45 DEGREE LATERAL BRANCH layout/fit-up using the Pipefitters Blue Book
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2022
- Tonight we got Ciriza Welding pipe fitting a 45 degree lateral branch using the Pipefitters Blue Book. Starts with an accurate layout then some clean cuts with the oxy acetylene torch. Followed by grinding and tacking at 95 amps.
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More pipefitting/fabrication videos please!, new people getting into welding is going to be hard getting a job without knowing how to fit/fab after finishing welding school, unless you’re really plugged in good.
buy the book and you can learn on site
Great welding Day thanks for your patience and Time. Here in Honduras we don't have that kind of facilities but we do the best for learning how to weld. Blessings from Honduras.
Quality stuff from David as always. Can’t wait for the weld up could watch his work all day.
Freakin awesome! I’d love to spend a week with the whole crew learning from one another. Would make good content too, all the squad members teaching one another, sounds like an awesome time!
You name it
Question
1. How to lay out the header hole
2. How much degrees the bevel of the branch and also the header hole bevel
Phenomenally detailed and complete video. Thanks guys!!
That soapstone flat on one side tip was golden.
WOW ! WOW! YOU GUYS ARE SO HELPFUL! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR GREAT KNOWLEDGE WITH US ALL
Well done. Clean, accurate, and I learned a couple of trade tricks watching.
Very nicely done, these are things that should be taught as part of welding school, I know in the early 90s they weren't teaching this in my college tech school. Stay safe and God bless
This guy knows his stuff, good job
Great craftsmanship. I applaud you.
Nice work 👍 Clear and easy to understand, keep it up!
Thank you , I like your vids and break downs , looking forward to take a course with you some time in the future🤙🏾
This is great, currently detailing (drawings) for 14" pipes with many turns. This gives great insight on the whole process thank you
Thank you.I always feel like you are my good friends.
Thanks for training
I learned as well
An EXCELLENT explanation Sir!
you did a great job... when you mark the header i said you wont cut it but you did..Thank you for the complete lecture... am a Pipe fitter....i use pipe chat for calculation but now i use pipe Apps to do my jobs 3x faster than any piping book....Thank you for your formula its fast too and the work flow is snoot...
hello my friend.. what kind of apps did you download?
i learned a lot watching this. thanks very much. you do great work.
Nice tutorial. Thank you
As a pipefitter for 50 years, I say you are smoking! Never saw a blue book when I did it, just a wrap around. Made some nice fits in the inner bottoms of those Navy ships. Ingalls Pascagoula. Thanks for what you do.
Beautiful fit up
Very nice and clear.. thanks
Nice skills with the torch
These guys make some quality work!!!! Very knowledgeable and informative
Thank You 🙏
Love this. Very interesting, very educational. The world needs more of this.
Weld tube you guys are awesome. Great job.
Use a cash register tape much easier fold it make 16 increments use 1" angle iron mark lines take measurements and cut your pipe
Great job!
nice job dude. makes me want to tig the root so bad...love your tutorials.
That’s pretty. Nice work 👍
Great video guys a lot of good information striving to learn more everyday of welding and fitting especially seeing as I want to work for myself as a rig welder 🔥
Nice Fitting!
Great Job
Great job 💪✨
I love how y'all are teaching fitting as well as welding. IMO a top hand needs to know both, even if he prefers 1 or the other.
Also, that's A BEAUTIFUL bevel on your lateral! I wish I was the welder, lol
I will never do this type of welding in my lifetime, but I found the video fascinating and really well put together. Thank you!
Hell yeah! Nice work! 😎
nice work, it's very helpful my friend👍
Nice job
Brother you are the best you save our lives
Great knowledge
Great video!
Hey this is Jeff mungai again I appreciate your Marine Corps banner in the background there I’m guessing you were serving in the military thank you for your service to our country sir and to anybody else who might be watching this video thank you for your service to our country is the Jim Mungai from kennerdell Pennsylvania
Great video guys
Good job 👍
I liked that. Awesome video.
Sir very lovely fitup
Awesome video Weldtube Team!
You make it look easy tocayo 💯
🙏
We need more video about branch/fit-up!!!
great tutorial
Very good knowledge here.
I love this Chanel thanks you guys
and thats how that is done ladys and gents. nice work.
