Stainless Steel TIG Welding | 6" Pipe Schedule 10

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[@hotmetal459]

Knife edge, dollar bill gap, 95-110A, 1/16” wire for my sch10 roots. Fast AF and easy to keep a purge. Great video guys! I always learn something watching your videos!

[@7Tew7]

Can you do a video of this process of yours

[@FriedEggsandJellyfish]

@@7Tew7 He has a video doing back feeding which helped me alot. Wish he would post more stuff lol

[@renzcortado4597]

"Try to go quick, take your time" i like that

[@esea3553]

It makes sense to welders lol

[@eleazarhinojosa9075]

Lol

[@G-Hobbs]

That’s welding, sometime there are no words for what your explaining, just takes time.

[@dylan5367]

Welders bro 😂😂😂

[@dimehigh]

Good teacher, real down to earth cat, I prefer the kinda guy you can both listen to and tag team a joint with. Good job Brother, nice root. Thanks for the video.

[@PilotMcbride]

WOW! You could drive a truck through that gap! Top shelf welding, well done!

[@jeepwk6.5L]

Idk a qc in the world who would let you do a 3/16 gap… wayyyyy outside the parameters of the weld procedure.

[@markrodrigue6913]

I stopped by to see... and was impressed.. everything.. good teaching, good video.. everything was good..

[@abelsanchez8179]

Awesome I just got certified for combination pipe tig and 7018 just regular carbon steel pipe but also know 309 stainless on carbon steel... I learned a lot with this video thank you man

[@alexandermarquez7015]

This dude ain't no joke! RESPECTO!

[@benbreshears5138]

“Try to go quick. Take your time” sounds like our most recent safety meeting “We want to talk today about slowing down” 2 minutes later “Alright next topic is going to be efficiency”

[@scottdowell1976]

I would have walked the cup,but he is good and he is right what he sayin.I been welding for over 20years and have 10 certifications,but he is pretty dam good.

[@brianrandall6341]

That sounds effect though lol when testing for leaks lol

[@FriedEggsandJellyfish]

That guy's a good instructor, humble and well spoken. One thing though is to not brush stainless like you would carbon, do short strokes to the side instead of up and down.

[@mddenis1]

Why not to brush stainless?

[@Kooler253]

@@mddenis1 as long as it’s a stainless steel brush it doesn’t matter, don’t know what this guy is on about

[@myka.kspeechclass1945]

I find it better to do either up or down but lift up after the stroke and reset also always clean and I mean clean every piece of metal and everything that's going to be touching the work piece

[@santosrodriguez5067]

Good explanation tie in very important schedule 10 stainless

[@sansibaljurabbil8317]

Thanks ...for sharing ..good work.

[@austinhampton5674]

It’s those small little tips that make all the difference. Have always had a tough time with sugar in my root. I’ll try that “block” method with the tape. My argon has definitely been leaking out too much in the opening. Thanks for the tips brotha

[@Danielle-vw4hj]

Amigo siempre debes poner la cinta ,ya que sin esta es imposible hacer el pase de raíz y siempre se te colgaría por el interior o florecerá debido a la contaminación del oxígeno . Todo soldador tiene debe saber que para ejecutar un cordón de raíz en acero inoxidable debe hacer lo que se le llama el proceso de cámara para eliminar el oxígeno del interior de la probeta. Si Tu lo hacías sin este procedimiento osea de que hablamos . Espero mejores en este tema . Suerte y no queda más que seguir mejorando cada día un poquito más. Bendiciones desde Calama Norte grande desierto de atacama Chile . Atte Rodrigo

[@alcatraz9092]

wish yall put a lens to the camera so we can see his dipping method, nice vid anyway

[@Lunatech04]

Very good hints on the gap

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing with us 👍👍.

[@1ifbyland2ifbysea]

great video wish we had better arc shots of that root. you slicked that thing in.

[@billberger]

I worked at a shop that specialized in cryogenic vacuum and pressure vessels. We did a lot of sch 10 stainless. Procedure called out that we had to fit with a knife edge and no gap. .045 filler and a super tight arc was the best way to run that. It was super hard to get used to.

