Structural Steel Fabrication - Marking out & Tacking end cap plate to steel beam. Part 1
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wow....when that bald head popped up around 1:47, it was brighter than the welding arc......had to close my eyes, great video Sir...cheers
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Studied up to 7th Class in School in 1996
Later did SSC through correspondence in 2018
Fabrication Works 12 years experience I want to good job sir I am Indian
What kind of welding you do what is the name bro..
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Use combination square to mark the holes by lets say inch and a half holes.. set your square to inch and a half .. real easy, instead of finding the centers
Why no 6mm for weld?
How many times did you blow at the screen ? 😂
Why don’t you upload more videos mate and we would have some ideas about how can we make faster manufacturing 😊
No weld prep?
do you have vacant out there sir.. i am a full welder fcaw and steel fabricator
What is the welding name
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A lot of marking out for something you can just eye up. All U needed was the top centerline and a bubble on the top flange to the side of the plate
Nice. So you level the top flange (with the centre line marked) and plumb the side of the plate for its tack position. ?
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Sir im doing all metel design work pls given me one job
What's the tolerance on that because that isn't flush at the flanges.
Does it have to be flush at the flanges ?
@@TheMetalFabGuy if it's a centre plate I would hope so. Maybe it's not a centre plate, I digress.
Can a 254 x 146 x 37kg/m beam have a end plate too?
Thanks for watching Gurpiar. Any UB or UC including a UB 254x146x37 can have an end plate. What that end plate is doing would need to be calculated by a structural engineer.
Thickness / Bolt size / number of bolts / weld spec So it’s capable of performing its intended job.
@@TheMetalFabGuy what is UB and UC bro
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Make sure that plate square before you Mark it bro just saying none of these holes line up
Top advice that.
Close my eyes on the first tack🤣🤣🤣🤣
I tried to blow the soap stone dust off the second mark 🤣🤣🤣
I never understood why guys Mark a measurement with a v
The point of the inverted ‘V’ being the accuracy of your mark. Each to their own. But if you’re Referring to a single line mark as a viable option then personally I tend to not be 100% sure of where the exact mark is I need when I’ve gone back to it.
You can also ‘correct’ your first mark of the v with the second mark, if its slightly out.
Thanks for watching.
How can your workshop be so quiet ? 😂
Turn off the machines 😉
@@TheMetalFabGuy 🤣
Mistake, The center of the column is taken from the center of the web, never the flange.
Sometimes the web can be off set.. depends on who supplies the steel.
@@1700iDiGuy If that is the case, then it is out of speck. Check the MSDS. If you are setting a head or base plate or a gusset plate ALWAYS take your measurements from the center of the web. Work off of the center of the WEB. Never the flange.
@@1700iDiGuy Depending on the beam size (weight) the two flanges can be offset. Each member has a tolerance for flang misalignment. This is why you always use the web.
@@frank64409 perhaps when one end of the UB has a centralled web and the other end is 7 mm offset, you know you have a deformed beam , i’ll use the flange to center my end plate.
@@frank64409 sometimes you have to use whats been supplied. Luckily it rarely happens
The company you work for can provide you with at least new protective gloves for the purpose of photography only
Thanks for taking the time with your contribution.
Look forward to the next instalment
Wrong wrong wrong What about the gaps .That's just for starters .
Flanges are not always parallel Michael.
But you’d know that if you’d been in the game for any length of time. Look forward to your first video.
Another one who hasn’t managed one in 9 years. 😉
Never tack in the centre of your plate, the welders won't appreciate that
Work from centre of web not the flange turning sq around wont improve anything lol
You always work off the flange to center a plate because the majority of the time, beams aren't properly formed. You'll have twisted webs and flanges that are big or small on either side. During assembly the web is irrelevant, you'll always work off the flange. Especially when there are holes drilled in the beam.
@@SouleymaneG exactly, the flange can be different sizes and usually aren't parallel. The web isn't irrelevant. Tie beams and bracers all come from the web so your base plate should come from the web.
@@SouleymaneG
So then your web is not central to end plates would not want to erect anything you have made.
All items connecting to wed small or large channel or ub would have to be made individually and measured after you have made your beams not only would you be laughed at finished on the spot get your tools and outa my workshop
@@seanhannan1823
The web is not relevant,
Another one who's never made anything .
Ask any draughtsman where he takes his measurements from either by drawing long hand or from a model and they'll tell you the same centre of web relates to there grid lines.
Again hope never have to erect yours .
Neither of you platers
@@barryburton7755 why is the web not relevant?
U plate like ma gran
😁😁Cheers Mark. Happy Mother’s Day to ya gran