stop on side and go back to give it protective gas) . On 4t / constant heat is issue and gravity pull weld downfards. On minorc you can go hot and cold when needed but make sure cold is cold enough when doing the weld after bridge on down position when starting. For me technigue that you keep filler rod in normal angle 30 degrees after bridge and pushing it while moving it forward while following with tig helped. Need to keep 2-3 pressure on bottom compared to roof welding. When filler feel sticky but you can push it through it was right for me. I know there was too much heat when it goes pass the melt weld like nothing so i stopped and let it to run cool 2-10 seconds and tried to keep up filler rod and tig in pace. After bottom i started to just move normally keeping arc length minimum on root pass while constantly pressing filler rod to meld weld while moving forward and stopping when melt out of control to cool it down. Just got 6g pipe certification with root and hot pass on 4.5 millimeter tube. You can do it and instead of regret push through the wall you will hit. u realize oh it was this easy afterwards and muscle memory follows almost livetime. Don´t give up and don´t get stuck on same technigue if not close. We are inviduals. Experts can go it through with automatic but it need perfect timing on startm otherwise very easily undercut. 1.6 Tungsten 50-150 amp. 2.4 150-240 amp. smaller arc area on thinner tungsten. On 2nd weld if seeing other that shiny weld brush dirt of especially on tig and take a coffee rather than running it too hot to keep hot pass nice and under control. if u are using 2mm filler rod use next size for cap when starting and it is ideal. Make it to look like horseshoe and keep it between pipes when tacking. On 2nd tack you can keep it or not but make sure width is a little bit larger because heat brings it backwards. Root pass 94 amps and for filler i used 85 amp to keep it cool to avoid meld and did more spreading move. When doing certification make sure you are under limits of wps.

[@jerryfreeman8587]

I want to go to school here now.

[@josezendejas136]

I see you Mr. Doug. Great video with Great info & tips! BURN THAT METAL BROTHER!!!

[@rmbico]

Hi, can you talk about Body Positioning on Stick Welding especially on 6G or any other 4g (oVERHEAD() or 5g pipe. Thanks,

[@MohinKhan-iw6xn]

i also want to do welding

[@rodneyseiblesjr2176]

Can you do a video on how to Fill craters when doing aluminum and I love the school & videos

[@jarivalkeapaa1225]

yep Alumium and authentic steel are another they act like 2-8x video forward :D when going heavy iron cast but not for tig lol. best welders are around 50+ because they have live experience. My teacher was 50-60 but despite his age he came to show in real life and took 2 minute to get mask and show stick or tig or mig, or gas, no matter. 141,111,135, 311- . Tig need steady hands and 2 pair of them other need speed and a lot of knowledge. i Calculated if serious 6 progress in 1 year or if very good at 1 maybe 6 months to learn them all. Perfection years to come but acceptable weld.

[@osvaldorivero4242]

BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@raymondjolly9230]

great video what size cup are you using?

[@robertobundoc5624]

Good welder sir. I am also a combination welder sir.

[@larrymasterspowerbuildingc4477]

man looks so easy, but that's so far from the truth... excellent instruction. Thank you.

[@bedstain5045]

This dude is bad ass

[@eakd8271]

My boy Doug

[@joshpoquette525]

How long are you letting it cool in between welds?

[@ernestopuente7449]

What kind of welding machine are you using?

[@buttddvgytesch2610]

Wow amazing

[@sikderebrahim78]

It's good to have the opportunity to learn and ask about welding. I am learning welding (6g arc). What's your suggestion to avoid pinhole on the overhead or 6'o clock position?? And is it worldwide allowed to use any support tool while welding (like, you use that tool on your pipe) in a test?

[@babarbabar4339]

Good job teachers masaallha

[@elteacherleohi6599]

Bonito proceso 😻

[@MadyKanouté-j3k]

Good job i lik❤

[@williamthompson8254]

What did you guys use to video the actual welding portion of this video. I teach high school welding and was interested in creating some videos.

[@adrianakuzmikova1697]

what is the name of the stone at 1:44 ? I have never seen it before.

[@ANDY-we7mr]

I haven't either I used a flapper disk on a 4 inch grinder 😊

[@rabbithatethefox]

Hi Just wondering where i can find the levels of welding for tests?I see a lot of 6G welding on you tube is there more like say 7G etc? and does the basic testing start at 1G.I'm 30seconds into the video and I like this guy already.Oh and is the tests the same in Australia as in use the same terms like 6g or is it called something else?

