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[Applause] so hey welcome to the shop im constantly getting asked about stick welding thin metal whether its sheet metal or thin walled tubing now is stick holding the right tool for the job is it even a good idea how thin can you go can i weld together the sharp edge of two box cutter razor blades stay tuned lets find out lets get on the same page about what we mean by thin material so im not talking about three millimeter or one eighth inch thick plate this is just fine for stick welding goes great no special treatment or anything in fact id recommend stick welding for this thickness of plate on up im talking about thinner than that now because i dont want to mislead anybody let me be clear that in these thinner materials mig welding and tig welding are better options than stick however i have had some good success stick welding 1 16 of an inch which is 16 gauge or one and a half millimeter thick plate using 60 13 electrodes let me show you how i do that and you may have seen
