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Игорь Воронцов
Игорь Воронцов
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user1674600192805
Богу не :
Игорь, я не занимаюсь сваркой, я офисный айтишник, но ваша манера речи и посыл этого видео помог почувствовать себя лучше даже мне. Спасибо вам.
2026-08-18 04:49:03
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bingo__upx
bingo__upx :
Все правильно, если кому-то не нравится как стажер делает то пусть научит как надо, он на то и стажер чтоб его учить
2026-08-17 13:28:35
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mas.terka
Kate :
К сварке отношения не имею, но даже мне спокойней стало
2026-08-21 19:26:43
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lqanlakd
lqanlakd :
большое спасибо! у нас а-ля конвеер, делаем емкости под химию, готовые изделия. буду пробовать, спасибо за видео :)
2026-08-16 12:29:17
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oneerash
The beholder of rhe void :
здравствуйте игорь,я не учусь варить,но теперь у меня появилось желание научиться
2026-08-19 16:56:48
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olympus.x22
DarkSoul :
Нержа очень сильно течет при сварке, особенно с низу вверх
2026-08-16 11:21:08
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user3871491249630
Valerie_paholkov :
как так быстро очки снимать?😂
2026-08-16 11:38:17
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hellhammer887
колоноскоп :
старый, я тоже на химпроизводве учился варить, но только лед, потом дали 4 года общего
2026-08-20 00:34:43
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dobreess
hbr434z1 :
Почему то я захотел подкласс сварщика
2026-08-18 21:27:20
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www.tiktokdimonkhddzjfer
Димас. :
Если есть возможность лучше под шов подложить лист меди и все.
2026-08-16 11:45:55
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usermov390s1g6
Александр :
Игорь, мне кажется что вы не только сварщик, но и владелец магазина по продаже очков. В последних роликах они у вас просто расходник.
2026-08-16 16:33:29
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slava37831
Slava :
я просто офигел как Вы эпично очки скинули 👍
2026-08-20 13:47:07
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ver_jah
денис юрьевич :
1. выбор электродов с рутиловым. кисло-рутиловым, рутилово-силикатным покрытием.мягкая дуга, лёгкий розжиг, горят на низком токе. 2. диаметр 2мм 3.прямая полярность. 4.убрать хот старт. Форсаж. 5. если есть возможность сделать медную подкладку, да хотя бы и стальную. 6. смотреть внимательно на цвет ванны, по цвету видно момент когда металл провалится. а вообще по хорошему 1.5мм это не работа для ручника. сейчас все варят тонкую нерж аргоном. это дешевле, быстрее, качественнее, эстетичнее.
2026-08-17 17:10:23
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nobmasterl69l
nobmasterl69l :
однажды я прокомментировал такое видео и теперь таких видео стало в моей ленте намного больше совершайте мои ошибоки
2026-08-18 12:04:26
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ttttakeee
take :
Игорь, здравствуйте. я фуллстак инженер. но вы помогли даже мне, спасибо вам большое.
2026-08-22 17:38:48
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topol_7.62
[🇧🇾]❦Argel✮Tal❦[🇧🇾] :
Сварщик из меня так себе, но этот человек способен замотировать пробовать снова)
2026-08-21 10:22:12
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nothing_portant
nothing_portant :
собираюсь поступать на технолога-мастера сварки, ни одно ваше видео не пролистываю
2026-08-20 16:32:13
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nivikantavogd
Nivikantavo :
я конечно максимум сосиски сварю, но интересно было послушать
2026-08-20 20:38:14
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userqzsege7pte
ZXCRUSSIA :
Игорь скажите возможно ли сварить силумин и алюминий спасибо!!!
2026-08-18 03:09:52
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user98855451095676
Alex :
Надо накатить пару стаканов чтоб шов был гладкий. А если прожигает , значит надо менять гранёный стакан😁
2026-08-16 17:09:19
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mark_x_y3
Mark_X_Y :
понял, спасибо, я конечно не сварщик, но всё равно
2026-08-17 10:45:19
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naxren_vam_moia_s
naxren_vam_moia_stra :
отрыв через каждую секунду и попёр 😁
2026-08-16 12:31:03
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obu4nyiparen
obu4nyiparen :
Глаза Чико глаза никогда не врут
2026-08-17 09:07:46
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lexkrk2020
Алексей Ротормель :
здравствуйте, Я сварщик любитель, в основном по дому либо мелкие калымы, прфтрубы и т.д. ни как не могу подобрать электроды чтобы с отрывом хорошо варили, цена качество, подскажите пожалуйста, спасибо заранее
2026-08-17 06:30:42
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l_love_you06.13
Jung Yoongi :
Я, конечно, не сварщик, но студентка. Побольше бы таких людей! Студентов на практике, по ощущениям, вообще за людей не считают. Либо принеси-подай, либо бесплатная раб.сила вообще не по специальности
2026-08-19 09:17:56
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