Gasless Flux Core for Beginners #1 BIG Thing

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Hello how are you? 1 and a half years ago I bought a flux core soldering machine It is a machine that does not have a system to change the polarity Do you recommend I take it to technical service? Every time you try to solder something, the amount of spatter is a disaster Will there be a solution? I leave the name of the machine so you can see it Lusqtoff 130-7 welding machine
Comment from : Andres DAstolfo

You are such an easy informative guy to watch cheers
Comment from : Howard Barker

You get straight to it on all of your videos Thank you 🙏 time is valuable and your knowledge is invaluable
Comment from : Joshua Caylor

Real nice video! A lot of times I'm welding two different size Metals together should you set the machine to the thinner or the thicker metal
Comment from : Pete4875

Personally if I'm welding some stuff with mill scale or even light rust I will use welding mix over Flux core It comes out like stick weld and minimizes spatter Really makes a nice weld
Comment from : Tire Ballast Service of Florida

My weld machine just show current and voltagenow how do i know my wire feed speed?? 😅😅
Comment from : PxkDin 42

Great video, and very instructional Thanks!
Comment from : Francois Schawlb

Thanks for the bit about knozzels I have always wondered, yes or no?
Comment from : Geoff Geoff

Using these toys don't make u a welder if you wanna learn a skill go for sticks
Comment from : hirad

I just watched a bunch of welding videos here on YT and your video just fixed a bunch of them Great tips, well detailed and explained Thanks, Teach!
Comment from : LJ Prep

Thank you, this was exactly what I was looking for
Comment from : AngauGaming

You are not a welder
Comment from : James Rompf

Great tips👌🇦🇺
Comment from : Alan Blyde

I have a hard time setting the the heat n travel speed
Comment from : 200cdl

Thanks great tips
Comment from : Michael Paul

Awesome video , thanks 🍻🍕
Comment from : Pirate

Ty
Comment from : Chicken Wing

I hope the things you showed here will help me improve my welding I have a Flux core welder, but I'm not a welder Some of my welds are OK, some are bad I've had welds that look like I stood on the far side of the shop and threw molten metal at the work I don't have words to describe my bad welds
Comment from : Archer973

Thanks, now I’ve gotta buy me some angle iron and weld me a welding cart
Comment from : PD1JDW

this is very intresting to learn as a
Comment from : Anthony Montoya

Thank you I haven't welded since shop class/VoAg and I am 50 and just getting back into it
Comment from : K C

Super informative
Comment from : crappy60

Nice video just what I needed, very helpful and handy
Comment from : John Garc

Instead of risking something happening I just use the cold wire feed and I highley ye obrSend it
Comment from : Matt Kaiser

As a new member of the welding community and to your channel, I love that you covered the DETAILS in the videos like holding the gun tip and wire as you adjust the tension Excellent instruction
Comment from : Luis O Cruz-Castello

Have a Titanium easy flux 125 I've noticed the heat can be inconsistent so i was opting on getting the Lincoln Electric 90I FC i have a few off road rigs and do my own repairs I dont weld often enough for a bigger machine and need something that doesnt burn a dime sized hole in rocker panels every 5 inches due to temperature fluctuations Is the Lincoln worth it? Have you used a smaller one like a 90fc and if so how consistent are the welds?? Thanks for your time!
Comment from : Doug St Laurent

Got a cheap dual machine, runs like crazy on Flux Corenot for long, though, as you have presented the Holy Grail of polarity! Thank you!
Comment from : Hilary Brust

I have a flux core machine I bought a cheap vacuum sealer off of amazon, and if I'm not going to use the welder for a while, I take the wire spool out and seal it up
Comment from : Angry Yankee

I was a welding instructor for 35 years you did the best job I've ever seen on a videoabout self shield
Comment from : John Kizziah

The best!!! Extremely well done Thank you!
Comment from : Bill Holman

Fudge Factor!
Comment from : Jacob Wrona

Self shield wire is either a fun time or a bad time, either things go smoothly and you are burning wire all day or you are dealing with birds nests in your suitcase and other crap, I use a lot of t-8 wire, very smoky
Comment from : Dylan

