CONGRATULATIONS, Your video is Absolutely Awesome, not just about the job you did , BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, PUTTING INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN AS YOU DID USING , THAT IS SHOWS HIGH INTELLIGENT LEVEL . MANY UA-camRS SHOULD LEARN FROM YOU ABOUT THIS !!!!
Very impressive work for a stick welding job on thin tube. Perfect technique to pull it off. I just feel sorry for the people that think they are going to watch this vid then think they are going to be able to go pull this off themselves first try ; ). This will certainly help though.
@@augustorodriguez7609 Not sure why you couldnt copy paste it into google translate like I just did: "Trabajo muy impresionante para un trabajo de soldadura con varilla en tubo delgado. Técnica perfecta para lograrlo. Lo siento por las personas que piensan que van a ver este video y luego piensan que van a ser capaces de lograrlo por sí mismos a la primera; ). Sin embargo, esto sin duda ayudará."
what a great video, I didn't even know removing weld points was even possible , I am about to build a titanium bicycle and seeing welds make me cringe .
What are the settings on the arc welder that you use ??? This is some real nice welds on thin stainless steel metal. What alloy and type of rods are you using ??? Very nice welding JC.
Overall it turned out to be a decent blend and polish job. I'm not a fan of stick welding stainless steel connections. Tig is my preferred method. This example is not too bad. If the T connection is to be done on a piece where the straight through piece needs to be straight after the welding then I highly recommend what I call back bowing the straight piece. Putting curve pressure opposite the direction the welding heat will draw the joint. If done correctly after it's welded and cools down then when the back bow pressure is released the bar will be straight. Also when I'm doing the grinding of the joint I grind from the center of the weld out so the edge of the disc doesn't have the chance to put like an undercut on the virgin surface of the tube which is the final blend surface of the weld.
I have a question, first of all, I’m no welder, I can do a passable job with an acetylene torch but that where my experience ends. I have a stainless steel revolver that I carried over 30 yrs. ago as a police officer. It is developing some pitting on the trigger guard and muzzle end of the barrel. I’m looking for advice from a competent welder on how I should go about repairing it. The largest pits are not quite as big as the head of a pin, and not extremely deep. Any help would be appreciated.
I would be seeking professional advice if you continue to use the gun again. Welding tends to distort metal, but in your case, maybe not too bad for very small spots. It can also affect the hardness or tempering of the metal which may cause problems on the muzzle. However, this would also depend upon how much welding is involved. Trigger guard is not so much of a problem. My thoughts are: 1. Find out from the manufacturer what grade of stainless the gun is made of. You will need a matching filler wire. 2. TIG welder. These welders can deposit very fine spots without adding too much heat. It will take a little work to polish the finish up again. If you use a stick electrode, you will be having a fairly big clean up job, depending also on your level of competence with one.. 3. Have you asked a gunsmith how they would do such a job? Their knowledge may be much more intricate than most other people about how to do these things. Perhaps. But no harm in asking. Good luck!
hello JC; would you mind telling me what grade of multi finishing wheel is that? They come in different grades and would like to buy one,I would really appreciate your advice. thanks for a great video.
im trying this now on 1mm stainless square tubing since 3 days and keep burning holes in it :( wish my results would look even just half as good as yours do..
Sir,d ako sure if tama ako pero sa tingin ko una nya ginamit 320 grit tas yong sumunod is 1000 grit sa tingin ko lang at napansin ko sa gaspang ng flap disc
where are your gloves?. is better to clamp the peace and work whith two hands than all time move the peace touching the table. TIG welding is better to prevent distortions and a simply hand made mill of paper sand p180 more fast Dónde están sus guantes de protección?. Es mejor fijar la pieza en un tornillo de banco con sus debidas protecciones y trabajar con las dos manos que sujetar solamente con una mano la pieza y con otra la pulidora o la pinza de soldar. Además todo el rato va rozando la pieza contra la superficie de trabajo que si no está forrada lo unico que puede pasar es que vaya rallando la pieza. Soldadura TIG es mucho más apropiada para este tipo de trabajo por ser mucho más limpia y por distorsionar mucho menos la pieza, también para prevenir porosidades por escoria incrustada o humedad del electrodo revestido. Soldar de ese modo a puntos es muy peligroso porque suele saltar la escoria a los ojos. imprescindible protegerse la cara para no resultar herido. Para no rallar la pieza, el cable de masa no se debe de anclar de esa manera directa. En todo caso un bucle del mismo cable de cobre pelado prevendrá ralladas y contaminaciones del acero. Primero un simple molinillo artesanal de lija p180 + algodon y pasta de pulir montado en una moladora o fresolin recto es mucho más efectivo y rápido. Los discos de láminas flexibles son muy peligrosos y recomiendo si se usan agarrar la moladora firmemente con las dos manos
So tack tack tack weld it. Then grind off all the welds plus some of the base metal. Okay. You just ruined any integrity the material used to have. That's pretty thin. You took off 1/3 to half the base metal no doubt.
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CONGRATULATIONS,
Your video is Absolutely Awesome, not just about the job you did , BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, PUTTING INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN AS YOU DID USING , THAT IS SHOWS HIGH INTELLIGENT LEVEL .
