Learn Perfect Flux Core Welds In 10 Mins | Gasless Flux Core Welding For Beginners Tips And Tricks |

Best informative video ever! Deserves Oscars award! 👏👏👏

Have you tried a flux core specific barrel on the tip?

Is there a reason why you have a shiny black car right beside your welding bay??

I like that you demonstrated the various mistakes then recapped at the end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

How about doing vertical welds? You go down I assume? I’m trying to learn how to weld

An excellent walk through of the unspoken problems. Obviously everyone needs the prep and settings.
Some confusion there regarding heat. Yes there is more heat in the better welds. Thermal energy that melts and flows the material. You will need protection just for that heat unless you are doing short welds on thin material.
As has also been said though the sunburn is because of U.V radiation from the electric arc and for that reason alone you meed full coverage. You get this regardless of how hot the welds are and even a few short tacks can burn your skin. Just as one arc strike can blind you.

Thanks for the video.

What mm would be helpful.......😢

My walls don’t look anything like that with those welds have a problem for 10 years

great video … thank you

Outstanding tutorial!

great video mate

Awesome detailed video

Damn good video, thank you for sharing. And I reckon that by now you've learned that cotton/denim welding jackets can be dangerous in their own right and that leather jackets are the only way to go? Again though, thanks for sharing. I seriously like the info.

Thank you. I watch a few other videos and this one was the best! I use his technique and it worked very well. Thank you again.

Awesome dude! Thanks, great explanation, just great!. I learned much, thank you

I’m so glad you have to drag, because that’s the only way I ever welded when I went through tech classes in highschool 😂

another piece of advice, if you cant hold the metal you're welding right, just weld 2 points at the ends of them, helped me do a first few welds before I was able to just hold while I weld

You mentioned an oil which can prevent the splatter from sticking. Could you describe it or link. Thanks for the great video. It helped me make more consistent welds.

Thanx, helped a ton.

Very well done video. Great info for noodles.

I've done Gass, Flux, and Stick. All three have their place in metal fab plus their pros/cons.

Gas is the easiest while Flux is not far behind. To me, the prime difference is that Gass produces little or no splatter while Flux does produce splatter. Stick is the worst.

I'd love to get a Tig welder, but a Plasma Cutter has higher priority.

It's all about money, or the lack of it.......

Good info, thx 👍

Thank you for explaining this in an informative way and not taking all day to get there. Im an absolute rookie at this stuff and you made it much easier to get started at doing the weld proper after prep of metal

You are outstanding at actually explaining what I needed to see just upset it took 11 videos😂😂😂

These videos are absolutely silly . Just because people can’t weld doesn’t make gas less better 😂

Very helpful!

Thx for this info 👌👍👌👍🇨🇦

I try to weld with a jacket but i cant i wear a tshirt and sleeves it helps but my welds are ok

Very helpful. I will practice the basics correctly now.

I've done a lot of instruction in my life, in several fields. I'm picky about giving the right information in a consistent, understandable fashion and not confusing the subject. I also am big on language skills so you can actually convey your thoughts to others in a succinct, clear fashion. I said all this to say that if I were to pick one video to explain the most pertinent information in a clear and understandable fashion that even a beginner could understand, this would be it. In fact, I'm going to forward this to a beginning "apprentice" of mine so that he can get a feel for the info ahead of time, then when I go over this it will be familiar and I'll be reinforcing what he's already heard instead of contradicting or confusing the situation or leaving things out. Even if I do, he'll have this to go back to and fill in any blanks or questions. Great video!! 😊

had to pause 15 seconds into this post. The night wrencher has to be the coolest handle ever! Brand brand brand new to welding and I think I am going to watch all of your posts. And subscribed! back to vid

When welding with flux core wire, I use a cone shape ceramic tip. This ease the view of the weld puddle and improve consistency..

Excellent

Is it bad that I'd be happy with the first example of the welds

Very good video and explains loads!
My problem is, I’m doing car body repairs, so do suffer a lot with burn-through if I hold the torch in the same spot so long.
This video explains a lot and explains why I sometimes get good result but usually don’t!
I’ll give your techniques a go next week when I’ve got more to do!

Any tips on doing puddle welds, to replicate spot-welds?

Oh...so that is why I have all the bubble things...THANKS!!!!

Why don't you use a gasless nozzle so you can see what you're doing?

Learned so much more in this demonstration than most other videos I've watched!! Exactly what I was looking for!! Thanks!!

The welds can be stronger than the parent metal welding on . The parent metal will break before the weld does.

I managed to get the sunburn, now I just gotta learn basic technique

Just the video i was looking for. Thanks 👌

Not a welder yet, but will be learning how to weld, hence the reason I'm here.

I really appreciate the explanation. I've watched a few videos and I ended up being confused. However your video explanation is cleared and easy to understand.

Thank you!

What really helped me was the "pull not push". My buddy is teaching me and he did not mentioned that. He just giggled and stared 😂

You da Man !!!

This is the video I’ve been looking for a really long time…fantastic tutorial.thank you

Excellent 👌 thanks

Great explanation, thank you.

Nice clear instruction for a half witt like me. Now I understand. Many thanks.😊