Awesome vid...fond memories along with me mates..for we were A Team of iron workers (kiwi breed..rigger/boilie welder)'tuu-meke' 🦾.. though no harnesses bak-den.. safety though was a priority..as in All Mahi.. kaapai presente e hoa ✌️ Kia ora 🙏 thnx Jen's Ulven 👍
Crane opp is a badass flying that steal, and my hats off to you guys men everyone of um💪🏋🏋🏋🏋I'm a concrete carpenter I work next to rod Buster's every day. I work on s tilt up crew we pick pannels some upwords of around 50'000 pounds with a crawler crane. Not near as bad ass as this😋🍻🍻👍💪
I have some questions, what happens after you hand screw those bolts in? Does someone tighten them up more securely? Also what are those long steel things for?
Two connecting bolts with a full nut is all you need when you make a connection, bolt up comes behind finishing the bolt out of the connection.those long steel things is a sleever bar used for leverage and helps with control of prying in steel 30 in. Otc or 36in klein bar for bigger iron anything bigger than that you need a come along
Nylons dont kink useful in rigging to a degree i prolly would have run a 6'half inch on a straight pull with a shackle through that center hole just to be safe.. Ive seen w4's w6's come out the 3/8 due to not enough weight causing not enough bite...nylons perform best up there with grey and black Real rigging..get you somee 50 ton shackles 20 ton chain falls pneumatic then u really doin something...pipe is another tricky bastard..good times chasin the hook.. Nothing like it
Nylons are for women? You clearly never done any big iron jobs! The biggest iron is always down with nylons. But to put it on bread with bent plate is ridiculous. 3/8”s with a wrap unless you’re hanging a cantilever over the street, then shackle in.
@@Youbet3562 You never use nylons on structural steel because the sharp corners will cut them seen it happen many times maby not on this tiny iron these guys are hanging but its just good practice never to use. If you are doing heavy rigging on a paper machine or something were some cantilever beams weigh right under 100,000 you only use nylons because you don't want to risk any damage to the equipment that a wire would do. I have never come across a cantilever beam that you would have to choke or basket they always have pad eyes or eye bolts on top witch would obviously be rigged with a shackle and a nylon on the over head crane on separate hooks on a strait pull.
Why is it commercial construction or maybe its just union construction is so lax when it comes to proper training and safety??? Industrial construction every tool must have a lanyard so its impossible to drop, Always use wire chokers on iron never use endless nylon or polyester chokers on iron , Always use softeners, Always use shackles it only makes it easier on the connectors and choker never comes off the hook, The guy two floors below flagging the crane is a big no no one of the connectors should have a radio flagging the crane other wise there is a delay in the signal to the crane operator and a lot of shit can go wrong in that short amount of time. That's just a few things you guys are doing wrong and are some of the BASIC things you learn coming up as a NON union Iron Worker other wise you guys are doing a decent job on that little iron would like to see how you do on some heavy industrial iron were you will run in to girter beams weighing 60,000 lbs and you can walk in the web of the beams.
@@Youbet3562 Dude you have no clue. Reputable LOL its easy when you have one crew of 10 guys doing the iron on the whole job and the combined workforce on the job is 100 guys maby a few more, maby to be "reputable". Lets see how "reputable" your union is when they get on a job where the iron depot alone has 150 crews with up to 12 guys on each and trying to work around 13,000 workers in other crafts SMH. That's what its like where I just came from the US Mega Project the biggest Industrial Project in the Western Hemisphere Non Union of course since there is no union with the man power or "SKILLED" workforce to man a job of that size. LOL you haven't even set foot in the real world yet LOL the biggest job a union is doing right now has 5'000 workers and are being supported and bailed out by a non union company CB&I/McDermott with all the pre fabed Iron, Pipe, Modular components eta.....and is $28 billion over budget and theres still about 3 more years of work SMH why don't you go get a taste of that and help your worthless union brothers out and turn that job around so it will be "reputable" for the union LMAO.
