you should try ,putting your left pointing finger half way down the rod.and get the two hands of the whip,you will loose controll 2 fast in tight spots.
schedule 160 is the thickness of the wall of the pipe. schedule 80 is thinner and 40 is thinner yet. also, the wall thickness changes with the nominal size of pipe. 10 inch schedule 80 pipe is thicker than say 4 inch schedule 80. its all about the pressure its rated to hold. i hope you learned something from all that
schedule 160 (sch 160) is the thickness of the pipe. sch 5 being thin shed 160 being fairly thick. its a percentage of the diameter of the pipe if i remember right. you pronounce it "shed" 160
5g is a hard one for pushing that root through on the bottom but weaving the 7018 is fun if they let you weave, and on the job i found a easy way to stick weld, just keep the tig torch change polarity, grab a collet the size of the rod, and use the high freq start, used that trick on a 6inch shedule 80 steam line 7 inches off the ground the other day
it passed the 1 1/2 times operating pressure hydro test and why are you thinking that there are arc charicteristics with a tig power source that would cause a stick weld to bittle
if i had the room to hold that long enough of a arc and dont practice backtracking the arc to where i start laying the weld, then yes porosity could be a issue
pulling your certs for using your fingers half way down the rod? why? never heard such a thing and does not say that in the D1.1 aws book. i'd tell that inspector to shove it
You might work in a nuke, but you dont weld in one. Keep practicing and get rid of the chipping hammer. We're pipe fitters not blacksmiths, get a file.
looks like he back filled when he changed the rod
harrysven 1 year ago
looks like he back filled
harrysven 1 year ago
Good job man...
ozzieovb 1 year ago
schedule is?
rejuva 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me what a "schedule" is? Sorry I'm a begginer at this welding stuff....
Chevy77Monte 2 years ago
Thw wall thickness of pipe
shanelaf 2 years ago
Oh my god! you're so awsome. I love you're vidoes. Sitting there in your little booth practicing. I love you......Faggot
anchortrap 2 years ago
are you using any motion when you weld pipe?
amr7861 2 years ago
pretty mean push comin over the top
rednuck 2 years ago
you should try ,putting your left pointing finger half way down the rod.and get the two hands of the whip,you will loose controll 2 fast in tight spots.
elainmac 2 years ago
welding 8G~~~
goood6673 2 years ago
now lets see a 6 g
cowtowngangsta 2 years ago
good demo keep em comming [audio ?]
ravinrink 2 years ago
we havent learn it yet so if you dont mind me asking wats schedule 160 mean?
krazyraver69 3 years ago
schedule 160 is the thickness of the wall of the pipe. schedule 80 is thinner and 40 is thinner yet. also, the wall thickness changes with the nominal size of pipe. 10 inch schedule 80 pipe is thicker than say 4 inch schedule 80. its all about the pressure its rated to hold. i hope you learned something from all that
67outlaw44 2 years ago
schedule 160 (sch 160) is the thickness of the pipe. sch 5 being thin shed 160 being fairly thick. its a percentage of the diameter of the pipe if i remember right. you pronounce it "shed" 160
asmeIX6g 2 years ago
5g is a hard one for pushing that root through on the bottom but weaving the 7018 is fun if they let you weave, and on the job i found a easy way to stick weld, just keep the tig torch change polarity, grab a collet the size of the rod, and use the high freq start, used that trick on a 6inch shedule 80 steam line 7 inches off the ground the other day
superdave27656 3 years ago
i hope theres nobody around when that steam line lets go
elainmac 2 years ago
it passed the 1 1/2 times operating pressure hydro test and why are you thinking that there are arc charicteristics with a tig power source that would cause a stick weld to bittle
superdave27656 2 years ago
HF start causing porosity?
Nihilanthic 2 years ago
if i had the room to hold that long enough of a arc and dont practice backtracking the arc to where i start laying the weld, then yes porosity could be a issue
superdave27656 2 years ago
i work in a nuke if i did that they would pull my certs
quickshot1cav 2 years ago
pulling your certs for using your fingers half way down the rod? why? never heard such a thing and does not say that in the D1.1 aws book. i'd tell that inspector to shove it
oOoSymphonyXoOo 2 years ago
You might work in a nuke, but you dont weld in one. Keep practicing and get rid of the chipping hammer. We're pipe fitters not blacksmiths, get a file.
Box2ing 2 years ago
@quickshot1cav dont let them catch you?
bozzza69 1 year ago
what are you on about? your telling me you jammed a rod in the end of the tig torch??
asmeIX6g 2 years ago
you can do that it works just fine, you can even use the foot pedal it's pretty cool
USMCHicks6481 2 years ago
@superdave27656 I work for a nuke plant...they would pulll my certs and Fire me if i tried that...
FF16336 7 months ago