I gave my son a Lincoln mig E called me up and said it was junk I went over and took the solid core out he had put in and replaced it with flux core checked polarity and wire speed and feed Works beautifully for small jobs Love ur channel
Comment from : John Bolongo

Great video! Thank you!
Comment from : Gary Fuhrman

A thing thats important to know os thst if you have a little cheapo fluxcore welder like i do, plug it directly into the socket, if you use an extension cord it wont weld well
Comment from : Mr Dino

I notice in pretty much all the welding tip videos for Flux Core, no one uses or mentions the various types of sprays available that can keep splatter from sticking to your work Is it because people just don't like the sprays or they don't work or? brbrIt's like minibike builders all hate the Predator 212 Ghost Race motor because 80 of the work people do to make the stock 212 a performance engine is done at the factory for them so they feel it's not a REAL engine for "REAL" minibike builders It's viewed as cheating or being lazy
Comment from : Salvage 1 Bus Life Adventures

I am in Canada, and have used Lincoln, Forney and Canadian Tire flux core wire The CT wire is absolute filthy garbage The other two work great
Comment from : reload north

Thank you you saved my life I was wondering why I was getting so much damn spatter I can't be stuff reading the manual hahaha And I thought excessive spatter was normal on flux core mig gasless
Comment from : Henry

Great info I think I can finish my project much better than I've started! Thanks!
Comment from : Chris Schlis

This is GOLD Thank you very much
Comment from : Woody Xyooj

Excellent
Comment from : quill6211

Great summery
Comment from : Clarin

Wath is the name and the model of yours welder ? Tank you
Comment from : Sebastien Robert

One of the best, most straight forward , helpful MIG videos I’ve ever seen…:THANK YOU SIR!
Comment from : VinceHay

Im newbiethankz for the tips
Comment from : rurik viloria

Good, instructional video Thank you 😊
Comment from : David King

If I keep practicing I'll finally be able to weld as well as your "before" examples
Comment from : BL Alley

Thanks !!
Comment from : doncookbc

Very informative video thank you
Comment from : Jo Dirt

This is a really awesome video You don’t get a lot of good information on videos but this one helped a lot!
Comment from : Ashley Kaiser

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : sam yeates

how are you doing sport i have 3 in 1 yamato mig welding i don't know how to operate pls help me
Comment from : rodolfo hidalgo

I love and appreciate your videos, Jody You’re the man!
Comment from : Mike C

I see lots of things online but this video is just what I need to begin my first steps on welding A big thanks to you for sharing this tipe of content
Comment from : Alfonso Silva

Really nice video I started welding on car and truck exhaust with 240v mig I bought a flux core for home use, and it was a learning experience I'm surprised you didn't mention that horrible anti spatter spray
Comment from : rasafrasahassenfrat

Thank you, great info, well presented You're a good teacher !
Comment from : Flussig1

This helped so much, can't wait to dig out my dads welder
Comment from : Opossozoku

I've tried a few different flux core wires on my 220 mvp Hobart, Forney, Harbor Freight, Blue Demon, and now Lincoln brbrThe Lincoln wire seems to be the best all-around wire The puddle isn't as wet as the Hobart, while also being low splatter
Comment from : wvjeepguy81

Exceptional presentation!❤
Comment from : Vasilis Trimis

i bought a cheap 4 in one welder ive only ever stick welded in College so im going to learn soem mig and flux coreit came with a flux core roll good to know this stuff id have messe dit up first turn i knew Flux core was same soemwhat as mig just the woring is different i didnt know you have to switch the wires like tha tin the boxi also learned how to setup the roll too today so im looking forward to using it and hoping it works out well for the small jobs around my place thanks for the video:)
Comment from : Sonny C

I went and looked at a Snap On mig welder a few years back and the guy who was selling it said it was broken When I got there I noticed he was using flux core wire but had it set up for solid I told him that there was probably nothing wrong with the machine and that he the settings backwards and that's why his welds weren't turning out He said he didn't care and sold it to me anyways I'm a firm believer in treating others as I want to be treated
Comment from : Parents of Twins

