Stick Welding Techniques 6010 Downhill

[@MikeP350]

The best welding channel on the internet. Thank you for everything Jody. Goggins inspired me to go back to college, got my degree in welding with a 4.0 GPA, and this channel has helped me tremendously along the way.

[@philthyphil3324]

One of the most difficult things I've ever done was my 6g pipe welding test. I was brand new to welding, I spent hours and hours staying after work to practice. It felt so good when I passed. I put my heart and soul into the pipe fitter apprenticeship. Then one year in, the company shut down the apprenticeship.

[@smiththers2]

as someone whos been watching your videos for at least 6 years, and have learned a lot from them, im super happy to say that im starting a job in robotic mig welding next week! they will certify me in sheet metal by hand though as i go, so excited!

[@MechanicTools1]

Soldering technique is too good. thanks for sharing.

[@bogger_welder]

Appreciate the time and effort on the videos 👍🏻

[@warrenjones744]

Pipe welding is hard! especially when your 57 year old eyes don't focus as well as they used to and your not anywhere near as flexible as you were when you were 25 : ) I sure enjoy your videos Jody, especially the Tig welding. I suck at Tig welding, but thanks to your tutelage over the years I am much better at it. Cheers

[@PANTYEATR1]

it's been a while since i got a notification from you Mr. Jody. glad to see you're still here kicking, screaming and teaching💪

[@tntltl]

Great to see Andrew again a phenomenal welder!!!

[@bobroberson9286]

THIS VIDEO is a very good teaching tool and pipe is where the money is at for a welder !!!!

[@6pekXX]

The guy from the video, this Andrew, he knows how to weld! Nice video! Thanks!

[@jamesa7506]

I can and do appreciate the time and effort in both the welding and production of the videos. A fine job and great accompanied tool for those learning this valuable skill. Thank you sir.

[@tolhsge1795]

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[@markashlock9017]

Wow! Andrew has some serious skills! Also, GREAT Arc Shots!!! Thanks!

[@orbitalair2103]

True professionals.....they make it look easy. Its a lot harder than that, lots of work and talent there in you 2 guys. Thanks for making these vids.

[@MikeP350]

Agree 100%. It looks easy until you do it yourself, takes a lot of work to be as consistent as these 2

[@jac37]

Exactly. Positioning is everything in pipe. You don’t got that right rod angle you’re gon blow tf thru.

[@RC-Heli835]

The greatest blessing in all my life was to buy my first box of 6010 rods for welding bore casing. I started out with 7014's because that's what my dad liked and they do make a nice pretty flat weld but very difficult if not impossible on any kind of vertical welding or overhead situation.

[@jimkillen1065]

I always enjoy watching these videos thanks

[@ADJones-bn5mm]

Great video, thank you.

[@ypaulbrown]

some really great information and very clear picture and description .....thank you Jody and Andrew.....cheers from Orlando, Paul

[@edfrancis7584]

Just started college with pipe welding and this has really given me helpful information with how I should be running 6010 electrodes. Was having issues with the root and think the plate gap and how I was running the rod was the issue but watching this has given me a better understanding

[@MikeP350]

6010 roots take some practice before you really get the feel for it. Shove that rod in the gap and drag. Alot of people teach the whip and pause on roots. Alot of times it's not necessary IMO and it's easy to lose control of your heat and blow up the keyhole. My pipe instructor had 30 years pipe welding experience and taught me to do roots the same way Andrew is here. Was a game changer for me. Warm up the rod for a sec, shove it in that gap and drag the root in. Uphill or down.

[@edfrancis7584]

I was told and taught to pause and whip on the root and found exactley as your describing. Keyhole getting too big and loosing control. Going to just jam it in there and I'll let you know after my next evening course 😂

[@MikeP350]

@@edfrancis7584 It works great for me. I didnt know you could drag a 6010 like that until my instructor showed me. This is the first 6010 youtube vid I've seen showing this technique as well. The key is keeping pressure on the rod and the proper travel speed. Having the arc jammed in there chokes the voltage and keeps the heat down. I don't understand why more people don't teach this method. Good luck to ya, let me know how it works out for you.

