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    morning home training vertical 7018

    i have just finished my one month welding school course, so i bought an 140 amps inverter so i could practice at home since i couldnt still get a job. All good and bad commentarys are apreciated.

    vertical welds done with 120 amps on 7018 3.25 rods
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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    L9ooks good, if you clean (grind) off the mill scale, the undercutting may go away.

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    Lookin' good. As mentioned, grind all mill scale prior to welding, and if you have one, remove all slag after welding with a wire wheel. Looks like you were pausing on the left side properly, but not enough time on the right.

    Keep up the good work.

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    i'm in welding school right now and i have been doing the vertical up also.. to get rig of the under cut pause a sec. longer but other than that its a very nice weld..

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    Good looking welds, the little undercut you do have could easily be eliminated by changing your rod angle a little.
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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    The undercut/underfill is so consistent I would also suggest changing rod angle.

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    trying to get better

    more training on vertical
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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    Looks pretty darn good to me!

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    mmm that IS nice! Flat face with no undercut and nice wet in at the toes. Tastey.
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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    Not too bad at all. And practice makes perfect---so they say.

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    The weld looks good , just looks a little to big of a fillet for that plate. Should only be the same thickness of the plate. Or it could just be the picture.

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    Re: morning home training vertical 7018

    yes Bikespot, its a little big for the plate because underneath i practised a t joint with 3 passes and then i did the vertical, i need to save € on the steel.

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