“7018 vs. 6013 – What’s the difference? ⚡🔥If you’re learning stick welding, you’ve probably heard of these two popular electrodes. E7018 is known for its medium penetration, strong welds, and low hydrogen properties—great for structural work. E6013, on the other hand, is easy to use, has a smooth arc, and works well for sheet metal and general repairs.Which one do you prefer? Drop your thoughts in the comments!👇#stickwelding #electrodes #smaw #onlineclasses #weldingschool #weldingstudent” | Se

Two super common electrodes you might start off stick welding with are 6011 & 6013 rods. They are great at running in the flat position, but what about welding uphill? Today Austin experiments with each on a 3G open root and & 3F fillet weld, as well as seeing how they handle 16 gauge sheet metal butt welds uphill and downhill. Watch the full video today at 3:30 PM EST https://foxly.link/jucmQU | Weld.com

Fillet & Butt Weld Symbols Explained with Examples 🔧 Understand leg lengths, arrow side vs other side, and weld-all-around notation using clear visuals. Perfect for welders, inspectors & students. 👉 Visit weldfabworld.com #WeldingSymbols #FilletWeld #ButtWeld #WeldingTraining #FabricationWork #WeldingFabricationWorld #WeldFabWorld #StructuralWelding #EngineeringBasics | Welding Fabrication World