t of issues with being out of position when it comes to -17?
Any tips on using it
or just concede @iand720 @iand720 4 years ago Ive used stainless 308 rods to weld tempered steel , the procedure sheet specifies running them way cold and a rod angle of 90 degrees, stringer beads and NO manipulation. If you didnt grind every toe then you would 100% get an inclusion. I would like to see you do a 3F and 4F with a 316L17 rod, those are rough. Great stuff i look forward to the 309 video ive never used them should be interesting 3 @billmasters9488 @billmasters9488 2 years ago I got thrown into stainless 3g 2 weeks ago, I had to watch this video on break and it helped immensely. I picked it up in a matter of hours but I wa@jeremywatterson9594 @jeremywatterson9594 4 years ago Gotta love that stainless, I've ran alot of stainless short arc and fluxcore and that puddle just ain't the same . Like you said it's a whole other beast 2 @tatooguy65 @tatooguy65 4 years ago Good tutorial. Looking forward to a video of welding a schd 20 s/s pipe in a positional weld. 4 @flyingnorseman @flyingnorseman 4 years ago He made that look easy. Thin stainless tubing (304L - 065) project I did took me 3 times longer than expected and scared me off the stuff. Not the cheapest stuff to screw up. I would love to see you guys do a SMAW video on something similar. 1 @farmalltomf @farmalltomf 4 years ago Good info and suggestions. I hate welding SS any thing (although TIG may change my mind as I learn it). This is the type of content that truly helps. BTW, Cub's smile was way too big with those gloves on...…………………………………. 1 @sakiracadman5673 @sakiracadman5673 1 year ago Any opinions on doing vertical up? E308L-15, 16, or 17? There seem to be a lot of issues with being out of position when it comes to -17? Any tips on using it or just concede @iand720 @iand720 4 years ago Ive used stainless 308 rods to weld tempered steel , the procedure sheet specifies running them way cold and a rod angle of 90 degrees, stringer beads and NO manipulation. If you didnt grind every toe then you would 100% get an inclusion. I would like to see you do a 3F and 4F with a 316L17 rod, those are rough. Great stuff i look forward to the 309 video ive never used them should be interesting 3 @billmasters9488 @billmasters9488 2 years ago I got thrown into stainless 3g 2 weeks ago, I had to watch this video on break and it helped immensely. I picked it up in a matter of hours but I was skilled with 7018 and other rods/processes previously. End of day 2 there was a crowd gathered around my weld with a head pointing at it and everyone getting in there and eyeing it with props given. Overhead is a whole DIFFERENT animal from there! I need advice on that, do another video if the price of steel ever comes back down and keep welding brother, thanks a bunch! IWL8 6 @serviceoverself2375 @serviceoverself2375 3 years ago (edited) I want to personally thank you for this video on stainless vertical up. I have never welded stainless steel before and I was told last week Friday that I need to test for stainless steel and carbon mix weld (dissimilar metal) on Tuesday and I was at a totally lost. Well the short of the story is this, you saved the day. I watched this video and I was able to pass the test in one shot. I could hear you throughout the test - 1 2 1 2 1 2. Worked like a charm. Thanks man, you now have brother in Canada👍. 2 @1royalwolf @1royalwolf 4 years ago Cheers for sharing mate. I’ve never seen anyone do a continuous stainless vertical up weld. I do a continuous stop/start if that makes sense. This is a lot q