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@MDAMIR-er6nh

Жыл бұрын

MD Amir Hossain Bangladesh Co2 Wilder Striegel

Out of all the welding procedures I've done, gasless flux is really underrated and gets a bad rep but with the right settings and polarity it runs like a champ. It does take time to get used to, I will say but once you get it dialed it's an amazing procedure to run and it's good when you want to weld projects revolving thin gauge metal like square tubing and despite the rumors it's pentrates metals ranging up from Qutar inch and above. Happy got to See Gasless flux being used for once

@superdj2456

2 жыл бұрын

For me being a complete noob flux core was my most hated for vertical but it’s just trial and error so much

@indridcold1206

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's handy for a job I previously had repairing shipping containers outside otherwise you would chew through the gas having reg wound right up. It does take a bit of getting used to but I liked it.

@mikeymoney8676

2 жыл бұрын

I’d rather do any test besides this one any process

@rotam8680

2 жыл бұрын

wait till you check out nr232

@mattlawton4715

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree 👍

My first ever welding job was welding with this procedure, dont miss it one bit 😂

There are very few good videos with gasless fluxcore that people need to see. This one is nice. Good job 👍

@Sumonroychy

Ай бұрын

2:01

For these tests they really shouldn’t allow people to have an elbow rest. When I’m welding up in a boom lift there’s typically no arm rest. These kids need to make sure they’re practicing with no arm rest and with both hands

@dakotadaulton3148

27 күн бұрын

Ya I thought about that too

@acousticmario6109

19 күн бұрын

U could always tack a rest to the lift.

@canvas11xD

9 күн бұрын

What I was told is to first master welding with an arm rest and then free hand will come easier.

looks better than I would’ve thought .

Thanks, I appreciate that lesson.

I am a diy flux core guy and if you use best welds nozzle dip your wire and weld will run hotter and cleaner.

So cool seeing what others would see when ur welding. When under the hood u dont realize how much sparks/light/smoke are thrown off.

I bought a little 125amp flux core welder recently just for stuff that doesn't matter too much or to use where i dont have 240v access, and to be honest, if you know whats going on welding wise, it does great. Its different and more "violent" while welding but if you look past that, a puddle is a puddle. I find myself using it quite often when i dont wanna use argon or drag the generator somewhere.

@maxr1401

3 күн бұрын

Cheap harbor freight 125 is now my go to around the farm! Lays a nice bead with good penetration and like you said, a good extension cord or a small generator and it's anywhere without a tank to lug around. Highly underrated and over looked. Technology has gotten way better over the last 25-30 years, back then they were kinda crappy and I think that's where the bad reputation came from

Really good, interesting and well explained, thanks 👍 Mike , England

thanks for sharing this knowledge your video is amazing and useful.

good job and looks comfortable, something to try!!!! 👏👍👍👍👍

Yes! The Arcreach is awsome, I just picked one up my self. Can you do a couple more about fcaw-s with the Arcreach. Possibly using wire 1/16 or bigger?

Good job there Luke, FCAW takes a bit of practice, you’ve done well. If you continue doing a series of cored wire tutorials, I’d like to see a couple of things demonstrated ie , you do it with a K126 or similar torch/ hand piece. These are used in the field and also suitable for testing purposes. Next I’d like to see you diagnose some common field issues like incorrect polarity, excessive wire speed and it’s relationship to amperage, , too long/ too short stick out, the difference between ESO and CTTWD, mess about with torch angles etc. I realise that you are not doing paid “advertorials” but it looks to me like you are using NR211mp, good product and I’m not being paid to say that. Maybe eve do something with the T8 and pipeline wires..

@meddlewithmetal5054

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for requesting to see all of those topics you mentioned..They are all main points that are vital to getting this process dialed in ... I'm still a student myself and those are all the areas that if you aren't made aware how to do those properly you will continue to struggle so thanks for that keen insight.. Hopefully Luke will be able to transfer that knowledge onto video and upload it to youtube the same way he did this one...

una pregunta amigo, que es mejor hilo tubular 1,2 mm o hilo tubular 1,6 mm en vertical. gracias.

