Enter your query, example: how not cry when slicing onion or how to enter an Free Italian Sex Webcams?
How to become cwb certified Videos
- 1. CWB Video Part 4 of Four. Preparation of Test Coupons, Bending and Inspection to CSA 47.1.mov
- 2. Tig Welding Test Practice
- 3. CWB Video Part 2 of Four. Preparation for Welding to CSA W47.1.mov
- 4. How to weld a 2g mig bend test plate part 1
- 5. Welding Position 1G - Flat Groove Weld
- 6. Welding GMAW (MIG) Certification bend test
CWB Video Part 4 of Four. Preparation of Test Coupons, Bending and Inspection to CSA 47.1.mov
CWB Bend Test for weld coupons. A brief explanation of the correct placement method for coupons when doing a bend test, the analysis of results and what the ...
User Comments
rahul Shastri
commented
on 27 Apr 2015
Hi. Within a few months i will be working on Coupon testing of Composite
materials. Presently I have been asked to do literature study on the topic.
So starting from the most basic question can you please tell me what does a
Coupon mean? and what is a Coupon for Composite material. It will be very
helpful for me to know these stuffs.
BrittPhillips
commented
on 07 Jan 2010
Here's 3000 in coupon savings. 1000 grocery stores 1000 restaurants 1000
general merchandise I also discovered lots of other great ways to save
money with discount coupons. This one is the real deal for sure.
groceryandrestaurantsavings (dot) com
George Anderson
commented
on 25 Oct 2012
the coupons should be ground flush to the same size as the parent metal...
for example if you have 3/8" parent metal the grinding on the weld zone
should meet the same criteria
melvin alex
commented
on 24 Feb 2012
The tolerance standards for defects are good to know on here. Good stuff.
Wish they talked about the standards on grinding out the coupons though.
MegaMarty46
commented
on 06 Jul 2012
face bend coupon is grinded a bit too skinny
kenniegarges
commented
on 09 Mar 2009
Damn those are flawless
Will Reggie
commented
on 11 Mar 2009
looks like my coupons
Stacy Serrano
commented
on 17 Mar 2015
great vid
Tig Welding Test Practice
//www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/tig-welding-test.html Practicing for a tig welding test without pipe. Not all welding schools have pipe programs and with ...
User Comments
Jody Raiford
commented
on 27 Nov 2012
Glasses, yes. Gloves, NO! It's far too easy for a glove to catch in
rotating parts, and that will cause much more damage than just getting a
little nick if you get too close, and the sparks don't have enough energy
to break OR burn skin. With bare hands, you can really feel what you are
doing and you can control the metal better. If it's getting too hot to
touch, you're grinding too much too fast. NO GLOVES around rotating parts!
Hoble
commented
on 21 Jan 2011
Wicked!! thanks man this helps out a lot! we just started open root. 6011
for the root pass and 7018 for the hot pass and fill. we are soon moving on
to tig tho and i'm so excited for it! you make it look so easy. I was to
specialize in tig so i hope i can pull it off. Anyways thanks for making
this vid. I'm going to try and get my teacher to show it to the class.
stewillett
commented
on 07 Mar 2013
yer buddy was a hard test though. i had a guy from the lloyds register
timing my root and hot pass. then he timed me on my cap! something to do
with the heat input lol. Then when we got to Kuwait we had to do 3 more
f**king tests. still passed them though :P
FromThe3PointLine
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
the best welding school in houston texas is San Jacinto College. hands
down. now there is other private schools taught by retired guys who are
pretty damn good, but i only encountered one of those schools and there
seems to be 3 or 4 dozen of them.
diyengineer
commented
on 28 Jan 2011
I suck at welding aluminum when its butted up against eachother with no
gap. Here you are with a monster gap throwing it down like a pro hahha.
Much to learn!!!! :)
Molleywood
commented
on 01 Apr 2013
It would be super cool if you can show a small side screen with how your
applying your foot pedal in this welding procedure! Keep up the awesome
work...
stewillett
commented
on 20 Jun 2012
Going for a weld test on Saturday. They say I have to put in 4 inches of
root a minuet would you suggest using the scoot technique?
CumminsN14DBest
commented
on 04 Jun 2012
Don't Take This The Wrong Way But Like The Great Muhammad Ali."I Say Yous A
Bad Man",..GREAT Instructor..I Love Your Videos!!!
samnelso
commented
on 20 Jan 2011
What about going to your local scrap yard (if you have one) and getting
some scrap pipe to practice on? Great vid as always.
Skorpio
commented
on 17 Nov 2012
love this guys video,s, he has been a big help to me, cant sometimes
understand the american sizes / measurements.
laidoutcrewcab
commented
on 13 Sep 2012
really good vids... but consider putting gloves when grinding or cleaning a
plate like that......SAFETY FIRST!
pkomisar1982
commented
on 14 Sep 2011
Question: Why do you need a 1/8 gap between pipes? Wouldn't a flush fit
prior to welding be stronger?