[@rainsrapidly]

Lmao I just shove it in ... crackle crackle push push push... moveeee 😅😅😅

[@rainsrapidly]

Another tip... a closer closed gap will help u with keyhole control... some guys i work with barely like any gap

[@klue507]

Thanks for adding the video, I’m currently in a class for this and it is very well explained.

[@joedragaux8695]

thanks for the video guys. good stuff.

[@user-pe4sx7ey3m]

First claas , very easy to follow, well done .

[@Johnlu464]

Love downhill on 6010 red rod. You can step in and out of the puddle and just stack dimes. 5p+ works great also just have love for some red rod. Being a union steamfitter I wish they would train more apprentices to master both up and downhill.

[@rolsonray]

Hey Jodi, missed ya bubba...Im going to watch this just because I respect your experience , point of view, and just because your videos are always too shelf. Thanks Budd🇺🇸

[@jvazquez53]

Beautiful welds!

[@paulmorrey733]

Thanks Jody and Andrew

[@patdexter9188]

That 6010 might work on frames to for a root. This is crack repairs on heavy equipment, loaders, shovels. Then fill with 7018. Most of the time I fit a backer plate/ 1/8" strap then do the root with 3/32 7018 all uphill welds. This has worked well for me. The 6010 would save time for sure. I don't like using wire to much because its easy to over heat the work piece if your not watching the temp. Before temp guns I always did the spit test.

[@ianjoseph145]

Great video Jody thanks 👍👍👍

[@JuanTorres-uo3ol]

Muchas muchas pero muchas gracias por compartir su conocimiento, estoy iniciándo en la cañería y sus vídeos me han proporcionado lo necesario para encontrar la técnica!! Aunque no entiendo mucho de inglés, con verlo más lo poco q me han enseñado e mejorado!!!! Muchas muchas Gracias!!! Abrazos a la distancia!!!!

[@garypostell5268]

Excellent vid

[@Elkmonger]

I work a lot in refined petroleum product pipeline in the northeast. I haven't seen HYP on a weld procedure in 15 years. Also, most of the welding procedures detail same diameter rod for root AND hot pass. I mainly work on 16" and under. The only time I see 3/16 is maybe in a fill pass or cap. Guys also try and manage your fill so you end up flush or maybe just a hair low on the last pass before the cap. Keep this fill the same all around. No short striping. The inspectors are gonna be watching for that. Take care.

[@rezboy327]

Thank you👊🏽

[@adamstripp39]

Great video

[@Skhillz_FN]

It's been 8 years since I welded anything thanks y'all I know most of it I forgot my rod angle it's about 45 to 90 out front thx

[@RPMechanics]

Very good info and video.

[@garthbutton699]

Another great video thanks for your efforts🤗😎🤗😎

[@adelramadan4622]

Awesome work!

[@saidfahmi9805]

Good job 👍👍👍👍

[@KASTIANYCH_]

Очень Хорошо! Спасибо)

[@rainsrapidly]

Beautiful welding

[@giannirocco7492]

Desire,dedication,determination!I call this The Three "Ds"of Success!If anyone has and keeps The Three "Ds" they will absolutely succeed!This was my personal method,this is how I got to the top of my game as a union welder!(Plumbers and Pipefitters,local 725)

[@ВасилийСуровый-ш2з]

Блин у нас в России такого нет, все засекречено, да и видео уроков таких тоже мало, как хорошо смотреть такое интересное видео..

[@npdgnpdgpmgw6179]

السلام عليكم أنا احمد اتابعك من العراق .❤

[@amcj10]

I used to think I could weld ok, but watching these guys I realize I don't know jack.....

[@HauntedBranch]

Hey Jody what would you suggest for welding 4 in od pipe it's close to 1/4 in thick wall. I have 6011 3/32 and 1/8 - and 7018 1/8 rods . I can order 6010 rods if it would work better . Would this be a one pass weld ? what would recommend.