Great info!

That’s was dope bro 🤙🏼

Flux core got me into welding, now doing it hurts me on a spiritual level.

Really appreciate your video ☺️

In practice, innershield, is an excellent process choice. Innershield provides good penetration in less than perfect condition of metal and to effectively self shield the puddle.

Awesome welding thanks

What wire are you using? Wouldn't you need two more backing strip on top and bottom so it won't bend ?

Very good video nice welds.

Good job man.

Would have been nice to see a picture in-between passes. Looks great! So many people don't like flux core because they can't see the penetration. I guess I have done enough stick that I can relate to flux.

@jesuszprieto963

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@jerryrivera7704

11 ай бұрын

I wanna change the way you word your sentences you sounded very suspect.?

What happens to the backing strip? No one ever shows that, i guess grind off but is it stuck all the way?

Hell yea best welders come from Brownsville Texas 💯💯

Can u do some more 1/16th flux core wire having a lil trouble with it

I’m glad I don’t have to fill beveled 1” thick material like you’re doing here. Those ten pound spools aren’t cheap.

great vid. I would have liked to hear what the wire diameter is

What’s up man new to the channel. Do you guys have any videos on the basics of NR-232? I been looking for a while I haven’t really found any videos of the wire being ran or explained in detail.

What size wire is that?

Why no closeup of the finished cap and then no video showing some bend test?

In need of a third tube of 5 litre gas for a small 130 amp MIG welder I bought flux-core instead and reversed the polarity inside the machine (25 year old simple machine). If one is reverting the polarity of an older/simpler machine you might need to reverse the polarity of the wire feeder as well. Mine was simple, but they can be wired differently so make sure before you buy flux-core.

Can you make a video from the 1g test with mig welding.

Love seeing that locally made in the USA Profax FC400 mig gun. Not sure if y’all know but we offer a gasless setup for this gun and our HD mig guns, that helps with the spatter buildup. Would love to see that in the next gasless video. Keep up the great work guys, y’all have amazing content.

@russellmckay8896

Жыл бұрын

I really like my Profax gun at work. Not sure the model number but it’s the most comfortable gun I’ve ever used

Burns just like a 7018 we weld on structural out in the field... our test was re bar with 2 3/8 plate the heat is what got most people

@gelato3389

2 жыл бұрын

What do you run it at? I test for this tomorrow

Could you make a video with a T8 wire in 1/16 0.72 or 5/64? Lincoln nr 232 nr 233 Hobart xlr8 or esab coreshield 8. In actual structural welding no one uses t11 since even the largest sizes are rated for up to one inch. T8 runs so different compared to T8. I liked the video just please do a video with T8. And if possible do a 1g or 2g with t6 wire like Lincoln electric nr305 those are the wires a lot of iron workers use for column splices in flat and horizontal since it is much faster. Thanks

Greetings Luke, what wire diameter u using up?

Wondering what diameter wire you used and its my understanding that a bead of 3/4" max is recommended for e71-t11.

@jca66

2 жыл бұрын

Idk where you are but here we would never use e71-t11 for anything this thick. Structural is nr-232 and max single pass is 5/16.

@terryjones341

2 жыл бұрын

@@jca66 I was referring to stacking beads to a max of 3/4". It's allowed. D1.1

@terryjones341

Жыл бұрын

thats what I was thinking

nice tutorials good job

Exelente trabajo 💪😎

I'm new to MIG welding, so have lots to learn... The .30" E71T flux core wire i use is marked as single pass, but you are doing multiple passes with it. Does that mean you can use it for multiple pass or do you have a multiple pass E71T flux core wire? If it is single pass and can be used for multiple pass, is the something special i need to know to do that?

@davidpalen2543

6 ай бұрын

use 212 innershield for multiple passes

What diameter wire were you using? I watched the video and read the comments but I didn't catch that

@_hector__

4 ай бұрын

0.035

what was the hood he was using? big fan

I always have trouble seeing my puddle when I run E71T-11, because of the smoke. Is there anything that can be done to improve the situation?

