4:50 I believe it broke where it did because the sheet was weakened via indirect heating during the process of you laying the weld. The weld now became the strongest point hence it resisted breaking away there. Looks cool overall and nice weld you did. I wonder what kind of applications this would be useful for. Where load isn't a top concern, favoring a lightweight or cost effective solution (shelving units come to mind immediately) this could be cool. At the very least it looks fun to tinker with.
Hi no way👍 the thing with PVC is its very brittle, that's why in industry its usually combined with fibreglass for strength, if you was to take a peice of PVC and clamp it in a vice, then hit it with a hammer it would more than likely snap directly above the vice with no heat involved, similar to the video..directly above the weld, hope that's helpful, thanks for the comment 👍
If anything, heating up plastic and letting it cool makes it stronger, as it shrinks slightly and becomes more dense as the molecules bond closer together.
Decorative Pond shelving/shaping. It just sits there. This opens the possibility of a very cool pond layout. One can simply dig a big hole, use this process to build out it's layers, toss a foldable/hdpe liner over it, using the heat gun to crease/shape it properly. A sump pump can be easily put into this kind of rigging under the liner and it'll most likely protect it's plumbing, reducing the need to replace a leaky liner too often due to stuff from the surrounding dirt poking into the liner from the water weight/pressure. Interesting.
That's actually insane, I fab bridge girders and I always wondered if there was a process to weld plastic/pvc. You might have to cut a cross section to see penetration/toes of the weld. Thank you for Sharing sir.
I've welded may years and building a multi-pass fillet weld with plastic is very good, aesthetics don't always mean a sound weld, but you nailed it both ways. what is the plastic welder used, i need one now after seeing how well you used it?
Hi, thank you very much for the comment 👍 the welding gun is a Leister Triac ST, you can also buy the Leister speed nozzles, I've tried a few brands over the years but these nozzles always give a decent weld, thanks again for the message 👍
today i start practicing pvc welding, i always messed up the start and finish, and sometimes, the side of weld is burn 😂 thanks you for making this tutorial ❤
@@allkraftdesign6120 thanks for the response 👍 do you have any recomendation for welding rod? i have 5 mm and 8 mm pvc sheet, for the best result, should i use single core or double core rod?
Hi, to be honest it doesn't matter what type of rod you use, you could put multiple runs of single core down(3mm) or one or more runs of triangle rod down(5.7mm). If a certain welding rod fills a gap nicely then use it. Hope that's helpful, thanks for comment 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 OK, I understand now. thanks for the advice 👍 i just realize that material i bought is not PVC sheet, but its called PVC foam board. 😅 have you ever welded PVC foam board? is it possible to weld?
To whom it may concern: this is actually pretty impressive in my 15 years of welding PE, PP, PVC (U&C), PVDF, PA ans so forth, with all kinds of welding processes I have seldom seen this done so well in this way. really impressive craftsmanship! I have only 1 remark, are you sure it was 9mm plate? I think it prolly was either 10 mm or an imperial dimension.
Hi, thank you very much for the kind comments! The PVC is definitely 9mm, pvc sheet thicknesses we use are usually 3 , 4.5 , 6 , 9 and 12mm occasionally we us 20mm & 25mm for some fabrications. Thanks again for the comments!
is it the same material as a a drain pipe , because when i try to heat it it turns black before melting? at school i learned to weld pvc with the same equiptment u used and that went perfect ! is i a slightly different material? greetings Geert
Hi geert, it sounds like you have the temperature to high, you should be able to hold the heat directly on the PVC for a short while before it starts to burn. Hope that's helpful, thanks for comment geert 👍
You are either going too hot, or the other possibility is that the pipe is not PVC. In some areas ABS is used for drain pipes (also common in automotive and house appliances). Plastics have very different glassing (formable), melting and ignition temperatures - so identifying the material first is always essental. The weld rods also need to be the same type if you want a weld to actually fuse properly. For ABS spesifically, it needs to be hotter to melt, but also ignites sooner compared to PVC, making it much less forgiving - so this could maybe be the problem you experienced. Some materials like ABS can be cold-welded easily (acetone in the case of ABS), which can do the trick for smaller repairs
Impressive! Good job! Do you know which temperature is required for that ? Im trying to weld HDPE and use a hot air gun that has variable temperature but it's different from yours. Thanks!