ARCSTREAMS
commented
on 14 Feb 2013
but there seems to be lots of cold weld hole pockets on the edge of the
toes on that fill pass @6:58?
Adam Mills
commented
on 15 Oct 2013
What about butt vertical up with the plates not chamfered & left square
edged? Same technique?
007unknown1
commented
on 23 Jan 2011
2:12: thats a nice thing you have there for holding pieces for welding, I
think I'll make one.
welder trevor
commented
on 13 Dec 2014
Your videos helped me pass my SMAW 6g I hope they will help me pass my tig
as well!
adam lenar
commented
on 05 Mar 2011
nice job like how you walk the cup if u have time id love to watch u take a
bend test
nickolaguez
commented
on 21 Sep 2011
Pkomisar penetration. You would need more heat to penetrate through the
closed part
Richardsmusic
commented
on 20 Jan 2011
One of your best videos yet! I'm looking forward to the stick/pipe video.
backtobasics200
commented
on 28 Jan 2011
Thanks for the video, as always it is extremely helpful! You're the best!
Retto Mada
commented
on 25 Jan 2011
@testa375L learn english before you start handing out advice.
Adam Mills
commented
on 15 Oct 2013
What is a tie arc & what are these hidden ties you speak of??
testa375L
commented
on 21 Jan 2011
the best way to make a beval eage is a horazlotal bandsaw
pock8size
commented
on 06 Aug 2013
Do you remember what color tungsten you were using here?
Stephen Marchio
commented
on 21 Jan 2011
you better watch your thumb there with that grinder jody
Hellschaoticdiablo
commented
on 21 Jan 2011
@testa375L Try a radio graph. And a dictionary ;)
hijodepuuu
commented
on 17 Mar 2011
wow man , dont forget bout basics, safety !!! lol
giblets999
commented
on 25 Jan 2011
Great videos. Could you do one on purging?
Raeven Ravenne
commented
on 22 Jan 2011
very good explanation...Double thumbs UP!
CWB Video Part 2 of Four. Preparation for Welding to CSA W47.1.mov
CWB guide for preparation for Shielded Metal Arc Welding, and Flux Core Arc Welding, an explanation of the stop and start welding methods required when ...
User Comments
Phayze87
commented
on 24 Aug 2013
After reviewing many of your other posts I have come to the conclusion that
you are just a retard. You absolutely can check your liner if you're not a
fucking moron...which you clearly are. CWB and ABSA are governed by the
same departments they are just different outfits. Some people only require
CWB for their job so ABSA is irrelevant. You also talk a lot of shit on
peoples welding videos for someone who has none of their own. Seems to me
like you're just a jealous child. Grow up, cunt.
MCKlassik
commented
on 24 Feb 2009
Wish I saw this video 2 years ago, would of known what to expect for the
test. Still passed with flying colours though haha. Great video!
ron ullikatar
commented
on 12 Jan 2010
I didn't understand anything he was saying from start to end and scary part
is my name is Ron too.
how to weld a 2g mig bend test plate part 1
THIS IS THE FIRST 2G HORIZONTAL I HAVE EVER WELDED ! This video will show you how to weld a 2g horizontal test plate with a mig welder gmaw and ...
User Comments
Demonlord468
commented
on 20 Jul 2012
And for 2,... NEVER get in a habbit of dragging or PULLING your weld!!!!
the position of your tip/cone on a mig makes changes to the way it not only
welds but the shielding (GAS)!!! the whole point of getting into welding is
finding a decent job makeing GOOD money!!! and the only way to do that is 2
ways.. work fast,.. and know how to do welding properly!!! if you go into
the places that are gonna give you the $16 an hour and do things like pull
your weld.. NOT know how to set your mach.. NO JOB
welderbones
commented
on 15 Jan 2012
I am a welding instructor and a welding inspector in Toronto. I am a CWB
qualified welder in GMAW in the horizontal position done in spray transfer.
I'm also all-position qualified (flat/horizontal/vertical-up& overhead) in
GTAW, SMAW & FCAW! Not sure where you are from but you don't know what
you're talking about in regards to testing in Canada to the CSA Standard
W47.1 & W59. There is no pre-qualified joint testing in GMAW for vertical
or overhead. I never mentioned anything about vertical s
Demonlord468
commented
on 20 Jul 2012
the biggest problem i see... you dont even somewhat look like you are in a
comfortable posistion for 1, and a way to remedy this is put a clamp on
your work, hell ill put anothe drop of say angle against the wrok so it
doesnt burn my hand! free handing is NEVER going to be as consistant as
welding with you in a proper strong body position that is comfortable to
you! prop that hand and be relaxed! you will ALWAYS see a much more
consistant weld! remember... Technic is only developed over time!
