3G Uphill Dual Shield Flux Core D1.1 Test

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[@welderprincess133]

This test is what I'm going to be taking tomorrow, but on 1" plate. Should I increase my volts and wfs like maybe 30 and 400??

[@Gss-ih9vq]

How can I get in touch with you do you have a number

[@demarcuspatterson4006]

This guy taught me how to weld from KZbin 🙏🏽💯 no lie 4 years ago I withdrew from welding school watched this video before an entry weld test and ended up passing all positions on first try and was offered a 1st class welder job 🙏🏽💪🏽💪🏽❤️ I appreciate you bro but unfortunately I switched industries and now build airplanes plans but I’ll never forget you changed my life bro much love 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@karimaburkes4872]

I never seen him remove the slag

[@princeyeboah3775]

😂​@@karimaburkes4872

[@99juanaguila]

I went to welding school and you dont know how much regrated. Is way cheaper to buy a decent machine and generator and practice alot eventually you get it. Plus watching this helpfull videos.

[@cmmr5548]

“Burn learn and eventually y’all gonna earn” 💪🏽

[@爪丂乇尺爪卂几]

the more u burn the more u learn

[@downhilldaddy9346]

@@爪丂乇尺爪卂几 I learned because of all that I burned

[@jedhatcher252]

not in Florida

[@downhilldaddy9346]

@@jedhatcher252 how so? I know some tig welders out there making good money

[@mikejohn3265]

Depends on different factors. There is more than one type of welder. Each has In my area pipe makes more than structural. Tig>Mig. Some areas are saturated with structural welders.

[@idontthinkyouknowme8903]

I usually don't make comments on these kind of videos but, Thanks for the encouraging the new welders out there. As a guy with over a decade, I needed something like this back when I first hit the road. I had Jodi from weldingtipsandtricks but he wasn't like you. You can tell that you teach and probably deal with frustration from your students. Keep going bro you really are helping 💯 💪!

[@home-slicedevin2614]

I'm greatful for this channel if I didn't have this I wouldn't be able to pass my test for the simple tips and tricks he taught us! Thank you very much for everything I'm working for a union and making 38 an hour doing flux !! Couldn't be more happy and blessed

[@josepacheco9479]

Where at?? 😭 I’m doing flux in Houston for 18 an hour 🙃

[@nitrix3353]

@@josepacheco9479 nah fr

[@tird108]

You ever live in citra FL?

[@bubbaluvv]

@Weldtube if i was learning how to weld all over again, id spend money to learn from you...well spoken, knowledgeable and you take the time to explain the setups you use (rare quality)...ive been welding around 20 years but im not above learning new tricks from your posts...your page is gonna help add to the next gen of welders...thanks for sharing your time and knowledge

[@stylex19]

That was a quick 14 minutes even without time-lapse. Thank you for actually TEACHING us instead of just showing. This is going to help me nicely in school.

[@donhawkins8366]

I’m 65 been welding for 50 years u very sharp keep up the great work and video I watch so you can remind me of all the shit I have forgotten thanks

[@markcastellon222]

As a guy coming in to the trade from a totally different one. These videos have helped a lot. Just got a job doing some welding on trains among a lot of other maintenance issues on them but definitely love the work. Never thought I would actually be welding but again thanks for the videos. Loving every minute of it

[@eliassisneros5390]

I have been welding for 15 years and i have never seen a guy his age have so much knowledge.... I have seen him mig, tig and stick and beautiful welds everytime this guy is very talented i always tell my apprentices to watch his videos to learn all the different procedures.

[@timothywise4625]

No lie your one of the few that run a high setting for 3up that I’ve seen on KZbin. Good stuff

[@waynekoshiway8657]

Higher the settings the more it burns and pours the metal into the weld plate.

[@golz9785]

My first weld test this Thursday and I’ve done everything but fluxcore...I think I’m confident I’ll pass. Thank you for uploading this video it has all the details & exactly what I needed to see. Wish me luck 🙏🏼

[@jotk5978]

was your test with gas?

[@masonmcfarlin4640]

Did you pass?

