Dual Shield Flux Core Welding and Evolution Dry Cut Saws
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My first instructor had polio when he was a kid. Showing my age here I guess. He would shimmy through the shop on his half crutches checking out all the new kids. He shook all the time like he had severe Parkinson's as well. I was having difficulty gas welding as I was a newb myself. He stopped, managed to get some goggles onto his head, banged everything around on the table and then proceeded to lay down the most beautiful and steady handed weld I've ever seen. Then he flipped the goggles off, started shaking again and said, "so that's how you do it". Hahaa! I was literally schooled that day by one of the best. They don't make guys like that anymore. R.I.P. my friend.
I love the way you acknowledge better techniques and are so humble about it, it's great watching someone who cares more about the craft than their own ego. Great video, thank you for sharing.
^THIS
Well said indeed. True professionalism at work
Jody, I just want you to know that I greatly appreciate all you are doing for the welding community. Your knowledge and skill is an inspiration to me.
This is why I recommend this channel to every welder I meet. Thanks for sharing Jody👍🏼
This is how mankind will get better as a whole. People giving the best advice to others, and people humble enough to recieve the best advice. We should all be willing to freely share knowledge salute to u Jody
I weld with dual shield all day for the past 6 years an have watched a lot of your videos. It was good to see a dual shield video!
I have the heavier duty Evolution and absolutley love it. Such clean precise cuts and very little heat buildup!
I weld on railcars with dual shield flux core daily, love the way I can crank up the amps an wire speed to lay a nice bead. Great video Jodie!
Jody, thanks for another in a long line of great videos. I have used welding in several of my projects over the last 20+ years and still I learn new things each time I watch your videos.
Dual shield flux core up is super easy for some, or a challenge for other. Jody is on point with his tips for this.
Excited for next weeks video!
Aside from welding (which Your channel is fabulous), we can learn a lot from your professionalism and good will. For the time You took to make a video, i can take the time to sincerely thank You.
Thank You.
Best Regards,
Goran
Jody we spend time here because you're the best. You explain things very well very good articulation very good camera manipulation. Thank you for your hard work.
Humility with a smile, can't ask for a better teacher than that!!!! Great demonstration to everyone on how to deal with difference of opinions and acquiring new techniques!!!! GREAT JOB!!! BEST CLASS ON THE INTERNET!!!!!
I really enjoy your videos. Always informative, professional, honest.
Please keep up the great work.
Thanks for all the videos. I teach welding at a trade school and use these in class. The shots of the arc and welding are valuable. Thanks so much again.
Have been using dual shield in the mining industry for what seems like ever. Like anything it has its limits but its always my first choice. Awesome videos Jody keep them coming
Thanks for being willing to share your learning, makes me appreciate your integrity.
Thank you for putting up flux core videos!!! I was wondering about them for quite a while and now I know you do read the comments!! :D thank you so much for the tips and thanks for all your videos!!! They always help me pass my welds in class.
great follow up video! thanks for sharing with us. I find that increasing the the wire feed like that helps on my cheap AC welder running flux core as well.
All of us can learn something new from time to time and doing what Mr. Jody has done by being the honest humble MAN he is, proves to me he really does want us to learn even along with him. Just proves there are men worth their salt. Nuff said well done Mr. Jody.
Thanks too.
Ray N S.C.
Great job on this! Thanks for taking the time to adjust your technique and post a new video. We do hundreds of these vertical-up stringers at work, and this is the way we do it, works great. 350 IPM and 24.7 volts works fantastic for us, .045" of course. Lays in flat and slag falls off like nothing
Does the same modified technique work with solid wire gmaw-short circuit?
Every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Keep up the great work.
Hi Jodi, just wanted to say your videos are great. I've been welding a long time myself but I can always learn something and I appreciate your time
Big thumbs up to you Jodie. Not to many people admit they are wrong with that much grace.
