Thank you so much for this video. It help us a lot to understand the principles of working with bolts in the steel construction industry. Greetings from Venezuela.
Hey WOW man, I really love all the information, ever since I got a hold of a surplus pneumatic torque multiplier, I've been looking for better ways of utilizing it, and kinda came up with the one third turn after marking the socket from the six corners and then observing the results from lugnuts that were neither rusty or over lubricated, this way I could catch myself if I forgot to reset the regulator after turning it up for nut breaking.......and then I wondered, is this how they came up with the logo for Mercedes Benz?
@@skidmorewilhelm2424 Awesome! Hey, the quick response is much appreciated. Is there any hands on training to be done for certification or is it all E-learning?
@@austinleigh441 We do offer onsite training but the online classes have all the information you need to get certified. Thank you for your interest in learning more about bolt tension.
Hi @@ironsax1146, the training content for this video is based on the AISC specification, www.aisc.org/globalassets/aisc/publications/standards/a360-16-spec-and-commentary_march-2021.pdf
Thank you so much for this video. It help us a lot to understand the principles of working with bolts in the steel construction industry. Greetings from Venezuela.
Hey WOW man, I really love all the information, ever since I got a hold of a surplus pneumatic torque multiplier, I've been looking for better ways of utilizing it, and kinda came up with the one third turn after marking the socket from the six corners and then observing the results from lugnuts that were neither rusty or over lubricated, this way I could catch myself if I forgot to reset the regulator after turning it up for nut breaking.......and then I wondered, is this how they came up with the logo for Mercedes Benz?
Awesome share, thank you... I have the m model
How to check the calibration of Skidmore / its meter. Don't we need to period calibration for the pressure meter.
Can I reverse the bolt if we are toning the bolts from the head side with a washer. For the test in the Skidmore? And still get an accurate reading
Sir, which type of bolts using on site and which fastner?
As a third party witness, do I need a certification?
Where can I get the certificate??
Good question! All our training resources including our certification program can be found here: www.skidmore-training.com
@@skidmorewilhelm2424 Awesome! Hey, the quick response is much appreciated. Is there any hands on training to be done for certification or is it all E-learning?
@@austinleigh441 We do offer onsite training but the online classes have all the information you need to get certified. Thank you for your interest in learning more about bolt tension.
@@skidmorewilhelm2424 Thank ypu so much for this video. I am curious though, is there an ASTM or a standard document related to this test?
Hi @@ironsax1146, the training content for this video is based on the AISC specification, www.aisc.org/globalassets/aisc/publications/standards/a360-16-spec-and-commentary_march-2021.pdf
min 2:45 & min 28:35
I have requirement. Can you please share mail address for rfq?