WELDING 6” TO 8” SADDLED PIPE AND CUTTING 45 DEGREE END CAPS - 8” CUSTOM PIPE ENTRANCE (Part 4)
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- This week I’m welding the 6” to 8” saddled pipe pieces we fitted in the last video together. Then we are going to cut the top 8” pipe of this custom pipe entrance on a 45 degree angle and cap the ends with plate. This project is the one we dream about and I’m so excited to bring you along.
Next, we will be building the custom gates we are making to match the pipe fence we will build once we are on-site. Seeing all these pieces sitting at the house has been excited to get everything stood up and welded out but one step at a time. Hope to see you back here next week for the custom pipe gate.
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Great series Austin,,,, I welded for 47 years. Every time you go to strike an arc I still close my eyes. Even on Y.T. I guess old habits never die......
"entry way" is a nice looking piece
2:20 when you say "up 5" but it's just you and the mouse in your pocket
Love working by myself too lol
I learned something new today, Austin. Pay attention to what you want to weld and pay attention to what you don’t want to weld.... LOL.
Been there, done that. Joined that club a long time ago. I once cut a piece of pipe three different times and it was still too short.
Cheers!
Whipple
ROFLMAO 🤣😀
Austin's advice at 29:29 should be taught in every trade school - awesome...
She's the boss 🐈 just checking things around lol....nice video i've been learning a lot from you videos thank you for sharing you knowledge
For real though... ohh Karen... 🙄
I’m glad the videos have been helpful. 👌😎
Very educational Austin, always look forward to Friday when your videos drop. Keep up the great work and great videos.
Terrific!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🤜🤛
This ole boy is slick! I like the hoist on the back of the truck.
How did you layout your end caps? Just hold the plate up there and trace around it? I could watch you torch cut for hours (OH, WAIT... I have.) There's something very satisfying about watching your smooth movements and the steel fall away when you finish that final cut. Anybody else love the smell of burning steel?? I could smell it watching you make these cuts.
Watching you do this stuff is a dream of mine and I’m fascinated every single second. I love these videos keep them up please they get me excited for my future in welding
well Sir, You and IC welding (Austin, Texas) are probably best welders I have seen. Awesome work and video.
Thanks for taking the time to put these together! If you could though, share how you twisted your O/A hose, sure would appreciate it!!
Ikr I used to know how to do it few years ago , but I forgot how to do it now :(
@@johndowe7003 thanks John. Seems to be a lost art. I used to see it all the time but now nobody's doing it.
@@tommyt2854 yeah I'd always get mad when I had to do it. I figured it took up too much time in my opinion same with wrapping up the extension cords. Them hose reels are a lot nicer
@@johndowe7003 😅
Awesome work brother! Appreciate all the advice and knowledge you give in these videos. By far and away, you’re my favorite weldtuber. Again, you’re a HUGE inspiration! I am a first generation welder and I need everything I can get. Learn something everyday!!!
Also, its great to see someone local out of good ole Oklahoma making great videos! Keep up the great work!!
I appreciate you watching! Thanks for the support.
Talk about quality work, that’s what people want and people look for! Pretty cool stuff man keep up the good work. Always excited for Friday’s to see what you have up your sleeve
Your a good teacher 🧑🏫, and the videos are top class.
Nice and clean looks easy 🔥🔥🔥
Like being in fitter appretniship class in1980 . One instructor was outstanding and always willing to pass the craft.
Grande Austin...muy grande...sl2 desde Galicia-España🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Awesome video A Ross, learned something new again. Thank you
You bet. Thanks for watching.
Good morning Austin, definitely good advice this morning. Great video too. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻
It just keeps getting better and better. I like the 45 on the end cap.
Keep up the good work and be safe!
Thanks for watching !
Austin you're the best. Great job budd.
For tech content ,100%. For music, 00.0% Nothing would be better than that 'sound'.
