Stick welding help

Mig4lfe

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Hi,
I have been MiG welding for quite a while but have just recently gotten serious about stick welding. This is 7018 dc- I was wondering if I could get some help. I know I have to do more prep work lol. But I was wondering what I could do and how you should manipulate the rod.
Thanks
 

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Hi,
I have been MiG welding for quite a while but have just recently gotten serious about stick welding. This is 7018 dc- I was wondering if I could get some help. I know I have to do more prep work lol. But I was wondering what I could do and how you should manipulate the rod.
Thanks
I'm MOST certainly NOT a professional welder, but I myself see the need for more amps (heat) and slightly wiggle tip of rod side to side, no more than 1/16 to 1/8".
 
Hi,
I have been MiG welding for quite a while but have just recently gotten serious about stick welding. This is 7018 dc- I was wondering if I could get some help. I know I have to do more prep work lol. But I was wondering what I could do and how you should manipulate the rod.
Thanks
My son is in welding now. He's watched and practiced techniques off YT videos.

He learned a bunch from this page here. Just like @olcowhand stated about the wiggle, there are neat things you can do if you know how to CURSIVE write. Cursive is a dead art now in writing, but it's the #1 trick on getting welds looking PROFESSIONAL.

Go thru all of this here, it is important to know.
 
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