Excellent video and brilliant commentary! This is proper old-school TH-cam! Straight to the point, timelapse the unnecessary and no bollocks... I'd be really interested in future videos about your welding techniques - I know you said there are always those who just need to shit themselves over how you're doing your job wrong, but if they had any nous, they'd know to learn from every craftsman.
Great video, I spent many year using the Fronius as a boilermaker and certified welder on everything from aluminium to stainless and carbon steel and both solid wire and flux core, much of which was either UT or X-ray tested. They are intimidating at first but are so easy once you get used to them. And it great to see you showing the fabrication of the jobs.
i see alot of the things i am doing wrong and the things i am doing right when im watching your video. Only been using a pulse machine for a year and i still feel like i dont know that machine yet. Keep up the good work.
YES! Please show us how you make your turning handles and counterweights. You're doing a great job! Keep it up Calvin! I'm so glad I found your channel. I really enjoy your content.
One of my first apprentice roles in the fab shop after making sure the tea boiler was topped up was to make templates from 2”-8” from caff sheet. Love the flange jig - beats holding it and saying to the welder “if it looks ok stick a ticky tac on it plz” 😂
Have your shop look into stone cones. The attach to a regular grinder and allow to clean up the inside of the saddle cuts alot easier. And get yourself a pipefitter blue book, it has the ordinates for different size branches. You can also download an app called Lateral Pipe. Its a blue and white icon with a pic of a saddle on it. It works with metric too
Love your comment on "every now and again i have to fight the pipe " (on the rollers) I did a job of 6" pipe a while ago with 90° and flanges. And made a Y splitter to fit to PVC underground pipe. All cut and tacked on site and welded on the floor. 😁
I had a similar job only the chambers where half the size and they wouldn’t let us use mig in the root or to tack because they wanted the insides of chambers smooth and spatter free. We also used positioners with fixtures that would bolt to the flange holes and we would spin the positioner plate by hand.
defiintely interested in the counter balances and the rolling bemch, I can see how you make the turning handle would be interested to know what you use for the captains wheel style turning bracket.
I like Your work. Fast And tidy. Do u ever USE dual shield flux core? We do every weld with dual shield flux core. Roots we USE a metal cored wire hyundai sc-70-t cored. ITS just lovely to weld roots with. Works nice on low currents. And we USE hyundai supercored 81mag. And hyndai supercored 71t. Makes nice welds in every positions.
You use metal core wire for your root? I'm interested in how you do that? I'm trying to check out how other people weld pipe since my co-workers only use 6010 & 7018
Donovan Morris you can use metal core or hard wire. I prefer hardwire for all passes but I’ve used metal core, hardwire and flux core. Flux core is old school and lower quality with a tendency to trap slag. Hardwire is the cleanest of all of them. Flux core is the fastest.
Donovan Morris yes we do almost every root with metal core wire. Somtimes downward. You can go low on amps And IT have excellent properties if there is big openings. No problem welding 6 mm gap. But we dont USE more than 3 mm gap size.
also your the only welding beads out there from fronius no stack of dimes anywhere thats why im hesitant on this machines was going for a rebel esab 235ic
I congratulate you bro, I love watching your videos and I watch many welding channels but as you work, few do. I have always wanted to learn to weld pipes and nothing that I did.
I really enjoy watching how you fabricate. If you feel like making a video about the counter weights, I would like to see. I know there are plenty of videos on how to weld but I think you have a good opinion and would like to see/hear your take on it. Thanks for all the great work!
what do you think about the fronius machines as im thinking of buying the 2200 or maybe the 2700 single phase also 3 phase machine transteel any surgestions as i weld 2 to 6 mm steel welding tables at home.cheers
very nice...enjoying all off your videos...thanks for sharing...one question only what do you think off metabo grinder heard it is very powerfull...like the big videos and the small ones because i love the subject i can see either one big or small....
i used to use bosh grinders but they all broke one by one, only my 9" bosh survived. The metabo grinder is thicker then the bosh so its harder to hold comfortable, my only issue
@@ARCONEWELDING Me personally i use 5" dewalt because its thinner and lighter more confortable than bosch and use 9"bosch,...but i my company we also have 5" bosch and usually breaks down faster than dewalt...i heard good about metabo but here theres not many places that sell them i will order online...thanks...
@@MarioMoreno82 Metabo is good, try Fein if you can get it. I'm on a Fein at the moment (was using protool, then bosch), now I'm on the variable low speed Fein for doing stainless and it's a beast.
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Excellent video and brilliant commentary! This is proper old-school TH-cam! Straight to the point, timelapse the unnecessary and no bollocks...