Hi 👋 thank you for the kind comment! The welding temperature of hdpe is around 300°C. When to much heat is applied to Polyethylene it starts to look wet around the heated area so if that happens just turn the temp down a little, if the filler rod hasn't got a nice bead of melted material along both sides then you can turn the temp up a little. Hope that's helpful for you, thanks again for comments!
Hi, yes the same technique with a heat gun can be used to weld UMHW, it is slightly more difficult to weld than HDPE and not all UMHW plastics can be welded, you will need suitable filler rod, HDPE fillet rod can be used
Hi, yes you can definitely use the same technique with polypropylene, its more common to speed weld polypropylene but when welding small intricate pieces or small diameter pipe it comes in really handy to manually weld. Thanks for the comment!
Hi 👋 thanks for the kind comment! Applying heat to materials sometimes plays a part in weakening, PVC is super brittle, it was always going to break hitting it with a big hammer, breaking down near the weld I think was the most natural place for it to go, thanks again for watching!
Lol.. I don't think the welding would last to long on the boom boom type, definitely a good material for building the other type of tank! Thank you very much for the kind comments👍 if you need any further info give me a shout.. Happy tank building!
The welding torch I'm using in the video is a Leister Triac ST, Leister heat guns and speed nozzles are the best products for welding plastic that I've used over the years
Hi 👋 I've never welded acrylic with heat and only ever used a glue to fabricate with it, don't think I've ever seen a welding rod for acrylic, polycarbonate is a durable clear plastic comparable to acrylic and can be welded with heat like in the video, let me know if you want any links for polycarbonate sheet and rod, hope that's helpful! Thank you for the comment 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 Thank you so much . Yes I would appreciate the links. There is an acrylic tank, we are trying to replicate. It does not seem like glue was used on it. peharps they used laser ,🤷🏿♂️
Hi 👋 thanks for the comment! the heat gun is a "leister triac ST" for the welding rod if you can find a local plastic stockists that would be best, you can also order online, the brand SIMONA is a very good quality welding rod. Hope that's helpful 👍
Hi, yes luckily for this video the weld turned out to be one of my better ones😄 pvc and plastic welding in general is sometimes underestimate but it's actually a super strong way of joining materials! Thanks for watching the video and thank you for the very kind comments 👍
Loving your channel! I just subscribed 😀 TH-cam recommended this to me after I looked up how to change Leister heat gun motor brushes, I have had all the welding stuff for years for vinyl floor seams and pvc roof membrane patches, I literally had no idea you could do all this crazy cool stuff with it too!!! (that 4 way pipe joint is something else) I can weld metal, I should be able to weld plastic right??? I need to get my self some rod and scrap material to give this a try, thank you for taking the time to film all this stuff :)
Hi 👋 thank you for the very kind comments and also thanks for subscribing! Yes you will definitely be able to pick up the plastic welding especially if you can weld steel, if you need any info on anything when you start practicing just send me a message il be glad to help! Thanks again for the kind comments 🙏
Hi 👋 I use plastic sheet suppliers local to my area the Midlands, Birmingham, you could order online it might be a bit more expensive, it comes in various sizes from 3mm to 25mm, I hope that's helpful!
Crazy it’s just like a fillet weld in metal. You should double bevel the end that contacts the base piece. Then fill in the bevels along with the other layers you did here. It’d be even stronger but maybe overkill.
Hi, thanks for the comment! Definitely a great idea to double bevel for certain applications to get fusion through thickness of sheet and add some extra strength to the job👍 thanks again for the comment!
Hi 👋 thank you for the kind comment! Yes you can definitely use this method of welding on thinner sheet, the thinnest sheet we usually use industrially is 3mm but I'm sure you could get thinner stuff but you would have to take care not to warp it with the heat. Thanks again for the kind comment 👍
Hi👋 yes you can buy the filler rod, the rod in the video was a 3 core 5.7mm filler rod, you can also buy a smaller 3mm diameter filler rod. Thank you for the kind comment 👍
Hi 👋 the welding machine is a "Leister Triac-ST" you can buy from eBay around £150 for a used machine. For a brand new machine it will cost £350 - £400 www.google.com/shopping/product/1?q=leister+hot+air+gun&sca_esv=281e988bd194038a&hl=en-GB&tbs=vw:l&sxsrf=ADLYWIII5UibH-6GTbcR6QM4GnYJCpiTSg:1731591001608&prds=num:1,of:1,eto:16932870982591667251_0,prmr:1,cs:1
Hi, yes you can use the same method as in the PVC video, you could also use a speed nozzle to feed the filler rod into, welding Polyethylene like this is very strong.
