Yeah coz it looks real nice untill that shit gives up and a crapton of steel comes crashing down like a card castle.

This is not a welder. This is someone playing around.

I don't know brother, powerline hands all think they're the best. That's impossible though because I am the best!

What about neurosurgeons?

Welders don't hate each other's work, they hate unsafe and bodged work. You can check the comments of any good weld and see 99.99% of people complimenting the weld and like 1 person complaining that they would rather bolt it together than pay a welder.

This is the exact reason why he shouldn't be allowed to weld anymore. It SEEMS good to new welders who want to learn how to run their grandpaws old lincoln tombstone but will end up with someone welding something that needs a good weld to be safe. Out of the 430,000 people that liked the video there is bound to be someone who will imitate this.

@@chillbro1010yep making something look better than it is helps nobody except the poster

​​@@chillbro1010Ahh, me, every fn day baby! I don't cut new pieces when I cut them wrong. I fill them with rod or wire. And I certainly don't ever worry about it. I'm not welding the space shuttle after all. I'm welding my paycheck.

@@chillbro1010exactly

hahahahaha, same man

Since this person isn't a welder the "welder on welder hate" comment doesn't fit.

Ditto

Yeah because welders have ego issues and they feel like a man while having little sun right next to their face. It is like chef they are shitting on other’s food too. Now I don’t mean everyone is like that, but most are. I have met many of them and it was the same arrogance everywhere. But not everyone is like that, I repeat!

True

You are a prime example of what the top comment is talking about ​@@robertarnold9815

Ive ran into a few videos where the welds were very clean and if i put most of the commenters into one comment it would be like: as a man whose welded for 50 years back in good ol 1974, I had a mentor that taught me everything I know, he was a beast. This man's welds remind me of everything he taught me. FINALLY SOMEONE DID IT RIGHT.

​@@zachster2016You nailed it 😂😂😂😂

​@@zachster2016that's boomhaurs prophecy of the promised land That dang ol JesusGPTs gonna like this man

That's because the good welders don't post videos

It is one of the welds on youtube. That's for sure.

the guy that commented below you is even talking shit about it in Russian... I find that hilarious

​@@davescraperanddiy2535really

The birds sound pretty

Agreed. This fucker must have his eyes on crooked!

Yip, this one wins

42.3333 is the new 45 man!😂

I mean valid but also I bet there's alot of situations where well you got what's there n a pot to shit in if you're lucky n this might just be handy? Idk it could be shit under the bead for all ik

"What kind of janky shit is this?" - Stevie Wonder "Such blasphamy!" - Hellen Keller

@@MrChugwater😂😂😂😂

Черный юмор?

@@saga_geoHelen was White😝😛

@@wraith3951 😂

EXACTLY 🤨

😅😅😅😅

Plus, the weld will contract and pull the joint to about 85 to 88 degrees. So tack at more than 90.

Haha..was wondering the same thing 😂

Exactly, a load of extra time (and materials) could've been saved just by cutting that mitre properly. 🙄

Damn dude,... 78 yrs. 22,....OK,....you're 100. I'm impressed!!

Wrong..... its tik tok lol

Only 78 years I’ve been doing this right out the womb 102 years

​@@sqnhunterget that shit out of here

Porque?

​​@@mariosalastorredad8125 Si el metal se corta a 45 grados o cerca, no es necesario hacer esta aberrante "técnica" El material del electrodo no es el mismo que el del metal que quiere soldar, por lo que se pone en riesgo la integridad estructural, imagínate si eso fuera una parte de algún edificio, podría causar un desastre Soldar es hacer uniones, no rellenar huecos 🤦 Estuve viendo algunos vídeos de este canal y estoy seguro de que los vídeos son para hacer enojar a los soldadores expertos para que se vea reflejado en más comentarios

Actually not that bad

@@Ultroumboneeactually it is if he would have just cut his material properly, then he wouldn’t have a fat waste of 3 welding rods and could have done the same thing with a third of one. In other words he used 9 times the amount of rod he needed to. So yes it is bad 😂

Поверьте, это хорошо, вы не видели как делаю я😂

As the saying goes. A grinder and paint make me the welder I ain’t.