[@inverterville]

I did exactly the same , set up that is, feathered edge (no landing edge) and I had a 35 degree bevel. I fused the root run, as you say nor easy to master as you are never sure whats happening inside. I found when you arced up I paused for a few seconds before moving off and the arc settled and you know the edges were caught. The client did not want a heavy root flush was the preferred profile

[@billberger]

@Sayin wat cool

[@jeepwk6.5L]

@Sayin wat yeah well neither would a 3/16”s or 5/32 gap. Ain’t no real qc letting you go that far out of weld specs. Sch 10 is a max of 1/8” on paper. If ur qc let’s you get away with more they are worthless. Besides, if you can’t get full pen on sch10 with lay wire you can’t weld and explains why You need to back feed 😂… the dude doing no gap would smoke you

[@jeepwk6.5L]

@Sayin wat yeah 5/32 and up is not within code.. Qc can deny it if they want. Of course non union don’t follow code at all. root gap at whatever they want, run beads as wide as they want. Lol we can’t get away with that garbage. Obviously you never been in a nuke.

[@jeepwk6.5L]

@Sayin wat I get what your saying tho, some places are a lot more relaxed. But we always try to go by what the process calls for by certs and most are QCs are going to do the same. Say you’re welding carbon 6010/7018. They will hold you to that tolerance of a UA21 and so on. But I’ve been at steel mills that don’t give a fuck. But to say 5/32 and 3/16 is acceptable isn’t necessarily true. A lot of places will not allow it

[@brianbeaubien7371]

❤ Grace video brother

[@steveaumann6335]

Excellent video 👍👍 you are for real.

[@leonbrown9913]

Beautiful brother 👍💪😉💪

[@fabianmoya9896]

Good work

[@Primetime_dads]

Just wondering, why do y’all not just back feed it like you would carbon. I heard it’s basically the same

[@manukumarpandey9544]

Nice information sir😁

[@ashleyvan1300]

Thank you 🙏🎉

[@davidrollend219]

So i have a good amount of experience but i struggle to get nice colors on my sched 10 stainless caps. I can make it look nice but I think i walk too tight and i heat the pipe up too much? Ive had a few good ones but any tips is much appreciated 👍🏻

[@boroturkes7786]

Great job bro

[@vimalanicholas204]

Great👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏 from🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@yusni5]

ecxelente técnica saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪💪

[@atomarc1991]

Very impressive Keep posting

[@shafah200]

Good job

[@AngelOfdeath-t7g]

Brother if you doing like this welding..so why you don't use rotation table

[@scottdowell1976]

Dam good brother

[@DavidMartinez-du6gy]

That is awesome welder someday I will be as good right on brother's

[@Mattoilers97]

love this it's really getting me back into welding these tips are awesome

[@aliggatrigga4209]

lol

[@jasonlewis8107]

i’d like to see a video using 1/8 filler wire beceause they are common on the field unlike the 3/16. Aside from that, good job bro looks good.

[@Danielle-vw4hj]

En el proceso Gtaw no se aplica aporte 3/16 no es alambre , este se usa en el proceso Fcaw y va por milímetro ,desde 0.6 a 1.6 . Comúnmente en Gtaw es para chapas no más allá de 12 mm de espesor . Saludos.

[@michaelcostello6991]

Thank you. Good lecture.

[@brianmadison1359]

What size filler Rod was that 1/8 or 3/32

[@kf8575]

Only 55- 60amps?? Wouldnt even be that low with a 1/16 wire! No wonder it pulls on you so much! 5/32gap and 3/32 rod? Get the amperage up to 85-90. Doesnt close up half as much, punches the root through without fannying around backfeeding, and youll retain much better weld metal integrity. Much less distortion, less carbide precipitation, and less surface oxidation. Rather than having to use a 10 or 12 cup with argon absolutely huffing out of it to keep a decent coloured root, youd get a decent colour using a size 6 cup👍👍

[@mddenis1]

Please give some details on your method - what's the gap and wire size? Freehand or walk the cup? Feeding wire from outside?

