Absolutely love watching all your videos, i come from a fabrication background my dad was a welder as well, makes me want to get as much through door as possible and hone in on my skills, keep up the content your smashing it. PS got me hooked on holy 😂😂
Class is that just mild steel plates you used and regularly wire and gas I'm starting to get into this work and would love to no how you pick the correct meterel and gas and wire love your videos people can learn so much from someone like you it's just like going with you for the day thank you for talking the time to do it keep them coming, you have a class work shop top class
What a great video. I know nothing about welding and fabrication but what an insight. You should do some educational videos like showing how to weld for us numptys that are fascinated by it have no intention of doing it !
I just joined your channel and enjoy it a lot of variety. Also I wanted to tell you I also watch CEE and IC Weld and hear is a new one for you On Fire Welding. Hello from Canada.
What an amazing job! Most people would be happy with a ‘back to factory’ repair, but this is miles better!! Out of interest, did you do any alignment checks as you were going? If I was doing that repair I guarantee it would warp as I welded it 🫣😂
Quality stuff mate, I’m in the game too down in Essex. Been following you for a long time now and you’ve kept me entertained and educated whilst off injured after almost losing a finger! Keep it coming 👌🏼👊🏻
I wonder how many of the same type of boom or stick you'd need in your fleet before it made sense to have a spare one to issue as they came in for work like this.
This is a top notch repair! Can you please make a (short) video about multi pass welds on how to do them? You seem to have mastered those for many years
Hi bud great job love watching your videos. How long have u been welder engineer. There’s part of ya firm on Anglesey we’re I live don’t see a lot of them around nowadays. I like welding and stuff but nothing like Whot u do . I had concrete mixers until I had my hips worn out keep safe reagards Les Bettley Anglesey 👍
I reckon cracking before a weld indicates a lack of post-weld heat treatment that leaves the hot weld area harder than the base metal, need to heat the entire area on that piece and cover it with insulation to cool down very slowly.
Brilliant watching a quality repair, completed by people far more concsientious than those who made the damned jib. The shocking weld exposed within an area normally not seen, gives an insight to how much worse this damage was, compared to whether it wouldn't have beem as bad, or occurred at all, if the original weld had've been up to scratch.. It would bring into question the quality of what you buy from overseas and maybe WHY, it is cheaper than comparable Western models.
A brilliant job stronger than factory as I was watching it I was wondering how your were going to weld that stiffener on the inside when you put the final plate on it doesn't need it anyway that damage was caused by a bad driver we had a 210 hitachi go the same way the driver using a 7ft grading bucket using one corner of the bucket I don't have to tell what happened that driver
I'll build a all the pioneer booms ever built well dam neer you have a thicker bottom plate and a thicker top plate much like an I-beam is the flange is thicker than the web to keep the flexibility and strengthen the Boom that's exactly what I would do
Love how you went from this needing an internal stiffener or maybe even two - to these heads need some flex in them, fuck that stiffener bullshit. haha 🤣 Another boring and laborious job dodged. Well done!
Absolutely love watching all your videos, i come from a fabrication background my dad was a welder as well, makes me want to get as much through door as possible and hone in on my skills, keep up the content your smashing it. PS got me hooked on holy 😂😂
Wow near 1k view's in less than 24 hour's, make's me want to do them more often. Thankyou guys!
لو سمحت هل يمكن ترجمة اللغة العربية
please do nice to watch same kind of work just in a steelplant
sorry sometimes my spelling is kind of of
Thanks man . I watch how each man does this type of repair. Wow the good ideas .
Great video again fella, good that you explained why you cut the underside at an angle so the welds aren’t in the same place on both sides
That custom a on the bucket was a great touch dan will love that
9 hour job.. no messing about there! Smart idea squaring off the other bore with the pin stock!