@@BlueDart1971 LOL, I see nothing wrong about using welding rod to help fill a crack or poor fit. 99% of what we do isn't for Pipe or in Nuclear Reactors

​@@TomokosEnterprize this, they're all assume all the welds should be able to hold 1 bazillion kg of weight, and can withstand 1 bazillion psi, and act like weld like this could wipe all life on earth, they're expecting the material is a thick metal when in reality it depends on what customer wants some want strong and sturdy, some want cheap and light

@@aliafan7357 I have just one standard and that is to do the very best with what I have.

This comment is greatly underrated. 😂 The amount of people pissed off at this guy acting like he's welding a high rise, when he's probably making something small like a shelf bracket to hold pictures. It's gold. 😂

More applicable to youtube welders

@@lincolnsawyer5076 bullshit. Every damn welder I meet in the field always has something too cry about. 🤣 Damn near as bad as an electrician. 🤣🤣🤣

I don't know

what is the job of changing current value

For real. He made it a right angle but the weld threw it off on other planes and I wanted to see it all ground down

It would break if he did

So much slag inclusion. That weld ain't holding shit but hopes and dreams.

It wouldn’t be strong unless he welded the other side properly … I would have just cut it right first time , veed it then Welded it and lightly ground it. That wire is most likely quite different …

​@@ObservationofLimitsoh did you learn that term from your two week welding course

“i can melt 2 pieces of metal together better than you can melt 2 pieces of metal together😡😡😡” like damn no wonder they all had to go to trade school, they were glue eaters

@@Hydraggleit’s not that we can do it better, it’s that welding is a science and this video ignores all the procedures. This is dangerous and deserves to be called out

@@HostileHairline “the way that you are melting those two pieces of metal together is dangerous😡😡” like bruh do you think this persons welds are actually being used or paid for? if you could not tell they are just for content/practice

​@@HostileHairlinebut like is this a structural piece that's gonna hold their house together on the edge of a cliff or is this just a random piece of metal he's practicing on? Did you wake up one morning and you were just a master welder? Do you think UKposts should add to their TOS that you have to be an expert in a specific field if you want to post a 60 second video about it? So many questions. So many of them make your comments seem dumb and useless.

@@Hydraggleif that’s how he practices then he’s teaching himself to tackle these same situations at work in the same way he does in his content. There’s nothing wrong with expressing your concern with someone’s methods.

This channel is satire and shouldn't be taken seriously at all

Just measure the gap and make sure you can weld that shit lmao

Why

@@MrJUSTJONES205you don’t really believe that do you?

@@dabigbosss3791 If you have a bad gap and you're not a good welder or depending on circumstances and process of welding, you could just use ceramic backing (ceramic tape)

no shit. hes showing one way of making it work if the angle is 10 degrees off XD

@@Peron1-MC here is the thing. he shouldn't need to do that. Cut it right

@@cplcabs like i said. no shit.

@@Peron1-MC ok slacker.

@@cplcabs i never said its better to do it this way. im litterally just saying what hes doing because its apparently not obvious.

it is not even close to half decent, its a dam crime and your family cry for their misguided son.

Regardless, you don’t want that type of work to be learned by people who don’t understand those concepts you highlighted.

If you're gonna weld then please do it right, don't be like this guy lol. If you need an explanation there are dozens here in the comments.

it’s horrible, man

The x ray of this weld would look like a fucking ball pit.

Okay so I’m not trippin cause I jus started welding school and I never seen or hear of somebody putting rods inside there weld 😭

I wanna see the underside

The flux has been stripped off of the filler rod.

@@ralphalvarez5465the first couple welds still have slag inclusion unless its that shit that floats to the top

​@@qaahir1depending on what you're putting in there, it's totally fine and how a few welders I've seen would call "bridging a gap". All depends on what you're putting in.

