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I loved the part, where the post flow stops long after You put the torch on the stand! LOL 🤣

Just wondering what kind of tungsten you use/ prefer please

Hello, real razor blade welding😂 ua-cam.com/users/shortsjmLjziuD6gw?si=trV2qZJHedRoehDk

Nice work, shame i couldn't find someone like you when i tried to get my hard to find sidemount intercooler repaired, instead he wrecked it by accidentally burning a large hole in the core! 🙄

Thanks brother. Zip tie, that simple. Love it.

I think I'm going to use a chop saw instead

A lot of "professional welders" (at least according to their keyboard skill) hates pulses. They think you should be able to weld a razor blade without any purge or backing, using foot pedals and that's it.

Yoo wtf are you spraying gunk off degreaser fuck you don't value your lungs lol people think I'm wild using unchorinated brake Clean but it's safer than anything unless you mix up the can then your dead lol

You don’t want it to fully bleed through an penetrate on intercooler piping crests a blocky flow unless you grind down the inside every time

excellent, I was searching for an instruction I can use for welding cracks of bandsaw, and your video is the most similar situation I could find, thanks

that is 0.014 inch = 0.35mm thichness ,you have heat sink , so how can you weld thin tube ,round joint ? can not put heat sink on tube .. i have seen guys weld 0.28mm thick stainless tubing , no pulse no foot pedal no heat sink , try that so you know how good you are

0.6, 0.7 mm still important to weld thicker not much hard and challenging

If you can show the machine and adjust on machine we want to know what kind

That automatic not manual is it?

Welding with the propane tank on the table 😳 🏃🏻‍♂️

Funny how I happen upon videos that remind me of my life. I'm 60, when I was a kid. (from 5 years old to 17) I'd work at my dads muffler shop in westminster California. "Reds Muffler and welding" Red, was a full blooded Icelandic dude who was an ex drag racer who owned records at the Famous Lyons Drag strip and yes he took me there as a kid. He decided he wanted to start making "straps" or "Hangers" as they are called. They would have one big hole in them with two smaller holes. The big hole matched up to a male and female "grommet" so when bolted on the frame or sometimes floorboard the would be able to move as all hangers need to do. The smaller holes were originally for clamps to bolt on but almost were never used like that. Someone installing a system would just weld the pipes directly to the hanger. At 16 he would sell glasspacks for $32 a pair installed if there was nothing else needed. He would by unpainted "bluetone glasspacks" for $0.75 per muffler and paint them to make money on that price. Of course tailpipes and chrome tips were extra and or anything that was needed besides cutting the old mufflers off and installing the new ones. Anyway.... He bought a 20 ton punch press. I think he got it for a couple hundred bucks. It was taller than him with a massive flywheel and it mad a clicking sound.... My dad designed a die that would cut the big hole and the two small holes at the same time in one stroke. We measured them out and used a pair of vice grips as the stop so we could make different sizes So at 12 years old I was operating that massive beast when there were breaks between sweeping up or doing other shop helper types of slave work...lol Eventually he found a 4 ton press for pennies on the dollar and put it in our garage. He made a little triangle shaped grove for a tool that looked like a chisel. I would put the end of the hanger in it and push the pedal and boom. A 90 degree angle. Didn't matter how long the hanger was, there were no changes needed. Now that one was a lot more dangerous. I'd finish dinner and go into the garage and start working. It was about 15 feet from the dinner table. :) Good times. My step dad Red made me who I am. Taught me to figure shit out by example. Thanks for the memory stimulator.

Can you provide the model of your welding machine??

How come no one talks about the machine setup and the settings for welding these?

Helpful tips Thanks👍

Are the argon tanks on the left of the work area secured to something? If not good luck when the fall over. A land torpedo for sure.

These LS manifolds are not cast iron, its a steel alloy. No preheating is needed and pretty much any filler rod works, done quite a few for over a decade, just burned the SS vband on with some stainless rod... done in 10 min... last forever. No different than welding 2 steel plates together.

Great tip thanks

What kind of welding machine is this

What type of welder is best used for thin metal like this is a higher Amp welder needed

Hey man what brand vice is that? I need one of those but all the ones I find are painted.

How i can weld like that?🥺

Hang on, a 20 cup, 30 CFH (which is half of 60 rule of thumb cup size to follow), and 120 amps with a 1.6mm T. I'm Blown Away. I can't match or do that. "Edited - - - At 120 amps????? -

something thats helped me alot is using scotch brite on the filler then wiping it clean

I see Al. foil... how about some plumbing test plugs,🤔 I use them with a small 1/4" tube drilled into them with a short copper tube to connect to....works really well.... and you get a perfect seal.

Hi Which sort of torch is it? Model and brand if you please Cheers

I stayed for the Chillies.

don't do as I do.......do as I say?

What are your settings at on the welder?

Lol I've been tig welding aluminum for nearly 30 years and I've never seen anyone bring soap into this..lmao

wow!!

You are going to get skin cancer from exposure to UV radiation

My guy a full on teacher

Quite honestly, I'm a grinder and not a welder, so I'll leave the welding to someone like yourself that knows what they're doing. My question is: what should I expect to pay to have a "similar" job welded up on two manifolds? Thanks in advance, Jim

That's the cleanest helmet that I've ever seen for being a year old.

Nice man

This easy whit cold welder machine TL WELDER ITALY

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Great tip! 👍

I love that htp invertig. I wish I would've went with that instead of the everlast(loud af)..

Gotta add some back shield gas my guy! Pretty clean work though.

Perfect, I've just subbed because of this, I've fabricated all my adult life, but I'm about to make my 1st stainless steel motorcycle exhaust, and this one tip has filled in the blanks Thank you for sharing

Cool videos. Glad I found your channel

I thought these manifolds are Cast Steel not Cast Iron?

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