I'd be really interested in future videos about your welding techniques - I know you said there are always those who just need to shit themselves over how you're doing your job wrong, but if they had any nous, they'd know to learn from every craftsman.
Great video, I spent many year using the Fronius as a boilermaker and certified welder on everything from aluminium to stainless and carbon steel and both solid wire and flux core, much of which was either UT or X-ray tested. They are intimidating at first but are so easy once you get used to them. And it great to see you showing the fabrication of the jobs.
Refreshing to see good no nonsense work without the hype.
definitely one of the best on youtube. Another good one is Badass Welding Videos
Great videos, it's nice to see the fab side of the work instead of just 20 minutes of arc shots.
I’ve never done pipe welding but I’m loving the videos and thanks to you learning something new keep them coming 👍👍
Glad you like them!
Try it , will make you swear a lot . Try tig weld pipe G6 position.
Most oil refinery pipes no flanges weld them with Tig x-ray .
I'm a pipefitter here in Colorado and I fit up all my own stuff by myself also.
I enjoy your videos.
Thanks dude
Wonderful videos , a really insight as to how a commercial welder works.
All those tricks and skills,well impressed.
The best welder in that workshop!!!
Just keep going!!
Greeting from the USA,,,,,,,Enjoyed your video, nice job
I didn't think anywhere in the world still did piece rate. Like your videos
i see alot of the things i am doing wrong and the things i am doing right when im watching your video. Only been using a pulse machine for a year and i still feel like i dont know that machine yet. Keep up the good work.
YES! Please show us how you make your turning handles and counterweights. You're doing a great job! Keep it up Calvin! I'm so glad I found your channel. I really enjoy your content.
You got it! Thanks 👍👍 ive got a few videos to edit in the mean time but i will defo make one
One of my first apprentice roles in the fab shop after making sure the tea boiler was topped up was to make templates from 2”-8” from caff sheet.
Love the flange jig - beats holding it and saying to the welder “if it looks ok stick a ticky tac on it plz” 😂
Have your shop look into stone cones. The attach to a regular grinder and allow to clean up the inside of the saddle cuts alot easier. And get yourself a pipefitter blue book, it has the ordinates for different size branches. You can also download an app called Lateral Pipe. Its a blue and white icon with a pic of a saddle on it. It works with metric too
thanks for that im going to invest in all of them, im always open to make my job easier
Love your comment on "every now and again i have to fight the pipe " (on the rollers)
I did a job of 6" pipe a while ago with 90° and flanges. And made a Y splitter to fit to PVC underground pipe. All cut and tacked on site and welded on the floor. 😁
Nice work!
really enjoyed your videos and watching you work. please keep making them
Thank you! Will do!
Calvin you do all that alone the real deal
The code you described is similar to the plumber code in Canada. We call it B31.9.
I had a similar job only the chambers where half the size and they wouldn’t let us use mig in the root or to tack because they wanted the insides of chambers smooth and spatter free. We also used positioners with fixtures that would bolt to the flange holes and we would spin the positioner plate by hand.
lucky for me everything is class 2 and low pressure, easy criteria
Great job…. Very skilled workers….
defiintely interested in the counter balances and the rolling bemch, I can see how you make the turning handle would be interested to know what you use for the captains wheel style turning bracket.
You are a talented man! I hope your employee pays you enough!
I like to watch your work. u look awesome and professional !
Good Job, nice spin handle setup. Thanks appreciate your sharing
No problem 👍
Beautiful Arc shots
You are a realy great welder and i like your videos very much keep it on
Buen trabajo brou, muy buen video!!
Nice job ! One of the best in TH-cam
Thank you 👍👍
I like Your work. Fast And tidy. Do u ever USE dual shield flux core? We do every weld with dual shield flux core. Roots we USE a metal cored wire hyundai sc-70-t cored. ITS just lovely to weld roots with. Works nice on low currents. And we USE hyundai supercored 81mag. And hyndai supercored 71t. Makes nice welds in every positions.
You use metal core wire for your root? I'm interested in how you do that? I'm trying to check out how other people weld pipe since my co-workers only use 6010 & 7018
Donovan Morris you can use metal core or hard wire. I prefer hardwire for all passes but I’ve used metal core, hardwire and flux core. Flux core is old school and lower quality with a tendency to trap slag. Hardwire is the cleanest of all of them. Flux core is the fastest.
George Hovey Jr I cant agree on lower quality. IT has better quality then solid wire.
Donovan Morris yes we do almost every root with metal core wire. Somtimes downward. You can go low on amps And IT have excellent properties if there is big openings. No problem welding 6 mm gap. But we dont USE more than 3 mm gap size.
But i dont mean regular flux core wire. I mean dual shield flux core wire
Great video buddy!
Excellent video and nice job. Greeting from the ARGENTINA.
