@sewingwithfirewelding: Stick Rod sizes. There are a few less common sizes we don’t always get to weld with. I am showing a bunch of different size E7018’s. Anywhere from 1/16"-1/4". Very big range in sizes. #welding #stickwelding #weldingschool #weldernation #trades

Lukie_pookie1 :

is this a good weld for only welding three times, its MIG

𝓢𝓮𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓷. :

Are you related to Ricky ?

Treedude :

Power range is the fraction “size” turned to a decimal. 1/8 =0.125 as a starting range.

Levi21 :

6010 and 7018

bentleymorrison556 :

10018??

emberlogan6 :

I use 6010 at my school those are what we start on

Dirtbike, bryson olah :

What about this rod

Rob.R Nc :

I start school in August 12 for welding on 59 years old, but don’t feel like it. Thank you for the tips.

Grilledchicky :

7018s lay absolutely devious beads 🫪🤤

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user9556223762 :

What about vertical for the 1/8 7018 n overhead on a 3/8 plate

scorpiosting114 :

Rod thickness in decimals X length in feet X 1000. So E7018 standard rod. (.125 X 1 X 1000=125)

Kahentiio ❌ :

I’ve been a stick welder for 30 years and that was the first time I heard of a1/16 rod, I’ve burnt a few 1/4 inch rods in my day and they throw some heat!

Agarango :

damn I been doing 6010 1/8 with 80 amps

Brian F800 :

The 110 volt baby welders use the 1/16” rods.

thabisoftock :

you could include for other materials like aluminum stainlessness steel even cast iron...🤷🏾‍♂️idk

Muhmad Ali :

dia ×40+-20=amperage

StepheDanso 0530891474/ :

Hi

Bob Littrell :

👍🏻

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Jon Buttson :

Anyone can lay a dime with 7018

Poopy fart :

I like 125 for 1/8

ting :

To be honest, I’ve never seen a quarter inch 7018 rod

squig :

take the fraction size turn it into a decimal number , works pretty good , example 1/8 rod diameter = .125 so 125 amps works for flat welding starting point