THE TRICK TO CUTTING A PERFECT CIRCLE EVERY TIME
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I’m showing you how I use a circle burner to cut a perfect circle on any project. I’m Austin Ross of arosswelding and on this channel, I share my experiences as a rig welder and in my mobile welding business. Maybe you have seen me using my circle burner for torch before in a pipe fence video. Today I’m using the circle burner for straight torch to cut perfect circle in thin sheet metal. I love this circle cutting jig because it’s small and compact so I can try it in my welding rig toolboxes easily. After using the circle burner for pipe I’ve realized how handy the metal circle cutter is and how many times before it would have come in handy.
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Metal snowman
Wish u had an old already cut pipeliner laying around for sale. With or without the headgear preferably with. Lol but seriously
Always look forward to Austin's videos! Always positive, humble, and informative! Thanks Austin, from Fort Worth!!
I'm a Texan; I weld in a tee-shirt.
My closet is divided with one good, clean Texas business suit (clean Levi's & a tee-shirt) on one side and everything else ( read that -- clothing that appears to be made of Swiss cheese) hanging on the other side. 😂
Just what I wanted for Christmas, a candle that smells like I was out huffing gas. LOL.
Gotta love this guy, great work and even better personality.
Just saying I've watched a few videos of yours and I must say your pretty good. No negative feedback whatsoever, your the man.
The thinner the material is you need to put just a little more angle on your torch. Like the old iron worker told me that makes you material thicker. Over the years I have got pretty good with a torch. Like you said getting good with a torch is a must. I got better with a torch when I found out it is a whole lot less grinding with a grinder if you can make real good cuts with a torch. I hate grinding.
You are making a Christmas Tree.
I legit just realised that as he was cutting the 8th circle
@@timpratten2258 Fooled me all the way to the end. DEG 44401
That is pretty cool!! Awesome job!!
Love the grinder holder there COMON 👌
Thanks for sharing with us Austin, quite a nice job with the Christmas Tree. Turned out great ! Nice display rack for your store. Fred.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just a suggestion on the circle burner. Have you ever thought of using a bent tip. Be good for bevels and might give you another 1/2 inch. Sure wish I had a day or two to hang out with you.
Christmas 🎄 turned out awsome Austin 😉
Greetings from Ireland
You near the ocean ?
Any north sea surf fishing reports?
Awesome job Austin 👍🎄👌🎅
Awsome video
I really like your comment about always trying to make your next cut or weld better
Awsome video, Entertaining and Educational, always Positive.. 👌👌
Awesome video
Thanks. And thanks for watching.
a verry instructive video :-)
That makes me jump every time. Cool video
I dont always use a compass....... but when I do my circles are perfect!!
Awesome Christmas tree
Yep made my own circle burner
u the men !
Love the tree
Nice job man
Thanks. And thanks for watching.
Just curious to know why you don't rig up a plasma cutter to do the lighter gauge material. ?
I do admire your torch skills. Last time I turned an oxygen bottle valve open, it blew the hose off the regulator. Scared me so bad I haven't tried using a torch since. That was years ago.
Suggest looking into a plasma torch for your shop work, great time saver both in cutting and cleanup.
Hey Austin so I’ve watched your videos for awhile now and it got me to get a welder to just start trying to weld and I got just a plain Jane welding hood and am having problems with the light coming in from behind but I’ve also watched your pancake video and was wondering what you suggest for a beginner
Right on
I sure miss wearing a good ol heavy starched Martin brothers shirt everyday!
hahah gotta get me one of those trees
Frosty and Family- Hope you had a great Thanksgiving
I like the circle burner, I wonder if they make an attachment for a Hypertherm plasma cutter?
Sheee gonna have to change your name to Austin slick lol but that was a really cool build!
I thought it was a huge Lazy Susan. Happy holidays Austin.
Happy holidays to you too! Thanks for watching!
Nice tree
Question on the circle burners you sell. Does the small or large fit a series 1 victor torch. I'm ready to get one ordered. I noticed the small are out of stock at the moment.
So where do you find the compass you used to mark out the circle???
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy thanksgiving to you too!
Austin I’m struggling to find a good cutting wheel for my grinder they are 4in blades what is the best brand that you have used? Thanks!
Hey Austin. I have a question. I’m just starting doing little projects with welding. And my question do you recommend a blade table or a plasma cutter?
I'm guessing your making Christmas ornaments for the wife!!
Do you have a candle that smells like carburetor cleaner? You are right about cutting thin stuff with a torch! Every time I have to use a torch on it, I find it takes a couple of cuts to get back into it. Takes a lot steeper angle and a faster speed. Easy way is to use a plasma cutter and a guide or the circle burner I made for it. I hate using plasma for 5/8" and up. Too slow for my liking. Enjoyed the video!
No carb cleaner scent...
Austin how do you keep your hoses Braided (Twisted) for your torch hose? I’ve done it to mine but it starts twisting back to its “natural” state as in side by side not twisted? Or can anyone else answer this for me? Thank you very much!
Are you making a display rack? Graduated sized circles large to small, bottom to top?
Do these circle burners work with a Harris torch? I am assuming that since the Harris Ironworker has one acetylene and two oxygen pipes on the top end, it might not work. Any suggestions other than rid myself of that torch?
Hej Austin from Sweden and hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Hows Andy doing that you worked with last year on the pipeline? Do you keep in touch with the guys you have been working with? Say hello from Sweden if you do 👋
No, I haven’t heard from him.