Depends on what it’s been used for. Not everything needs the purest, most professional welds. Still wouldn’t’ve used that many pieces of wire to fill that gap, let alone leaving the underside completely unwelded. Also the first weld should’ve just been a zig-zag. That whole zig-stop, zig-stop bullcrap was completely unnecessary and welding ontop of a weld you already need to grind down is a special breed of retarded.

😂👍

Then you REALLY don't want to see what's going on in structural steel shops.

I think he’s just making picture frames anything else probably not gonna last long

Sounded like peanut off of Jeff Dunham.

@@dylanw6804I like peanuts….

​@@dylanw6804no, it's just 18 years of overtime 😂

Not a good one

Did you mean W Smith?

А с двух сторон?

@@NelianCross Если тонкостенный металл - тоже самое. Тонкостенный металл нужно проваривать за один проход.

@@sergico777interesting

Про облицовочный шов не слышал?

@@LIMberfre Если при сварке тонкостенного металла за один проход не образуется усиления шва (выпуклость/облицовочный шов), значит либо диаметр электрода, либо сила тока, либо технологический зазор не соответствуют толщине свариваемого металла. Толстостенный металл сваривается за 2 и более прохода, в зависимости от толщины металла. При этом ещё и необходима фаска! На тонком металле вы тоже делаете фаску? Думаю, нет. А всё потому, что тонкий металл легко провариваться за один проход, с образованием облицовочного шва. Речь идёт, разумеется, о стыковом шве как на видео.

I'd recommend learning how to cut 45s for a miter first.

😂😂😂 Só aparência... Nada de algo que possa confiar 😅😅😅...

You just said porosity in 3 different ways

@@ejang96 voids are areas that didnt melt and fuse together which is in a way worse than porosity. I can agree bubbles are porosity but voids are different. If the filler rod doesnt fully melt and fuse with the rod in the stinger it would also be a weak spot in the weld which is likely or could cause a cold spot in the weld from the rod not fully reaching molten temperature. I feel like im pretty smart when it comes to these things when im a country boy living in the middle of nowhere with only a high school education, cut me some slack there would ya lol

@@ratedredneck96 haha no worries man

Why?

@@Helmholtzwatson1984 It's a weak weld, This is showing a shortcut for messing up a 90 degree cut. Instead of cutting the metal to fit and welding it for strength this will have gaps so it has little strength and won't hold under stress. If your livelyhood depends on your reputation this gives you and the company a very bad reputation and can hurt job prospects if people find out they are paying for poor workmanship. It's a cheat weld/Lazy way to fix a straight forward problem.

​@@Phantom8589not to mention... someone could get badly hurt!

​@@Phantom8589theres no issue with that, ive seen Farmer doing that many times on tractors and other stuff, its still working today

I’d say depends on the job, if the project is load bearing or doing some random stuff would depend, but it’s always better to take every job seriously and do your best work every time

My Ukrainian girlfriend says it’s ok so it’s ok ! She doesn’t even know what welding is !

@@rykson161 😆👏

I'll bet you see a lot of rods.

And all the cracks from welding over slag

Lol this is obviously for a home project doubt anyone's hitting it with an ultrasound test 😂😂😂🤦

설마 이런 용접을 초음파테스트까지 한다고 생각할 정도의 초보용접공이 아니길 빕니다

You wouldn't need an ultrasound. All you'd need to do is take a look at the underside of the workpiece.

No, it's called lazy, unprofessional, unacceptable, hack, shit, crap, incompetent.........

Thanks for letting everyone know how shitty of a welder you are, might as well jbweld or superglue it together with all that porosity since the strength will basically be the same.

Takes a few minutes to cut a new piece or half an hour of messing around with a gap like that 🤷🏻‍♂️

@offsideserj3431 I personally would use a wedged piece and use a mig for non structural. It would take more like 10 minutes and not cost me 20-80 in steel, depending on use case. Though i get your perspective.

