Don't confuse welding techniques for thin metal and thick metal

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This is not how to weld

Christ, I hope nobody replicates this dog shit

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That is not how you weld. Those are tacks that will break under pressure. What you do is get a 3/32 rod meant for thin metal and run a bead not tacks. Or you tig weld it like a professional

I like the 1st one better, it’s got character and any water that gets inside has a drain hole. 🥹

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Ааа, я понял. Что бы не прожигать, надо сперва нанести узор цепочки маркером. Спасибо 👌

I mean, for all the criticism you might have, it's kinda impressive that he did not stick it anywhere during these 35 tacks.

When you get your welding certificate from Temu

Don't confuse current and rod size for thicker material with the current for thin material. Also you should be welding the outside corner first.

Just do your weld and pull the stick forward away from that puddle then back then away constantly and ur good bruh, 20 tacs don’t hold nun😂😂

If they just need to be stuck together sure but not if they need to support or hold any kind of weight

Bros amps are through the rough

You know theres a chart on your welding machine that will tell you what heat and wire speed to run for what gauge metal but idk why im telling you this cause clearly the guy that made this cant read

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Too hot ! Stacking tacks is a shit show weld

Might hold but at less then 100%

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Ok from what I can gather this sorta works but is improper and not very trustworthy, Tacking like this is only to hold two extremes together before you properly weld the middle, which should be continuous

The trick is using a lower voltage and a thinner rod for cases like this, basically lower voltages work best for thinner material, as well as thinner rods work best for thinner material, and vice versa

You should also never hit the thinnest material for the weld but the thickest, to prevent making holes in it like in the first example, a healthy balance of all these variables is what makes the difference between a good weld and a bad weld

And this seems to be a bad weld born from lazyness, and one that ironically takes more effort than if you simply were more mindful of the material's thickness, the size of your rods, and the voltage running through them before you weld it

One out of two aint bad. , weild the shinny side:Up , maybe it will pass...

Wait this is why they can never weld in these videos!?

Спасибо тебе, дорогой автор ролика, а я то мучился, что всё прожигаю... И да же броосил это дело, типо - сварка не моё.. 😢

Man that looks like a pigeon took a shit on it

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I love when I come across a welding shorts, because you know that all of the comments are gonna be absolutely shitting on the weld 😂

Nope

actually tack welding like this is common on thinner metal to keep it from overheating and melting or bending

Careful, a strong wind might blow those dimes away

Thanks for sharing..

if you would have laid it flat you could have welded it

So I need her +6 to be unleashed?
That's gonna take years :/

I like how he is supposed to be showing people how to do it right, and he sucks at it and doesn't have a clue. You might learn yourself before teaching others, but that's just another step towards your greatness that is just unnecessary. 😂

Which welding rod do you use?

just weld it a flat weld

leg het plat en las het onderhands..betere controle smeltbad

Why does It create holes ?

maybe NOT max out amps on thin metal first?

Im not a professional welder just a DIYer and homebrew one and know this...its the first thing I look at before welding ANYTHING

Im amazed this fine gentleman hasnever stuck a rod...once...like ever...

Kkk que bosta de soldagem

ROOKIE, NUFF SAID.

С дырками мне больше нравиться 😅

Yo no soy soldador, pero eso lo solo con cordón continuo, SOLO bajando el amperaje

More ways to make holes in steel than using a drill....

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