+Kyle Montagne I agree, I think welders that can be so humble and keep a open mind of how to do something different are the best. Welders are proud, but there are more than one way to skin a cat, and even though they may choose not to adopt a new way, I appreciate those that will listen and learn it still.
Jody, Thanks for the follow up. It is great when everyone learns something, and even better when a presenter has an open mind and is willing to show ideas from other people. Great video. R.J.
I weld with this type every day, and I agree on no manipulation on the electrode for the first stringer. Second pass can go with some side to side motion as a cover weld
A steady hand, slow travel upwards and work is done. If the bevel is uneven, just go a little slow and it will fill up the weld.
One final notice, pay attention to start and stop, you might get small hydrogen cracks in the puddle if your machine does not have slope down. It will show in the NDT.
You can overcome cracks by a gentle grinding at the stopping point. Or 'blink' the welding a few times while it is red hot.
Have a nice day to all metalworkers .
Welder for many years in fabrication and repair.
Thanks for the video. You are a valuable resource to have. Your humility allowed for greater knowledge to be brought about; this serves of great benefit to me as I learn the art of welding. I also want to thank you for the comments in regard to the clamp on the saw. I would have overlooked that detail. You saved me from making a mistake. Thanks, God bless.
Jody you're right about there being other choices on youtube but your channel Is the best one. your videos have taught myself and many others so much. thank you man
You are the BEST welding teacher
Thank you for putting in so much time.
3 dislikes.....who the hell could not appreciate the humble attitude of Jody. No matter how good you are, there is always room to learn something new. It was probably ChuckE2009 and 2 of his inbred followers
+Jeff Silence LOL!!!!! now that was funny.
Hahaha dude.
+Jeff Silence perhaps it was you.
secondking1 Go away ChuckE2009....nice try, though !!
+Jeff Silence do you throw shit around or do you investigate be for you type. im no ameritard, and i do not enjoy being mistaken to be one.
I really enjoy your videos and have been waching for a couple of years. You have gotten me out of a tight spot more than a few times :) thank you for your time spent on here mate
there are other choices but your vids are the best. thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
At work Evolution rage 2 very happy working with that unit.
As always thanks Jody.
And never forget that it takes a real man to admit when there is a better way to do something.
Lol I used to use a Hobart wire eh... I wanna say it was maybe a e71t wire or something another.... idk anyways I always had a problem with it too when. I turned it down a bit to run a vertical weld. But just like for you I turned it up and got better results around 24-27 volts vs the 19-22 I was trying to run a d getting sloppy cold looking weaker welds and a ton of frustration too as a matter of fact but it's nice seeing it done this way with alittle more knowledge than I have thanks we all appreciate it!
Many other channels, yours is by far my favorite. I passed my 3G and 4G with your advice. First video was welding with bubba
Thanks for this video. I just got a job in a local fab shop. Going to be testing for dual shield flux core and stick. Keep them coming.
Dualshield is awesome. Crazy productive. Don't hold back, high settings and move move move
There are no other choices as far as I'm concerned. Love your channel.
Always Good to hear from you thank You .
These new generation dry cut blades are incredible! Would be cool to see the various etching methods compared.
Very interesting, highly educational.
You know what's funny though? You always say that you know people have other options on YT but, I have found your channel to be the best welding channel. Far as I'm concerned: Best = Only
BEST welding teacher . Thanks a lot MAN
I've had the privilege of meeting and speaking with Andrew Cardin. In fact, I still have his card with his contact information on it just in case I need it one day. As always, awesome video, Jody! I'm looking at a new job that does a ton of dual shield flux core.
Some money setting for this process is 350 in/min and 24.5v. Works for every position
great video Jody, I've been welding with this for years and I've learned that the American made wire is like day and night compared to kobelco or Hyundai. select arc brand, Lincoln,kiswell brand is great for all positions
I love using the triangle. 😍
hey thank you so much for the recommendation of the 15-inch Evo 380 I picked it up and that thing is awesome
Thanks for the comparison Jody !!