Hi 👋 you should find most materials and sizes of welding rod on the link below, please message if you have any issues. Thanks for the comment 👍 www.simona.de/index.php?id=206&L=1&productBase=Welding%20Rod
Hi, thanks for you comment👍 I usually order the welding rod from local stockists, I'm from Birmingham, England. A well-known brand is "Simona" here's a link www.simona.de/index.php?id=206&L=1&productBase=Welding%20Rod I can send you links for the stockists I use but not sure where your from so don't know how helpful that will be, if you have no joy get back to me, I can send you some sample rods to use 👍
Hi, Alaska🙉.. no way that's absolutely awesome! youtube stretches far & wide, amazing. I've got some weld rod here I'll deliver it myself 😆🤣 !!! Seriously though its no problem I can send you some if need be 👍👍
Hi 👋 you can purchase plastic welding tools straight from LIESTER, the model of the welding gun used in the video is a TRIAC ST, you will also be able to get welding speed nozzle. Liester is the best brand for welding plastics, ebay is definitely worth looking at for a used hot air Welder and a lot more cost effective. Plastic materials are best purchased from a stockist, it's usually cheaper and the quality is better, you could also purchase from amazon but its usually smaller cuts of sheet and quality might not be as good. Oh and yes you can definitely weld ABS using this method. Hope that's helpful! message me if you need any more info.
I want to laminnate a bout 8 of this thickness .. i think You can thickly weld only one side Must keep that 90° Clean ,, Or just f Do a thicker Peice like 2 inch Can you do the same with hdpe
@@allkraftdesign6120 why put a big flow of plastic when you just have to employ glue? your work is not beautifull ! that make a big amount of plastic for nothing ! just glue the frame, then make a little rope of abs... EDIT : PVC, not ABS, sorry for the mistake
The easiest way is to use PVC glue. If you need resistance, you add a bracket. Your method creates an unsightly and annoying bead in the case of an assembly. is that's clear? (sorry I'm French)
Hi, glue wouldn't be substantial enough in this scenario, glueing two pieces of PVC Sheet material together definitely wouldn't hold liquid, thanks for the comments 👍
I’m a chemist thought or was told the pvc pipe solvents for joining was a type of weld, that’s incorrect then? Or too weak here. Not a clue where get poly vinyls chloride sheets or application, though some seem obvious. Assumed could heat HDPE same. Noob.
Hi 👋 solvent cement is definitely a method for joining pvc pipe but is not usually used for pvc sheet, cement would be virtually impossible to use in most sheet fabrication scenario's, heat welding is a strong and water tight method for joining and can also be used on HDPE and various other thermoplastic materials. Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment 👍
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Very interesting. You've got a lot of skill there, I know from experience that ain't as easy as it looks. Thanks for posting.
Thank you👍
I don't weld plastic. After seeing this I've gotta try it. Beautiful work by the way!
Hi 👋 Thank you for the kind comment!
4:50 I believe it broke where it did because the sheet was weakened via indirect heating during the process of you laying the weld. The weld now became the strongest point hence it resisted breaking away there. Looks cool overall and nice weld you did. I wonder what kind of applications this would be useful for. Where load isn't a top concern, favoring a lightweight or cost effective solution (shelving units come to mind immediately) this could be cool. At the very least it looks fun to tinker with.
Hi no way👍 the thing with PVC is its very brittle, that's why in industry its usually combined with fibreglass for strength, if you was to take a peice of PVC and clamp it in a vice, then hit it with a hammer it would more than likely snap directly above the vice with no heat involved, similar to the video..directly above the weld, hope that's helpful, thanks for the comment 👍
If anything, heating up plastic and letting it cool makes it stronger, as it shrinks slightly and becomes more dense as the molecules bond closer together.