[@gideonevans9717]

Thanks

[@arturocruz1993]

Hey Joey, thank you for the amazing content. Besides pipe, when is 6010 good for? Can you make a video of when to use a certain rod. 7018,8018, 6010, etc etc

[@beardedgaming1337]

I'm just learning how to weld, have 110 volt wire feed. It amazes me how fast he can go on this and still get penetration into that thick pipe

[@mikemmcmeans]

3:06 you can see the flux action covering up 'the light'

[@chorgzent.3978]

Cah-den gotta add the sticker to the pancake hood! We all answer to one risen Lord no cap 🙏

[@charleschilders3216]

5p bead, 70+ out. We use 8010 pipeliners. Fewer companies allow hyp anymore.

[@Cruusher]

up 5 - down 5 .....Down 10!!!

[@TheSRBgamer63]

Hello everyone.I need to weld chassis of mine wheel loader ,it's cracked at one side and i was wondering what would be best way to do it ,which types of electrodes should i use ?.I don't really know what type of steel is on loader chassis,i've seen on internet many types of electrodes used for this type of fix. 6010 as root pass then fill with 7018 ,or even some stainless steel electrodes such as e 307-17 or e312-17.

[@antemarov3836]

Celuloza elektroda for pipe

[@kennetht66]

Do you change polarity on root ? Thanks

[@mr.hridoyahmed4131]

Nice🥰🥰

[@chappieworkz3288]

Awesome 👌👌👌 Welder here

[@mohamadyasertamr4658]

رائع جدا أتمنى أن يكون ترجمة باللغة العربية وشكرا لكم

[@jadegouge8239]

Good stuff

[@victoryfirst2878]

What is the reason for using 60s and 70s rod changes ???

[@matthewantolino5658]

In the video you talk about 7010 hyp rod, which is designed for vertical downhill(according to the Lincoln information), but the video description says 6010. Can you clarify which is correct for the video? Based on what I have seen of the video, it welds like 6010... but I have never seen 7010 run... either way I never realized that 7010 electrodes existed until I saw this video. Just wondering if I discovered a rod that would work for Field repairs outside of pipe.. Might be a new tool for the mental toolbox... or on the work truck Thinking about plans that call for 70XX Electrode... not needing a rod oven by using cellulose coated electrodes instead, could be beneficial in some scenarios.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

First 2 Plates were done with 1/8 6010 Pipe and third plate 7010. Techniques are pretty much the same

[@matthewantolino5658]

@@weldingtipsandtricks awesome. Thank you... going to have to grab some to run it... can't get better if I keep doing the same thing.

[@SimonDavies-g2n]

How do I stop getting slag inclusion when I do downhand position

[@ozdig2163]

Очень поучительно, ждем следующих видео. Вот бы увидеть обзор маски вашего напарника.

[@demethrey]

The hood is a basic pancake hood made for pipe welding definitely my favorite hood for all welding processes

[@christopelsihombing7875]

Mana diberlakukan welding turun buat tes.. Heang... 😁 Sai naeng dibahen do ..

[@MistaE]

Can 6010 and 6011 be ran straight or do those rods have to be manipulated?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

I have seen roots welded with no manipulation but all else seems to like a little motion

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing with us Jody, good information. Fred .🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻

[@Jessewren1968]

Thanks for another great video, Jody! For everyday, non-coded work, is there a difference between 6010 and 6011 rods other than 6010's must be run on DC?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

Not much IMO

[@chancesanborn7932]

The slag is a little heavier. Other than that they run pretty similar.

[@logangray3464]

@jesse Wright: I have seen 6010 ran on AC current and it ran the same as DC current. Some DC welders won't even run a 6010 electrode.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

@@logangray3464 inverters have changed the game. Even 7018 open roots can be run on AC with certain settings

[@waynegroves6922]

@@weldingtipsandtricks I've been hobby welding for over forty years, building street rods and motorcycles, mainly; however, a lot of my welding jobs involved heavy plate, for which I used a lot of 6010/11 - on an old 200a AC buzzbox. I've also ran 7018-ac rods on that same box, with beautiful, shiny, and flat beads. Up until one particular job, I didn't realize there were 7018 AC rods on the market.

[@Jamestreeman]

How can I get ahold of you?