James Raulerson
commented
on 21 Nov 2012
That stop and start wasn't pretty, but luckily that's where you usually cut
the plate for the bend. I jacked up my cutting last night and had to use
the edge of my plate where the welds stopped at the end. Luckily, I always
cut them a bit wider than the book says to give me room for cutting error,
(I hate using torches). I didn't do much of anything different than this
video here, and I got a 97% on my test. All in all, I'd say it wasn't a bad
video. Just work on your restarts. Good job.
Davdar4
commented
on 05 Jun 2012
For one the weld looks like sh*% because you free handed it and you're not
good enough for it. Two you have a back plate on it. Anyone who can halfway
weld can do this weld with a back plate on it. Get you some 3/4 inch plate
about 10 inches long and 8 inches tall, cut it in half long ways. Put you a
bevel in your top piece. Fit it up with a 1/8 inch gap between the plates
(with the bevel in the gap on top). Put you a MIG route (with no back
plate) then fill and cap it with FLUX.
jason hullihen
commented
on 31 Oct 2010
i dont like the way you move the torch around you dont need to do circle's
in your passes that is not right at all when you form a puddle the molton
puddle of weld is already round why would you abuse your wrist like that i
will never understand it.. but looks like a good clean weld.. with that
thickness you would get better penitration with straight co 2... to me the
second and third one one you were going to fast ... man good thing you are
not busy took along time
HiredHitman63
commented
on 25 Jan 2013
Pushing the puddle and pulling are all preference and situation specific.
Just as vertical down and vertical up are(except with FCAW and SMAW.) You
don't get as much penetration when pushing with MIG, therefore, he actually
made the proper decision to pull the puddle. It's a test plate,
penetration=PASS. Also, quote me if I'm wrong, but I saw no porosity* in
his welds. His travel speed was a bit fast, but at least know your facts
before unjustly critiquing someone.
Demonlord468
commented
on 20 Jul 2012
the BEST tip i have for ANYONE that wants to learn how to weld and do
fabrication..... start out burning rods!!! once you can burn 7018s
uphill... then you put a mig in their hand!!!! and learn EVERYTHING related
to the trade!!! just cause you can weld doesnt mean shit if you cant take a
drawing and make all your parts, fit, and weld the work!!! if you cant
fabricate your parts then you are useless in a shop that pays! Good Luck!
to you guys!
jason hullihen
commented
on 31 Oct 2010
i dont like the way you move the torch around you dont need to do circle's
in your passes that is not right at all when you form a puddle the molton
puddle of weld is already round why would you abuse your wrist like that i
will never understand it.. but olooks like a good clean weld.. with that
thickness you would get better penitration with straight co 2... to me the
second one you were going to fast...
bunkkker
commented
on 06 Aug 2012
MIG welding stands for Metal Inert Gas welding (inert). An inert gas (rare
gas) is e.g. Argon or Argon + Helium. Its task is to protect the welding
deposit, MAG welding stands for Metal Active Gas welding (chemically
active). An active gas is e.g. a gas of the protective gas category M21,
also known as mixed gas 18 or MIX 18 (trade names). These protective gases
react during welding :)
Adam Trautman
commented
on 30 Mar 2013
Not bad for a school weld. But in the real world an inspector would shit if
he saw you running hard wire in short circuit. The only way you should ever
run hard wire in a "structural" manner is in spray so ~27+ volts (depending
on gas). This sounds like maybe 23 tops. If you are going to cert
structural go FCAW 3G super easy. And you should NEVER quench between
passes!
ARCSTREAMS
commented
on 26 Aug 2012
unless you were trying to tell him that most ppl confuse MAG with MIG and
that in reality MIG is active gas because most places using it are using
Co2 so if thats what your saying then your correct. but they dont use Co2
for non ferrous metals.You would think they should since its cheaper and
may not react with them but I may be wrong on that.
Ryan Conlow
commented
on 13 Jan 2011
@redneckman454 do u know how to braze weld cuz i do i dont wanna be mean or
anything cuz i see some post but i do welding in tech and im a sophmore aka
10th grader i know how to use oxy acetylen and now stck b0ut next year i
will learn to weld pipe with stick and then after tht i will learn tig good
luck on the certification dude
Aleksandr2975
commented
on 21 Oct 2013
You know, there is some world outside of the USA: countries where arc
welding was actually invented (Russia, 1881–1882, Nikolai Bernardos) In
Europe and in Russia they don't worry about AWS opinion; MIG is the legit
name there, but they also aware that GMAW is an alternative name for the
process at the wild West.
