This is a skill exercise for tig welding fillet welds. With just a small bit of 11 ga steel, this skill exercise provides a ton of arc time on fillet welds with minimal time spent in preparation. I ordered some of the metal from jflf.org and some from a local ACE hardware store (the small pieces from ACE were very overpriced but I needed them right away). I cleaned it all using Walter 2 in 1 enduro flap discs followed by an acetone wipe. I used a #8 furick pro clear cup for most of the welding b

25 reactions | We had a great question on using 6010 rods over in the Weld App, and Austin is here to break down all the benefits of using these fast-freezing rods. Watch the full video over on our Youtube channel. https://youtu.be/-lX7rmNKbYk #welding #stickwelding #smaw #6010 #welder #questions #weldapp | Weld.com | Facebook

When you're stick welding with a 6010, rod you want to keep a tight arc length. When you get too long of an arc length the arc gets violent and wide, making it much harder to control. Watch Bob Moffett's Stick Welding 101 on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MKuUICV6-c | Weld.com

104K views · 1K reactions | Welding downhill with a 6010 or 8010 is possible because of the fast freeze aspect of the slag, but when is it possible to run a 7018 downhill? The safe answer is to avoid doing it all together, but if the work you are doing isn't to any code it is up to you. Watch the full video covering common myths about welding with 7018 on YouTube https://foxly.link/M8MlCF | Weld.com | Facebook