[@thorstenkuper9156]

Good work 😉

[@welderfm7161]

Корень шва получился чёткий! 👍👍👌👨‍🏭👨‍🏭

[@Johnny-kc2vm]

In the union not timed they give u up to 8 hours

[@suseng5844]

Best welding ever.👍

[@jimmyolive8185]

What kind of pad were you grinding the stainless with, tiger pow or an average disk????

[@dariomacias836]

great....but you need to use both hands .....or you will have some trubles in a plant .boiler or refineries jobs...aanyway good job..

[@kf8575]

Not wrong there, Unless you can weld backhanded. Same as all the "walken the daaawg" bullshit. Learn to weld like that? What are you going to do when there's something in the way lol

[@EZNRG]

I can weld with both hands but I don't do it on video because there are new guys that would find it hard trying to do it with their opposite hand.

[@germirelixechevarria9748]

Nice

[@zarawey05]

De que calibre es el aporte que usas para el pase de raíz?

[@yusni5]

1/8

[@sibusisorichard9014]

Can I please ask if you are done with your root and you weld your hot pass. What did I do wrong when the root gets damaged in the process

[@nathanielclause2588]

To hot and or to slow, or sitting to long in the middle. Gotta focus your heat more towards the bevel face

[@alejandroalarcon69]

what size tungsten ?

[@alexandergarcia240]

Is there much money to be made in welding pipe? I mess around with my Everlast and I really like it but I'm not sure if I should take a course and whether it will be worth it.

[@curt714]

Yes

[@wafflexcopter93]

i make 95/hr rig welder in ND oil patch

[@pauloOliveira-nr8ld]

Very good

[@josephgonzales3573]

When you come to the bridge tack, what do you do next

[@markcampbell3317]

Stop before the bridge tack and grind it out carefully. Feather out your starts and stops and give it a minute to build your purge back up. Grinding sometimes traps air in there and it takes a minute for the argon to push out the air. Then, just keep right on trucking like that bridge tack was never there

[@miguelbravo4666]

The licking sound😂

[@jumiliquigan]

What is the correct ampers in the root pass sir 4biginer tanx 4 responds

[@alejandroruiz3333]

What happened to hjalmar?

[@mikeymoney8676]

What size wire was he using? And tungsten ?

[@xXxAtkinsxXx]

i can see the cowboy in the pipe when tacking. need to clean that up to not screw yourself if you're not used to it. especially for testing.

[@buckfuz]

Who makes the beanie he is wearing

[@busmaniaMAN]

Could you try to make video about 6GR smaw welding?

[@jrburnsred3666]

Are you supposed to purge it the whole time, or are you done with it after the root?

[@blueemu9725]

If you purge correctly you wont need to. But you should test the part and look for holes before continuing to weld.

[@mohammedshahreyar2190]

What is classification of filler wire ?

[@briang1561]

If A106 is carbon steel pipe what is stainless steel pipe?

[@DejaVu602]

nice weld,...

[@markcampbell3317]

I like a tight 1/8th inch gap on my sched 10. Turn the amps up and walk the cup all the way. Heat is your friend. Nice to see other people's methods. Always more than one way to skin a cat

[@markcampbell3317]

@Theone82 ain't that always the way, too. Lol

[@markcampbell3317]

It works on alloys though. That's the only time I use bridge tacks.

[@mddenis1]

Do you feed the wire from outside or back feeding?

[@markcampbell3317]

@@mddenis1 I do it both ways. I have good luck face feeding so that's my go to on the bench especially, but back feeding is a great technique to get a good root in a tight spot because you can keep the wire and your feed hand out of your way.

[@mdinamul8546]

Why did u use free hand.u have to hand movement with pipe and cup..

[@juancarloscalderoncastillo508]

Buen intento compañero 😎👍🏼

[@jamoumouloudia5945]

This is duplex???

[@elchnarc608]

Lo felicito compadre

[@goatsinker347]

Is there a way to use stick welding for stainless steel? (Since there are rods available for stainless steel.)

[@kf8575]

Yes. Check out Northern Sweden welding channel👍

[@PulpFictionized]

316 rods

[@DaltonP2156]

What size tungsten

[@adoniasadonias8029]

Why you not upload video 6" with stik?...?..?...