[@johnnyfontane6911]

How'd it go my first is Monday

[@kulgreah]

as great as this video is, what he's not showing you: - thoroughly clean w/ a wire wheel or grinder between each pass -allow the plate to cool some between passes so it doesn't warp too much

[@waynekoshiway8657]

WPS sometimes don’t allow wire wheel or a grinder. Be prepared and use a brush and chipping hammer (sharpened).

[@mijnballenmetpoten]

He tells in the video a couple of times thats its important to clean between te beads

[@bdegree88]

@@waynekoshiway8657 Yeap. For sure no grinding on root pass or cap as far as AWS goes.

[@joejitsucomics2456]

thought the backing strip acted as a means to prevent distortion so you could put multiple passes without waiting ?

[@bdegree88]

@@joejitsucomics2456 backing strip is so the groove isn't open root. You are thinking of "Strong back" plates. The only thing I've waited for cooling is before you do the cap. That way your beads do exactly what you want with the desired penetration, fusion, and visual look of it.

[@JD-qq9cn]

It's important to remember to let the plates air-cool in between passes. You don't want to keep putting heat in continuously and you absolutely don't water-cool it. A good temp gun is great for an AWS test

[@armoncuellar4585]

S

[@golz9785]

Spartan Crimson - how long do you let it cool between each pass?

[@aztecakidgames3672]

Golz 150• is fine or you can also touch it real quick to see if it cooled down

[@greggboone6011]

use your finger nail

[@farmerx165]

@@golz9785 1 cigarette

[@hennygee215]

I’m in welding school right now stuck on this particular section, and I gotta say man I appreciate you for this video because it’s taught me a lot !

[@williamadon9520]

I'm a beginner in this welding World but I really liked this video. Greeting from dominican republic..

[@cjamonwilliams]

Dale hermano.. Puerto Plata.! Me encanta!

[@stockholmcindy6793]

Greetings from the US!

[@bradleypumba]

Greetings from ls los Santos lmao

[@davidw3634]

Great video. Showed this to my son who is going to a tech school for welding. Gave me some tips as well. I am bye no means a certified welder but have been stick and mig welding since highschool and you have enlightened me to a few new tricks that i can use to improve on my skills. Thank you

[@iceman0191]

Your clearly a smart and great welder! I enjoyed this video but I was so excited for the end so I could read all the comments of people acting like KZbin welding inspectors. I’ve been an ironworker for years now and I mostly stick but would like to be good at flux core as well. I enjoyed this video thank!

[@ebogar42]

Go take a class at a tech school.

[@jacobpereira7045]

This guy is awesome honesty, from one welder to another man great tutorial 🤘

[@509Glock22]

Very good video really good informational! I'm about to go do the 3g 4g flux test for work and I learn a lot from your advice, I'm going to run it exactly how you demonstrated it, so much appreciated! 💯

[@quintayperry8684]

i appreciate u man your vids have gotten me thru welding school i graduate march 24, 2021

[@joshuafrazier5186]

Just took this test for certification last week, it was quarter inch though. Keep posting videos. Really helpful seeing different perspectives different styles.

[@aztecakidgames3672]

Joshua Frazier the test plate or backing bar?

[@larrybeatson6352]

I'm a TIG welder for SS and exotics but now everybody wants to mig weld. I am looking for a new job and have an interview and weld test tomorrow. I wanted to brush up on numbers and movements and I'm sure I'll do well now! Thanks bro!

[@codytackett7373]

I been mig welding small parts for years now. Got a test in an hour for flux core structural. Havent done it in 15 years. Hoping this helps me refresh. Best of luck to you

[@larrybeatson6352]

I took my welding test and I have to say, it looked like a machine did it! I was really good back in the day when I did it a lot but its been a while! When it came to the money part, they said my welds were cold! They weren't. Its just your basic tactic to pay less money! I use to do the same thing when I want a boilermaker company. I'm not going to take the job because the pay wasn't right and they don't have insurance! I was amazed at how good my welding looked and ran though! I know on my next test, if I have to mig, I'll be just fine!

