Nice to see you are branching out into other areas to keep working, as pipeline welding is your usual thing, a mans got to keep busy, good work as always.
Looks good! Love the clean up at the end. I've worked with some people that just leave the small rods and scrap pieces laying around. Drives me crazy to leave a mess!
Been watching your videos for a while now im a arborist for a living and also work on grandfathers farm ive always done a bit of repair welding here and there but I've started getting more into serious welding. Ive found your videos realy interesting and educational so thanks for the videos and keep up the awesome work 🙂💪🤘
What I’ve always done when using a transit level to mark reference points is hang the tape measure from the top of the post. I hang the tape measure to where it’s facing the level and bring it down far enough to get a measurement. If it’s a little windy you may want to wrap a cable tie or masking tape around the post and tape measure to keep it from swinging. You can set a tape measure on a few posts at once, to avoid walking back to the transit for every post. Just write down which measurement goes with which post. Keep up the good work Austin!
Laser levels work great! I use mine to level, square, plumb, and to set a straight fence line. The only thing to keep in mind is whenever it’s windy there’s a slight deflection on the laser beam over long distances. So just be aware in which direction the wind is traveling. The best level in my opinion is the “ good ol fashioned ” water level. There’s no mechanical or electrical components to fail.
I WATCHED ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS THE OTHER DAY WHERE YOU BLEW A TIRE ON YOUR TRAVEL TRAILER AND THE LADY PULLS UP BESIDE YOU TO TELL YOU .I HAD THE SAME EXPERANCE COMING THROUGH BERMINGHAM ,AL AT 1: 30 IN THE AM WHEN THE POLICE PULL ME OVER.THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO GET A TICKET I WAS GOING A LITTLE FAST. HE TOLD ME I WOULD PROBABLY RATHER HAVE A TICKET THAN WHAT I SAW.THEY STAYED WITH ME AND HELPED TILL I GOT THE MESS FIXED. GREAT GUYS
Awsome video as always. Thank you for taking the time to film your work. I know it is hard because i try to film stuff im building but i don’t always film because it takes up so much time. Take care.
Great job on this project, ordered the circle burner for my straight torch from ya and it works awesome, makes building pipe rail fence way easier and cleaner
Austin, we use those pre-made beams like what you used on that carport as well. They work great. One suggestion that we've found to work well is to notch the inside of the square tubing post to allow the 2" square tubing of the beam to set down lower in the post. Just notch it deep enough so that the top of the beam comes out slightly above your post and you won't have the gap between the roof and top of the posts. Awesome content, keep up the great work!
Once this whole Corona thing is over you should totally do a “bring a fan to work day” give away haha could probably learn a lot from just one days worth of work with you. Just full of useful information and tricks. Thanks for the content A. Ross
Can't wait to see what you're up to brother and man I can't agree anymore with what you said about taking materials and seeing it a finished product at the end. I enjoy working with steel more than wood but most of mine right now are remodels and additions. Love that Texas steel build brother, keep on keeping on! Hey, I'll send you a couple of my hats if you'll send me one of yours...........
Enjoyed seeing your project go up. Have been building pens and loading sheds using a string level. After struggling to get things truly level, I broke down and rented a builders level. Took half an hour to shoot level on the shed uprights. Should have done it to begin with. Could have saved a lot of time and effort. Right tool for the job. Thanks for the video. Yes
Great job and video !! Really enjoyed watching your project today. They turned out really good. Thanks for sharing with with us and keep up the good work and videos please.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is how i got started welding built metal buildings,lean to, and carports. Tin is easy once you figure it out it helps alot when you have a square building or structure would love to build one with you sometime im from NE Oklahoma
Great video man I appreciate it, definitely helps to learn cause I’m starting to work on making my own structural metal building type barn! Nice job on the purlin!
If I had a dollar for every time I had to make it work I'd have a lot richer retirement . Hahaha the world was not made with a level and a string line but can be made level and straight with the right person using those tools .
