Structural steel fabrication Beam fit up and Mig Welding. GMAW
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- Structural steel Beam fit up and Mig Welding.
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Structural steel Fabrication
Mig welding GMAW
Stick welding
Steel work
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Structural steel work
Workshop
Steel Fabrication
Welding
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Geka metalworker
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Bosch Mini angle grinder
Engineers Square
Hammer
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Stanley measuring tape
Esab welding screen
Miller
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I beam
Steel beam
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Cast iron
Mild steel
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Plate
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Band saw
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getting the center line from the hole centers is the most accurate way. Well done on showing something correct on you tube.
Thanks for another great video! Structural fitup is an art form itself and you do a great job at it! Thanks for sharing your skills with us. NY, USA 👍
Great Mig welding!! thanks 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍
You should take a piece of heavy duty angle and clamp it to your plate so you don’t have to worry about it going anywhere. Then all you gotta do is push it plum and tack
Yea I’d do the same thing.
Great job! Ur doing ur job properly, unlike my workplace who are also a structural steel fabrication company however they tack their plates on unclean and on rusty beams with mill scale too. This is the proper way to do it. Grind the weld area of any rust and mill scale for a stronger weld and reducing the risk of porosity or other weld defects which may lead to re-work. But once again, my workplace dont care and if they get porosity they just weld over it and theyre like "ohhh itll do"
تلحيم ممتاز و عمل رائع شكرا.👍🏻
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Gotta pull them strings out the Hoodie it's the first step , crazy what they do if they get in the grinder
the way you have showed @ 3:30 to layout the plate, i find it is easier and faster to lay the plate out by finding center of holes and add half the thickness of the web and draw your line, then draw a perpendicular line through the hole center and mark the location out on a beam , rather than marking out the flange locations of the beam on the plate. this allows you to tack on the web and pivot your plate on the tack and make your web perfectly square to the holes. works amazing for heavier baseplates that must be put on with a jib crane, because you only have to line one spot up and tack it then you can adjust it with ease
very nice work nonetheless
Fair shout and Each to their own. But your method definitely makes sense.
More than likely This goes back to how you were initially shown, and is definitely the case with me, with regard to my chosen method. Thanks for your input, and for watching. 👍
@@TheMetalFabGuy you ask 3 fitters how to do something and youll get 4 different answers :) cheers mate!
@@TheMetalFabGuy i also find working off hole edges for finding center to be faster and more accurate rather than eyeballing centers
Don't forget to radius the copes.
Keep it going!
Thanks for watching Ken. 👍
well done, appreciate from USA. Paul
And I’m glad to see you’re not welding downhill with that heat. Over here in the states I’ve worked with so many people who think that doing so will still hold like it would flat
No professional welder would run these settings downhill. At least not where I come from. It would end up in one hell of molten metal drippings and I’d be out of business in a heartbeat
looks like short circuit mig---didn't know that was allowed with structural steel.
Looks like…..
Too bad MIG isn't a preapproved electrode by AWS D1.1
Itd be easier to smooth your plate with a rock grinder, like yeah, you can use a cutting wheel but a rock, you just lay it down and its done
Hi. Thanks for watching.
That is a grinding disc. 👍
Do you by chance remember your voltage/feed-speed and the wire used ? also, what grade and thickness of plate was that ? Lovely vid btw :)
Good job 💯👍
you make it look too easy 😁👍
Thank you for watching 👍
Thank you for sharing your work flow, great stuff
Thank you Adam for watching. Much appreciated.
how to choose the type of welding ??? or TIG is the most widely used one ???
Your welds are prettier than my wife when I first met her.
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Is that a mig welding?
Nice neat welds
Just out of curiosity, what settings did you use?
Thank you.
Great job as usual! Do you use anything to prevent metal scattered particle welding around weld area except hand grinding?
Thanks for watching.
I don’t use any anti spatter or similar products.
The weld area has not been cleaned during this video and Is at the raw post weld stage.
Anti spatter products suck. Just learn to properly setup your volts and wire speed to minimise spatter
Nice
gracias Jesús👍
👍 what were the settings of the device?
Them block outs looks rough with no radius
I’ve lost sleep over it Dylan.
Glad we’re on the same page 👍
I mean i dont have a issue with the weld but why not the normal techniques of circles or ( ( ?
in Canada you never welded Meg fluxo wire 3/32
Straight forward fab n welding..vid. ain't got to show but it'll do...but yep 'shades' of me apprentice/tradesmen days..nice clip..thnx 🤙✌️🦾👍
Buenas tardes algún puesto de montaje o ayudante estoy dispuesto para trabajar en mi país trabaja con la empresa Haug
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You better show me your blueprint so I can learn
Is that flux core wire your using? Great job
looks like solid wire, no slag coating on weld except the silicon islands ...it would be a lot more slag if flux core gas or metal core
@@Laura-wc5xt metalcore doesnt have slag
It's definitely metalcore you can tell by the sound
good job for welding, may i know what welding wire with aws code are you using?
equivalent of er70s-6. hes british so its a different code
Why don't you show them how to make a beam flipping bar
.hawer weyo
Bonjour jai une petite question s’il vous plaît, je dois posé une poutre HBE de 200 sur 7m de longueur qui vas supporter plus de 20t …. Quel soudure je dois fair pour être plus rassuré….. merci
salut, vous devez consulter un ingénieur en structure pour tous vos calculs
Whats your wire feed speed and voltage settings for this project????
I need to double check this. Not sure off the top of my head. 1.2mm wire.
@@TheMetalFabGuy alright! Sounds good !!
11.6 mpm and 32.8 volts suits me fine for most structural steel welding
Yeah. I would weld this on 29 volts and 9.80 wire speed
What type of machine are you running on this and is it 240 or 480 , nice work
What pattern do u use or just straight forward line
No pattern used 👍
Que oscilación uso ?
I Don’t oscillate Aaron.
Any job vecancy? Welder.
Great work love your videos, but man please try sort out the sound 🤣
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need a job?
Hi sir, nice video! Do you have any setup parameters for my reference? Like the wire speed, the voltage , shield gas flow rate..
Thanks!
Too much spatter supposed to be using flux cored on structural steel
No your not
.lm alktroda
Should be fcaw
No it shouldn't,I've literally welded thousands of tons of structural beams with 1 mm solid wire running between 240 and 260 amps
Anything structural I've always used dual shield in the shop or 7018 in the field. Ironworker for almost 15 years now
No it shouldn’t be fcaw. Here in the uk this is how we do structural unless on side then the stick comes out but not often
@@tonyappleton2941 i guess you guys don't have earthquakes
There’s robots that can do this kind of work now
Programming a robot to weld a structural member would take a long time, costly, and it wouldn’t ever be done unless there were hundred if not thousands of these exact members being produced. Robots are good in manufacturing a specific part that is to be made in large quantities like cars. Unless Elon Musks new robot has ability to fabricate.
yay get robots! make everyone lose their jobs! great idea big brain time ....
@@thedreadedsyntholbaby763 yay stay home on your couch and play with your balls 🏀 yay!!!
@@phillgreen8792 ^^ this person thinks you'd have a home without a job, must be on welfare payment or a child
@@thedreadedsyntholbaby763 take your time
sorry, didn't get it. i'd have to see a drawing. thanks