[@chuckb9595]

Hope you learned a valuable lesson to never take a test without knowing the pay and benefit situation beforehand. Your time is as valuable as theirs.

[@baddonkey6876]

Woulda been nice to actually see each bead after a pass, you just kinda jumped straight into the next pass everytime

[@爪丂乇尺爪卂几]

just do a bead right next to other bead toe side

[@wintermute8903]

Flux is not like solid wire, there is no difference between a beads just go straight up.

[@samweldtv]

@@wintermute8903 how about intermittent stop? how much time do you need to rest before the next pass?

[@SweetSugarCoat]

If he doesn't show it to you you can't take it... He could have and he has another videos maybe he was just scared to show his work... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@굿울산마이스터배관용]

I really enjoy these non standard application/process videos, no one else is making this kind of content! Awesome video!

[@mrt4755]

almost every other welding channel makes this content and better

[@stockholmcindy6793]

"We're gonna drag all the way up" Proceeds to push the entire weld

[@stockholmcindy6793]

@Travis Thacker I'd say he's a great welder and he knows what he's talking about, but his use of "drag" when he was pushing was kinda funny to me.

[@knightrider1545]

@Travis Thacker you sure i only used 225 ipm .045 3/8 2g cap

[@ITigweld]

With SLAG Ya DRAG

[@joedirt2862]

Exactly

[@markashlock9017]

@@stockholmcindy6793 : Also kinda funny that he kept saying to be careful with wind when using flux core. Didn’t quite understand the philosophy behind that?

[@Neoncollects]

Wish I had you for an instructor.. Went to Tulsa welding school and that place is straight cookie cutter. Had a quick demo and the instructors would go wonder while you had no idea what you were doing. I've watched a ton of your videos and think "why was I told I HAD to do it that way" when I see you do something that would be more comfortable for me, and still be right. It's been a few years since I got out of the school but it put a bad taste in my mouth about the industry and didn't have the drive to become a welder after. Anyways, watching you teach is making me want to go practice again and get into again for some side projects.

[@scottlanders3812]

That's not dragging. That's pushing

[@kylechristie5792]

Vertical fcaw it don't matter yes if it's slag you drag generally

[@achillislaststand2024]

You gotta have a push angle uphill or the puddle will fall out on you esp with dual shield FCAW

[@markwildt5728]

That's definitely not dragging. They always say "if there's slag, you drag" but I've discovered that holding it at a strait on 90° perpendicular angle works best for me on Dual Shield Flux, regardless of what position I'm in...

[@robertblackshear8963]

​@@kylechristie5792Exactly. I've even passed all my dual shield tests pushing flux core like MiG. I got it down packed. Sometimes on my horizontals I would actually burn clean through the existing slag. When my Primeweld arrives I'm going to post a video demonstrating it.

[@javarisb23]

@@markwildt5728 90 makes my puddle fall everytime 😢I have to tilt the nozzle

[@assabetmetalfabrication6143]

Excellent presentation Good subject matter for flux core Always keeping in mind what the WPS calls out No WPS no clear understanding of your weld qualifications testing Keep up the good work that you do In your presentations

[@sillokoboyentercomedy5730]

Wow thanks man I'm going for a job test on Monday for the job i found newly, and this was exactly the test i was told I'm going to meet there , and now i have learnt a lot on this VIDEO i pray 👏 that i pass the test and get the JOB BIG THANKS MAN 👍👍

[@muddyblunts7187]

SILLOKOBOY ENTER COMEDY did you get it bro

[@josephkingston9252]

Clean each bead before running the next bead, NEVER run a fluxcore bead over a previous one if you haven't first knocked off the we flux.