Man, I'm in diesel tech school right now and your videos are really making me want to switch to mobile rig welding/pipeline. I have a in for the pipeline and I have welding experience but I also love working on anything diesel. I dont know what to do.
Great job Ross.. I use a 360 self leaving lazer ... set it in the middle and make my level lines and take off from there.. it takes around 5min to make your reference line.. hope it will help and make jobs easier.. Rudy.. with RB welding
Well done. It looks plenty stout however you might want to add some x braces in the long walk and one in the roof. You know how the wind is in okra homa. I am over near T-town.
A Ross,right way to use site level,bench marking,all refinery construction is done off a mark on a column,you might want to look at using z perlins on the top of rafters,extend them 2 ft out and create a sofit,like you ability to figure it out,what good welders do!
Great job at solving the problem Austin.. just curious, have you ever used a water level?.. it would be a great tool to go along with the transit..stay safe & keep up the great work
If you do decide to acquire a laser, be sure and get one with a green beam rather than a red beam, the green is easier to see in the daylight, learned it the hard way!
Another fine job by a fine American welder using American products! 😃👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Notice that the extremely highly educated welder is using a American made Lincoln machine!
You can run your purlin on the outside part of them posts so you don’t have to install all of those 4x4 then you install your 4 in purlin on the outside too Just different ideas I guess but everything works I like your videos
Question. In 5-10 years, what prevents those posts from just rusting clean off at the water line where the concrete absorbs the water? At least in my area (bottom of the salt belt), metal tends to get rusted clean off at the mating surface to the concrete within 3-7 years.
Hey Austin 👊🏻 awesome video like always. Do you ever plan on going back out on the line? Or gonna stay working for yourself to keep at the house? Big fan
Was the base atached to the cement? I mean it was put in the cement while pouring it ? And than weld the post to it ? If so great thats how I thought doing mine
I’m building a pavilion with a hip roof 18x18 I’m thinking about using 3” rectangular tubing. My question is you think 3” is smart to use or should I use 6” rectangular tubing. I’m worried it might sag. What do you think??
Thanks, the receiver is essentially a channel that the c perlin fits inside. I guess the term “receiver” is the technical name for it 🤷♂️ but it’s just a channel.
could just set the post in wet concrete, but then for sure you gotta be plumb in all directions and straight. you can also set the height at this time. no need to nip off the top afterwards
Was it attached to the building somehow? Lean to's are usually attached to the building with a built every couple of feet through a sting headed board.
Hi there! I love these videos. I have a question. I’ve been welding pipe for 9 years now. Mobile welding business I just started. On these projects, how are you charging? Hourly, payments or full price up front? I would really appreciate the advice. Just got my LLC and would really appreciate it. Thanks and God bless!
If that was a tie in I would have fired the fitter and the helper both! I'm usually the one stressing out on outage work though knowing how many people will be up my rear wondering why gas isn't flowing again.
Learn Somethin' Every Day Hat just sold to me. I’ll be calling you out on my little channel. I’m adding 2 lean to’s to my building on uneven ground and this really helped!
I would make sure the outside of the uprights are exactly flush with the outside of the rafters. This way all my Tin would be able to be nice, right and clean. And on this size of carport I would prob figure on running a piece of the 4” along the 20’ side also (the length of the rafter)
You don't necessarily have to talk him into letting you do the concrete, but it is necessary to address the specs of what you will require. Otherwise, extra costs involved.
Idk what the best way to get in contact with you but I was wondering if you could try to answer some questions about welding that I have and would appreciate a more unbiased opinion
Anothe way you can level is by filling a clear hose with water and get all the air out and then get one end on the line and the other end will level out
Ya if you got to my website there is several lists under the education tab then under the resources tab. Here is a link: www.arosswelding.com/resources
Attitude is, everything!! Well done, sir!
Honestly. As a welder. Your channel is my favorite welding channel. Because of projects like this.
Well done Austin. Keepin it simple always works best!