Bro we cant force companys to buy every single rigging tool and lanyards or nobody would ever afford ironwork, I come from the south and it's so cheap here on nonunion workers die, so as little no the best rigging isn't going to kill anyone
@@drunkmike9943 well buddy that's ur decision to do the work of 2 or 10 guys I used to and for shit pay, we do all the best jobs and all the decent money, union is amazing bro I've worked falcon stadium,Google, st Pete one, mines and chemical plants, airports, stadiums omg I hate nonunion jobs they suck ass
Absolute bad ass studs. Great steel mechanics and brave. Thank you for your profession.
this is awesome man I have nothing but respect for you guys. I am Local 46 reinforcing ironworker in NYC.
Respect always for hard and dangerous work...Maybe we don't consider enough worthy.
Man this is soo freaking badass, hopefully I become a successful ironworker one day.
That's how connecting is supposed to look!
Awesome vid...fond memories along with me mates..for we were A Team of iron workers (kiwi breed..rigger/boilie welder)'tuu-meke' 🦾.. though no harnesses bak-den.. safety though was a priority..as in All Mahi.. kaapai presente e hoa ✌️ Kia ora 🙏 thnx Jen's Ulven 👍
That cantilever made me pucker up for sure
Hallo good morning my friends how are you today thank you very much for videos everyday from haji ahmad gss jeddah saudi arabia
yo props for filming this and props for your skills as a ironworker, super cool youre posting this i wish more people would go pro their work, thanks.
Crane opp is a badass flying that steal, and my hats off to you guys men everyone of um💪🏋🏋🏋🏋I'm a concrete carpenter I work next to rod Buster's every day. I work on s tilt up crew we pick pannels some upwords of around 50'000 pounds with a crawler crane. Not near as bad ass as this😋🍻🍻👍💪
Amazing Work! Keep it up!
This is something else :D. Thanks for sharing this :)
you earn every dollar man. good job.
That's fucking amazing. I want to train for this! 👍
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Setting spandrel steel for the pour...Just another days work...
Just pause it at 2:40. Dont look down...
Is that what I said?
E se um parafuso ou porca daquelas soltas em cima da viga escapa e cai no olho de um transeunte na rua lá de baixo?
Are you guys setting from the ground or a work floor?
I have some questions, what happens after you hand screw those bolts in? Does someone tighten them up more securely? Also what are those long steel things for?
Two connecting bolts with a full nut is all you need when you make a connection, bolt up comes behind finishing the bolt out of the connection.those long steel things is a sleever bar used for leverage and helps with control of prying in steel 30 in. Otc or 36in klein bar for bigger iron anything bigger than that you need a come along
Really Nicetry two bolts or 50%. “Anything bigger and you need a come-a-long”? 😂 not if you know how to use your tools!
Why are the bolts only hand tight
what happens if they drop a hammer? it would be like a small bomb when it hits the sidewalk from that height
Been looking for White Chief long gauntlet gloves for a awhile...Who has them?...Lucky the glove man?lol...
Are you new? Why did it take you so long to make a bolt?
Brand new. The hardest part of making bolts is filing the threads precisely so the nut will go on.
Like watching paint dry! Who put these snails in the air??? They should have a mandatory training in L.A. 433.
Keith Ortiz west coast putz
😂😂😂
You post one?
Wow this is a safety violation not using the shackle on nylon use wire nylon cut easy where’s OSHA
though your go pro fish eye lens shows curvature there is none
Nope don’t even start no just no
WHY do I watch these videos... holy living hell. Please quit walking around your making my stomach flip.
Not my thing. But you can educate yourself by checking out paulie433 to see some of how we do it.
I cannot believe you are using those kevlar chockers to connect iron nylons are for women
Hahaha! Should have been a 3/8 with a wrap with the bent plate on a piece that weighed under 100lbs! Way more gooder!
