PIPELINE & DYNAMITE???😳 (BEST DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PIPELINER YET)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- BURNING RODS AND BLOWING STUFF UP (BEST DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PIPELINER YET)
Austin Ross takes you a long for a day in the life of a pipeline welder. Today on the pipeline row they making a tie in weld and watch the process of pipeline blasting. Austin’s a pipeline welder and this channel is for pipeliners and rig welders to learn tips and tricks he has picked up along the way and see fun day in the life videos like this one. Subscribe for a new video every week.
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Filmed Feb 2019 in WV
It's even neater when you see half a mile go up ,especially when the blast starts far away and comes toward you . you see the blast feel the ground vibrate and then the sound .
9:30 Boom!
I used to work in a limestone quarry, and we blasted about 2x/week. Never gets old. We'd shoot 150-200 holes at a time.
The stuff in the tube is aluminum powder and is set off by a percussion cap like goes in a muzzle loader. I've drilled, loaded and shot a lot but it was with a Jackhammer, not a John Henry. And you need to go around a quarry when they shoot. We'd go through 90K tons in 2 weeks. Shot every 2 weeks or out of rock. Interesting job. I was an operator but got to help the powder monkeys sometimes.
Sitting here watching your video and saw the name of the blasting company on the side of the excavator so I decided to look them up and their headquarters is here in Tulsa Oklahoma just where I live haha just thought that was a weird coincidence
Used to build roads, always blasting and it never gets old. Spend a month or more drilling holes, then it all blows up in a second.
I worked on a road crew for a couple years . Your right it never gets old. Kinda makes 4th of July suck though!! Lol!!
I did it for 6 years in the coal mines here in indiana and I absolutely hated it .. lots and lots and lots of work for 12 seconds of fun
that was cool to watch. I've recently applied for a helper position with the union I'm still going to school but my dream is to be a rig welder. you channel has had a big impact on that decision. Thank you for all you're doing.
Brandon Mercer how do you get in the union?
sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Brodie Gianni Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Brodie Gianni It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you really help me out!
@Gary Leonel no problem :)
That is my day job! I’m a driller blaster in British Columbia building logging road. It never gets old. Trust me
I have a friend that blasts everyday. Always ask him if he's been blowing off steam or the tops of mountains. He shoots in rock quarry's and strip mines. Long line blasting. It's neat to feel the ground vibrate from the shot. Good video.
How many hours do you guys work a day ?
Check out this video
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Was that ole Andy Hess Chewin bubble gum???????Andy is Cool as Heck!!!!
Use to be involved with a industrial clean up company setting charges has been the highlight of my professional life.
love watching things blow up ! keep the action videos coming their great ! them john henry drills were drilling rock on pipeline not to far from my home up here in pa !
It appears to me that I'm in the wrong business running a sidewinder. Trainwrecking is wide open on a boom
Great video! That blasting is pretty cool stuff.
Don't often see you wearing high vis. Is it not as required there as it is in the UK?
Second you step on site here, you have to have steelies, a high vis and a hard hat. No matter what.
man you sure burn thru sticks fast, when the video is sped up anyway. This vid was a blast!
That was awesome!
I was wondering how they could trench out frozen earth, efficiently... Now I know, BOOM! Haha
Nothing like watching the HEOs drink coffee and space off in the background lol
Bon Travail😆😆👍👍
This almost looks like the Midwest with the clay soil. I know we have a pipeline going in 30 miles south of where I live (NE ohio). I've seen the pipes laid out just south of where I used to live. I'd imagine it heads on east into the mountains/PA?
I would love to have that job. I was a sapper in the army for 4 years and I loved demolition. Great skill in Iraq not so much here in west Virginia...lol
William Wells lol 😂 Im from West Virginia thanks for your service
@@cadenhicks3136 thank you. It was a pleasure to serve.
great video. i am managing a project w/steep grades in the mountains. this video is helpful to the designers on the team. thank you.
My old boss's brother is the guy who invented the John Henry. Good ol West Virginia boy Jim Shafer.
Awesome! Great fun blowing stuff up 💣💥😎
Shweeet too see some welds 👍🏻 great stuff
Take a look at Demolition Dave’s channel. He is from Australia and posts videos of his work blowing stuff up.
Run Forest!!!!!! 🐈
When I was 16 I would load 1 to 2 acres of dynamite and set it off you can plainly see a hole blow out in the video always try to avoid that put just a little more dynamite in or pack the ammonia a little tighter
anyway cool video Oh go down after a shot and look for fossils you can sale them for more than you can make welding I know that's crazy.
This is a little late but that guy in the excavator jimmy is my uncle
Now that was a cool video. Well done sir
What was that attachment on the drill @ about the 2:20 minute section?
Great video, but next time don't cheat us out of the welding. If you can show it in regular time.
Did you work on the Mountain Valley Pipeline from WV to VA? It's awesome seeing what you all do day to day.
No I didn’t. I’m glad you like the videos. 👌😎
That was pretty awesome
do you still get payed for the day even if you don't put down any welds
Yes
I got a sa 200 that just stopped welding had a buddy put a idle up kit on it. It will run a grinder just wont weld any body experience this?
How wide is your root on the fit up
im a ironworer , certified welder and would love to try this one day but , looks real slow paced everyone always standing around , no one looks like they put 10 hour work days , pay must be great but dont know if i can handle slow work , i need action
sh0rtyb0yp1mp be a welder on pipe gain lol 😂 that won’t be slow trust me
How many passes do you normally have to make on one joint
This pipe was 24” .500 wall. It took 4 or 5 passes
Yep just a little soil up lift bang bang 💥
A good one is just a big WHUMP! The BANG means it blew out or they're shooting against a wall that's called a pre-split for a clean face.
What's up man??!. just curious but what size gap and land do you and Andy usually prefer? seen that it was a pretty big gap....
We were runnin a 5/32 bead rod. But usually about a nickel space. That one was a lil bit wider than we like.
@@arosswelding I gotcha thanks man, lol just looked a lil wide for my liking I'm a 16th gap 16th land type of guy with a 1/8th rod
JEEEEEP
What rods are you using? Great video BTW!
8010
Do you dip
Second! 😆
My uncle is a welder he said he use to weld with u his name
Is Reynaldo Rodriguez
Ya! I worked with ray in Texas!
Mother nature dont like dattttt
also in all the vids from here to others no one ever shows the finish welds and how they look , why is this
I'd imagine to avoid internet cwi's that have no idea what they're looking at but want to critique a professional that has had another professional VT the weld..