[@alexmandresko2450]

Root five points, weld facing sucks.... But overall the video is useful👍 From Russia....

[@gilbertovelez6697]

nice root keep make videos thank you

[@daltoneheath3601]

what happened to lamar?

[@GurpreetSinghSarai]

I want learn tig welding pls guide me

[@mikesmith3240]

We can you buy gold lens at?

[@germirelixechevarria9748]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ravikoralagamage307]

I want to learn.

[@justinothing]

Iam your 1k

[@jayrock997]

can y'all do a tutorial with alloy 20

[@ravikoralagamage307]

👍👍

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[@jimmyolive8185]

What gas is he using on this stainless?

[@curt714]

Argon

[@gabiamoises698]

Essa raiz ficou top

[@paradolimmuel4018]

How amp

[@jeffswanner5039]

Why are welders doing this style of welding? I see other videos like this and it's so wild. You don't just cut the arc and grind out a fish eye every time. That's nonsense. Ramp down your amps and gently swirl the puddle until it is tiny, then let off. Also, learn to weld SST without a gap. This whole key hole back feeding nonsense just wastes time. I just do not understand this technique. Also, yeah, have passed X-Ray many times. But hey, it is a good way to make more money by dragging the job out.

[@S0lidStewie]

That heat effected zone tho

[@kf8575]

Too high a heat input, caused by too low amperage causing too low travel speed👎

[@welderethes]

Joss 🙏👍

[@gregamer2000]

Como puedo comprar los cristales oscuro y si pueden enviar a España,gracias

[@jemmanuel09]

El primer comentario tiene el link. Envian internacional tu pagas el envio.

[@progpuss]

Why have a gap that wide , half that would be enough , nice job though

[@kf8575]

Because it's closing up on him because he's not using enough amps and is travelling so slowly

[@barajas821]

impresionante

[@scottdowell1976]

I can see he isn't useing a foot pedal,

[@alexscott730]

Welding tips for a 5g pipe test are all fine but nobody ever talks about what to do when the T joint weld warps the 20ft pipe being welded.Problem solving in the field type of shit....

[@Argon_welding]

Channel welding like to. 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍😘😘❤️❤️💥💥

[@kenyanr1]

Yall should do a video with yall rigs

[@miguelangelnoriega3798]

I wold like to see the puddle and the keyhole

[@tigmigevgeniilysenko]

Едва не уснул. Как же долго ты ее варил🤔 Ещё и зазор сделал на тонкой трубе. Зачем 🤔 Интересно бы тебя увидеть на лестнице, где 4 стыка следует заварить с нее. Как бы ты на ней уместился на настоящем монтаже?! Думаю для тебя бы построили царские леса американец 🤔

[@tig6779]

Корень +- норм заварил, остальное на 3с минусом, облицовка та вообще съехала вниз, и эти сварные считаются там походу эталоном 😅😅😅

[@tigmigevgeniilysenko]

@@tig6779 аргонщик там выше короля, у нас в колхозе, аналогов ещё нет в мире, тиговец считается не выше бетонщика

[@tig6779]

@@tigmigevgeniilysenko кстати подписан на тебя уже давно, но у тебя широкий прям профиль по сварке, я лишь сконцентрирован на трубе, нерж черняга)

[@tigmigevgeniilysenko]

@@tig6779 Скрываю от всех свои возможности, знания и другие данные меньше знают, крепче спят. Если рассказать все, скажут ???бываюсь. Знаний и возможностей столько, что не знаю куда деть. Идеи, разработки новые, изделия в единственном числе для сварки постоянно испытываются и внедряются в производство ёмкостного оборудования. Труба, это не так трудно, как резервуары термоса, спирали для подогрева, рубашки для охлаждения, сварная изоляция, люка, опоры, врезки, фильтра, моющие головки, клапана и другие технические и сложные устройства, вот это есть действительно сложности. Если бы мои подписчики меня все дружно поддержали, то выдал бы им куда больше информации, чем сделал на сегодняшний день. Материала очень много, времени мало.

[@jefferystewart8516]

Can’t see the puddle or the push need a darker lense