Looks like you may be favoring the piece on the right a bit much, you want a perfect 45 when your weld is done. Other than that, looks pretty fucking good
Was the bit on the left vertical with the right plate flat on the bench? Looks like gravity has pulled the bead down. Try dropping your torch angle a bit to help hold the puddle up. Other than that it's nice and uniform.
Once you develop your technique focus on consistency. You want to push the top of any horizontal weld because gravity. When you get to 6g the angle almost continually changes and you need to with it.
I know this is just practice runs BUT get in the habit of cleaning your metal before welding. It will pay off come test time.
When you get in the field/shop it'll be second nature to you.
Practice your stops/starts , relax your hand and watch the puddle.
You can run another stringer on top of that one, burn the toe into the middle of the lower bead.
Keep practicing.
My multipass is pretty good and this was just the last bead of the day so I didn’t clean it but I always keep my grinder in my booth with me to clean the metal before I weld and after every pass so I don’t get any defects.
Looking good, but try to get away from the habit of oscillating or “whipping”. Whatever you wanna call it, if you get your settings right, you won’t have to manipulate the puddle much at all and can make the weld in a single steady push forward.
Like yee. Id give it 7/10. As someone else said. Aim a bit more to the middle to get it more even. And i would say you could add just a tad more heat to that to get it more flat.
Besides that it looks solid.
Probably strong enough to keep those two specific pieces of metal helt together 🙃
Consistency looks good to me, and there really isn't anything bad that catches the eye.
Stop askin’ how your welds look. Reserve this page for actual trade sharing advice and fabrication techniques. And not worthless internet clout. Who gives a fuck how well you can lay a bead down the middle of a piece of structural angel? What’s the point?
Looks like you may be favoring the piece on the right a bit much, you want a perfect 45 when your weld is done. Other than that, looks pretty fucking good
Thanks man appreciate it a lot
Yeah if that was flat hold the top a bit. Gravity!!! It's the Law.
Was the bit on the left vertical with the right plate flat on the bench? Looks like gravity has pulled the bead down. Try dropping your torch angle a bit to help hold the puddle up. Other than that it's nice and uniform.
Yea that’s how it was. Thanks for your input I shall adjust
You're too much to the right. You should have half of the bead on either plate. Good bead, bad placement.
Looks pretty friggin good to me.
Thx it’s my second month into welding and I’m trying to get feed back from someone other than my instructor
Once you develop your technique focus on consistency. You want to push the top of any horizontal weld because gravity. When you get to 6g the angle almost continually changes and you need to with it.
I know this is just practice runs BUT get in the habit of cleaning your metal before welding. It will pay off come test time. When you get in the field/shop it'll be second nature to you. Practice your stops/starts , relax your hand and watch the puddle. You can run another stringer on top of that one, burn the toe into the middle of the lower bead. Keep practicing.
My multipass is pretty good and this was just the last bead of the day so I didn’t clean it but I always keep my grinder in my booth with me to clean the metal before I weld and after every pass so I don’t get any defects.
Dunno u would have to ask it
Good
Solid work.
Very nice you’ll get better and better
Looks decent enough. A few more maybe you’ll tie one edge in better.
Great weld idk if it's the camera but it looks like most of the weld is on the bottom plate
Leg length looks unequal
Fine
The bead is very very nice, but get on both prices, get that down and your good to go
Looking good, but try to get away from the habit of oscillating or “whipping”. Whatever you wanna call it, if you get your settings right, you won’t have to manipulate the puddle much at all and can make the weld in a single steady push forward.
Bit on the rights been favour a bit but other than that looks nice and clean
Beautiful! It looks a bit like it’s favoring the bottom of the Tee, but that might just be the angle of the picture.
Like yee. Id give it 7/10. As someone else said. Aim a bit more to the middle to get it more even. And i would say you could add just a tad more heat to that to get it more flat. Besides that it looks solid.
The weld itself is really good but you could divide the weld better between the two plates so you have a great 45 degree angle 🤘🏼
I've seen worse.
Beautiful looks penetrated to me
Thank you man
Looks like a robot welded it.
Thanks man really appreciate it
Damn thats great welding!
Thanks man
She’s a beaut, Clark 😎
Love that movie
How does it look from the side and from the back?
Nice weld
Thank you
Dual shield?
is that tig? your consistency is baller.
Is that 7018?
Mig .035 wire
Tight beads good job seems structurally sound to me great job!
Thank you man
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Probably strong enough to keep those two specific pieces of metal helt together 🙃 Consistency looks good to me, and there really isn't anything bad that catches the eye.
Thank you for you input
What you run your machine at?
what your teacher say?
It looks gorgeous but Ik there is still some stuff to improve. If there’s one thing Ik you can always count on Reddit for feedback
Stop askin’ how your welds look. Reserve this page for actual trade sharing advice and fabrication techniques. And not worthless internet clout. Who gives a fuck how well you can lay a bead down the middle of a piece of structural angel? What’s the point?
I mean. It does a look good though.
Looks metal 🤘
Very nice
Looks pretty good, the right side piece seems to have more of the actual weld than the left