Thank you! Cheers!
Its nice to see the branch set up correctly with a good gap! I've been a marine pipeworker /welder for 25years. Good skills mate! 💪
Great vids fella👌
Very good work and an enjoyable video as always. Keep it up and thanks for sharing!
Mate your mig welding skills are stush no worries do you get me bro 👍
i'm loving this, learning some new thing
Kelvin got it easy Mush !
Great video, I'd like to see your counterweights/custom fitting tools.
Coming soon!
kudos on the solid work, mate!
Brilliant kelvin
Good work brother.
also your the only welding beads out there from fronius no stack of dimes anywhere thats why im hesitant on this machines was going for a rebel esab 235ic
Where did you get the spider clamp
Really really nice vids. :)
excellent job hi..keep up the good work..!!!
Thanks, will do!
I congratulate you bro, I love watching your videos and I watch many welding channels but as you work, few do. I have always wanted to learn to weld pipes and nothing that I did.
I appreciate that!
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hello how often do you change the filter in the shield with this so much grinding?
I really enjoy watching how you fabricate. If you feel like making a video about the counter weights, I would like to see. I know there are plenty of videos on how to weld but I think you have a good opinion and would like to see/hear your take on it. Thanks for all the great work!
Thanks ill probably make one soon
What pipe roller stands do you have?? I'd like to have a few sets of them in my shop
Cracking vid mate👌
sickk vid man, very educational!
thank you
what do you think about the fronius machines as im thinking of buying the 2200 or maybe the 2700 single phase also 3 phase machine transteel any surgestions as i weld 2 to 6 mm steel welding tables at home.cheers
Great vid mate
You do good work!
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Hi great video. Do you do any stainless steel pipe work? Or have any videos more or less the same but in stainless?
None in stainless atm sorry
Hi, enjoying your vids, just wondering what wire size you are using at those voltages. Thanks, AJ.
what is this welding machine model. Greetings from Poland
A big howdy from Wyoming.
a big hello back to you from London
Awesome job.
Nice video 👍
Hi really enjoying the content, I'm interested in knowing where these pipes are going? Interesting work. Thanks for sharing.
i agree with what you say about welding....i think the fabrication is much more interesting and everyone as a diferent style off welding....
yeah plus there are so many welding tutorials out there!
Keep up the great work!
Thanks, will do!
what's that spray you using for the template
Love your channel...what kind of pressure do these pipes run?
what settings do y have on the weld when y do the root and cap
Use large carriage bolts for handles
Are these for low pressure fluids?
Yeah all low pressure and chilled water
25mm miss every 100mm? thats a crazy slack code. would be a delight to weld to!
yeah thats class 2 for u!
What do you set your oxy cutter at?
No clue tbh i do it by eye i dont know the proper way to set it up
very nice...enjoying all off your videos...thanks for sharing...one question only what do you think off metabo grinder heard it is very powerfull...like the big videos and the small ones because i love the subject i can see either one big or small....
i used to use bosh grinders but they all broke one by one, only my 9" bosh survived. The metabo grinder is thicker then the bosh so its harder to hold comfortable, my only issue
@@ARCONEWELDING Me personally i use 5" dewalt because its thinner and lighter more confortable than bosch and use 9"bosch,...but i my company we also have 5" bosch and usually breaks down faster than dewalt...i heard good about metabo but here theres not many places that sell them i will order online...thanks...
@@MarioMoreno82 Metabo is good, try Fein if you can get it. I'm on a Fein at the moment (was using protool, then bosch), now I'm on the variable low speed Fein for doing stainless and it's a beast.
Very good brother
Good work, very nice and perfekt...👍
Thank you very much!
Perfect Job!!!
Do you work for Volvo?
can we get more arc shots next pls?
What brand are those roller stands?
Good video
The tunnel 😂
Good job!
Thanks!
Please tell me what kind of lens are you using to film this? brand and shade number please
its just a glass lens shade 10
хорошая работа!
well done!
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Bad ass videos!
how about tig
its ok to put arc strikes on the pipe?
in this application its okay
Алилуйя, а сколько за неделю у тебя часов выходит и сколько за час платят?
Very good
Thanks
Show us then counterweights bro?
ArcOne is this mainly mig & fluxcore?
i only do mag welding atm occasionally id do stainless tig
How many l/min of gas and what measure cup on the mig gun?
not sure of the cup size but i uses 25l/min
@@ARCONEWELDING ohh man that is a lot of gas!
Dude your videos are cool as shit.
thanks
Hello ;)
Are you always doing penetration without pulse?
is it your company or do you work for someone
I'm fascinated by these videos and want to become a welder/pipe welder one day can I ask how much you earn?