[@shahdostwelder2117]

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[@vjjhbbhhbbb8433]

good

[@ickabod545]

Where can I get a welding hood like that?

[@Jessewren1968]

Do a search for pancake hood or helmet.

[@edwardclark3980]

5p or 5p+ ?

[@6pekXX]

Isn't 5p actually +++++ / like 5 pluses?

[@giottolaudo7672]

The techniques etc are all the same with 6011 right? (My machine doesn't like 6010) I know they're supposed to be essentially identical but I wanted to make sure.

[@giottolaudo7672]

@@luckyPiston I meant the techniques for downhill and uphill pipe, passes, etc, sorry I wasn't clear. Yeah, my inverter welder is DC only, but it doesn't like 6010... at all.

[@NickFrom1228]

@@giottolaudo7672 Yea, most DC inverters don't have the voltage to keep 6010 lit. Bummer. If I recall some are now coming out that will do 6010 but I haven't tried any. With 6011 I like AC because the bacon frying sound is so distinct you can almost use it as an indicator of how well things are going.

[@6pekXX]

@@giottolaudo7672 The machine must have a good and massive drosel/choke coil and a good reserve of voltage!

[@robmurphy806]

Is this a reupload..? Could of sworn I've seen this all before...

[@erush611]

Welding downhill doesn't result in porosity?

[@MikeP350]

No, it is very common to run 6010 downhill for roots and hot pass, 7018 is always uphill though.

[@erush611]

@@MikeP350 I was on a welding project in merced and the guy welding downhill was caught by the inspector welding downhill. The inspector made him grind it all out and as he was grinding you could see the pinholes all throughout

[@MikeP350]

@@erush611 with 6010?

[@manimeraj2634]

Aap Kahan say hi aap log kahan kam Karte Hain aap log ke pass Ham Kaise Aaye please bataiye na mera name rembo Salman

[@shahdostwelder2117]

❤

[@edwardclark3980]

With 5p+

[@WildWestGarage]

I always thought welding down hill would cause slag inclusion, what’s the trick here?

[@rich3633]

They're cellulose rods mate, so the slag freezes very quickly, they are designed for this sort of application. You wouldn't necessarily be able to do this with basic or rutile rods, although some are designed to be used for downhill. The manufacturer's literature will advise on what rod is suitable for the application you require 👍

[@WildWestGarage]

@@rich3633 Thanks, I figured it had something to do with the chemistry of the rod, I know down hand with 7018 is a no no.

[@rich3633]

@@WildWestGarage no probs dude, they do actually make a hydrogen controlled rod for downhill welding, I've never used it mind. I don't want to sound like a d**ckhead but downhand is actually the flat position ( for some reason?!). Downhill or vertical down is the way it's normally phrased, anyway, all the best pal. Cheers for the reply👍

[@WildWestGarage]

@@rich3633 Schooled, thanks.

[@rich3633]

@@WildWestGarage I only know because someone told me once upon a time mate. Same as everyone else 👍

[@safaatchannel4538]

👍👍👍

[@Then.72]

Not allowed in certain nations as vertical up is only allowed

[@treverwhoever]

Running 309 downhill.. little different than 60.

[@RrrRrr-yc5lk]

Hi iam a welder Sui nothern Gas company

[@Den-uw3rs]

Так и не могу въехать, чем эта чудо-юдо маска удобнее обычной

[@kevinreardon2558]

Still, thanks for not dumbing it down.

[@Killnet.111]

Приветствую колега. Покажи пожалуйста, как ты веришь в неудобном положение, ведь в практике случается, так что в большинстве случаев приходится варить в неудобном положение, покажи, как надо правильно варить. Взарание спасибо.

[@АлексейПлотников-ъ5й]

🛠🛠🛠👍

[@mahamudulhasan4169]

Laser welding is the best solution for welding

[@mdjamantalukdar7774]

My helip

[@mdjamantalukdar7774]

Me welder

[@МихаилАбросимов-ш3р]

Сварка сверху вниз нельзя!

[@6pekXX]

😄😄😄 And Böhler FOX CEL and others are not manufactured STRICTLY for that, right!

[@garyteague4480]

Seems he running a little hot for me