I recently ran out of C25 and pulled out my first girlfriend, the Horror Fraught CE-170 I first ran it DCEP because I forgot that before buying a good welder Id ran it as a MIG for a little while It welded but the spatter beads were crazy huge After the polarity switch it welded much better and can actually do a good job but was instantly reminded why flux just kind of sucks lol All that dust and debris to clean…
Comment from : OldOwl

Not interested in buying anything!
Comment from : Edward Meza

Question from a newcomer to this: why does the polarity make a difference?
Comment from : Ensign Cthulhu

Starting at 12 years old 💪
Comment from : landon d

Great video for a non welder like me! Thanks man!
Comment from : Kevin Walker

Question A colleague said to me recently that you can adjust penetration with wire speed brI did not think this was truebrCan you shed light on that for me?
Comment from : Chadwick Spaulding

I was literally out in the garage welding today doing fluxcore and i was doing it on the wrong polarity 🙈 After I seen you mention it, I went out there and seen what I did wrong Thank you I feel so dumb lol
Comment from : SoulSerrated

Nice to see some flux
Comment from : easymoneyism

Ive got a hobart 180 I bought new almost 20 years ago, and it runs like a top I have since brought an inverter machine into the fold, but its nice to know that long after my fancy synergic machine goes in the trash I'll have the hobart I think the hobart 180s and 140s eat control boards, but the rest of the machine is bomb proof if you blow them out every decade or so Thanks for another great video!
Comment from : Jason Patterson

Best vid I have ever seen on welder setup
Comment from : Leroy Grider

Is there any way to adjust the tip/nozzle distance with gas mig guns? I noticed my gun came from the factory with the tip being inset 1/4" into the nozzle Seems to quickly gather spatter I have read that an inset that deep would only be needed over 200 amps In my experience my other gas mig setups have an almost flush setting of the tip, allowing me to hold my gap as needed for a cleaner performance I was thinking someone should make tips of different lengths so that the setback could be adjusted but I have never seen them?
Comment from : Douglas Thompson

reallyt depends what welder you have my cheapo flux welder the wire speed and stuff is way off, it says wire speed 9 for 1/8th and 3/16th, but it welds 10000x better at 4
Comment from : Jeeps, Black Powder and Lights

I've never welded but want tothis video alone has given me loads of information and confidence to start!
Comment from : PompeyMatt17

One small change Me welding to you doing my welding
Comment from : Geoff Geoff

What's the stone in Larry's ring?
Comment from : Geoff Geoff

Amazing video, i learned so muchim going to have to take alook at my set up, i just thought i was that bad if a welder
Comment from : Kirk Maynard

What a well-made, clean video Very helpful!
Comment from : David Rahbany

I didn't know there was an actual flux core nozzle I've got an Eastwood flux welder that came with a regular nozzle, so I just weld without it I wrapped tape around the nozzle to keep it from being burned by spatter Now that I know about the flux nozzle I'll definitely get onebrI made my own dual exhaust system from a bunch of used scrap exhaust pieces and a pair of Flowmaster 40 series I got in a trade Sounds great Looks pretty good too I just practiced on some scrap until I got everything dialed in
Comment from : DAL

I can actually make 232 chip itself :)
Comment from : Alex Quintana

nice, now I need to double check my rig, cause my weld looked exactly like the positive connection version
Comment from : steve mcleod

Good vid
Comment from : Zach Martinez

👍👍👍Thank you
Comment from : pete Ty

Great videos ! 👍
Comment from : knobsdialsandbuttons

Thank you for this video Just bought my first welder to fix some things around the ranch Your narrating style is very nice and I was able to really understand, and hopefully retain, what you were teaching! Thanks again!
Comment from : Zak Kinsey

You do a great job I've welded for about 40 yrs Only problem was it wasn't with you 😆 seems like you would be a great guy to work with
Comment from : John Doe

The multimatic 220 AC/DC has a flux core setting Do you have to swap polarity inside the machine or does it automatically change it? Haven’t ran flux core on it yet I’m just wondering Thanks
Comment from : Sean King