Decorative Pond shelving/shaping. It just sits there. This opens the possibility of a very cool pond layout. One can simply dig a big hole, use this process to build out it's layers, toss a foldable/hdpe liner over it, using the heat gun to crease/shape it properly. A sump pump can be easily put into this kind of rigging under the liner and it'll most likely protect it's plumbing, reducing the need to replace a leaky liner too often due to stuff from the surrounding dirt poking into the liner from the water weight/pressure. Interesting.
That only applies to metal welding.
That's actually insane, I fab bridge girders and I always wondered if there was a process to weld plastic/pvc. You might have to cut a cross section to see penetration/toes of the weld. Thank you for Sharing sir.
Hi James, no probs mate, glad you enjoyed 👍
I've welded may years and building a multi-pass fillet weld with plastic is very good, aesthetics don't always mean a sound weld, but you nailed it both ways. what is the plastic welder used, i need one now after seeing how well you used it?
Hi, thank you very much for the comment 👍 the welding gun is a Leister Triac ST, you can also buy the Leister speed nozzles, I've tried a few brands over the years but these nozzles always give a decent weld, thanks again for the message 👍
That was incredible. You have some really good skills. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed 👍
Finally we can built huge pvc ship without metal steel sheet and rivettes... Stealth material 💪🏻
Hi, not sure how to take that comment😄 but thanks anyway 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120
U r most welcome 👌🏻😊🤝
🙂👍🤝
today i start practicing pvc welding, i always messed up the start and finish, and sometimes, the side of weld is burn 😂
thanks you for making this tutorial ❤
Happy practicing👍 if you need any advice with with anything give me a shout! Thank you for the comment!
@@allkraftdesign6120 thanks for the response 👍
do you have any recomendation for welding rod?
i have 5 mm and 8 mm pvc sheet, for the best result, should i use single core or double core rod?
Hi, to be honest it doesn't matter what type of rod you use, you could put multiple runs of single core down(3mm) or one or more runs of triangle rod down(5.7mm). If a certain welding rod fills a gap nicely then use it. Hope that's helpful, thanks for comment 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 OK, I understand now. thanks for the advice 👍
i just realize that material i bought is not PVC sheet, but its called PVC foam board. 😅
have you ever welded PVC foam board? is it possible to weld?
Hi👋 no I've never welded foam board, pretty sure it can't be heat welded like standard pvc
Nice job on a strong weld!
Thank you 👍
Very nice indeed! Good movement, no smoke. As a polywelder, I will approve this as a actual weld! 😊
The work looks great, and you have a talent for teaching.
Thank you
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 👍
To whom it may concern: this is actually pretty impressive in my 15 years of welding PE, PP, PVC (U&C), PVDF, PA ans so forth, with all kinds of welding processes I have seldom seen this done so well in this way. really impressive craftsmanship! I have only 1 remark, are you sure it was 9mm plate? I think it prolly was either 10 mm or an imperial dimension.
Hi, thank you very much for the kind comments! The PVC is definitely 9mm, pvc sheet thicknesses we use are usually 3 , 4.5 , 6 , 9 and 12mm occasionally we us 20mm & 25mm for some fabrications. Thanks again for the comments!
Im good to be welding some 36" corrugated pipe to a tire hopefully it goes well thank you for the video
is it the same material as a a drain pipe , because when i try to heat it it turns black before melting?
at school i learned to weld pvc with the same equiptment u used and that went perfect !
is i a slightly different material?
greetings Geert
Hi geert, it sounds like you have the temperature to high, you should be able to hold the heat directly on the PVC for a short while before it starts to burn. Hope that's helpful, thanks for comment geert 👍
You are either going too hot, or the other possibility is that the pipe is not PVC. In some areas ABS is used for drain pipes (also common in automotive and house appliances). Plastics have very different glassing (formable), melting and ignition temperatures - so identifying the material first is always essental. The weld rods also need to be the same type if you want a weld to actually fuse properly. For ABS spesifically, it needs to be hotter to melt, but also ignites sooner compared to PVC, making it much less forgiving - so this could maybe be the problem you experienced. Some materials like ABS can be cold-welded easily (acetone in the case of ABS), which can do the trick for smaller repairs
Impressive! Good job!