The way I had been taught in my local was that the circumference of the pipe is listed in one of the books, or you could measure it, then divide that by your 16 sections.
I do like this method, but I'm not sure I trust those centering levels that much.
Great video guys. Please keep it up. I've been watching weldtube since y'all started
Thank you for this. A bit of coverage of the cut angles on the header and branch would be useful for many. Could also cover sit in, sit through and sit on with no header opening, that would be just the ticket guys!
Man I miss welding pipe. Very informative. Why didn’t I ever think of taping my spacers… 😂
Nice work very nice video
Thank you
Awesome.. Thanks
When I oxy cut I like to use some developer spray (for dye penetration testing). When you scribe through it leaves a really fine line and the white colour contrasts really well with the dark steel. I can see my markings clear as day when I’ve got my screen on.
thank you 👍👍👍
Beau travail les gars bravo
Terimakasih ...sangat membantu.....good job...
Excellent
I would love to see how they'd weld this kinda pipe and how long it would take for stick welding and TIG welding.
Very good
Very nice sir
Thank you for the great tips you can also scribe the line with a thin cutting disc quicker than using centre punch
Good one. Try a 3” cordless grinder.
Beau travail !
Good shit!👍
Thanks
zajebista robota :)
Awesome
Gracias por sus videos estan muy interasantes y mean alludadomucho adesepeñar mas mi travajo llo mededico ala soldadura por arco electrico y traso en tuberia esta muy bien susbideos y pero i siga subiendo mas ami en lo personal me an retro alimementado mucho mil gracias por sus consejos llo soy mexicano saludos
Come on, Mr cerisa your my mentor on this one ✌✌
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Fantastic skill level 👌. Video is probably a bit misleading as you guys make it look easy. Thanks for sharing your time and effort 👌
Very good explain, todo mi apoyo por los pasos bien explicados, con otras palabras.. hay que pasar del libro a la práctica y al igual que la soldadura queda mucho mejor en la memoria con la práctica.
Super bro
Saludos desde tlaxcala mexico... Que buen tip
Saludos 👋
Excelente 🎉🎉🎉
Saya sangat suka melihatnya..cara yang sangat benar membuat 45..
Super
Excelente
I use arc length computation to find distances in those degrees.
Nice 🤗🤗🤗
Blue book!
You surely have a lot of patience, I bet that was hard to learn. Nice video.
Just proper prep and patience grinding makes a good fit they are never perfect but can come out nice 👍
high quality
Dave is the SHAAAAT🫵🏾💯
Would’ve been easier to use receipt paper. Get your circumference. Fold 4 times and cut the corners off. Put it back around pipe. That’ll lay out your 16 marks.
its a school. obviously a veteran journeyman out on the field is gonna speed up the process with tons of little tricks like what you mentioned. learning the long/thorough way of doing something and then figuring out how to do it an easier and faster way is part of what makes you better at anything you do as opposed to learning how to cut corners from the get go.
Who has receipt paper in 2022 ? Best thing is to learn by degree
@@richarddavis1413 most fitters 😂
@@richarddavis1413 I teach pipefitting at CMEF in laporte TX and I teach them receipt paper or drywall tape. I show them the center finder and level and square but they ain't making top pay and it's faster and just as accurate. no sense in taking 45 minutes when you can do it in 5
I learned with receipt paper. And some old timers would get in your ass for using a tape instead of a stick rule
Love the fitup. What kind of wheel is on your grinder when you are grinding the inside bevel?
Another great video, I’m still breaking out as a fabricator, so far my biggest struggle seams to fitting 1/2” BW pipe/fittings, especially so when the iso calls for offsets and weird angles. Is there a simple way to fabricate small fittings, maybe a makeshift clamp or something.
Do you guys have a video where you went more in-depth on how to generate your x-ray level bevels on this lateral piece it is kicking my ass
Very informative, I don’t have the patience to lay out something like that but I can weld like ray charles.-
nice ,we need more rootpass walking the cup ,🖐️
the saddle is carved very well, but the markings from and to .... made difficult and long. It is done much easier and with fewer tools.
You're supposed to cut the bevel in with the torch, and you covered your bevel on the straight run.
Este tipo de vídeo debería estar sub al español 😭🇨🇱🇨🇱