Welding Trick

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Looks as good as anyone else Welding Creative

Not qualified or anything, how can i improve my MIG welding ?

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What size rod. 1/ 8th is harder than 3/ 32. Next if it's 1/ 8th turn up about 10 amps. Angle ur rod toward stringers u are tying in to. Keep ur eye on the puddle behind rod and also bead ur tying in to adjust speed according to fill rate. This will eliminate valleys in ur stringers. PRACTICE. Sometimes just a small adjustment will make all the difference. Hope it helps.

I cannot for the love of my life get to see to throw a decent dime down when it comes to welding uphill, at all. I run 7018 Excalibur rods fresshhhh out of the oven whenever I’m in the hall welding on my free time, todays expect is being show in the picture. My welds either come out too long and skinny, or too fat and blobby and end up looking like a chubby wiener. Sh*ts disappointing I mean look at that under cut and overlapping. It’s so bad 😭

01/12/2026

Balance it would be a little difficult don't you think? All that weld and no splatter, your a better welder then I am.

Anyone weld a diff before? This is my first one and I'm not sure if it needs any more weld or not.

01/12/2026

Totally looks like 7024 rod. Somewhat hard to mess that up. Not unless this is Sub-arc welding. Another great way of welding with smooth beads. Not a bad method once its setup.

01/12/2026

I usually run my root at 17.5 volts, around 180-200 ipm wire speed. Crank up to 18 volts around 220 ipm wire speed for my hot pass and fills. My cap is usually a weave pass never stringers. Gun angle is pretty much at 90° with the plate the whole way through. That’s just my 2 cents.

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Grind and clean it up cap with 7018 it will be good if it's not in a nuke plant

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Amazing Trick Welding Work..

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Good Trick MIG Welding Method

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Nice Skill welding Work

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Tips Welding Stick Method

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Practice practice practice