Nice to see you are branching out into other areas to keep working, as pipeline welding is your usual thing, a mans got to keep busy, good work as always.
Looks good! Love the clean up at the end. I've worked with some people that just leave the small rods and scrap pieces laying around. Drives me crazy to leave a mess!
Drives me crazy too!
@@arosswelding austin just wondering if you were on tv before you started welding?
Just want to say Thx for keeping the Videos coming. Great info
You bet. Thank you for watching.
Nice job Austin now that looks real professional top of line work keep it up
I use a clear water hose to get my levels so easy to use and always spot on
You just cover everything I needed to know to start my building new subscriber here from Arizona thanks !!!
Keep doing your thing Bro..... Great Narration throughout 👍🏽🤙
Looking good 👍 and yes learn something new and feel pride of the work
Thanks awesome Ross
Good video and Love your channel.
Thank you for your videos
Been watching your videos for a while now im a arborist for a living and also work on grandfathers farm ive always done a bit of repair welding here and there but I've started getting more into serious welding.
Ive found your videos realy interesting and educational so thanks for the videos and keep up the awesome work 🙂💪🤘
Nice work Austin.
Every day’s a school day, thanks for the video 👌
What I’ve always done when using a transit level to mark reference points is hang the tape measure from the top of the post. I hang the tape measure to where it’s facing the level and bring it down far enough to get a measurement. If it’s a little windy you may want to wrap a cable tie or masking tape around the post and tape measure to keep it from swinging. You can set a tape measure on a few posts at once, to avoid walking back to the transit for every post. Just write down which measurement goes with which post. Keep up the good work Austin!
@@halledwardb
The F U T U R E!!
Laser levels work great! I use mine to level, square, plumb, and to set a straight fence line. The only thing to keep in mind is whenever it’s windy there’s a slight deflection on the laser beam over long distances. So just be aware in which direction the wind is traveling. The best level in my opinion is the “ good ol fashioned ” water level. There’s no mechanical or electrical components to fail.
I WATCHED ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS THE OTHER DAY WHERE YOU BLEW A TIRE ON YOUR TRAVEL TRAILER AND THE LADY PULLS UP BESIDE YOU TO TELL YOU .I HAD THE SAME EXPERANCE COMING THROUGH BERMINGHAM ,AL AT 1: 30 IN THE AM WHEN THE POLICE PULL ME OVER.THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO GET A TICKET I WAS GOING A LITTLE FAST. HE TOLD ME I WOULD PROBABLY RATHER HAVE A TICKET THAN WHAT I SAW.THEY STAYED WITH ME AND HELPED TILL I GOT THE MESS FIXED. GREAT GUYS
Awsome video as always. Thank you for taking the time to film your work. I know it is hard because i try to film stuff im building but i don’t always film because it takes up so much time. Take care.
Man your a bad ass welder !
Making it work is a lot of the fun in fabbing and welding.
Awesome content like always 👍🏻 bought your hat and I love it by the way!!
Thank you for sharing Austin. Awesome
thanks for the upload! great stuff!!!
Good work! Also video editing is good !
Man that is looking good!!!
Great job on this project, ordered the circle burner for my straight torch from ya and it works awesome, makes building pipe rail fence way easier and cleaner
That’s good to hear! Thank you for your order!
Those receiver channel and cee purlin builds are my favorite!! A guy can really knock out a lot of work alone if you don’t have any help 👌🏽
Austin, we use those pre-made beams like what you used on that carport as well. They work great. One suggestion that we've found to work well is to notch the inside of the square tubing post to allow the 2" square tubing of the beam to set down lower in the post. Just notch it deep enough so that the top of the beam comes out slightly above your post and you won't have the gap between the roof and top of the posts. Awesome content, keep up the great work!
Nice project!
nice job
Once this whole Corona thing is over you should totally do a “bring a fan to work day” give away haha could probably learn a lot from just one days worth of work with you. Just full of useful information and tricks. Thanks for the content A. Ross
Can't wait to see what you're up to brother and man I can't agree anymore with what you said about taking materials and seeing it a finished product at the end. I enjoy working with steel more than wood but most of mine right now are remodels and additions. Love that Texas steel build brother, keep on keeping on! Hey, I'll send you a couple of my hats if you'll send me one of yours...........