MANY UA-camRS SHOULD LEARN FROM YOU ABOUT THIS !!!!
What I have been looking for has been simplified by your video, thanks.
Wow 😳 very nice welding 🤩 and polishing
Tehnik yg sempurna, good job mazeeeh
Ngelasnya aja udh rapi, enak finishingnya👍
This result with MMA welding? Oh, man! Brilliant work!
I'm impressed anyone could achieve this with an arc welder. I've been arc welding for three years and I'm nowhere near this good. Well done sir 🙏
I will take my hat off and tip it to you Sir. This has to be some of the best welding of thin metal SS I have seen on UA-cam.
Absolutely Wonderful Job!! Thanks for sharing this ❤
Walang aleng! Parang hindi wenilding.nice...
Very impressive work for a stick welding job on thin tube. Perfect technique to pull it off. I just feel sorry for the people that think they are going to watch this vid then think they are going to be able to go pull this off themselves first try ; ). This will certainly help though.
Al castellano por favor
@@augustorodriguez7609 Not sure why you couldnt copy paste it into google translate like I just did: "Trabajo muy impresionante para un trabajo de soldadura con varilla en tubo delgado. Técnica perfecta para lograrlo. Lo siento por las personas que piensan que van a ver este video y luego piensan que van a ser capaces de lograrlo por sí mismos a la primera; ). Sin embargo, esto sin duda ayudará."
people have the technology but no the common sense to take advantage of it.@@austingtir
Nice work bos thanks sa tips godbless po
Thanks for a great video & sharing god bless 🙏
Great job.
Flawless. Pass with flying colours.
what a great video, I didn't even know removing weld points was even possible , I am about to build a titanium bicycle and seeing welds make me cringe .
Excellent finish! 🎉❤
This is the most helpful video I've found so far. Thank you❤
galing naman ni idol mag gawa
Fantastic share!!
Good work super 👌
Top class expert
Wow nice sharing
Very good job my San God bless you
Perfect Job!
What are the settings on the arc welder that you use ??? This is some real nice welds on thin stainless steel metal. What alloy and type of rods are you using ??? Very nice welding JC.
Good job
jug jug jiyo dost.. ❤❤😊
Overall it turned out to be a decent blend and polish job. I'm not a fan of stick welding stainless steel connections. Tig is my preferred method. This example is not too bad. If the T connection is to be done on a piece where the straight through piece needs to be straight after the welding then I highly recommend what I call back bowing the straight piece. Putting curve pressure opposite the direction the welding heat will draw the joint. If done correctly after it's welded and cools down then when the back bow pressure is released the bar will be straight. Also when I'm doing the grinding of the joint I grind from the center of the weld out so the edge of the disc doesn't have the chance to put like an undercut on the virgin surface of the tube which is the final blend surface of the weld.
Can you tell me how can tig welding on lighter metal 0.7 or 0.9
Where is your video showing everybody how it's done.
Boss I see u a de master of des work I also do the same work in Ghana any help boss ❤
Thanks for sharing your workmanship😁
Very nice explanation thankyou so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 but while welding 19 gauge of stainless steel than in how many ampere will i put in welding machine?
Please what is the name of the material u apply before polishing
Nice, very nice!
How thick rods are you using?
Super work
Very nice
Madali mg reflect ang kintab ng stainless n tubo..sa plainsheet na stainless mas mahirap bago mging mirror,,.
Very professional work, what AMP settings did you use for the 2mm pipe?
fantastic quality sir .....
Hahaha quality yan sa wlang alam na nakakakita..pero kung malapitan mo titignan yan lubog na gasgas pa yan.
@@jeffersonderutas4356 I didn't see any videos on your channel. When can we expect some videos showing everybody how it's done "correctly"
Nice weld atleast you need to show what Amp and what you used welding stick
Wow galing naman..kaso walang gloves si lodi...
boss ang ganda nyan .ano po gait nyo welding rud at anong size nun ang ganda kc ng hinang
San po shop nyo? Meron kasi ako stainless pero may mga kinalawang na area, pwede po ba mapakintab uli yun?
you use e308-16 electrodes right? what amperage do you run them at and do you connect the + to the electrode or the workpiece?
Awesome job bro 😁😁🤘🤘
You are the men
If I had wanted ten minutes of crappy music I would have gone to my sons room!
I have a question, first of all, I’m no welder, I can do a passable job with an acetylene torch but that where my experience ends. I have a stainless steel revolver that I carried over 30 yrs. ago as a police officer. It is developing some pitting on the trigger guard and muzzle end of the barrel. I’m looking for advice from a competent welder on how I should go about repairing it. The largest pits are not quite as big as the head of a pin, and not extremely deep. Any help would be appreciated.
I would be seeking professional advice if you continue to use the gun again.
Welding tends to distort metal, but in your case, maybe not too bad for very small spots. It can also affect the hardness or tempering of the metal which may cause problems on the muzzle. However, this would also depend upon how much welding is involved.
Trigger guard is not so much of a problem.