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video Baz, as always appreciate you sharing your experience and expertise. Awesome job
Your welcome buddy
Class is that just mild steel plates you used and regularly wire and gas I'm starting to get into this work and would love to no how you pick the correct meterel and gas and wire love your videos people can learn so much from someone like you it's just like going with you for the day thank you for talking the time to do it keep them coming, you have a class work shop top class
I came here from the strugglers channel, and bloody glad I did.... great work 👍😁
Top man
Awesome video .thank you baz .amazing work baz Callum
Cal is nearly ready for the big leagues
Turkiyede den selamlar gözüm gönlüm usta görsün iş ögrenek
Kolay gelsin ❤❤
Great job Baz and Cal well done again awesome
Thank you kindly
Dude, that was super rad!
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Excellent job. I liked the angled cut to offset all the other weld points in that tight space.
Its so good to watch professionals weld!
BRILLIANT!! The 'michael angelo' of Welding Fabrications. SUPERB Baz and Cal. THANKS
Snowball engineering sent me to your page so far I'm liking what I see thanks for the contents
Master craftsmen at work great viewing well done 👏👏👏👏
Impressive work. You and I C Weld are top notch welders. That was a tricky job to straighten out.
Subscribed after watching your work in this video. I do much the same work in the US. Thanks for the video.
Cheers pal thanks for watching
What a great video. I know nothing about welding and fabrication but what an insight. You should do some educational videos like showing how to weld for us numptys that are fascinated by it have no intention of doing it !
Aces on the repair!! Not much air-arc work, there's a process you learn and sometimes wish you didn't!
Spot on as always Baz enjoyed watching and picking up tips on different things and how to go about certain tasks 🔥🔥👨🏻🏭
Great work what a first class job 👏
Thank you very much!
Wonderful work I am not a welder Happy to watch ❤❤👏🙏
Thank you very much!
I just joined your channel and enjoy it a lot of variety. Also I wanted to tell you I also watch CEE and IC Weld and hear is a new one for you On Fire Welding. Hello from Canada.
Cheers and thanks for watching
Quality video, great job, no bs, and definitely more captivating than others
These boys know their shit, Good to watch experts.
great showcase for your work mate keep them coming,
Can somebody send him a croma so his head dont get spatter burns lol
Top notch work. Just found your channel. Coming here from Ashville. I am in the US, but have lived over there in England.
Welcome aboard!
Absolutely brilliant work young man!
Thanks
Tremendously strong now with the added bonus it looks good as well. You can tell its been repaired with care. 👍👍👍
Guys this skilled are becoming very rare fantastic work.
Amazing video ;) top job 🤝🤝🤝
Impressive work, Ilike it when your head wobble about in contentration
Just found your site about 2 weeks ago love everything welding and big equipment great work
Hi Baz, Just subscribed, gonna check out your playlist mate. Love what ive seen so far.
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Awesome video thanks for your time and consideration top job top team 🇬🇧
Our pleasure!
What an amazing job! Most people would be happy with a ‘back to factory’ repair, but this is miles better!!
Out of interest, did you do any alignment checks as you were going? If I was doing that repair I guarantee it would warp as I welded it 🫣😂
Genioooooooo......
T miro de Argentina.
Cracking job
Good job 👌🏻
What a excellent repair keep it up. 👍
nice repair
Quality stuff mate, I’m in the game too down in Essex. Been following you for a long time now and you’ve kept me entertained and educated whilst off injured after almost losing a finger! Keep it coming 👌🏼👊🏻
Hope you get healed up and back to full attack soon bud
I wonder how many of the same type of boom or stick you'd need in your fleet before it made sense to have a spare one to issue as they came in for work like this.
VERY NICE WORK!
Really enjoyed that baz! Keep em coming fella looking forward to you taking us lot out on the road👍
Soon pal!
My compliments, very good work
Cracking video, best mon about 👍🏻
Nice welding
This is a top notch repair! Can you please make a (short) video about multi pass welds on how to do them? You seem to have mastered those for many years
Thanks, next video I make I'll try to add that and maybe clip a short too.
Another great video baz .what I like is the way you explain every step and the reason why a very educational video pal keep up the good work.👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Nicely done!!!!
Superb tradsman 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Damn goo job. Bevel the panels and burn it in good...
Lovely old job
Cool video just wish you would have put a pipe stand or something under it. I've seen chanfalls fail. Actually just last month a load free fell 1 ft.