Nylons dont kink useful in rigging to a degree i prolly would have run a 6'half inch on a straight pull with a shackle through that center hole just to be safe.. Ive seen w4's w6's come out the 3/8 due to not enough weight causing not enough bite...nylons perform best up there with grey and black
Real rigging..get you somee 50 ton shackles 20 ton chain falls pneumatic then u really doin something...pipe is another tricky bastard..good times chasin the hook.. Nothing like it
Nylons are for women? You clearly never done any big iron jobs! The biggest iron is always down with nylons. But to put it on bread with bent plate is ridiculous. 3/8”s with a wrap unless you’re hanging a cantilever over the street, then shackle in.
@@Youbet3562 You never use nylons on structural steel because the sharp corners will cut them seen it happen many times maby not on this tiny iron these guys are hanging but its just good practice never to use. If you are doing heavy rigging on a paper machine or something were some cantilever beams weigh right under 100,000 you only use nylons because you don't want to risk any damage to the equipment that a wire would do. I have never come across a cantilever beam that you would have to choke or basket they always have pad eyes or eye bolts on top witch would obviously be rigged with a shackle and a nylon on the over head crane on separate hooks on a strait pull.
@@Youbet3562 LOL You clearly can't read dumb ass. clearly said they are rigged from the top SMH
Why were you putting one bolt per connection.
The bolt up gang follows us and stuffs bolts. Smaller iron gets one a side to speed things up. Thanks for watching
+Jens Ulven I tip my hat to you sir, better you than me, im scared when I have to get on my garage!!!! damn
GOD FORBID YOU FEEL OFF THE BEAM. ARE YOU WEARING A HARNEST. WHAT KEEPS YOU FROM FALLING?
Are replacing the bolts or they just add the rest......?
bad connecting should be 2 bolts each side that's union trained iron workers for ya smh
Earth is flat and motionless or the Ironworkers would not be walking on the top flange
Why is it commercial construction or maybe its just union construction is so lax when it comes to proper training and safety??? Industrial construction every tool must have a lanyard so its impossible to drop, Always use wire chokers on iron never use endless nylon or polyester chokers on iron , Always use softeners, Always use shackles it only makes it easier on the connectors and choker never comes off the hook, The guy two floors below flagging the crane is a big no no one of the connectors should have a radio flagging the crane other wise there is a delay in the signal to the crane operator and a lot of shit can go wrong in that short amount of time. That's just a few things you guys are doing wrong and are some of the BASIC things you learn coming up as a NON union Iron Worker other wise you guys are doing a decent job on that little iron would like to see how you do on some heavy industrial iron were you will run in to girter beams weighing 60,000 lbs and you can walk in the web of the beams.
@@Youbet3562 yep union trash never been to the big leagues.
drunk mike What a Joke!! Name one Job that was non-union that is reputable! You can’t, because they’re all union!
@@Youbet3562 Dude you have no clue. Reputable LOL its easy when you have one crew of 10 guys doing the iron on the whole job and the combined workforce on the job is 100 guys maby a few more, maby to be "reputable". Lets see how "reputable" your union is when they get on a job where the iron depot alone has 150 crews with up to 12 guys on each and trying to work around 13,000 workers in other crafts SMH. That's what its like where I just came from the US Mega Project the biggest Industrial Project in the Western Hemisphere Non Union of course since there is no union with the man power or "SKILLED" workforce to man a job of that size. LOL you haven't even set foot in the real world yet LOL the biggest job a union is doing right now has 5'000 workers and are being supported and bailed out by a non union company CB&I/McDermott with all the pre fabed Iron, Pipe, Modular components eta.....and is $28 billion over budget and theres still about 3 more years of work SMH why don't you go get a taste of that and help your worthless union brothers out and turn that job around so it will be "reputable" for the union LMAO.
Bro we cant force companys to buy every single rigging tool and lanyards or nobody would ever afford ironwork, I come from the south and it's so cheap here on nonunion workers die, so as little no the best rigging isn't going to kill anyone
@@drunkmike9943 well buddy that's ur decision to do the work of 2 or 10 guys I used to and for shit pay, we do all the best jobs and all the decent money, union is amazing bro I've worked falcon stadium,Google, st Pete one, mines and chemical plants, airports, stadiums omg I hate nonunion jobs they suck ass
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