[@jamesbaker4810]

I have been welding with flux core for 2 years and yes the wind will mess up your weld everytime. Good video my weld brother

[@samturnau2383]

james baker weld into the wind

[@aztecakidgames3672]

If its gas shielded yes

[@K-Gu5]

How are you considered “dragging” when you have a 15 degree push angle

[@ronnrayy5449]

I think he's just misspeaking. When he's saying "dragging" I think what he's actually meaning is just dragging the puddle, almost as if he's running a stringer bead. I think he's just trying to say he's dragging his puddle and using no manipulation

[@sillokoboyentercomedy5730]

Wow!! thanks man, I'm going for a job test on Monday. for the job i found newly, and this was exactly the test i was told I'm going to meet there , and now i have learnt a lot on this VIDEO i pray 👏 that i pass the test and get the JOB BIG tho I was told it's 6 PASS all the same. THANKS MAN 👍👍

[@georgistoev3817]

Did you get the test :)

[@tonisoldasecosouza6443]

Sou soldador desde os 15anos,hoje tenho 59,e contínuo soldador de alumínio, barramento rígido de substaçao.gosto do teu programa.nota 10.

[@justicebodman4433]

Burn, learn, and earn I like that. Nice video thanks for taking the time to explain what your doing as you're doing it.

[@literallyfat5761]

Does this apply to non-flux core as well? Currently in college and struggling with doing this. I'm either to high on my beads, getting valleys, or too far over on my cap. My root pass and hot passes look really well, which is a shame that if I have one minor mistake on my cap my professor doesn't pass me which is understandable. But all the hard work, prep, and having to adjust to my environment compared to work just to not pass because 1/32" of my cap has a valley. In my booth at school I have no room to move, no where to put my arm, and the only way to get the work piece stable is a makeshift vise attached to a tube. Only if you could come visit my college and see what I'm dealing with. I'm adjusting every which way and trying to over come many mental obstacles but my brain just won't let me. Welding is my passion, love, career, hobby, and everything in between. My life revolves around welding. But I am just struggling.

[@Trippyzard]

you are supposed to learn like that, if you learn in a perfect booth, when you get to the field you will be in over your head when you have to weld from a fixed position, I learned in similar conditions, the only thing you can do is keep burning that's it.

[@Imwright720]

It’s nice to see a young man who wants to be the best at his craft. It SHOWS !!!

[@edgartex9853]

background noise seems fitting. 10/10 vid 🔥

[@ajjames6613]

So nervous for this test. Glad I could watch this and learn. Thanks.

[@WesleyJr1590]

Nice man. I am currently out of school right now. Personal stuff I had to deal with. But this motivates me to get back into it which I will. Love the videos!

[@ebogar42]

Did you ever go back? My friend had personal issues too. He's in prison. lol

[@thomasgillespie4770]

Thank you for your videos I just landed a job $28 an hour it's been two years since I had to weld flux core and you really help me brush up on it keep up the good work

[@MrHhenderson228]

Thomas Gillespie what company?

[@thomasgillespie4770]

Owen steel

[@robertgeiter7242]

Young man I have watched Your Vids keep up good vids

[@diablosgarfishingtvdgf3656]

Very helpful brotha got my first FCAW test next week, let’s roll🤞🏽✊🏽

[@pwonlyhome81]

I may be wrong but i thought flux core welding creates slag on top of the weld... if that's true, wouldn't it be better to chip away that slag before stacking a nother weld on top of it

[@chuckb9595]

Pretty sure he did that for time purposes but check the end where he clearly says to clean after all passes.

[@KingHalbatorix]

Southern Pride / Dixieland there are flux core wires made foruse with gas (dual shield only) and types that can be used without any gas. dual-shield-only type wire leaves a lot less slag than gasless. in fact even solid core ER70S6 wire leaves some slag in the form of silica buildup (the S in the designation is silica content) but you can usually just weld over it without trouble.

[@ericnelson8108]

Where are you these days best welder ive watched on weldtube

[@kencaton6377]

I see a lot of plate test done with backing plates. is this the norm now. the last plate test I did was with no backer. It was quite a while ago tho.

[@rob420bie]

D1.1 is a structural welding code, so 99% of the time the joint has backing or is back welded. It's also FCAW, which is almost never open rooted.

[@jodymontez693]

Nice, gonna take my 3G test tonight. This video helps so much. Wish me luck! Thanks 😊

[@alpheusyokal2004]

cheers bro will be having a test today, wishing me luck bro. from Pacifica somewhere small highland :)

[@seththomas2490]

Aren't you pushing instead of dragging?