Do you know which temperature is required for that ?
Im trying to weld HDPE and use a hot air gun that has variable temperature but it's different from yours.
Thanks!
Hi 👋 thank you for the kind comment! The welding temperature of hdpe is around 300°C. When to much heat is applied to Polyethylene it starts to look wet around the heated area so if that happens just turn the temp down a little, if the filler rod hasn't got a nice bead of melted material along both sides then you can turn the temp up a little. Hope that's helpful for you, thanks again for comments!
Wow my plastic welds don't look anything like that, I guess I need to practice a lot more. Impressive work! 👍
Thanks for watching, much appreciated 🙏
Enjoyed your video, can you use this to weld "UMHW" type plastic?
Hi, yes the same technique with a heat gun can be used to weld UMHW, it is slightly more difficult to weld than HDPE and not all UMHW plastics can be welded, you will need suitable filler rod, HDPE fillet rod can be used
Can i use this machine to repair hail damage holes on vinyl window frames
Hi, yes definitely, if you go back to my channel there's a PVC Window frame repair video, you can repair any cracks or holes using this method
Can you use the same technique when doing polypropylene?
Hi, yes you can definitely use the same technique with polypropylene, its more common to speed weld polypropylene but when welding small intricate pieces or small diameter pipe it comes in really handy to manually weld. Thanks for the comment!
Nice one mate weld is spot on but did it weaken the upper plate were it broke
Hi 👋 thanks for the kind comment! Applying heat to materials sometimes plays a part in weakening, PVC is super brittle, it was always going to break hitting it with a big hammer, breaking down near the weld I think was the most natural place for it to go, thanks again for watching!
Can the same method be used for ABS plastic?
Yes ABS plastic can be welded in the same way 👍
great skill and impressive weld strength. may have to have a play at this to fabricate some custom tanks (not the boom boom type).
Lol.. I don't think the welding would last to long on the boom boom type, definitely a good material for building the other type of tank! Thank you very much for the kind comments👍 if you need any further info give me a shout.. Happy tank building!
March 2023 👍 I'm going to try this to repair my garbage can - Thanks !
I'm looking to get a welder. What would you recommend. I plan on repairing kayaks.
The welding torch I'm using in the video is a Leister Triac ST, Leister heat guns and speed nozzles are the best products for welding plastic that I've used over the years
Is it's possible to weld acrylic like this? If yes what rods do you use?
Hi 👋 I've never welded acrylic with heat and only ever used a glue to fabricate with it, don't think I've ever seen a welding rod for acrylic, polycarbonate is a durable clear plastic comparable to acrylic and can be welded with heat like in the video, let me know if you want any links for polycarbonate sheet and rod, hope that's helpful! Thank you for the comment 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 Thank you so much . Yes I would appreciate the links. There is an acrylic tank, we are trying to replicate. It does not seem like glue was used on it. peharps they used laser ,🤷🏿♂️
@@bhekidlamini51no probs, if you can send some pics of the tank and parts where it is joined I might be able to identify what it is, thanks
Can I know what do you call on the welding machine you used? and what brand is it? TIA!
Good video btw!
Hi Christopher, it's a hot gas welding torch.
The brand is LEISTER
Any questions just ask 👍
What do you do to prep the surface?
Hi, are you welding PVC sheet ?
@@allkraftdesign6120 abs plastic
hi there please give some info where to buy the heat gun & pvc welding rods ,make & model ,very nice job. thx Sir for sharing
Hi 👋 thanks for the comment! the heat gun is a "leister triac ST" for the welding rod if you can find a local plastic stockists that would be best, you can also order online, the brand SIMONA is a very good quality welding rod. Hope that's helpful 👍
That's actually impressive, the weld stayed intact even trying to chisel your way thru it. WOW
Hi, yes luckily for this video the weld turned out to be one of my better ones😄 pvc and plastic welding in general is sometimes underestimate but it's actually a super strong way of joining materials! Thanks for watching the video and thank you for the very kind comments 👍
That’s the kind of test I like
Lol.. hitting things with a big hammer is quite therapeutic too
Can you send these type of welds?
Hi👋, sorry what do you mean by send ?