You should be called Merlin some fitter brill keep vids going
😂 cheers
Good Job!
much stronger than original that for sure!
Very nice repair
Thanks 👍
Great job men.
All the best with the videos from brg plant hire love the contents pal 👍
Nice work! You should hire me, i work for holt
Hi bud great job love watching your videos. How long have u been welder engineer. There’s part of ya firm on Anglesey we’re I live don’t see a lot of them around nowadays. I like welding and stuff but nothing like Whot u do . I had concrete mixers until I had my hips worn out keep safe reagards Les Bettley Anglesey 👍
All my life read my bio bud.
Epic mate
I reckon cracking before a weld indicates a lack of post-weld heat treatment that leaves the hot weld area harder than the base metal, need to heat the entire area on that piece and cover it with insulation to cool down very slowly.
I found another awesome channel. Sweet 💪
Welcome aboard!
Love these videos bruv keep up the good work you have mad skills mate. Cheers from California
Thanks brother
Nice work...
Great video, what is the purpose of a backing strip?
So you can get a good strong pen with a 5mm gap. It was sealed so cant weld both side's.
top work
Great 👍🏻 Vidja 👌💯%
very neat well done
Thank you very much!
Очень круто выполнили работу
Спасибо
Brilliant watching a quality repair, completed by people far more concsientious than those who made the damned jib. The shocking weld exposed within an area normally not seen, gives an insight to how much worse this damage was, compared to whether it wouldn't have beem as bad, or occurred at all, if the original weld had've been up to scratch.. It would bring into question the quality of what you buy from overseas and maybe WHY, it is cheaper than comparable Western models.
shocking what you find when you open some of these up
love the video!!
just curious why no pre heat???🔥
mild steel under 20 mm and it got a lot of heat in prep, but if your planning on doing 1 I would advise to heat it first.
A brilliant job stronger than factory as I was watching it I was wondering how your were going to weld that stiffener on the inside when you put the final plate on it doesn't need it anyway that damage was caused by a bad driver we had a 210 hitachi go the same way the driver using a 7ft grading bucket using one corner of the bucket I don't have to tell what happened that driver
How does that happen
How the god fid that break your some man brillant
I'll build a all the pioneer booms ever built well dam neer you have a thicker bottom plate and a thicker top plate much like an I-beam is the flange is thicker than the web to keep the flexibility and strengthen the Boom that's exactly what I would do
Class stuff
Great job
What type or grade of steel plate is used for this repair?
Hi Baz sorry I haven't watching your videos m8 been in hospital 3rd week now ❤
Wie so hastu kein Powermaster Schweissbrenner?
A couple of things, do you ever use gouging rods to maybe speed up removing welds and ever thought about getting your own plasma cutting table?
so did anyone stand on the big lump of grease
Whats the music at 15 min. Kiddo was ready for a rave. Now she wants to know the track???
Is this just an unfortunate sort of freak repair or a manufacturing weakness or operator abuse??
Great repair and explained really well 🎉
Not sure maybe all 3
I have signed up for advanced English so I can get a handle exactly what you 're saying.
Just watch GoT we are from the north! Loyal rough and hard working dave lad.
@@welderfabber your work is the what I understand about your videos!! In any language craftmanship speaks clearest !!
Curious as to what yr the machine is. Had a 140 break in that same weld. It was a 2016
Yeah pretty sure this was 2016, defo bad factory work.
Yes it is. The factory weld didn't go all the way through. Good job on your work
@@WaymanColemanFishing Thanks bud
good job
How did it happen in the first place???
bad operator/bad steel not sure to be honest or maybe both.
mooi werk weer mannen,💪
Hi please can you use the green class plate moor often as I'm not alone it make me look a way from you welding thanks yours jon
will try to still ironing out kninks
Love how you went from this needing an internal stiffener or maybe even two - to these heads need some flex in them, fuck that stiffener bullshit. haha 🤣 Another boring and laborious job dodged. Well done!
Am I too old to be apprentice at 34 ? I’m a plasterer by trade but this is my real passion
hello, what is the load capacity of your crane?
5 tonne.
@@welderfabber thanks