Ryan Conlow
commented
on 13 Jan 2011
@redneckman454 do u know how to braze weld im just curious cuz i do i dont
wanna be mean cuz im just a sopmore aka 10th grade in side votech taking up
welding class but right now im stick welding next year i might do pipe with
stick and tig and good luck for the passing u will do well
bunkkker
commented
on 06 Aug 2012
pushing just makes sure the gas cleans the weld properly its hardly gonna
cool it quicker ya might aswell blow on it ha ha...if ya just weave back
and forward slightly ya go back into the puddle making better penetration
:) plus if ya not penetrating properly turn ya machine up...;)
randy malette
commented
on 05 Sep 2013
why are you doing circular motions like that?really extreme,and its a
bullshit technique for guys that arent steady enough to lay one down,just
saying,you can tell your in school bud,once you school guys get a
grip,youll understand what welding is in the real world,keep at it
TheWelderman1962
commented
on 07 Apr 2012
ha ha good set up before welding.......half circles work better and are
flatter than whole circles had lack of fusion in starts and to make your
plate even go left to right then right to left cause the angle change
effects buildup......not a good video to learn on
Maddox Hegedus
commented
on 02 Nov 2012
You should learn what to do when welding a 2g horizontal weld test before
making a video about it. The first pass should have a stop/start about the
last 2 or so inchs before the end of the coupon but this video doesn't. So,
it's a fail right there!
DThompson1985
commented
on 28 Jul 2010
@gom9r you are right anyone can do it, but can they do it well, i think
not, even though mig welding is easy in my opinion there are people like
you that think they know something when they dont know shit. I can tell
because of your comment.
49bluesman
commented
on 27 Oct 2011
actually guy, i jus took, and passed, first try, a bend test. and i did it
short circuit, so i dont know if you jus cant do it, but i had no problems
whatsoever witrh it. actually going to take my unlimited today....
Philippe Lamontagne
commented
on 15 Jan 2012
@welderbones you dont use spray transfer for any other position then
flat... i dare you to make a vertical test plate using spray transfer...
this guy was right to use short circuit transfer for his horizontal test
daomightBELTHAZOR
commented
on 30 Apr 2012
dont use a bend a circle just usd a stinger it works better and never put
it in water if your going to bend test it it gives you a better chance of a
failed weld but otherwise it was a ok video. keep it up
tyler thompson
commented
on 18 Dec 2012
why do you have a backing piece in the root ive only used backing plate for
a horizontal spray transfer test not short circuit just use a 1/8th inch
and go then no need to cut that backing plate off
stape931
commented
on 21 May 2011
i dont understand stupid comments. So many stupid people think they can do
better or asking why dont you try it in another position. how about because
the video is called from 2g position. retard
Highwhile High
commented
on 14 Mar 2013
I agree, inspector will want to see two root passes for 2g a stop and start
on the bevel side, usually shouldn't even weave unless your doing your
cover passes unless you cant run straight beads
Paweł Wisłocki
commented
on 10 Aug 2012
MIG aka Metal Inert Gas, MAG aka Metal Active Gas. Of course in Europe
norm, i dont know where do you from. Maybe Australia and USA got other
norms and names, so thats why i get confused.
SeanandDawn .Schultz
commented
on 14 Jul 2011
very awsome man im on elctrodes over head and its a pain in the ass im
using 7018 1/4 rods at 85 volts and using a whipping motion (i cant do it
in circles) i just have to keep practicing
Colin Eva
commented
on 23 Apr 2011
Ok why dont you just lay it on a table its just the same it EASY . Im a
certified welder and i run that weld 50 times a week. Try it in a 4g
position with flux core wire or even in a 3g .
Welding Position 1G - Flat Groove Weld
Groove welds are made in the groove between the work pieces. Groove welds can take the shape of all of the joint types. This video illustrates welding a flat ...
User Comments
Andrew Taylor
commented
on 10 Nov 2014
Can't tell if he was welding in circular or zigzag pattern. Can somebody
please verify for me?
Miller Welders
commented
on 13 Nov 2014
+Andrew Taylor, the welder is welding in a zigzag pattern. Please keep in mind these videos are intended to display a typical weld in the position indicated. Ultimately, you will need to develop and test your own procedures to ensure that you are depositing a sound weld. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Welding GMAW (MIG) Certification bend test
This bend test is on a 3/8" v-groove w/ 22.5 degree bevels. It was welded in the vertical up position using the GMAW . (Gas Metal Arc Welder)
User Comments
DThompson1985
commented
on 30 Jul 2010
This bender takes forever, the one we used at Hobart you could just set the
plate down on a table with a hole in it and it would press it through. Must
faster.
safiq uddin
commented
on 10 Oct 2010
done very well. thanks for that.
Jim Charles
commented
on 18 Dec 2011
@lilmicro01 Thanks
Uncle Bernie
commented
on 28 Jan 2013
damn good welds
lilmicro01
commented
on 17 Dec 2011
Nice!
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on fsaved.com.
Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Already have an account? Sign in to comment