@@allkraftdesign6120 Oops Im sorry I meant sand.
Yes you can definitely sand PVC welds 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 I meant the PVC welding rods. You can sand them right?
Sorry, yes you could sand the welding rod
Ill never be that good. You sir are a professional
Loving your channel! I just subscribed 😀 TH-cam recommended this to me after I looked up how to change Leister heat gun motor brushes, I have had all the welding stuff for years for vinyl floor seams and pvc roof membrane patches, I literally had no idea you could do all this crazy cool stuff with it too!!! (that 4 way pipe joint is something else) I can weld metal, I should be able to weld plastic right??? I need to get my self some rod and scrap material to give this a try, thank you for taking the time to film all this stuff :)
Hi 👋 thank you for the very kind comments and also thanks for subscribing! Yes you will definitely be able to pick up the plastic welding especially if you can weld steel, if you need any info on anything when you start practicing just send me a message il be glad to help! Thanks again for the kind comments 🙏
where can i get 15mm pvc boards to weld into shapes???
Hi 👋 I use plastic sheet suppliers local to my area the Midlands, Birmingham, you could order online it might be a bit more expensive, it comes in various sizes from 3mm to 25mm, I hope that's helpful!
Crazy it’s just like a fillet weld in metal. You should double bevel the end that contacts the base piece. Then fill in the bevels along with the other layers you did here. It’d be even stronger but maybe overkill.
Hi, thanks for the comment! Definitely a great idea to double bevel for certain applications to get fusion through thickness of sheet and add some extra strength to the job👍 thanks again for the comment!
Very interesting, I think I'll give it a try.. BTW what is the wattage of hot air glue gun you are using? Thank you for the video
Hi, apologies for the delayed reply! The welding gun is 110volt and 1600watts, thanks for watching the video, hope you enjoyed! Happy welding.
Hi, amazing job 👍
is this method can use for thin pvc sheet, like 5 mm or less?
Hi 👋 thank you for the kind comment! Yes you can definitely use this method of welding on thinner sheet, the thinnest sheet we usually use industrially is 3mm but I'm sure you could get thinner stuff but you would have to take care not to warp it with the heat. Thanks again for the kind comment 👍
Great video!
Thank you 👍 glad you enjoyed!
Is the filler rod a piece of that plastic sheet or did you buy it. Very good weld
Hi👋 yes you can buy the filler rod, the rod in the video was a 3 core 5.7mm filler rod, you can also buy a smaller 3mm diameter filler rod. Thank you for the kind comment 👍
How much This machine in india.whish location parchase this machine.
Hi 👋 the welding machine is a "Leister Triac-ST" you can buy from eBay around £150 for a used machine. For a brand new machine it will cost £350 - £400
www.google.com/shopping/product/1?q=leister+hot+air+gun&sca_esv=281e988bd194038a&hl=en-GB&tbs=vw:l&sxsrf=ADLYWIII5UibH-6GTbcR6QM4GnYJCpiTSg:1731591001608&prds=num:1,of:1,eto:16932870982591667251_0,prmr:1,cs:1
Does this come in ABS?
Hi, yes you can get ABS sheet and filler rod, it's welds very similar to PVC.
@@allkraftdesign6120 Thanks, Your work is amazing and I will be rolling this tech in to my projects.
Can you make tutorial on joining two unequal pvc pipes
Hi, how do you mean ?
@@allkraftdesign6120 two unequal diameter pipes using welding
Yes I can do that, you want to reduce down
@@allkraftdesign6120 with or without coupling reducer it's up to you
definitely a pro!
Thanks for the kind comment 👍
I like your style😊
Hi 👋 thanks for comment 👍
What tool are you using
Hi 👋 the welding machine is a Leister Triac ST hot gas Welder.
Can you fuse HDPE pipe ? And if so how strong would that be
Hi, yes you can use the same method as in the PVC video, you could also use a speed nozzle to feed the filler rod into, welding Polyethylene like this is very strong.
Hi where you buy plastic please let know I can’t find it
Hi 👋 you should find most materials and sizes of welding rod on the link below, please message if you have any issues. Thanks for the comment 👍
www.simona.de/index.php?id=206&L=1&productBase=Welding%20Rod
good job man
Thank you 👍
Awesome video, Thanks for sharing. Where are you getting your 3 Core welding rod from? I can't seem to find it anything online.