[@jdanielcornu9921]

let me help you the number is "position" and the letter G means groove, there is 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G, usually test are done in 6G because doing it at 45* degree you weld in all positions in one, so they can test your skills to do it all in one pipe. Hope I help you

[@rajusarkar8808]

Good sir

[@FrankOwusu-dw6ri]

Wooo thanks

[@muratbuyukasik1878]

TEHANK YOU

[@FrankOwusu-dw6ri]

Good evening

[@samuelandrewudo8235]

Great job sir.. please where is this location

[@luissaldana3048]

What size the rod did you used in hot pass and what is your AMP too thank you very nice work 👍.

[@jarivalkeapaa1225]

Looks like 12 millimeter from 6 to all above certification. Filler rod looks like 2.5 millimeter minimum . 80 amps downline to 2.0 so perhaps 100 amps minimum for 2.5 filler rod. arc is under control so using lowest possible amperage. 120 amperage or more i would say. cOULD Run hotter but faster and harder to control. You easily notice if too thin rod or thick. thin need to fill too much and thick won´t melt at all ruining the weld with your heat that you need for melting the filler rod. He said on video 125-160 amp for hotpass.

[@THESKINIMIN1234]

He says in the video that he’s using 1/8” filler and that he likes to do his hot pass at ~140 amps

[@thompsonsamson218]

NICE

[@weldingbilgin]

Güzel olmuş 🇹🇷

[@luvkountry]

Wondering the reason your stinger is clamped onto your electrode about three inches down at 28:27 of this video. Is your coupon a Sched # 80? Great video. You make it look so easy.

[@jdanielcornu9921]

I'll do that for better control of the rod, just making it shorter

[@roypatterson9910]

I'm just starting to get into welding and just bought all my welding equipment, I was wondering, how long does a Tungsten Rod usually last? Thanks

[@roypatterson9910]

Another question, how long do you think an 80 cubic inch tank would last of argon and helium mix? And isn't that's what the best to use, which I was told 75% argon and 25% helium oh, is this correct? I was told that this makes the weld a smoother flow weld than straight 100% argon. Thanks

[@jan-vk5up]

Not the TIG welding. Use only Argon on tig. You think of Mig (compact tubular wire + gas sleeve. You can use argon on mig on everything, but as you say argon mix is better, but only on steel. But when you weld nobler steel as stainless, argon is best. And but when you weld Mag (filled wire with strokes for welding protection + gas) you only use argon mixture also on precious materials.I think argon costs more, but not sure? On tig you have the cape 16 liters makes 80 cubic inc 2 hours and 6 min not quite safe on this rain piece inc and millimeters is nonsense.

[@goatsinker347]

I would like to hear your thoughts on 6010 vs 6011 rods in the SMAW process. Why the 6010 is almost exclusively used for root passes, and why not 6011, because to me there is a big difference between the two rods in the way they weld. The biggest drawback of 6010 being its need for a much higher open circuit voltage.

[@jordan8168]

ive used 6011 for root then 6013 for fill and cap its dependant on job spec and the welder in question im from the uk and 6011's are often known as fleet rods the higher penetration can help for the root, also as we run ac power over here its more suitable to use on a normal machine or we would have to switch polarity for the 6010's

[@willierossal5212]

@@jordan8168 6013 ?????

[@jordan8168]

@@willierossal5212 E6013 rods just standard rods compared to 6011

[@TheoldRoss4]

I can control a root with 6010. If I try with 6011 it gets out of hand quick

[@WELDERITOYTV]

Best way.

[@luckynhlakanipho9236]

Can you please show us how to use stainless Rod

[@josecortezmoran7876]

Ok tank you too.

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[@rthawknatanabah1759]

Just like eating ice cream 😋

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

Remember kids you aren’t a cool welder unless you wear the silly welders cap. The wire wouldn’t be trash and you wouldn’t have to cut it off if you left it in the gas coverage for a couple seconds.

[@gopsonsimanungkalit739]

Are sure that you're wear profer PPE,,?

[@weldersvargas]

👌

[@samuelandrewudo8235]

Please anybody with information where to train a Tig welding in UAE

[@nosaiy821]

How do I become a students