[@aaronjumet4445]

He’s definitely pushing that entire weld. If there is no side to side motion, that’s called a stringer bead, not a drag.

[@dalemehana4820]

Yep, when the gun is in front of the weld pool, your dragging. Behind, your pushing.

[@dalemehana4820]

@SwampyI see you've answered your own question, with a stick welder I'll drag an overhead.

[@dalemehana4820]

@Swampy yes it is

[@williammontana5024]

Great video and of course u got the grinder guys in the back lol i miss school thank you for teaching

[@JorgeHernandez-lx3mu]

I wonder does he clean or not the weld after every pass?

[@GhostFiire357]

He just cut the cleaning out of his video is all.

[@GMdrSlump]

yes clean and wait a couple minutes to let it cool down

[@pwrovld]

I got my boilermakers' journeyman certificate in 1978, and I have welded Dual Shield for most of the time since then. (Recently retired) Yes, you should clean your weld between every pass, no matter what method you may be using. And yes, you will need to give the test plate some time to cool down before continuing on to weld the next pass. That being said, there are instances where not cleaning between passes is totally acceptable. One example would be intermediate and cover passes on a horizontal butt joint.

[@albertopena1506]

You should clean it after every weld either by using a wire brush or a grinder with a wire wheel. And i personally don't wait for the plate to cool down after every weld i do. I just weld, clean and weld till i finish and i have never failed a welding test.

[@alexanderschwartz6612]

Yes he just cuts it out

[@georgeguerra4615]

Thanks im looking for work right now and most of the work is mig and flux core i live in katy so i hope they call been applying but it helps a lot just watching over and over again thank you

[@originaloso8599]

Never welded a day in my life, but this is some interesting stuff.

[@johnw4590]

Nice demonstration! I usually take a few minute break between passes.. for cool down period..

[@Dm-dw3tr]

On 1 inch plate I will bump down the volts a bit because the plate gets hot. I usually wait until cool to do the cap.

[@bobbyortega7870]

Good to see us yungstas puttin it down, I'm 13yrs n da game, mad skills young man!💯👨🏾‍🏭🔥

[@Aethelbeorn]

8:00 So satisfying. I'm doing this test tomorrow. Should do fine. My weakness is travel speed. Wish me luck!

[@youcanthandlethetruth6976]

How did you do on your welding test?

[@malaina681]

This was a great video. Super excited to be welding and this was so helpful

[@fasteddieskustoms]

Did you need to let the plate cool at any time during this video?

[@DerrickFishes]

He says in the video to wire wheel inbetween each pass. I'm pretty sure there was some time between lasses he just edited out for the video

[@fasteddieskustoms]

Thanks Brother.

[@samturnau2383]

Fuck it, burn it in hot!

[@cwhateley5353]

Love the video and your patience . Good shit it's videos like this that help people ...

[@GeekInJeep]

The one thing I found a little confusing in this video is the terminology used. You often said to "drag", but that isn't a drag travel angle. That's a push angle. You do clearly show early on that you aren't going to drag, but push. The point you were trying to make was stringers versus a weave, but at least for me (i'm nearly through getting my welding degree) I think the phrasing used can confuse some.

[@9484Anthony]

ViolentLotus yea looks like he meant no manipulation just a straight run

[@garnerday7149]

By drag, he meant dragging the nozzle on the the walls of his bevel.

[@GeekInJeep]

I'm not saying I am confused. I'm saying that new welders familiar with proper terminology could be confused when he says "drag". A drag travel angle means your wire is pointed back toward the puddle as you weld. A push means your wire is pointed in the direction your are traveling toward the front edge of the puddle. He's doing a push. As for him dragging on the bevel with the nozzle, no. That would make his stickout way too short. His nozzle isn't in contact with anything. It's a great video. The guy has great skills. Just saying the way he used the word should be reconsidered for future videos.

[@tdo7d11]

ViolentLotus That was 100% push, but how he was taught might have something to do with it too. I’d also add that the voltage/wire speed changes as the plate becomes hotter or allow to cool a bit between passes. Depends on the test parameters...

