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Grinder n paint make me the welder I ain’t
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Depends on the situation, layout and angles. Sometimes its more comfortable to push then pull or pull than push. I do both.
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Pull for root pass, overlap with push for surface adhesion. Do the same with vertical welds, up for penetration, down for surface adhesion on top. 3 passes total per joint, weld is not breaking.
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I agree with you push or pull is dependent of the thickness, material, and what the purpose of the weld is. I have used both techniques, and I don't really have a specific preference I just make the best decision depending on what I'm trying to accomplish.
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Ive been taught to push with gas and pull with flux core. Was CWB and TSSA cert. I do mostly tig stainless pipe with argon purge. Cheers
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The weld metal doesn't care what direction its applied in. penetration to/through the root is going to determine which is stronger.
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unless you are using flux core either is fine, but gas pull is better and push gives more pitting and more contamination
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I do both depending what I'm doing and access .
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Generally I push, with hard wire. Sometimes pull depends on what's goin on. With dual shield I Generally pull, unless going uphill
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Both depending on material’s, positions, thickness, etc.
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It actually depends on what the procedure called for on prints if it's a structural world you pull it if it's a multi pass weld then you push it
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I don't weld but still find this information useful. Great presentation
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The only time I ever pull is when I’m doing corner to corner seams on chutes and hoppers. This helps to fill the valley for a nice round profile and reduces undercut.
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I do neither I hold 90 degrees to the steel for max penetration into the steel.
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I've always pulled, if I have to then go around the corner and weld about an inch of the back side I'll usually push that.
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Depends. Type of weld I'm laying also matters (short/glob/spray), what I'm welding, how thick material is (and dirty)
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Like you said It all depends on the application. Most of what i do for work we push so as not to burn completely thru on thinner material. On the other hand, in frames with multipass welds we mostly pull for the better penetration.
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Depends on which type of welding I'm doing. So I use both.
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I've always pulled till the end of the weld
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@joeh.3135
1 week ago
Both , depending on access and visibility ~
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