I usually order a large pizza from Domino's and use it as my template LOL JK😁
No mames 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Austin, do you have a plasma cutter that you can use with, and show how the circle burners work with one?
I do not have a plasma cutter yet. And this particular circle burner will not fit on a plasma.
I was wondering i never see u in all the videos using plasma cutter
What size leads do you run and how long?
Just out of curiosity wouldn’t it be more efficient to run a plasma cutter? I mean for time and money.
Yes it would. This circle burner is def more needed out in the field and for guys like myself who don’t have a plasma yet.
Planets - Oh wait! Pluto is out. Canx that.
A *trick* to not have to use a set of plyers is either *braze a little of the end of the bolt,* that touches steel. Or cut from a brass rod approx. dia .of the bolt, a small piece, to go between the end of the bolt, and the steel rod. Not recommended when your changing the rod from say a 18"inch rod down to a say 6" inch rod. Will just fall out on the floor, and of course you won't be luck enough to find it. That's when you should braze the end of the bolt. The reason for doing this, is because the brass is softer than the steel, will let you get a much tighter fit (because your collapsing the brass) and a secure fit, i.e., won't become undone / loose. Also get a Brass hammer, and or a Lead hammer to hit your punches with. Your'll stop peening over the top edges of the punch.
Found when cutting light gauge plate free hand never have the torch perpendicular to the plate or it wants to weld itself back up . around 45 degrees to the cut or more . what ever works best . Another good vid Austin
You have a circle burner for a round pipe bevel torch?
Hey Austin have a question for you. I was wondering why aren't you welding on Pipeline anymore? Please not a loaded question or No Malice. I enjoy watching your videos I am a prototype welder for Ford Motor Company and I also do maintenance. I was just wondering. By the way I love your outlook on life. You can teach a lot of things but it's hard to control attitude. Thanks for your time Austin.
Pipeline work is just real slow right now so I kinda just shifted gears. I used to do this type of work around the house before I went pipelinin.
Hello from Wyoming. You making Snowmen?
Where did you get your tourch head for your circle burner
I got mine from my Local welding supply. But I would look on the Internet. Google these numbers here. These are the part numbers for both the small and the large straight torch.
Straight Torch Attachments
Small
0381-0421 CA 1352
Large
0381-1932 CA 2462
Do you have any more circle burners I need one
Yes we do
@@arosswelding ok thanks going to your website now and great video today can’t wait to see you hang the gate I watch them every Friday
Where did you get the straight head for your victor torch at?
I got mine at my local welding supply but if you just google the part numbers on the screen in this video at 2:30 you should be able to find them online.
@@arosswelding Ok thanks Austin
Making a Ross-mas tree?
Also sold at arosswelding shop
That could very well be a T-Shirt lol
Does any one ever do Fcaw on pipe line. Do you ever use a suitcase for jobs?
a buddy of mine uses it, but not on the big bore pipe. Mainly used for pipe fabrication, but i think there is a rig welder on youtube that recorded a video of someone using fluxcore on the pipeline
What does a full sheet of 3/16 and or 1/4 cost in Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin or any other areas ?
I thought he said 10 gauge.
4x8, 5x10 , etc ?
Call Wheeler Metals in muskogee
@@patrickhorvath2684 I was just curious, I've never purchased a full sheet, I typically just mess around with scrap pieces in my garage.
@@BBQMike7108
I wanna say $90 for a 4x8 sheet, 1/8"
This 10 ga was less than 100 so I bet 3/16 or 1/4 would be over 100
@@arosswelding thank you for the info. I appreciate it. It gives me better idea now if I ever get the need for a whole sheet.
What song is this?
Don't need gasoline scented candles but 6010 5P+ scented sure would be cool
I know... Kayla and I have talked about making them... I think that would be awesome!!!
Making a snowman
Building a snowman
Why does the torch sometimes pop then turn off??
Too close to the metal. Starved it out.
TILT THE TORCH AT A LITTLE MORE OF AN ANGLE THAN WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND THE SLAG WILL BE BLOWN OFF WHILE YOU'RE CUTTING.KEEP THE TIP CLEAN FOR A BETTER CUT. REMEMBER,TO CUT A NUT OFF A BOLT WITHOUT CUTTING YOUR THREADS,YOU GOTTA HAVE A GOOD CLEAN TIP
3 snow men to be precise
Metal Christmas Tree or Metal wreaths
A Christmas tree
Christmas tree
Austin: Why is several feet of the Oxy/Acet hose near the torch TWISTED?
Thanks DEG 44401
I'll second that question.. im guessing just keeps the two hoses from separating to far down the line
It supposedly is a little more flexible. but im not sure its really worth doing... more so on my hose reel. i like it when the hose is all flush on the reel. twisting it just made it more bulky...
That twisted hose would drive me insane.
It does me too. My next hose won’t be twisted
Xmas tree or snowman
I'm just getting into welding and it seems like plasma cutters are the way to go. Why do welders use the torch setup in todays world?
I thought it was a snowman.
I need a straight torch head
The part numbers are on the screen in this video at 2:30
@@arosswelding thanks
You bet
Do you still keep up with Andy?
A little but I haven’t heard from him in a while.
Tree
BBQ pits
I thought it was the solar system 🤷🏻♂️
Snowman
snow man
Snow men
Making a snowman