Or you cut Cut 90 deg correctly and not half ass your job in the first place.... charging for shitting work by cutting corners cost you your credibility and your livelyhood... not to mention it gives the rest of a the community a bad look.

How would you have done a weld like this?

@@lilturkey5406properly

@@lilturkey5406well first off if he just cut it right in the first place this wouldn't be an issue. But to answer you're question I would start where the gap is tightest turn down the amps and create a bridge and then walk the puddle back and forth until it's a substantial enough bridge then run a bead on each side to close the gap a bit still with low amps but enough apms for good penetration. Then start again at the bridge and walk it back keeping the puddle on top of the bridge until it's closed.

@@nathan584 That makes a lot more sense than just stuffing rod in there. At least then you have actual hard welds and not just soft filler.

@@lilturkey5406 change to 2.6mm, buttering then proper root, then cap

You know they just make welding videos because people cant stop themselves from critiquing them and it drives their engagement metrics to the moon right?

@@SawDawify yeah I feel like people make bad video on purpose sometimes to get comments

@@markjohnston5831I’ve thought about doing it. It seems kinda fun to mess around thinking of dumb shit like this and people can’t help but comment

​@@markjohnston5831its not sometimes, its most of the time. Just like those ads of people playing phone games really badly or doing it the wrong way. It makes you wanna play to prove how easy it is. The majority of videos on youtube shorts but even some full length videos are there purely to get you to comment because if comments and engagement are high, youtube will pay more money. Its a revenue stream and the shitty channels posting stuff like bad welds, or saving animals, or all of these "am i the asshole" style videos. They are all the same.

Legends says, the rods are still in full tact on the bottom🤣

Inclusion and porosity

He clearly knocked it off before putting down the to weld.

Lol shut up inclusions and porosity are not as big of a deal as you think unless you are doing a job thats reall tight kept. Youd be surprised how bad structural welds get with that shit like in bridges and buildings

@@NoName-sy3di that's cause the u.s. is a joke and privatizes infrastructure without good regulation

Did you just say he welded over slag as he literally knocked it off?

Глазааааа

Даже не закрывая глаза

I put on my beer goggles and I'm ALL in! ☕️🤓☕️

Auhh Auhh Auhh!!

I cut it twice and it was too short BOTH TIMES

Gas on a stick welder?😂

слишком просто)

Justamente este video es para los que recién están empezando y no tienen idea de como hacerlo más práctico. Bendiciones

@@jorgealbertosaccsarivas3115these welds are dangerous, the welds can fail prematurely, a new welder shouldn’t be learning from this guy

@@jorgealbertosaccsarivas3115 theres a difference between teaching with good intentions and teaching false narratives that shouldnt be practiced in the field

This videos apply only to thin metals

Or cut or measure

Рамка для кладбищенского забора?

​@@romanku9222это по вашим потребностям

Nice tips sir

​@@romanku9222😂😂😂😂😂

Если уж на то пошло, то нужно под правильным углом резать, чтобы не заполнять зазор, но коль уж так получилось, что образовался такой зазор в виду рукож0пости, то и заполнять его нужно не по рукож0пому - электродом, а нормально - куском металла с того же уголка, или другим похожим металлом. Электрод - не лучшая идея для увеличенной ширины шва

Structure you grammar

​@@TheTwheels1structure your grammar

​@@TheTwheels1structure *your* grammar

Grammar structure your

Graham cracker structure

exactly, who cuts a gap and welds like that? The trick is, get the gap right. No other trick needed.

Even if you didn't do the cutting: what's wrong with cutting a filler piece and making two welds? His way of doing it isn't really much easier and faster anyways ...

@@joshuagardner5580i mean im assuming that this is to show what you can do if you have a giant gap and dont want to waste several meters of angle iron wich will be too short if you where to re cut it correctly

Dude obviously had a square too...

My favorite comment in here. This guy's welding fucks with my brain.

😂😂😂👍 рассмеялся laughed, Thank you спасибо

What blows my mind is how Boeing thought that would have turned differently. Save the money not the passengers..