That's what I did, straight up no manipulation on Grove weld 3G test and I passed certification.
When you asked about saws, the blue one was the one that I suggested, because it's the one I've got. I even remember mentioning about the better base and clamp.
And thanks very much for your suggestion. I guess I had a weak moment when I ordered. I got the link from one of my forum members and went right to Amazon and ordered it. Not too sad though. Great price
+weldingtipsandtricks I love mine. Used it so much in already on a new blade. Trying out the Morse brand blade now. Don't forget to get those blocks. They help hold round and square tubes way better than the stock clamps can.
I ran a lot of duel shield and Metzl core all positions stuff runs great just keep a steady hand and it goes in. Place I work now all stainless all processes. Stainless flux a little different for out of position should do some videos on that sometime. I just bought that Evo 380 and was for price and base/clamping Price was 380+ tax very happy with so far!
Good follow up. Always enjoy the vids and learn so much. Thanks.
Your Channel teaches me a lot thank you...
now that's what it's supposed to look like mr. Jodie, it will weld in any position with those setting all with no manipulation! I love dual shield for that reason...
+Barron Deville I am learning to love it...or at least like it a lot
Great video, from a humble man. Yes there are other channels, but most have egos the size of Texas. As always thanks for sharing and God bless!
love the vids been welding for about 20 yrs and the learning never stops ,very rarely do i have to but every now and then ill get a cast iron job and it is a pain in the but, could you possibly do a vid on stick welding cast iron so i can figure out how to finally get it right ,keep up the great work thanks
Dual shield flux core and self shielded flux core actually benefit from a longer stick out. 3/4”-1” even as much as 1-1/4” stick out. If changing position ie around a flange or pipe, it helps prevent worm tracks. Longer stick out also allows the wire to preheat enough before burning off.
Thanks again Jody. Informative, right to the point, great stuff.
Now I've got to get me one of those Evo saws!
on one of your other videos with dual shield you said drag honestly if set right pushing also comes out well done a couple bend tests like that also had a stainless dual shield wire that would always fail with slag inclusions if dragged
You sure make it look easy!
My boss recently bought us a Makita dry-cut saw just like the Evolution. Using that saw is ridiculously faster per cut compared to the Dewalt we had that uses abrasive cutting discs. Makes a huge difference when you need to cut a few 10' sticks of angle iron into 7½" pieces lol
thank u so much for allways mentionning the metric system as well as imperial . sorry for bad english
+jokaxp Your english is fine,better than many native speakers.
Closer to hot is better. You should see a arc much like spray-arc or pulse. That arc that looks like a broom on the end of the wire. Flux-core duel shield is what we primarily use on our repair shop for the Union Pacific Railroad. I love pulse-arc but most companies do not buy the extra card that goes in the slot of our Miller mig welders. I use pulse a lot on things like torpido to the pressure hull at Elect Boat.
iv have an evolution like your friends, I have cut so much with it I have literally used a shovel to get up the chips. Great saw just a little dangerous, you really have to pay attention or it will throw a 10 pound chunk of channel way out the door...or window. I have put it aside for a Scotchman cp-350 cold saw.
The new tip u were i use to weld like that when i worked in shipyards run that bad boy hot and with alot of wire always came out nice and flat
Really great video & review +weldingtipsandtricks , thank you for doing! :)
I used flux core with gas to weld repair electric motor shafts and the welds would lay down really flat we would have the shaft rotate and just keep welding like a screw thread was cool how the flux would come off in sheets after a layer was done.
this is a great channel.. and u explain everything wonderful!!! great job
"Maybe we'll learn something..." That's the mark of a true pro right there, and of a good teacher as well.
