The fastest and easiest way to cope or notch pipe for welding roll cages or handrails.
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- The fastest and easiest way to cope or notch pipe for welding roll cages or handrails. Shown by Sam with over 30 years of welding experience. Check it out!
A+ as soon as you cut the first side It clicked, it’s a straight line. Thanks for the lesson!!
Thats exactly how i was taught some 16 17 years ago. I had forgotten exactly how to do it tho. Thank you thank you for the refresher, sir.
Best explanation of notching on youtube, respect.
This is AWESOME, thank you! I’ve been eye balling it l, cutting too little at first a couple times, then I get pissed and take too much and have a monster gap. This is golden information!
I loved it. That was quick and easy. I have 2.5 inch oil pipe and need to make some large saw horses to use at my sawmill. This should work great. Thank you from Tom in Northwest Arkansas.
Awesome video, thank you! You notched that in a fraction of the time it takes me to do it. Definitely going to try out this method. Thanks, again!
Fella, that was a fantastic video. I came across this while trying to find the fancy formula for it but I think I'm just going to do it your way. Easier to remember and saddles just as well as anything I've ever seen anybody else do.
Makes things simple thank you! Excellent video!
Short and to the point!! I like the 1/4” from the center advice, thank you! Wish I had a pipe vice tho 👍🏻
What an awesome video, thank you sir. You totally made it so easy to cope a pipe.
I was wondering how they did that.
Quick and simple solution. Thanks, Sam.
Thank very much sir. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
I like the way you showed people how to cope with not having the proper tools.
Well thanks Sam. I had to put my earplugs on too. Haha. I learned something today. I have to build a railing and this is gonna work out real nice.
Well done and thanks can't wait to try that way simpler and we'll explained
I know you don’t have many subs but keep making videos!! It’s the only way to gain more!!
Thanks for sharing this video. Learned a lot and definitely will be remembering this.
Thanks Sam! Great useful process!
Good job! Thanks for keeping it simple!
Very good demonstration, well presented.
Wow, what a useful tip. Thanks for sharing
So smart and fast. Now to try it. Thanks a lot.
Plain and simple.....
Well done.....👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Excellent. Fast and easy.
Brilliant and simple, Thank you!
Nice job looks great
Thank you sir this helped me 🎉
well done, I have the same Comeaux weld hat you have....new subscriber here in Florida, Paul
Nice cope joint very efficient
Nice video. Thank you. It would be helpful to get a closer view of the actual cut and how you moved the cutoff wheel to follow the curve.
It’s actually a straight cut. The most important thing is to keep the cutting disk vertical.
Awesome thank you sir for sharing this.
Great video glad i found your channel
Excellent, I'm sure I'll cheat,,,, but I dig the method... Thanks for the vid buddy,,, good stuff!!!!
Great info !
Nice job .thank you .nice clean shop allso .
Man that was slick
Nice work
Excelente, maestro, gracias
watching for 2nd time, this is a wonderful video.....cheers from Florida, Paul....decided I better Subscribe......your videos are great...
I hope to get some more videos out soon. I have been so busy working it has made it difficult to have much extra time. I have been in the welding industry for over 37 years and want to share some ways to make a welders life easier. God bless and thanks for watching.
I appreciate the "1/2" in and "1/4" of center info! Could have used this a couple weeks back.. BTW,,, 1 5/8's to 1 5/8's the same?
Thanks for this. I know I would be using this knowledge. Please how does it work for pipes of different diameter.
How would you go about clamping that down in place when you go to weld it? I'm not a welder or anything its just interesting to me. Wish I had a reason and tools/materials to do this
Depth of cut = 1/3 diameter
nice.... now I'm gonna mess up my ranch entry gate
Right on brotha
Genius
Nice 👍
Great video.how do you cope an angle into the pipe like a 45° angle? I subbed as well
How do you square and level cut the other end of the pipe?
Great video man. How would you freehand an angled notch
Cut the angle on the tube and still cut same depth of notch. However, you only cut each end of the angled cut about the same as you would a square notch. You don’t cut to the middle of the angled cut.
Just get a pipe center finder and then cut the pipe at 33deg !!!!
Do you have a video on coping a 45?
3/8”
Would this work on 2 different sized pipes I’m trying to fit up?
Yes, you would just have to center up the smaller pipe to get an accurate measurement.
HELL YEAH HOSS
Can you use the same 1/2 inch measurement on any size piping?
No, you will get a different measurement on other size pipe. You can use the same process but, the bigger the pipe, the more distance you have to add to the center mark on the pipe. I recommend using a pipe template for larger size pipe. This process is really good for handrails, roll cages, and bumper builds.
Here cause my fitter can't cope pipe
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