Oh geezus that is scary not reassuring, we fly in the planes every day, 😅😂

You mean Lockheed.

@@curtekstrom9531 or lets just say US aircraft manufacturing

Because wether it’s the Empire State Building or not anything worth doing is still worth doing right. When it’s right there in front of you and so simple to do properly there is no sense in halfassing it.

Sounds like what they said Tacoma Narrows, I-65 Bridge in Minneapolis, The Hyatt Regency in KC ....

The problem with this is that he is showing it on the internet to people who might not know better, and then proceed to do such sloppy work on cars, trains and buildings hurting people in the process. And the real problem is that without a proper investigation those welders might never even hear about them being at fault and killing people. There is no issue with doing that in your backyard while repairing an old fence or something. But nobody needs to see a video teaching this. Learning to weld properly is hard enough without so much bad advice being shown on the internet ...

@@warrenmcelroy4718so what would you have done if you had a gap like that?

@@Peron1-MC I would have cut out more metal and actually cut the angles at 45’s so they fit properly. But if that wasn’t an option i would’ve found a small piece of scrap metal that was wide enough to fit flush on the under side of the gap so it would cover the entire gap. Then I would turn the amps down just a little and laid down one good solid bead with a circle pattern, then I’d have flipped it over and ran a couple of flat beads on each side of the filler metal just for a little extra strength. Some folks don’t mind welding over their slag like that but as a rule I never do it, and when stick welding I never liked welding directly over top of another bead either. If I’m going to have to do anything like that I’ll use the mig/gas welder.

where in your math do you account for the FILLER metal?

Yeah... and do it with cooked rice lmao

❤

I had this exact thought. Literally word for word.

And inclusion.

Ok,...50. 100 yrs experience. Hmm. Elon Musk?? I need to re- retire to your school.

I am a 200 yo welding machine i can say this is the perfect weld.

I tried welding in a field once. I just couldn't get the barley to stick together. Just no penertration.

присадку делают из того же электрода что и варют. Естественно без обмазки. Тут не присадка на видео, а закладка. Вот это точно преступление)))

Finally some sense. Everyone thinks this corner peice is going to be used to hold the earth to the moon. It'd be more than fine for a gate, or a square pipe to hit some of the internet degree welders over the head with. They'd still be welding.

It's not fine any way you slice it.

right

Alowing such things lead to bad habits in my opinion

tf would you lay all that weld down for something to not be strong. mfer use wood.

Wrong

@@3lit3MIAU not wrong

yes wrong, how dont know shit obviously u probably dont even work in the trade, you probably didnt even do the math@@TheDJOblivion

​@@3lit3MIAUohh no. The welding "expert". The weld is fine. It's a thin metal not a 2 inch plate. The metal will bend way earlier than the weld breaking.

@@channelname10yearsago68 mate how idiotic can u be

Wow can't believe this really hurts ppl eyes ...

@@antoniodominguez6567 its Russian joke very local because of one blogger who criticizes the DIY tools by creating them and checking their lousy

как аттестованный сварщик подтверждаю твои слова.

а можно ссылку на документ? или название. исключительно для личного развития)) @@Nail_Gali

Я сварщик, но для не ответственных конструкции которая не несёт большой нагрузки, это выход и любой ситуации, а если на качество работать то лучше своим металлом наращивать, для прочной связи между кромками.

@@user-yh6ps3zf3t ссылку не скину, там не сложно найти, но это прописано в ГОСТ про сварку там раздел есть почитайте)))

Ня бы не уволили, не успели бы, сам от этого позора сдрыснул😅

Pero no para aquel que trabaja en forma independiente y quiere aprender

​@@jorgealbertosaccsarivas3115learn the right way to do it. Not like these videos.

​@@jorgealbertosaccsarivas3115 If you want to learn from this guy, then learn this. Don't do ANYTHING he does.

Como se hace realmente si haybque rellenar un espacoo asi?