[@GeekInJeep]

tdo7d11 Wrong. That was 100% push travel angle. www.millerwelds.com/resources/article-library/mig-welding-the-basics-for-mild-steel I'm in pre-qual for this stuff right now.

[@amendfuse4276]

These videos seriously make me want to travel the 2 1/2, 3 hours every day to take your classes in Houston/Pasadena. Awesome content!

[@ebogar42]

I have a great welding instructor at Aiken Tech. He knows his shit.

[@chuckb9595]

Ok, and????

[@boostboy787]

Do and uphill one without the backing strip, with penny thick gap

[@robertbradley6946]

I'm curious as to when backing strips became a thing, Certified in structural in 92 and we didn't use backing strips. Not knocking it just not something I saw or used for any bend test.

[@boostboy787]

@@robertbradley6946 at the shop i am at now i did one without a backing strip, this video helped me alittle bit but the only diffrence is i aint have no backing strip

[@pwrovld]

The code book for D1.1 is for mechanical and structural weldments. The parameters for open root butt joint D1.1 certification is --- --- 1/8" root opening, 1/8" land (the face where the point of the bevel is removed) and 22.5 degrees bevel on each plate, except the horizontal position. In which case, the lower plate is 90 degrees, and the upper plate is 45 degrees. Pipe Welding and Rail Road have their separate code books with different parameters.

[@AM-rz8uo]

@@pwrovld open root dual shield?

[@pwrovld]

@@AM-rz8uo yes. Dual Shield/ carbon dioxide shielding gas, was certified for all position, all configuration usage (not pipe welding) by Newport News shipyard in the early 80's I was a journeyman welder at Marinette Marine at the time, and was part of the team that developed the procedure to certify the Marinette shipyard for all position Dual Shield welding.

[@tracy3060]

Im just going through some of the replies and laughing because your title explains its flux "core" and shielded with gas "dual". At the plant i work at here in 'Victoria TEXAS". We use esab dual shielded 1/16 wire. This video is very helpful. Since alot of our welds are tested "Full-Penatration". On base plates and other material. It's a structual plant. The test is on 1 inch plate 3g. there is not a landing and the plates are butted up sometimes both plates are beveled to 45 sometimes only one is beveled and one squared. I quess just depends on how supervisor feels that day. If you pass the visual the QC lets you back guauge the weld then run up vertical beads to fill and cap. That is a bend test but our welds are UT'd other then on the test. Most people I've met do not know how to back guage to get the trash out. Ive seen alot of videos but not one teaching how to back guage to get certain structual jobs. If you know what im talking about make a video to teach others. If not send me a halla and I'll help you out. I'm right down the road brother.

[@nicktaylor2740]

AlexTracy Reyes hi. Went to Victoria college myself, and landed my first job at Safeway railway services. Was curious to see what plant in Victoria you are working at? Thanks

[@taneilsimpson4689]

Excellent hards works pays off in everything’s in your life’s times

[@jamesstokes6925]

Just wondering I been welding for 30+ years and still learn new technologies for your videos. Why tig weld pipeline? I was taught stick and flux core.

[@subjective8423]

Crazy, I always did cursive e’s but this is way easier thanks!

[@donibrasko7524]

Good job,superweldman!!!I'm like see work this man)Sorry on my English!I'm from Russia)

[@weldingjunkie]

Do people realize your using dual sheild wire or do they think you’re using gasless flux core? The title seems like you are using flux core wire. Great video tho

[@TheGatOmatic]

Welding Junkie it says dual shield

[@weldingjunkie]

Alex Worth yes he changed the title I know. It wasn’t like that.

[@TheGatOmatic]

ah ok. thanks for clarifying

[@rogerslawncare7260]

It would never run that smooth if it wasn’t dual shield!

[@weldingjunkie]

Robert Rogers the title just said flux core for people just starting out wouldn’t know how smooth it is or isn’t but you’re right.

[@NOOne-im5vg]

You do make that look easy

[@givenmahlangu1266]

Hjalmar : “ I’m ready to burn, are you?” Me : yep

[@WeldersIncLlc]

Weld on..