+Kevin Jewer Yup, I'll agree with that 100%. The best teachers are life-long students who're willing to learn at any chance they get. I learned that from my martial arts mentor who is amazing and like a full gumby worm you can't get a hold of with a pair of tongs, LOL! He loves learning new things and boy does he learn fast, just like Jody did here, flip a switch and took his medicine like a champ..."No shame in learning" is what my Dad always told me.
Great video as usual. But as far as the saw you bought it concerned, I think you will be surprised with it as long as you take care of it. I have the same one and have definitely put it through hell more than once and it keeps up fine. Don't abuse it and it will take care of anything you want it to.
I appreciate the way you listen to your viewers and take their feedback into consideration. Not many people can say "I screwed da pooch!" with a smile.
can't wait to see the next video, keep going!!!
Very unusual U-Tube channel. Real world, useful information; often valuable. A grateful subscriber.
Fine instruction & consumer report.
thats the way I remember Dual sheild running, right in with out doing much of anything , letting the puddle mind it self .
MAN! for a guy to school Jody at welding, he must be a welding WARLOCK or something! lol
Jody thanks again for a great video !
It's nice to see a professional admit to his own mistakes
i’ve been needing this info
You can also manipulate if a wider bead is needed
I bought the same saw for $150 from Home Dopot Free shipping on sale a few months ago. I knew it was a okish cheapy base and clamp. It works fine for the home shop. It don't have the speed adjustment on the clamp is the only thing I don't like so far.
I run 1/16" lincoln ultracore had marine on 5/16" thick or thicker. Run about 250 ipm 26v 270ish amps can handle all positions Smooth as glass. If I have a lot of 1g or 2f crank up to 32v 380ipm. You can really cover some ground with this stuff.
I'm glad you finally did a video on dual shield flux core! at work they want us to run it around 26v and 350ipm. and we aren't supposed to go much lower for verticals. have you thought of doing some 6g pipe with dual shield? I would be very interested to see it. I have to take a test for it at work one of these days.
Jody im waiting for this weeks video ^^
Hey jody, I really appreciate you about your skills and your efforts for teaching us . Your welding bead appearance is good looking. But I doubt about the leg length.
Thank you🙏
jody, i have the blue saw, you still should check the angles setting with a square, there not on the money, found mine to be off 1 or 2 degrees but it cuts smooth.
Thanks for the video. Any suggestions to eliminate worm track in flux core would be appreciated. Keep up the good work.
An old boss of mine 30 years ago said ,, MORE SH&T ,, MORE LEARN ,, We are Never to old to learn new stuff and new ways ,,, New wire types , New gas types , New machines so small now but with as much power output,,, ECT.
It is so true. I'm looking at buying an everlast pulse mig welder. Pulse mig! I never even heard of it a few years ago and now even I can afford something like that. The only constant in life is change.
Very informative! I have never used dual shield flux core in my 30+ years tenure, but have often wondered about it's benefits. My question is: Would this be the way to go when welding outdoors in windy conditions? I have fought with the wind for years as have many others I know. They have tried this with varying degrees of success, but maybe they just never had the machine set up properly...?
honestly, not saying your settings or wrong or anything, i just tend to like to have lower wire speed than what you're using, i love to have the feeling of welding in spray with flux core in any position, and it passes xray all day long (usually running 27V 300-310 wire speed)
hey i was one of those commentors. we also just got one of those saws at work
so maybe that's what i was doing wrong when i used this wire a few years ago never could get it to go uphill good, I'll have to try it again sometime, what is the thinnest metal you can weld with it, and lowest voltage?
+chase5726 Treat it like spray, anything recommended for short arc is likely too thin to use FCAW as FCAW is a hot high amperage process.
check out the MK Morse dry cut saw. I have one, they are worth the money.
Thanks again. That chop saw looks great. What does the blades cost / cost per cut ?
Sometimes the tips and tricks guy needs tips and tricks. Jody you to man.
The man* oops
2 evolution videos on same day
need vids on walking the cup. how to. more in depth. love your vids