HOW TO FIT UP A 90 DEGREE ELBOW, ROTATED TO ANY DEGREE- TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS TUTORIAL

Elbow rotation tutorial with formula and example. ‪@technicalstudies.‬
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[@johnmark7361]

This is what I need in pipe fitting. I worked with pipe welders and fitters with no job experience sometimes they expected me to pick it up overnight lol.

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you.

[@pushpapanicker8547]

Superb good job 👍👍👌👌

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you

[@samkristrin8831]

Thank you so much sir.

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro,

[@АдиКабиев]

Thanks a lot! I haven't got how to find 45 degrees but I will try to understand.

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you for the feedback. I will check and reply you.

[@technicalstudies.]

1 degree = circumference of the pipe divided by 360. 45 degree= circumference divided by 360 x 45. suppose you want to turn the elbow 30 degrees, pipe circumference divide by 360 x 30, then mark it on the elbow or pipe as shown. remember one thing. if you want to turn the elbow left, the marking shall be in the right direction.,

[@АдиКабиев]

@@technicalstudies. thanks! Suppose we are rolling an 4" elbow by 60 degrees. 1. Need to find circumference which is 114.3 x 3.14 = 358.9 mm. 2. 360/60 = 6. 3. 358.9/6 = 59,8 mm. So I need to measure from zero around 60 mm and I will get 60 degrees? Thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

@@АдиКабиев 358.9/360= 0.997. 60 degree= .997 x 60 = 59.6mm. Yes you are right.👍

[@АдиКабиев]

@@technicalstudies. Thanks for sharing and prompt response Bro! I am watching all of your videos these days. Will be waiting for new ones! Good luck!

[@rafztheweldiretoy4331]

Thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you bro.

[@ashwathipanicker7592]

Great

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you

[@alonsoiniguez8668]

Can you use an angle finder or is this method better?

[@technicalstudies.]

Both are the same Bro. In my experience, I didn't see many people using angle finder.

[@alialavi4140]

Veryyyy goood

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Brooooo

[@aibekgubaidullin3912]

Good job, but where this work inside calculate and level inside

[@technicalstudies.]

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[@shinojsreedaran9646]

dear sir how its got 84.8mm..its degree need to convert to mm kindly advise

[@technicalstudies.]

Bro, 1 degree length is = circumference / 360 . assume 1 degree = 5mm, then 30 degree is = 30 x 5 = 150mm. Hope you understand. Thank you for your question.

[@ShashiKumar-pk6rp]

Hindi me

[@technicalstudies.]

I will try Bro.

[@saifm.aalwanalobaidy3824]

Thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

Bro, my experience in 653 is limited and I think 580 is about risk assessment, totally no idea. Sorry.