6013 T Joint and Multi-Pass T joints

6013 T Joints and Multi-Pass T Joints,
Will be about the T-joint and the multi-pass T-joint. Part 2 will be about the Corner Lap joint and the lap joint.
In this video I will be showing how to weld T-joints and multi-pass T-joints with the 1/8 6013 welding electrode the angles I use to run them at. I also show the amperage i set my welding machine on to weld these rods.
Root(Basic single pass T-joint) I run at 125-135 amps with a 1/8 welding rod, with a 45 degree rod angle, and a 20 degree drag angle.
second pass I run at the same amperage, but use a 70 degree rod angle, with a 20 degree drag angle.
In my third pass I use the same amperage with a 30 degree rod angle, and a 20 degree drag angle.
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I am using a Lincoln Ranger 225 engine driven welder as my power source
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Radnor stinger
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Lincoln 1/8 6013 rods
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Metal used is 1 1/2" x 1/4" A36 flat bar stock
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I really enjoyed your video! I can’t wait to see what you have planned to show in the new year

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Amanda E thank you and I hope you will follow me on this journey of welding in the new year!

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[@chadrides914]

Great stuff brother. Keep working hard and burning rod.

[@shanehughes9290]

from the looks off ur welds ur rod angle is off and hold tighter arc

[@waynoswaynos]

My friend, are you burning through one or two sticks to get from one end to the other? If I knew that I could work out the correct speed to travel. Because I know how many amps, stick diameter and material thickness.

[@adamswelding5052]

Rule of thumb is each stick should equal out to roughly 8”-10” of weld depending on material and amperage