My thoughts are:
1. Find out from the manufacturer what grade of stainless the gun is made of. You will need a matching filler wire.
2. TIG welder. These welders can deposit very fine spots without adding too much heat. It will take a little work to polish the finish up again. If you use a stick electrode, you will be having a fairly big clean up job, depending also on your level of competence with one..
3. Have you asked a gunsmith how they would do such a job? Their knowledge may be much more intricate than most other people about how to do these things. Perhaps. But no harm in asking.
Good luck!
Madali nman e buff ang tubo mas mhirap e buffing ang plainsheet stainless na 202 2b..dun ms madaming sandpaper gagamitin
Impressive
Gusto aq n lng din gumawa sa hagdan namin ng railings.
Sa actual projek ninyo gawin yan d retaso lang.madali sa ganyan paano din kung nakatayo fix ninyo gawin.saka try ninyo din sa tig weld
Good job, hope it is useful
hello JC;
would you mind telling me what grade of multi finishing wheel is that? They come in different grades and would like to buy one,I would really appreciate your advice.
thanks for a great video.
Wow genial !!!!
Dude awesome
Bravooooo
Good!!!
Hello lods full support here from Bohol
im trying this now on 1mm stainless square tubing since 3 days and keep burning holes in it :( wish my results would look even just half as good as yours do..
Come to me I will show you
@@patrickpatrick6679 if you happen to live in thailand, i might actually do that.. :)
Una pregunta, hay ocasiones en que se tenga que soldar por dentro del tubo??
Of course you'd be located in th UK.........
Gawa ka po ng vid para sa stainless n T-joint..
Good.....
Can we use velcro pad for finishing? On surface area
What setting in amperes in welding machine and what is the powder to make it shine in the joint welding after grid please, thanks
Ano po size ng welding rod n ginamit mo sir
is it a particular sobering stick?
Idol, anong number ng mga ginamit mong flap discs? Thanks!
Sir,d ako sure if tama ako pero sa tingin ko una nya ginamit 320 grit tas yong sumunod is 1000 grit sa tingin ko lang at napansin ko sa gaspang ng flap disc
When polishing such metal, how many mm is the metal cutting?
👍🏻 sir how ampere you set 3.15mm electrode?
WOW !
Good
Taga xaan ka pagawa Sana aq ng hand drill.o.gabay ng hagdan
Change to rex cut disc and straight to siziel mop and cut and polish..way less work heaps better finish 🤟
Bro...weld-arc-mig..?Same proses
Wow, you have skills. Also, Gloves! Check em out, they are great 😃
Wow
Nice beta
how number of stick gate.?
Anu tawag dyan sa parang sabon saan makabili
I imagine this is hanging in his living room somewhere. 🤣
Try and do a two line ten foot rail like that.....LOL
❤
Muito bem 👋👋👋👋
Could you please tell me the size of the electrode and the ampere set?
What is the last powder ?
Ikaw mismo ang nagawa ng bakal na yan
Necesito saber el amperaje y q discos usaste
Wpw!
Top top mesmo
Not nkowing anything about the topic would you mind to tell me why you dont weld in a continuous line. Is it because the piece will get too hot?
Yep! It will blow holes
That line of tacks is known as the "birdshit technique". It would be typical to weld is in a continuous pass per quarter of the tube.
@@x-fabzgarage3879 hi
Any help boss I also do the same work
goods you
Please show clearly which type of wheel you are using .
Material 316?
Andai aja r25 ke cbr250rr ada 😢
CALIDAD
Steel willding
use TIG welding. instead of this
where are your gloves?. is better to clamp the peace and work whith two hands than all time move the peace touching the table. TIG welding is better to prevent distortions and a simply hand made mill of paper sand p180 more fast
Dónde están sus guantes de protección?. Es mejor fijar la pieza en un tornillo de banco con sus debidas protecciones y trabajar con las dos manos que sujetar solamente con una mano la pieza y con otra la pulidora o la pinza de soldar. Además todo el rato va rozando la pieza contra la superficie de trabajo que si no está forrada lo unico que puede pasar es que vaya rallando la pieza. Soldadura TIG es mucho más apropiada para este tipo de trabajo por ser mucho más limpia y por distorsionar mucho menos la pieza, también para prevenir porosidades por escoria incrustada o humedad del electrodo revestido. Soldar de ese modo a puntos es muy peligroso porque suele saltar la escoria a los ojos. imprescindible protegerse la cara para no resultar herido. Para no rallar la pieza, el cable de masa no se debe de anclar de esa manera directa. En todo caso un bucle del mismo cable de cobre pelado prevendrá ralladas y contaminaciones del acero. Primero un simple molinillo artesanal de lija p180 + algodon y pasta de pulir montado en una moladora o fresolin recto es mucho más efectivo y rápido. Los discos de láminas flexibles son muy peligrosos y recomiendo si se usan agarrar la moladora firmemente con las dos manos
So tack tack tack weld it. Then grind off all the welds plus some of the base metal. Okay. You just ruined any integrity the material used to have. That's pretty thin. You took off 1/3 to half the base metal no doubt.
Either way its still better than 99 out of 100 people could do with a crappy stick welder.
very slow