First you have to have the angle and the position where you will make the bend. In this point, make a line square with the face of the steel beam, then with a steel protractor, make an angled line with the first one. With this, in the opposite side make another angled line with the first one. In the end you will have a isosceles or maybe an equilateral triangle where the first line that you have drew it's the triangle's height. You have to pay attention where the three line joint. This point will be offset from the beam's face, with a offset equal the thickness of the beam. Without this, you will have a large gap to welding. With practice you will learn to control the amount gap you want.
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Nice job!👍
That’s awesome…. I wanna see how you did the pie cuts
What Miller welder is that?
You should talk about how you calculated the amount of material you removed to make the bends….
First you have to have the angle and the position where you will make the bend. In this point, make a line square with the face of the steel beam, then with a steel protractor, make an angled line with the first one. With this, in the opposite side make another angled line with the first one. In the end you will have a isosceles or maybe an equilateral triangle where the first line that you have drew it's the triangle's height. You have to pay attention where the three line joint. This point will be offset from the beam's face, with a offset equal the thickness of the beam. Without this, you will have a large gap to welding. With practice you will learn to control the amount gap you want.
That looks good!! What gauge thickness is that? And what are the dimensions of the C channel?