7014 Stick Welding Multi Pass T Joint practice
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This video is a practice exercise for learning bead placement on multipass stick welds.
I used 7014 electrodes but almost any electrode would offer good practice.
I started with 1/4" steel and welded one bead.
then I stacked 2 beads over top that single root pass.
then I stacked 3 beads over top of those 2 beads for a total of 6 beads.
In order to get all the use out of the material, beads can be stacked until there is no more room on the plate.
This will require letting the meal cool off periodically but will offer a lot of practice and hood time with very little material. - Jak na to + styl
Thanks for creating these videos Jody. I can't imagine the cost of classes that were this in depth.
There's a lot of us out here you'll never meet but are grateful for your efforts with these videos. Keep on keepin on.
Thank you.
Anybody new to stick welding definitely notice how Jody does not move around all over the place with his electrode. He points the electrode directly at the joint he intends on welding then at a consistent pace gradually starts to drag his electrode. He keeps the end of the electrode very tight moving along with the puddle. No big movements that could result in undercut , underfilled or getting slag inclusion in the weld puddle.
Especially with 7014.
Such a perfect bead. It's insane. I feel like each penatration was perfectly symmetrical, something from a magazine.
I’m glad you did a cut and etch with 7014. Looks like you got plenty of penetration. Way more then I thought 7014 was capable of.
hobby welder here. i find your stick weld videos super useful
I think it’s cool that some of your videos end up in welding classes. My welding instructor told me about this channel, been subscribed for a few years now.
Love the way you teach, get right down to business!!!! Keep it simple, clear explanations of every step!!!
Thanks again Jody! I just built my first aluminum cargo rack and learned everything from your videos. Got a lot of use out of the tig finger and stubby gas lens.
What a man
Your welding is the BEST QUALITY
More stick welding!
Many thanks for uploading for us guys with stick welders.
Extremely helpful for newbies like me. Thanks!
Fine instruction. Your instructional videos inspire many questions, the sign of thought provoking teaching. Good for you.
Great video as always, Jody!
Love tuning in Jody!! Keep up the great work!!
Thanks for doing some in depth stick welding videos! I use my stick welder for pretty much everything thicker than 1/4", and I find it gets better penetration than my MIG welder.
Heaven knows I don't practice my welding enough. It takes some dedication to pull out the powerarc and practice. Good on Jody for showing us how it is done.
Good stuff, Jody! For some reason I cannot, for the life of me, run a 7014 rod well. You make it look easy. I have no problem with the other popular rod choices, just this one... I will keep practicing!
Class act! Awesome welder and instructor!
Nice to watch a pro, makes it look so easy.
Glad to see you I enjoy the tig finger I got from your store . God bless hoping for more videos
Awesome video Jody. I'm going to practice everything you have taught me the next time I've got the powerarc welder out.
Show off.
Thanks for another great vid, Jody.
Thanks for this video...very helpful for my schooling
7014 great way to start, With a minimal cost stick welding machine you can start building great projects!
von euch kann ich noch was lernen !
Great Job !
Greatings from Norway !
Jody coolster youtube schweißer
Another great one, Jody!!
JD Brewer thanks brother
I really enjoy these videos.. I remember when chucke2009 use to make welding videos.
gunnuts82 the vids chucke2009 made are really not good. I only watch stuff from Jody cause he actually used to be a welding instructor and isn't going to steer you in the wrong direction. Always remember anyone can post a welding vid even if they don't have a clue what they're talking about. I went to trade school back in 2007 and I take being a welder very serious and take pride in the quality of my own work. Jodys vids are some of the best. I paid $1,500 a semester for trade school. He's giving you excellent knowledge for free in these clips. Thanks again Jody.
Nice job Jody!
Love the videos, I'm having trouble with t joints on mild steel 12 gauge sheet metal on tig
Thanks for the video.
Your technique is definitely unique. Most people drag the rod away from their body, you drag it towards yourself.