Enjoyed seeing your project go up. Have been building pens and loading sheds using a string level. After struggling to get things truly level, I broke down and rented a builders level. Took half an hour to shoot level on the shed uprights. Should have done it to begin with. Could have saved a lot of time and effort. Right tool for the job. Thanks for the video. Yes
Love watching your videos! Always quality content and can always expect to learn something! Keep em coming!
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video, i've bn learning a lot from you thank you for sharing you knowledge 👍
Great video
Great job and video !! Really enjoyed watching your project today. They turned out really good. Thanks for sharing with with us and keep up the good work and videos please.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You the man ross
No, you’re the man! Thanks for watching!
Well done young man, like that you finish one step at a time instead of running around like a chicken. and that you clean up site as you go!
Great build👍
Thanks
Good job mi amigo
Looks great buddy 👌
This is how i got started welding built metal buildings,lean to, and carports. Tin is easy once you figure it out it helps alot when you have a square building or structure would love to build one with you sometime im from NE Oklahoma
Cant wait for this one 👌
i know off topic how the pipes how the pipelines going on in the states?
@@MarketMav7
I hear its slow, but if you gotbthe right connects, gurantee some work right there
Looks great 👍👍
Great video man I appreciate it, definitely helps to learn cause I’m starting to work on making my own structural metal building type barn! Nice job on the purlin!
If I had a dollar for every time I had to make it work I'd have a lot richer retirement . Hahaha the world was not made with a level and a string line but can be made level and straight with the right person using those tools .
Man, I'm in diesel tech school right now and your videos are really making me want to switch to mobile rig welding/pipeline. I have a in for the pipeline and I have welding experience but I also love working on anything diesel. I dont know what to do.
Nice work. I am curious about the plates. What does the bottom of the plate look like? Do you have angle or rebar on there?
weld done brother they tried to stopped you by laying you off but you find a way to make money because you are a talented operator
Austin, I have a question on square post. What is the recommendation or better? Post in cemented in the hole or welded on plates ?
Great job Ross.. I use a 360 self leaving lazer ... set it in the middle and make my level lines and take off from there.. it takes around 5min to make your reference line.. hope it will help and make jobs easier.. Rudy.. with RB welding
Well done. It looks plenty stout however you might want to add some x braces in the long walk and one in the roof. You know how the wind is in okra homa. I am over near T-town.
I like to use the term “it is whatever I want it to be”= make it work
Love Western Oklahoma
A Ross,right way to use site level,bench marking,all refinery construction is done off a mark on a column,you might want to look at using z perlins on the top of rafters,extend them 2 ft out and create a sofit,like you ability to figure it out,what good welders do!
Looks good bro, only thing I would add is some 45° bracing on all 4 corners on both sides of the support post.. GOD bless Y'all👍🙏
What is the name of the song at 8:24? Loved your video, btw.
Great job at solving the problem Austin.. just curious, have you ever used a water level?.. it would be a great tool to go along with the transit..stay safe & keep up the great work
Yes I have. I agree, very handy tool
Great job. Looks awesome. Are you done pipelining or with the way the world is unable to find a pipeline job?
If you do decide to acquire a laser, be sure and get one with a green beam rather than a red beam, the green is easier to see in the daylight, learned it the hard way!
Another fine job by a fine American welder using American products!
😃👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Notice that the extremely highly educated welder is using a American made Lincoln machine!
Are the purlins just regular c-channel? And what thickness?
Rotating laser Laval. Works great
Hope they pay you to finish it right. Awesome how you made those footings work.
great job! Hopefully you can save me from making my own mistakes but alas its inevitable
You can run your purlin on the outside part of them posts so you don’t have to install all of those 4x4 then you install your 4 in purlin on the outside too
Just different ideas I guess but everything works I like your videos
I just started stick welding and I’m not to bad I can do a good line and I’m only 13 do you have advice for me??
