West Virginia welding test...6010 downhill with Miller Trailblazer 302

[@PaulDavis-r9d]

C.B. , you know what you speak of, a true master of his trade ! 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸

[@NBSWELDING]

👍

[@petermccuskey1832]

From WV and have been welding over 50 years. I never pay attention to what people say can or can't be done, I just do it. Love your attitude.

[@derekbryant6137]

I was taught to weld with gas engine powered welding equipment and I'm glad that you put this video up if it carries a puddle it can fuse a joint if it Stacks iron it Stacks iron thanks for sharing this

[@kevinthorrington2131]

I started welding 46 years ago when I was 12 years old. I started on a Lincoln Idealarc 250 AC repairing logging equipment. I learned to weld vertical up, over head, down, and flat with 6011 and 6013. Never had a weld break. People underestimate AC welders and 6011/6013 and what they are capable of. DC and 6910/7018 is nice but not necessary for basic repairs. Good honest video. Happy New Year!!!

[@bsquadrider]

The majority of the repair work that I do where a weld failed was mig welds not stick.

[@n2sport1]

I never doubted your weld, but when you beat the crap out of it with that sledge and weren't even breathing heavy... Then I was IMPRESSED :-)

[@MadGunner]

NBS - Happy New Year! This video is a great start for the new year. Back to the basics. Welding done right!

[@namarhodge568]

Oh! The naysayers and armchair quarterbacks that have no clue. Love your great, honest conytent. You remind me so much of my dad. Gradeschool through high school, dad did the exact same type of business that you are in. What a great childhood experience.

[@erikslagter3231]

I think this is one of your best videos

[@brent8922]

People should know not to doubt you if they've ever watched your channel. Thanks for all the lessons CB!

[@NBSWELDING]

Thank you so much!

[@protonhead1]

My 2004 301g has the sweetest arc of any machine i have used.

[@bsquadrider]

EVery dairy barn in my area that's been standing for the last 60+ years was all built with 6011.

[@billyhorton5779]

"When you learn to work with what you have, then you will always have everything you need "...................

[@NBSWELDING]

That's right

[@albanliege4989]

very good job !!!! very happy new year Mister Welding .....

[@michaelgoergen6702]

Twenty seven hits with a sledgehammer that is mighty nice good job thanks

[@ai4313]

I like your style Sir!

[@NBSWELDING]

Right on 👍

[@francodeiuliis1562]

There was no doubt in my mind Cheers from Nova Scotia

[@downhilldaddy5282]

The parent metal cracked but the welds didn’t 💪🏾

[@NBSWELDING]

Yessir!!!

[@AllanBirch-yw4cc]

NBA, Happy New Year from Australia!! I can’t weld or fabricate at all but I love your videos and how you share your knowledge and experience, solely to help others. Your no BS approach is refreshing and your skills are top notch. I would trust your word (and CCE’s) totally. Stay safe.

[@tdotw77]

Isaac @ICWelds is up there too...

[@545el]

I'd be happy with that.

[@hanford_adventures]

shyster got me laughin! happy new year!

[@NBSWELDING]

Happy new year!

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Problem is I used to consume thousands of lbs of 6010/8010...1/8 5/32... Welding rod. Some 3/32. Only have about 1000lbs left. How's that NBS Welding says. Well when a track units come back from a pipeline job. There are 2 to 6 36lb? case left on the machine. Have to go look at a tin. Not even opened. Every yr it starts to pile up. Great job on the videos keep them coming 👍👍

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

The people will say of course it won't break. It will bend at it weakest link and that's where the hole ends. They will say it should of been a solid 1/2" plate. NBS welding I'm not in that category. I totally understand what you are doing.. 👍👍

[@fordlav]

Sir fantastic video thank you for doing this.

[@ghilreese3413]

Perfect. Thanks for the videos.

[@allenbrown7820]

Nuff said ! 👍 Happy New Year and Be Safe!

[@charliejoyner1055]

Happy new year another great lesson

[@samuelscragg7052]

I love it! From WVa I really like to know my source of information about anything that I take in. As a farmer welder the number 1 in the third place in a welding rod designate all position rod. It’s totally amazing how someone would trash a gasoline engine driven welding machine. On 9 out of 10 service trucks in southern Indiana they are miller bobcats or Trail Blazers machine the other one are Lincoln’s. So as you have proved the person speaking this nonsense wasn’t welder or he just uses a wire machine and would probably drive himself nuts trying to figure out where does the wire come out and where is the trigger hidden on a stringer. Good new years video.