[@45lxudmouth27]

Took my test today and passed it easy money, started as welder and doing pipe once a week ojt not bad for 19hr.

[@rudyrayaaw5138]

Which flux core wire are you using? NR-211, NR-233, NR-232 ? There are many different flux core wires and they all run different? NR-232 & 233 you point down hill and stack the weld instead of pushing it up hill like you did here. By looking at it I'd say this is 211 or some equivalent. You do know what you are doing, you are a good welder, but it would be helpful if you were a little more thorough in your explanation and consistent between what you say and what you do. example, tacking opposite corners then center, then you tacked 2 corners on the same side letting the backing strip pull up a little, also you say dragging it uphill while you were pushing, and never go side to side then you can go side to side a little as I'm doing here. I'm not trying to bash you, just give some helpful suggestions so your viewers may be able to learn a little more from you. If you are ever in Fresno, stop by AAW and say hi.

[@rexwolfe147]

Its 71m its a dual shield bro. Thats why he was talking about the wind.

[@rudyrayaaw5138]

Where do you see anything about 71m? In the first 30 seconds he calls it flux core 3 times. His communication skills are lacking. He even calls it flux core in the description. I'm not doubting your call on the 71m, but he never calls out what he is welding with.

[@zenteno5p]

do you forget to name 311 too

[@TourettesOrc]

RudyRay AAW - you make good points and I was wondering about that too.

[@adamterry6972]

I wish you guys would do a cut and etch at the end of your videos! It would be nice to see the welds individual beads internally, and satisfying. Keep up the videos though!

[@nathanscheele9197]

Is it not necessary to clean the flux or the slag from the previous weld bead? Edit: should have watched to the end.

[@garyteague4480]

Nathan Scheele if it’s a test I would wire wheel every pass because you don’t want to take any chances

[@sarahgarza501]

Thanks for your video very nice and helpful. You're great at all your vidoes. Great info.

[@BrazilWeldsMessiasCarvalho]

Another great video my friend!

[@janjanrosas8030]

can you please teach me how to weld between the root gap.. so that i can get a nice penetration at back part of the plate?

[@BrazilWeldsMessiasCarvalho]

Eu ainda não vi a venda essa máscara de solda em nenhum lugar Paulo!

[@bobbuilder8707]

I've never tried flux core with my everlast welder. Great welding shots.

[@abrahamramirez8036]

Can you show us how to weld with NR232 inner shield structural fluxcore wire on 3g and 4g positions thanks brother shout out from the H 🍇🤘🚀

[@zenteno5p]

look for that video with same words there is another guy making a video with that proscess

[@iamcancer3298]

232 is definitely a beast all its own.

[@rubenescutia45]

Good welding boy tanks for sharing and still up loading more videos I'm an older welder but we can still learning from each other god bless you

[@hilmihusaini677]

Bro what current to do this fcaw weld . Can you do step by step current adjust 1. Root pass 2.hot pass 3.fillpass 5.capping

[@the1andonlysupergooch31]

I've always set mine to 25amps and 350 wire speed everytime. But that is just me

[@sanyboy9186]

@@the1andonlysupergooch31 300 ipm or 350 ipm? Tq

[@chrisross5843]

All my 3g`s were 1/8" gap, no backing plate on 1 in plate.

[@mannyman1429]

Open root with flux?😂

[@juanverrette1308]

✌️💯 Brotha,I needed this extra edge of knowledge becuz I’m a beginner and I struggled with the vertical corner,etc just last week. I see now that my wire speed and Amperage was wrong!! Preciate chu!! 🤜🏼🤛🏿 I’ll do better futurely!! 🙏🏿☝️✌️

[@jimmydunsing9652]

Your not dragging, you are pushing.

[@subaraja9028]

BNo jhRe

[@subaraja9028]

Jimmy Dunsing in until

[@craigdonaldson6308]

Looks good. Think you should mention for beginners who watch this that it's dual shield Flux core

[@rexwolfe147]

Dude is a beginner.

