Flux Core Overhead Welding on a Beveled Plate ~ Tulsa Welding School
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- In this video, Kase For, Welding Instructor at Tulsa Welding School, demonstrated flux core overhead welding on a beveled plate.
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They shouldn’t have posted this. “Came out pretty good” bro there was a lot of Porosity
The purpose of his video is to show process. He has an exhaust fan that causes major air movement over the surface. This blows away shielding gas. They normally run with the curtain closed as well, which helps. I have personally welded with that guy, and can promise, nobody can run wire like him. How about we just thank him for giving us his time?
I would like you to do this video again, explaining what the gap is, thickness, torch angle, inter pass temp and wire + gas combination.
If you could, would you also place a light source to illuminate the underside of the plate.
Your torch holding technique is interesting, some words about that perhaps?
It’s obvious that you can weld, all we want to do is to learn a percentage of your skill.
Okay but did you guys see the porosity on the 2nd to last weld 🤣
Still being a student, I think it's OK as long as it will be welded on top of it anyway, but nevertheless I have zero tolerance for them as I think it's good practice to do so. If I do get porosity in my cap welds, I just grind them off to re-weld it, or grind the whole bead off, and weld the whole thing again.
It happens when your nozzle gets plugged up with spatter, plus he is running OVERHEAD. Very common to happen, it's always wise to clean the nozzle every pass
instructor has porosity in his weld
Dude how. I know I seen porosity in atleast 3 of those welds.
I saw them worm holes 🐛
I work outside, so flux-cored is the way to go. Nice video and thank you for sharing.
I see porosity before capping.
Nice looking good.
You Guys run nr232? I would love to see a one plate root fill and cap from you guys
Super
looks good!
thanks for good explanation!
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He didn't explain the angle of the gun
Is ceramic the same
And the pen wholes
Them worm holes in the second pass. If it’s hot enough it will burn them right out.
Guys it's a demo quit getting so butthurt it's just to give an idea of how to do it
I seen a lot of porosity in this video
Lmao this would not pass a test
@@Carolbaskin23 *Yall Boys Talk Alotta Shit I Wanna See Y’all’s Welds Lol*
@@chiefgwopp1004 my welds don’t have porosity in it😂😂 any weld is better than this one. I do this every single day lol not saying I have never got porosity but your supposed to grind it out idk why this is on CZcams
I’m also certified in overhead and vertical flux and this weld would not pass lol
@@Carolbaskin23 *Pics Of Your Works ?*
The porosity or even gas pore cover up well done, wouldn't pass ndt. Would be worth showing what happens when you fuck up tho. To much heat in plate explain etc.
you forgot to take your chipping hammer from the shipyard
I left it in your tool bag
why is your gap so small. You never blow through that once... This is just lazy welding man