I like that counterweight for your roll out. Smart. My Grand pa always told me "work smarter, not harder". I noticed right off when I first started watching your channel how neat and tidy you roll up and keep your Rig. Always looks like a sharp suit for a business man, in our business. God bless brother, work safe.
Nice to see someone still stick welding! Way too many squirt gun welders out there. My dad started out welding those pipes by torch welding. He was amazing at it till the day he died with a torch and filler rod. We made a set of racks for my pick-up truck. He wanted to do the welding. Every weld on the project was torch welded. Never even a crack after 15yrs! He lives on because the things he created will be around for a long time! He was so secretive about his techniques he wouldn’t even let me his son watch some of the more difficult welds he did. He’d go from flat to vertical to overhead and never touch the heat. 7018 was his and mine go to rod.
Hey Gus! Just came over from Austin's channel and subscribed. Your channel brings back a ton of cool memories. After my Senior year of High school I worked for H&W Tool and die as a Roughneck on the oil rigs in Abilene and the area. I made friends with an older welder and that was it. I found my love. I ended up working a few years and saving money to go back to school for a degree in chemical engineering. I have had my fill of the crazies in that industry and miss the oilfields. I still have a Miller Bobcat and a Hobart 300 that was used on the Alaskan pipeline. I am almost done building a machine shop to be able to make all the parts for my dream garage where i am going to do TH-cam videos restoring and building pre WWI race cars. Keep up the great work...BTW I am in cold PA right now but I am planning on coming back....I am also keeping my eyes out for a basket case Sa200 to restore and put on a '45 cabbed F350 with a cummins, pipeliner bed and dually's...Love your rig brother!!!
Hello lm Nolan, I would like to now how to make a counter balance, what you used to make the balance's out of. I need one once in a while would like your in put please. Injoy your video's, you do great work. Thank you be blessed.
Welcome to my Chanel man! THANKS again to Mr. ARoss for helping me out to expand my little channel! Hope you guys like it and learn something new! Every welder has different methods of doing things and what ever it takes to make the job easier is great!
Claro que si.. este casco de soldar lo arme yo, lo único que compre prefabricado fue el fibra de carbono y lo que es la madera yo lo fabrique para este lente automático que uso
Good music. Slick welds. 👍🏻 I like it
Excelente video se aprende mucho solo mirando muchas gracias
I like that counterweight for your roll out. Smart. My Grand pa always told me "work smarter, not harder". I noticed right off when I first started watching your channel how neat and tidy you roll up and keep your Rig. Always looks like a sharp suit for a business man, in our business. God bless brother, work safe.
Thank you, man, and same to you, God bless
Nice to see someone still stick welding! Way too many squirt gun welders out there. My dad started out welding those pipes by torch welding. He was amazing at it till the day he died with a torch and filler rod. We made a set of racks for my pick-up truck. He wanted to do the welding. Every weld on the project was torch welded. Never even a crack after 15yrs! He lives on because the things he created will be around for a long time! He was so secretive about his techniques he wouldn’t even let me his son watch some of the more difficult welds he did. He’d go from flat to vertical to overhead and never touch the heat. 7018 was his and mine go to rod.
Hey Gus! Just came over from Austin's channel and subscribed. Your channel brings back a ton of cool memories. After my Senior year of High school I worked for H&W Tool and die as a Roughneck on the oil rigs in Abilene and the area. I made friends with an older welder and that was it. I found my love. I ended up working a few years and saving money to go back to school for a degree in chemical engineering. I have had my fill of the crazies in that industry and miss the oilfields. I still have a Miller Bobcat and a Hobart 300 that was used on the Alaskan pipeline. I am almost done building a machine shop to be able to make all the parts for my dream garage where i am going to do TH-cam videos restoring and building pre WWI race cars. Keep up the great work...BTW I am in cold PA right now but I am planning on coming back....I am also keeping my eyes out for a basket case Sa200 to restore and put on a '45 cabbed F350 with a cummins, pipeliner bed and dually's...Love your rig brother!!!
Thank you man! Thanks for sharing with us your experiences and future projects! I wish you good luck and great success on all you do!
@@gustavojr841 Thank you my friend.
Hello lm Nolan, I would like to now how to make a counter balance, what you used to make the balance's out of. I need one once in a while would like your in put please. Injoy your video's, you do great work. Thank you be blessed.
I'll make a tutorial video on that man 😉
Great skills... and very productive..
thank you for sharing with us....best wishes from Florida, Paul
Can you shows us a breakdown of the rollout wheel setup ? 😅
Sure will 😉👍
Wow that's not bad you gained over a thousand subscribers in a month
Thanks to you guys! ❤️
Good looking welds there sir.
Well done, welding and editing.
Bon Boulo😆😆👍👍
Love your work, appreciate you showing us the real. Glad they got that Hooch to you😂
Great job!
Great video !
very nice work !!!! I like very mutch !!!!
That 200 sounds smooth
Nice work
My new Favorite channel. Great work brotha. Close up of your roll out wheel and counter weight would be nice.
Mr Gus .. I’m new subscriber .. Mr Austin sent me your way 👍👋
Welcome to my Chanel man! THANKS again to Mr. ARoss for helping me out to expand my little channel! Hope you guys like it and learn something new! Every welder has different methods of doing things and what ever it takes to make the job easier is great!
Would like to see the back side of the pancake
I'll look for some pictures and post them on the Comunity page
What gear do you put your machine on for the root and what do you set your remote at
I'm running it on 3rd gear, and if I have a perfect gap, I'll run it on 65
Hey brotha, u have a link to ur pancake hoods?
No bro, but message me on Instagram
Do you need to clean the inside of the pipe?
Not really.. just clean the bevels and your good to go
Where did you get your pancake hood from ?
Bought the carbon fiber only and I had to fabricated the wood that hold that big lens
Are you taking any helpers? Would love to come learn from you.
Wish I could man! here where I'm working right now they don't give as helpers.. Thanks
@@gustavojr841 man!! I’m working new construction but I’m trying to see how you guys do different!
A cool breeze is never going to find you in your hutch! j/k
Póngase unas rolas mamalonas!!
Ramon ayala, invasores David lee garza la mafia etc!!! saludos anyway 😂
Claro que si viejon! 😉 alrato verá que si!😄 Saludos! Gracias por comentar! 😃👍
Hooch👍🏽
Thank you for correcting me.. you are right 😉👍
No tiene más información sobre su casco de soldar?
Claro que si.. este casco de soldar lo arme yo, lo único que compre prefabricado fue el fibra de carbono y lo que es la madera yo lo fabrique para este lente automático que uso
Entonces usted cortó el cuadro para el lente automático??
Así es.. yo fabrique el armazón de madera
Where is ur helper ?!
This company where I'm working doesn't supply helpers..
Hope you're pipe stands don't go for a walk though
They did for the thumbnail picture man! Lol!
EXCELENTE TBJO.COMO SIEMPRE!BENDICIONES Y SALUDOS!!