How far would you span that 8inch receiver
Question. In 5-10 years, what prevents those posts from just rusting clean off at the water line where the concrete absorbs the water? At least in my area (bottom of the salt belt), metal tends to get rusted clean off at the mating surface to the concrete within 3-7 years.
Hey Austin 👊🏻 awesome video like always. Do you ever plan on going back out on the line? Or gonna stay working for yourself to keep at the house? Big fan
Was the base atached to the cement? I mean it was put in the cement while pouring it ? And than weld the post to it ? If so great thats how I thought doing mine
I’m building a pavilion with a hip roof 18x18 I’m thinking about using 3” rectangular tubing. My question is you think 3” is smart to use or should I use 6” rectangular tubing. I’m worried it might sag. What do you think??
I’m getting into welding and want to travel could you do a video on what all you should bring minimum starting
Great job. I wasn't clear on some of the things though. What did you mean by 'receiver' and how is it made?
Thanks, the receiver is essentially a channel that the c perlin fits inside. I guess the term “receiver” is the technical name for it 🤷♂️ but it’s just a channel.
10:40 shifting cow
could just set the post in wet concrete, but then for sure you gotta be plumb in all directions and straight. you can also set the height at this time. no need to nip off the top afterwards
You ever do any refrigeration pipe?”copper”
I wonder how much is would cost to do a deck frame
Was it attached to the building somehow? Lean to's are usually attached to the building with a built every couple of feet through a sting headed board.
The pipefitters do all the work to make the tie in happen, the welders just get the spot light! LOL.
Hi there! I love these videos. I have a question. I’ve been welding pipe for 9 years now. Mobile welding business I just started. On these projects, how are you charging? Hourly, payments or full price up front? I would really appreciate the advice. Just got my LLC and would really appreciate it. Thanks and God bless!
If that was a tie in I would have fired the fitter and the helper both! I'm usually the one stressing out on outage work though knowing how many people will be up my rear wondering why gas isn't flowing again.
Hey the carport, was that 11g as well?
Yes
excuse my ignorance but why is this concrete plate method better than setting the posts in concrete?
Learn Somethin' Every Day Hat just sold to me. I’ll be calling you out on my little channel. I’m adding 2 lean to’s to my building on uneven ground and this really helped!
When you gonna do a full video review on your jin pole ?
I don’t know yet. I’ve got it on the list.
SUBBED TODAY, BEEN FOLLOWIN, ONE BIG QUESTION, HOW DO YOU GET WHITE WORK CLOTHES CLEAN
i was following that previous structure build because i am gonna do one myself. You say you would change some things, what would those be?
I would make sure the outside of the uprights are exactly flush with the outside of the rafters. This way all my Tin would be able to be nice, right and clean.
And on this size of carport I would prob figure on running a piece of the 4” along the 20’ side also (the length of the rafter)
hi well done, how much this cost?thanks from oil rig welder in north sea
You don't necessarily have to talk him into letting you do the concrete, but it is necessary to address the specs of what you will require. Otherwise, extra costs involved.
Great job, how are you getting your jobs you advertise?
Anybody know what chop saw and blade he uses? Thanks
What state are you in? Looks like West Texas.
Oklahoma
Idk what the best way to get in contact with you but I was wondering if you could try to answer some questions about welding that I have and would appreciate a more unbiased opinion
So are you all done with the pipeline, or what?
🤷♂️ never know. Pipeline work is slow right now so I’m just doing what can to keep the lights on.
Anothe way you can level is by filling a clear hose with water and get all the air out and then get one end on the line and the other end will level out
Are you still send out rig/pipeline welding tools list?
Ya if you got to my website there is several lists under the education tab then under the resources tab. Here is a link:
www.arosswelding.com/resources
@@arosswelding Thank you ! Im currently in welding school and I want to start to build a welding rig but don’t know where to start