@goldeneagle_wld245

2 жыл бұрын

Yes negative pressure help a lot to dissipate the smoke and you can see the weldpodle more clearly

@Anchorarms69

2 жыл бұрын

@@alkohall4185 Yeah use a fan on a lower setting, not so high that you get porosity, but high enough to clear some of the smoke away.

@kirkragland7563

2 жыл бұрын

Use a fan pointed backwards to pull the smoke away never point the fan at your weld you'll almost always get porosity.

Love love you guys!... More flux core stuff... We use it allot on the east coast... and, ship yards....Getting it good sometimes can be tricky.......Esp, with diff thickness' of metal....

@AlexAlvarado956

2 жыл бұрын

I use flux building offshore rigs in tx more flux vids would be great flux is a lot trickier than people may think

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I like it. We can not use grinders in our test just file and brush. Your is nice 👌

@elkvis

2 жыл бұрын

D1.5?

@travisjones9508

2 жыл бұрын

@@elkvis looks like it

@jordanaguilar284

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah same here dude I'm trying get my 4G 1" in flux

@travisjones9508

2 жыл бұрын

@@jordanaguilar284 run it a little hotter 4g

@goldeneagle_wld245

2 жыл бұрын

If you had the machine hot enough in the right settings you don't need to grind but it take some experience that everybody can master by practicing

no stringers ? per spec ?

So with gasless do u not push or angle up on vertical like u would with most other processes?

@randomschittz9461

Жыл бұрын

If you pull with mig you get deeper penetration.

Nice job. Would clean the buildup around the nozzle.

I’m taking welding as my trade and I live in ga but I’m thinking of moving to Cali or Texas. This question is for anybody but is there anything I need to know. Like tips, rules, techniques, etc. In my first year of welding, I’ve done Oxyfeul Cutting, Stick, MIG (vertical, horizontal and overhead) and Flux Core (vertical, horizontal and overhead). I have very little experience with TIG, I’ve only watched my instructor do it.

I've done test up to 6g, an not ever used a backing plate. When did useing a backing plate become a test factor? Alway's started this test straight into the bottom of test plate's burning threw the tack, then make the transition while pushing the Weld forward, then point back down to bottom of starting point, then transition wire straight on the root walking back n forth, then at the top, run up am position straight on top of test plate the same as starting point. For me making all these transition's on test plate's, really help's when the test move into pipe Welding Test. Question, is the backing plate for beginners?

@Bigcountry.2500hd

2 жыл бұрын

He did a awesome job with the Welding Test.

@Bigcountry.2500hd

2 жыл бұрын

Would been nice to see the grind out, bend an break, cut up to see just how well Flux Core stand's up to, Stick/Mig Gas, Tig. Not seen a Flux Core Test plate bend an break test, or one Cut into piece's.

Looking to weld a few pieces of railroad track together for an anvil substitute. What is your recommendation for accomplishing this so it will hold and last??

@robertblackshear8963

Жыл бұрын

@My Name Lol. Man you're crazy lmao.

@robertblackshear8963

Жыл бұрын

A 250amp stick welder with 5/32 11018 rod will get it done easily.

@ryanabdool3421

Жыл бұрын

Wat brand of wire are u using

Man that dude knows his shit

CAn you put the csmara litle bit clos to the fillet in every pass...when finished de fillet ...keep close the camara and pass over slowly to see...

What's the wire size 1/16" ?

great video, but was that cap under 1/8 of inch >.>

Is the wire speed 22,3mm/second and the ampere 123?

can you go up hill or down hill in this test

Do a video w/ Innershield NR 232 .068" wire & NR 233 1/16" on 1 inch as well

@doalex2085

2 жыл бұрын

Oh;! Must be a Ironworker , ( 232 )

@charlieisquierdo1033

2 жыл бұрын

@@doalex2085 232 would be very interesting to see on a root pass lol

@Eric-gq1xd

2 жыл бұрын

been waiting on that video to come out

The shipyard I work at has banned gasless mig which makes me sad.

Wht's wire size?