Good tutorial brother, thank's
I'm trying some of these out this week welding some base plates and wood beam pockets onto some 3/16 4x4 tube steel. It's slag is remarkably similar to 7024, I went to 7014 1/8 anbd I'm like it a lot more just due to me running between welding and tacking/fitting.. Seems to work excellent for both.
Thanks Jody
Thanks for your videos! I have seen a lot of failings, if the t joint is very rounded. if so, file the plate square before welding :)
7014 and 6011 are my favorite rods
Very good job jody
Stick welding is most universal type of welding, as can be used underwater, anywhere outside and in any position, often not availble with TIG or MIG. I prefer TIG like many hobby welders, but it helps to be really good with stick.
Beautiful...!
It's amazing how easy it is to get lost when stacking.
That should be a strong joint!
thank you mr jody , i would love a video about 7014 info uses and specs ,
SWEET!
so professional
Amazing
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did anyone else not see the cut out in the table, and at first be like "WHAT THE FUK HAPPENED TO THE ROD!!!!????" HAHAHA THOUGHT I WAS TRIPPING
Thank you mr. Jody good video. Can you tell me why would I want to use a 7014 instead of a 7018 like I normally use.
Awesome video.. What video editor do you use? Your completed videos are always nicely done..
I don't mind cranking it up.
Nice👍
Good video on this when butt welding would you bevel the joints before you weld them.
I weld trailer hitches at 125a ac. Clean and neat. No weave
What the heck 7 thumbs down WHY! this was a great video.
Was probably Mr. Tig & his cronies.
+Bob Smith is Mr. Tig even still around?
Trolls. They're everywhere clicking thumbs down.
Ryan Jones Mr. Tig got the boot a few years back
Why must you always trick me into thinking welding is easy by watching you? :P
Good
We are using 7016 a lot. Seems ok.
7016 lowhys brilliant for root passes
Muy bueno
Burned some 7014 for the first time in my garage tonight, it looks bad but oh well. My wall thickness was pretty thin and I only had 1/8th rod, which was too much.
Hey Jodi, my welder tops out at 75 amps. Max rod is 3/32. Will it provide enough heat for hobbies around the house, garage? I'm using E7014 too.
Ok how did you do that. Welding left to right but when you cleaned it , it was right to left. Any one else catch that? We used to run 1/4" 7024 and hold conversations, with hoods up. Nice drag rod.
Nice pen
You make it look easy, I’m over here still wondering where exactly is the weld puddle? I see the slag on top, but unlike mig and tig, all I seem to see is the bright weld arc.
I have the same problem. It'd be nice if it was indicated where exactly the weld puddle is amongst all the glowing molten stuff.
Try a darker shade
Some types of rod have hard to see puddles. Try E7018 rods. You need to bake them in an oven for at least an hr @375°f - 400° .
7018 is also known as Code Rod... its used throughout the industry for strong ductile welds, and is the rod used for certification tests on structural plate. Check Jodys vids on that rod for good views of the puddle.
B. A. Lineman a Gold lens can also be a big help over either a green lens or the auto-dark lenses in being able to see the puddle clearly.
Metal Cutting Blade VS Abrasive wheel can i put a metal cutting blade on a carbon blade chop saw thanks
Jody were you using DC or AC ? I've found that a 7014 on AC leaves a much smoother bead would love to see a comparison between the two and which gives better penetration AC or DC
In his previous video on stick welding (6013 and 7014 electrodes) he was using a DC machine, electrode positive. This would lead one to believe that he's using DC in this one as well.
I notice I liked running 7014s alot more when all I had was a an ac arc welder. I've run them with my DC machine and wasn't as thrilled about them so maybe they run better on ac 🤷♂️
Can you make a video on 7016 like Phoenix Spezial D they are great rods :)
used a lot of those! a great mixed rutil/basis elektrode :) very great to weld pipes under up. but fine to all positions in general
Can you tell me why would I want to use a 7014 instead of a 7018 like I normally use?
What is the idea (advantage) of iron powder's rod?
