after a hard day of natural gas distribution ,welding stick sae 200g in the mud and etc, watching your videos are very relaxing and enjoyable. great work sir.
Keep'em guessin! as I always say, since I've subscribed and been watching you for a while now , I enjoy watching you not only for your smarts,but you remind me of me when I was able.
Your fab skills are on another level and you do a great job of making these videos im a welder and working on my pipe certs here in Washington state US.
15 years ago I work same as you are from 1" - big bore and schedule of spool woks, but the only difference are the absence of spirit level and pipe jack because i were i in the ship and sometimes it's roll and pitching and it's nice to work alone but the safety is always there, nice vid bro....
It is so refreshing to see some MIG/MAG pipe welding. I like the fact that you have the exaust vent and the hood with PAPR at the same time. I used to do kind of simmilar welds, but I welded flanges and sockets to water heaters at my old job. After that they got tested at 4 BAR which I don't think is a lot but they still didnt leak. Didnt have a fancy hood or exaust vent. I had a 3m half face respirator and an air fan blowing the fumes away. Had to adjust it just right so it doesnt blow away the shielding gas. I have the videos on my channel if you want to checkout how simmilar it is.
Also were you running pulse when welding the socket? Can you make a video on how to run pulse. I had a PF 46 lincoln electric such an amazing machine but had trouble running pulse. And it seems there are no good videos on youtube. Thanks
thanks for another great video!! i know these take time to make and i really appreciate it. I mainly do field welding, but would love to get into shop welding
Another great fabrication video, I remember you saying in one video these are for water, Do they get a hydrostatic test when you finished. Here in Australia when I used to weld this sort of pipework they would do a hydrostatic pressure test on them when you had finished.
I noticed that you don't clean the gas nozzle as often as you should, when running that much heat input. Your gas coverage is affected by just that much blockage! If you have anything to protect the tip it will help!
Great vídeo man...thanks for sharing...!what do u use for two holes..?Just normal bolts...?I use do use hex bolts with nuts...And put the level in the bolts head...
If the top face of the socket is not square to the bore ,then whatever attaches to it will not be perpendicular, best to screw in some studding or bar who's outside diameter matches the internal diameter of the bore and level off that .
GET YOUR MERCH HERE!
teespring.com/stores/arc-one-army-apparel
Hi, This is 🔥Kimchi Welder🔥
who is uploading a welding video in Canada.
Thank you for the informative video today.👍👍👍👍
after a hard day of natural gas distribution ,welding stick sae 200g in the mud and etc, watching your videos are very relaxing and enjoyable. great work sir.
You Sir, are an Artist!!!! A delight to watch you work. I wish I lived in the UK....cheers from the US
Keep'em guessin! as I always say, since I've subscribed and been watching you for a while now , I enjoy watching you not only for your smarts,but you remind me of me when I was able.
Your fab skills are on another level and you do a great job of making these videos im a welder and working on my pipe certs here in Washington state US.
15 years ago I work same as you are from 1" - big bore and schedule of spool woks, but the only difference are the absence of spirit level and pipe jack because i were i in the ship and sometimes it's roll and pitching and it's nice to work alone but the safety is always there, nice vid bro....
Fantastic video best so far. so much information fantastic work and talent 👍👍
sweet thanks 👍👍
Nice work. Great to see talent from other countries. Too many in the states think our way is the only way. Thanks.
What a very interesting video. You have a great pair of hands.
New camera has excellent clarity. Great fabrication info. WELD ON Calvin.
Excellent video!!!!! great work and fabrication info. This is my favourite channel .
It is so refreshing to see some MIG/MAG pipe welding. I like the fact that you have the exaust vent and the hood with PAPR at the same time. I used to do kind of simmilar welds, but I welded flanges and sockets to water heaters at my old job. After that they got tested at 4 BAR which I don't think is a lot but they still didnt leak. Didnt have a fancy hood or exaust vent. I had a 3m half face respirator and an air fan blowing the fumes away. Had to adjust it just right so it doesnt blow away the shielding gas. I have the videos on my channel if you want to checkout how simmilar it is.
Also were you running pulse when welding the socket? Can you make a video on how to run pulse. I had a PF 46 lincoln electric such an amazing machine but had trouble running pulse. And it seems there are no good videos on youtube. Thanks
you have got great skill , like your work and how you explain the whys when you are doing the job.
thanks for another great video!! i know these take time to make and i really appreciate it. I mainly do field welding, but would love to get into shop welding
Que buenos trabajos, yo tambien hago los mismos, genio saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷
انت مبدع
عمل رائع
Great great job man
Your a good welder
Great job my friend, I'm a welder too
Good 👍
Nice bro
Curtida de numero 1000 uhuuuuu, Parabens cara vc é foda
Awesome 👍😁😁 work 👏🙌👏🙌🙌🙌🙌
Another great fabrication video, I remember you saying in one video these are for water, Do they get a hydrostatic test when you finished. Here in Australia when I used to weld this sort of pipework they would do a hydrostatic pressure test on them when you had finished.
Hard work 👌
How long did it take you for this operation? Are your welds being filmed, what are you making those pipes for, for gas, plumbing or for oil?
I noticed that you don't clean the gas nozzle as often as you should, when running that much heat input. Your gas coverage is affected by just that much blockage! If you have anything to protect the tip it will help!
Do you have an Link to the instrumentals you used in this video
Tell me how you read the blueprints.
Great vídeo man...thanks for sharing...!what do u use for two holes..?Just normal bolts...?I use do use hex bolts with nuts...And put the level in the bolts head...
Yeah just 2 bolts
Are the pipes you weld beveled?
Be informative to show the.method of producing a rolling offset
👏
Just a quick question. it sounds like you are welding it on pulse? Am I correct?
yeah you are correct
Awesome video man.
Why is it a bad habit to check the level on top of the socket when tacking the socket to the pipe?
If the top face of the socket is not square to the bore ,then whatever attaches to it will not be perpendicular, best to screw in some studding or bar who's outside diameter matches the internal diameter of the bore and level off that .
@@superlativesoul couldnt have said it better, i was just doing a short cut
@@superlativesoul Interesting. Did not know that, thank you.
Молодец Из Москва
Sir may I know the instrument used to check the pipe right angle?
its a bosh digital level
Hey what’s the pipe for ?water gas ?
water at low pressure
👍
Great job my friend, I'm a welder too
Саша Шо ты тут забыл
My friend, show the welding closer, show the movement of the burner, show the setting. I don't understand English.
sorry mate, i film this all myself while still trying to do my job, its hard
Блин чувак, зачем ты показываешь только лицо,показывай больше что внутри какой корень заварил?!?!?!
Too many ads! 👎