Is that NR 232??

What size wire is that???????

Whaaat;! Using a grinder, out here in California, as an Ironworker, we use (232) flux core, but we can’t use the grinder, but thanks for the tips, I have to re 🆙 my certs!

@alfredoalonso728

2 жыл бұрын

NR 232 and 7018 uphill everything!!! 😂

@jca66

2 жыл бұрын

You’re speaking my language.

@davidarriaga1896

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yea bro 433!! This man won’t get away with that arc length on 232/233 out here in LA!! And your jumping to high bro you gotta slow down and keep it tight like a dike !

Pls can you do 2g open root, 7018 all the way. 🥺

School made me not like FCAW S at all but this video is very different from how they taught us

What wire is this?

Brownsville Texas baby!

I thought you couldn't grind your root for it to qualify, at least with the CWI's I have certed with haven't allowed grinding on root or covers.

I wonder what the speed difference is between this Flux test vs Stick for this test?

@garyteague9555

3 ай бұрын

Stick would be slower

Nice❤

Different ways of doing it. My cwi does not let me weave my welds

Sweet ...

i certified with nr-232 nasty stuff... lol had fun with it, was goofing around with it and drilled a hole thru a 1" plate 🤣🤣🤣

@Marlboro.Reds1776

2 жыл бұрын

You’ll punch right thru if you push it going vert up right? I hear that shits gnarly.

@jca66

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marlboro.Reds1776 it's not. Yes it like to run hot but it welds smooth as butter.

@madcapmagician6018

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marlboro.Reds1776 it was funny i just held it there and let it burn thru ... =O lol

@Marlboro.Reds1776

2 жыл бұрын

@@madcapmagician6018 yeah sometimes I’ll just get the urge to just sit there and let her eat thru

I just started going to a welding school and most folks tend to BM flux and i dont undesrtand why???? ive only done it for like 2 days and im already in love with it lol

HOW MAECH HEAT DESTSION FROM RUN IT LIKE

Why not use tip dip and spatter spray?.

I'm surprised that you didn't put a land on the bevel

I use DSFCAW all the time. I would really hate the slow travel speed of this process.

What polarity did you use

@dennisyoung4631

2 жыл бұрын

Electrode Negative, I think.

@ypaulbrown

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennisyoung4631 yep...dc-

I run that heat and speed and blow through immediately. 18.5&125

👍 nice

all good , how ever your settings here are for your situation , sharing that info has no bearing on others situations, also you can change and reduce heat as you continue for your pc heat is increasing , for the heat input has no where to go, as you reduce your heat in this can youll gain better control as you progress through the weldment and have less hang out on the cap as you complete the process

can we talk about where companies use these weld process applications? i never see gasless?

@WeldingForJesus

7 ай бұрын

The in-laws run a mechanical workshop and they do almost exclusively shielded flux core. It seems to be the new standard around here. Like wearing suspenders and a belt simultaneously, lol.

Is using that like stick welding?

@duanehenicke6602

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

why use the nozzle with no gas? NM, took it off.

Hi mate, how to apply work in texas?, from here in western australia, hope you help me to fine job in texas, thank you

Esta muy fria le falto mas temperartura

How is it you’re using a grinder. I’m a union ironworker and the only cleanup tools we were aloud to use were the slag ax and a wire brush.

you never said what size wire

Shielded fluxcore must have been invented by someone in the gas industry!!!

I wanted to see the bend test

@jca66

2 жыл бұрын

Fail for sure. Those weaves definitely left inclusions.

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Does fluxcore put out harmful fumes?

@_hector__

4 ай бұрын

Yes

Pausing on the toes is right pronunciation!💥💥💥💥 good weld though🤜🏻💥🤛🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💯🇺🇸🏍

Does anybody know if flux core with a shield gas is considered MIG or not? That's what we called it back in my day. Because you're using an Inert Gas..

@richierich7663

Жыл бұрын

It’s called dual shielded welding

@randomschittz9461

Жыл бұрын

It’s actually called gas shielded flux core, dual shield is a trade name of esab.