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A question I have is why is 7018 industry standard when 7014 is equally as strong and not a pain to restart? Both are 70,000 tensile. I just ran a 1/8 of each and both appear the same.
7018 is more ductile. Usually it doesn't matter, for some applications it does.
When ur waching ur puddle, is it as clear as in the video? I think my goggles suck. I can never see any detail in the puddle. Im doing aluminum stick though so its tougher.
Some vertical would've been great. It's an all position rod
the wire cup brushes you use are those harbor freight or? do they work good?
I was wondering that too, and why use a cup brush instead of a straight brush ?
the cup brushes don't fling needles near as bad, lol also the straight wheels bind and yank a lot kind of dangerous
I buy the hi quality staight wheels and never never have any problems with that. The one time I tried the chinese ones bristles flew everwhere. Straights remove more material faster and with less effort in the hands of an experienced hand. They dont make cup shaped grinding wheels do they cause I have had more than one of those fly apart ;)
Still trying to get my head around the designated numbers as im not in America.
7014 are general purpose?
Yes, General Purpose, Not a Low Hydrogen rod.
Hi, I tried to weld a chain link on a sawmill with a 7014 - at 150 - but it would not weld - it just fell off. And it’s not aluminum because a magnet would stick. Do you have any idea why ? I am just an amateur.
If it's zinc plated remove the coating. If not maybe has chromium in , try with an sta
inless electrode, E310 is good for any type of steel
Make a video welding plate in 0.8 mm thin stainless steel
Audio level of the arc is a bit too high compared to your voiceover. Otherwise great vid as always.
What liquid is he using to see how much the weld penetrated?
I believe he's using Ferric Chloride. I don't think it was Nitric Acid, which is a popular choice as well.
Just some friendly advise. When doing your lines to show the penetration you should try to not use a picture that is in an angle. I think it's great that you go the extra step and show us the penetration. It would just be more clear .
I really enjoy your channel and it really helps most of us that are taking classes to learn how to weld. Thank you.
You most likely need the angle (also of the incident light) to make the different grains more visible.
superdau I can see how that's a factor in this.
That screams like an 6010 right
Is it a low hydrogen electrode ?
luis giancarlos alvarez gadea No. Only electrodes ending in 5, 6 or 8 are low Hydrogen. 7018 being the most popular.
thank you master I´m from peru and I have just qualified in the process 3g fcaw
luis giancarlos alvarez gadea Excellent glad to hear thay. Back in the day right after my first year of welding school I qualified on all position SMAW and 1G and 2G FCAW all in the same day! That was a lot of work! I am happy to say that a welding carreer has been good to me. I have been a journeyman welder for 10years and a certified welding inspector for 4 years. I actually built the conveyor pulleys for the Cerro Verde mining project in Peru.
i'm getting problem when welding thin sheet metal,i always stuck my electrode on the 1mm sheet metal,i'm using 2mm (1/16) e6013
Amperage? AC or DC? DCEN or DCEP?
DCEP 35 amp~
I'm Bored looks about right for the chart. I am not a professional welder, but I'm thinking increase your arc length?
the problem is,it's always sticking when starting an arc
I'm Bored how's your ground? I'd try Jody's tip of a piece of stripped copper wire under your clamp to ensure a solid ground. Grounding to the table or the work?
My “T”s end up looking like “ ᛏ”s
Why the decline in video frequency
24034543jd life
weldingtipsandtricks well you are what got me through pipe Welding School back in 2015 so you better get your head in the game LOL
He's not here to support you.
I hope all is well, sir. Thanks for what you do!
JeepITguy you silly
Some shipyard welder told me leave the slag .weld over it makes it smoother
georgio jansen
He was pulling your leg, nothing stick welds smoother than clean bright steel and properly dried rods kept warm in a quiver
Ken F just try it. I can't show you cos at the moment I've got no 400v trifase electricity..and it was 24 yrs ago.don't know about muscle memory remanence,but I shouldn't sell me short. I was pretty good above average. Aluminium welding and 6010 still on the bucketlist
sexy
Thanks Jody