[@craigdonaldson6308]

@@rexwolfe147 his drag is more of a push also

[@tbboy6532]

Do that on a 1" plates

[@jdrizzie123]

Just passed a vertical welding test on 1 inch fluxcore with .35 of a inch wire. Its not much different, more passes and more time to let the plates cool down and not exceed 400 degrees. If you ever take one im sure youll pass if you take your time and watch the puddle

[@rossauce8896]

This video is going to help me so much thank you

[@sebastianfunes3352]

Nr232! Next!

[@jesseromero9748]

Hey Mr. Weldtube is that 3/8” material or 1” ? Seems like 1” and also I’m sure you don’t quench the piece, so talk to us about whether you go ahead and start the next beat after the next or if you wait a couple of minutes between every stringer for the temperature to lower? If so how long or how can you battle that, to avoid any burn through

[@mitchelaymara6178]

Amigo los vídeos debe hacerlos en Español, ya que los que vemos sus vídeos no sabemos inglés

[@alexanderrodriguez5500]

Eso mismo pense yo ..Dave set que los videos solo estan echos para los we habla inglesa. Para la proxima no me molestare en Carlos.

[@kevlarshanahan1087]

This is really good, but if this were just flux core would you have your gun at the same angle or would it be more of a true drag angle that is pointed back into the puddle?

[@markbroad119]

Ok you can weld but, maybe you should learn about flux core, the wind playes no part in porosity, with mig yes, because it needs the gas to push atmospheric away. Flux core is used by Iron workers because they can be in the wind and it still runs prefect. Nice video, other than the wind thing.

[@motoz3939]

mark broad Hes using an esab wire similar to 71M. It uses gas and flux. I will admit it's confusing with the description and some of the terminology he uses though.

[@motoz3939]

Look at the nozzle even

[@RUSSPATCH1]

It’s called duel shield flux core. The reason he is talking about the wind is cause with duel shield it’s use gas and flux core wire. a lil wind will screw up the weld.

[@GeekInJeep]

Okay, you can comment in KZbin videos, but you should learn about dual shield flux core....

[@weldingjunkie]

He’s using Esab dual shield it’s not gasless flux core you still use C25 gas.

[@DrewW-se6pe]

How long are you letting it cool down before laying each bead? Thanks in advance 🙌🏼

[@downhilldaddy9346]

“Porosity town” 😂

[@typond7491]

😅😅😅

[@johnbennett2259]

Okay, great weld but two things. Why do you say "drag" when you are pushing? Also, you said "don't let the wind come in" I thought the idea of flux core was so you weld outside?

[@Boot2Ass24]

John Bennett maybe this guy has never touched 232, 233( 5/64, 072)🤷‍♂️

[@ericdelanoy9570]

He means stringer when he says drag

[@jakeb6909]

No stringer means no weaving or electrode manipulation. Dragging is when you put your electrode away from the direction you are traveling verses pulling where you have it pointed in the way of travel. Usually if there's slag you drag so you arent in your slag deposit trying to weld out

[@biggs9702]

I been welding 15 year the kids is good and I love the video

[@taneilsimpson4689]

Weldings is my passions am working so hards for to get my dreams to come To me in my life’s hards payoffs in everything’s wen you put gods firsts 📝📌🥽👉🏻📚📚🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏻‍♂️

[@salmonslayer707]

Could you possibly do more videos using Lincoln's NL 232 .072 with no gas ? I'm a Union Piledriver and we use this stuff exclusively for structural welding in the field. I'd love to see video using this wire doing 3g on 1" plate as you are here. I'm having some troubles in my practice and I'd appreciate your advice. Thanks ! ⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@fabianmoya9896]

Man I can never set the machine right when testing.. ones I have the machine set or/ have someone set it for me I will it and pass.. such a head ach.. good job bro u always kill it

[@Antattack22]

Fabian Moya when i worked out in the field i would write it down my wire speeds and temp so i knew what ball park i was in more less when i fluxcore welded in Louisiana i like to burn hot

[@TROABATIN]

When I did me welders certification on 3/8 plate my instructor didn't let us use a backing plate. I did it on a open root ..