I would like to see more of the Pinkie to Thumb Collapse Technique [Stick Welding] with 1/8" 6010
It sounds easy, looks cool, but it's actually hard for me to do. My fingers keep getting in the way, idk.
I would like to see example of all positions in a single video.
Ideas & suggestions for videos
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mbmalone wrote:I would like to see more of the Pinkie to Thumb Collapse Technique [Stick Welding] with 1/8" 6010
It sounds easy, looks cool, but it's actually hard for me to do. My fingers keep getting in the way, idk.
I would like to see example of all positions in a single video.
Wow!, Tall order, but I can do....
http://welding-tv.com/2013/12/17/6g-6010-root/
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That would be great. You don't actually have to run all the rods. I was just trying to figure out how to get my hands positioned right. I even took small clips of some of Jody's videos and tried to stitch them together, for my own benefit.
I saw him attach a pair of vise grips below, when he was welding vertical. That helped a lot. I just have to figure out this thing. I think he has the best finished welds and i would like to mimic his technique. He seems to have found the best way to do it. Anyone else with a better way should upload some videos for comparison.
Staring today, I have a new pair of soft contacts with a slightly different script, which I'll be trying.
I saw him attach a pair of vise grips below, when he was welding vertical. That helped a lot. I just have to figure out this thing. I think he has the best finished welds and i would like to mimic his technique. He seems to have found the best way to do it. Anyone else with a better way should upload some videos for comparison.
Staring today, I have a new pair of soft contacts with a slightly different script, which I'll be trying.
AKweldshop wrote:mbmalone wrote:I would like to see more of the Pinkie to Thumb Collapse Technique [Stick Welding] with 1/8" 6010
It sounds easy, looks cool, but it's actually hard for me to do. My fingers keep getting in the way, idk.
I would like to see example of all positions in a single video.
Wow!, Tall order, but I can do....
http://welding-tv.com/2013/12/17/6g-6010-root/
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