[@babalu1126]

I weld with what I have, mig tig or stick. If it safely holds, and does the job (success). I’m not a welder, however I do a crap ton of welding for work. CB, I enjoy your content, went back and watched every video. Awesome work my friend. Sorry to hear about your cat.

[@jackdawg4579]

I always use 6013 rods, I live in a hot humid environment, I do fabrication in spurts, might do none for months, then I might burn rods for a week solid. For me, 7018 is just a pig of a rod to try and store and use in this environment for the way i work, and the 6013 can kick about the workshop for years and still weld perfectly. The strength difference between the rods doesn't matter a toss, I'm not welding space shuttles.

[@parts7959]

You can’t go wrong with a trailblazer

[@sefaucon3839]

Well , that is a very good test for me to convince me a lot No need to say moore I trust you more than those keyboard-engineer You are a good teacher 😅😊😊😊😊😊

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@williamthomas9463]

Well, there’s proof! And, as far as the gasoline engine drive welders are concerned, my original (I own my third one now) 2005 Lincoln Ranger 305G has 7650+ hours on it right now and I just used it two hours ago. Other than oil and filter changes, I’ve replaced the battery, the muffler and the circuit boards once. It’s never not been more than enough welder for the job and yes, I do weld on heavy equipment whenever the need arises.

[@tdotw77]

CB it was almost like you were showing someone uneducated how to do something! Good job! Happy New Year 🎊

[@NBSWELDING]

Happy new year!

[@peetky8645]

sweet

[@gordjohnson70]

Nice welding. Good job. Pipeline welders weld downhill with 6010 all the time. Tabs bend easier when they are hot. What would happen if it was frozen at 30 below ? Something (?) might break like glass.

[@NBSWELDING]

I don't think freezing it would make any different result at all

[@rifleman1873]

You passed!!

[@NBSWELDING]

Yea Buddy!

[@grumpyguysoutdoors]

The pass didn't look that ugly to me.

[@ls2005019227]

Guess I haven't been in the right interweb chat forums.....bc I can't say that I've ever heard those things- (about 6010 downhill or using a Bobcat/Trailblazer) Your welds looked good and were obviously strong; but it feels a bit like you dug a ditch....to fill it in again 😂🤣

[@gillihansmobilewelding]

So, it said "ugly pass" but you never showed an ugly pass. 😊 Man, I use 6011 all day long and people always tell me i need to use 7018 instead. Most of the stuff i weld is 1/4" or below. I'm not welding anything critical either. I think you just felt like beating the sh!t out of something today.😅 Thanks for the video!

[@NBSWELDING]

You'll notice the 6011/6010 (any cellulose based rod) as being brittle when stitch welding...stitch welding is where 6010 welds might have more of a tendency to crack than 7018...and 7018 will do a better job to purify unknown or dissimilar steels with its heavy low hydrogen fluxing ability. But when you weld solid all the way around something with 6010 then there is nowhere for cracking to start so it's very strong when ran well. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@tracyboen3493]

get some

[@Cholton222]

Good job. Most 20 yr Olds can't swing a sledge like that. 😂

[@NBSWELDING]

Thanks

[@YR7A]

There are 1000's of miles of pipe held together with nothing but 6010 and 8010. At the end of the day stupid people will always have something stupid to say.

[@hubertrobinson8825]

If that's not good enough then tell em do it their damn selves

[@raymondquave2843]

Oh no your supposed to use 3 /32 6010 that's what all the pipe welders use lol,, then cap it with 7018 lol most of them never use 5/32 7018 because they dont know how to vertical weld with a big rod

[@arthurtanchak2411]

I have no doubt that you can weld it

[@NBSWELDING]

👍

[@sargentslaughter3509]

Looks like all them armchair welders might think again.

[@sawboneiomc8809]

I don’t think you hit it hard enough.....you stopped to soon

[@jamesqualey8600]

Ain't gonna break. But damn run a 7018 1/8 uphill. Same but better. Catch your breath.

[@NBSWELDING]

What would be better about spending more time running a smaller diameter rod that deposits metal slower while wasting time and energy making piles of slag...can you explain how doing that would improve anything I don't know what else could be done to make the point any clearer yet somehow someone still doesn't get it

[@georgesimpson3113]

Are you making a music video or a welding video? Loose the music. Lets hear the buzzz and the welding.

[@NBSWELDING]

Noted...I like the music but many don't...the sounds of the welding become very strange when I speed up the video like I gotta do so it doesn't run too long...recently did a video without music and wondering if anyone will comment about the lack of music when I make it public