Hi, thanks for you comment👍 I usually order the welding rod from local stockists, I'm from Birmingham, England. A well-known brand is "Simona" here's a link
www.simona.de/index.php?id=206&L=1&productBase=Welding%20Rod
I can send you links for the stockists I use but not sure where your from so don't know how helpful that will be, if you have no joy get back to me, I can send you some sample rods to use 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 Thank you for the link , i will check it out. I'm from Wasilla Alaska and we have to order everything.
Hi, Alaska🙉.. no way that's absolutely awesome! youtube stretches far & wide, amazing. I've got some weld rod here I'll deliver it myself 😆🤣 !!! Seriously though its no problem I can send you some if need be 👍👍
Where do i buy the rod and tools? Will this work on abs sheet?
Hi 👋 you can purchase plastic welding tools straight from LIESTER, the model of the welding gun used in the video is a TRIAC ST, you will also be able to get welding speed nozzle. Liester is the best brand for welding plastics, ebay is definitely worth looking at for a used hot air Welder and a lot more cost effective. Plastic materials are best purchased from a stockist, it's usually cheaper and the quality is better, you could also purchase from amazon but its usually smaller cuts of sheet and quality might not be as good. Oh and yes you can definitely weld ABS using this method. Hope that's helpful! message me if you need any more info.
I want to laminnate a bout 8 of this thickness .. i think
You can thickly
weld only one side
Must keep that 90°
Clean ,,
Or just f
Do a thicker
Peice like 2 inch
Can you do the same with hdpe
Hi, yes you can definitely do the same with hdpe 👍
Nice.
Thank 👍
What tool are you using?
Hi, it's a Leister Triac ST hot gas welder.
what model heat gun you use?
Hi 👋 its a Liester Triac ST
Thanks you sir
Thank you for watching 👍
Can you name the welder you are using?
Hi, it's the leister triac ST 👍
impressive
Glad you enjoyed 👍
How much price
Hi 👋 do you mean for a welding torch? If so you can purchase one second hand for around £100
I am skilled pvc plstic welder, any company here I'm from Philippines
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Thanks for comment !
Berapa harganya.
Hi 👋 you can purchase a used Leister Triac-ST heat gun for around £100 - £150, if you purchase brand new they're around £300
I know this job.
Good job to know 👍
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March 2023 👍
5:07
Is the good proof
Still not convinced
لحام البلاستيك السيارات و جميع الأنواع و درجة الحرارة أي درجة فوق 650
the bad way... poor result !
Hi, not sure I understand your comment!
@@allkraftdesign6120 why put a big flow of plastic when you just have to employ glue? your work is not beautifull ! that make a big amount of plastic for nothing ! just glue the frame, then make a little rope of abs...
EDIT : PVC, not ABS, sorry for the mistake
Hi, I still don't understand the comment, it's PVC not ABS, glueing it wouldn't be suitable, thanks for the comments anyway 👍
The easiest way is to use PVC glue. If you need resistance, you add a bracket. Your method creates an unsightly and annoying bead in the case of an assembly.
is that's clear?
(sorry I'm French)
Hi, glue wouldn't be substantial enough in this scenario, glueing two pieces of PVC Sheet material together definitely wouldn't hold liquid, thanks for the comments 👍
I’m a chemist thought or was told the pvc pipe solvents for joining was a type of weld, that’s incorrect then? Or too weak here. Not a clue where get poly vinyls chloride sheets or application, though some seem obvious. Assumed could heat HDPE same. Noob.
Hi 👋 solvent cement is definitely a method for joining pvc pipe but is not usually used for pvc sheet, cement would be virtually impossible to use in most sheet fabrication scenario's, heat welding is a strong and water tight method for joining and can also be used on HDPE and various other thermoplastic materials. Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment 👍
@@allkraftdesign6120 Thank you, rare responsible response by expert! Impressive! I’m sure he’s not inhaling any heated…Subbed 👍🏻
انا متخصص في تلحيم جميع انواع البلاستيك اكتر من 800درجة الحرارة pp pe pehd abs pc pbt eps متخصص