Another great video, thank you, you’re a great instructor.
thanks austin i like watching your videos on fabricating it make life easier when you learn some thing new
Aww thanks austin for the love
Looks slick! Nothing like quality craftsmanship!
Hey Austin just wanted to say I love watching your videos! Great tips and tricks and you’ve helped me out a lot in my own welding. Love the way you share your knowledge and being humble about it!
Even tho I'd never make a fence like this. It's hella cool to watch you work and see how it's made!
already know this is going to be a great video
Oh man, thats gonna be an impressive gate when it's done! Your customer will be very happy for sure. Really cool Austin!!!
Great video! Thanks for uploading in detail how to lay this cut out.
buenos dias que buen video de verdad he aprendido mucho
Man great forward thinking, and good call on adding 3/16” when laying out the 45. Worked out nice!
Hell of a job ! Keep the great videos coming! Nice work!!!!
Great educational video! Learned a lot. You mean I won't have to guess wrong and spend hours filling gaps. Also learned how an Oklahoma Fork Lift works at the end of the video...
Dang Austin looks like your doing really good for yourself even tho the Local can’t keep us all going Hard to believe it’s been 8 years ago in Cushing at a car wash now you’re famous
8 years??!! That is hard to believe!
@@arosswelding you just got your bed done it wasn’t painted uet
I believe it was around that time
Great video aross! Look forward to next Friday's video...
Good video.
muy buen trabajo, la idea de montar una grua en tu camioneta mejora la movilidad de mover los tubos sin hacer fuerza, sos un genio.
“Very good work” is all i could read lol I know muy Poquito Espanol
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He was also complementing about that gin pole idea on your truck 👍👍
The magnetic plastic sheet material they use for stick on signs for your truck door could be cut into strips and used to mark the long angles on you pipe. Wind wouldn't affect it
This thing is gonna look awesome
You do good work it's coming out nice thumbs up you got my approval
learning that while i may have been certified as a pipe welder, they sure as sheet didn't teach me everything that would help me in my trade. lol 😆 thanks for the videos brother😁👍
Top hand .
Another amazing vid Austin keep doin what u doin
Muy bueno amigo
Great tutorial
Da muito prazer em soldar Uma perfeição dessa nos tubos...o soldador agradeçe 😎😎😎😎😎🙌👏👏👏👏
A suggestion.... Maybe Wizard wrap for sale on your site? A lot of folks may be interested. I use it almost daily. Thanks for your time.
Nice work dude!
Nice 👍 wedding
Why preheat before using the cutting torch? Sometime would you please show us your favorite welding sequence of welding and finishing off with a cap. Thanks Austin, enjoy your project fabrication plus tips and tricks.
You should do a video on your boom on the back of your Truck. Looks handy as a pocket on a shirt.
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You remind me of Phil Miller from last man on Earth when you are talking to yourself working lol
There is a tool used to make those various degree cuts on pipe, called a Curv-o-mark. I have one and use it all the time and it makes it a more accurate fit than the way you show and a lot less figuring, it has a body that is placed on the pipe itself and also has an arm that is hinged in a couple places that holds the soapstone and is set by the degree needed at the body at the body that is marked in degrees that is hinged and mounted stationary to the arm. Look it up on google to see a picture. It will work on pipe from 1 inch up to 16 inch diameter and also do the layout of saddle joints by placing the body at different point locations on the pipe to be saddled by folling instructions that is supplied when purchasing.
curve o mark makes a tool to mark the pipe at various angles . Comes in handy . nice to know though how to do it with out
Badass bro
Sensacional ****🙌🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇵🇹lindo de ver o seu job
Seems like every time I tried using the paper to divide pipe, the wind would start blowing hard enough to rip my shirt off. Made me laugh.
Then don't use the paper,try fly paper!
Wouldn't it be easier to just use 1/2" EMT pipe to build the entry?
Hey Austin love your work. Would one of those needle gauge things work. The ones that you can push into an object to get a copy to trace. I've seen people struggle with cutting angles on stuff and it was all because they had their square out of alignment to the section they needed to. You've done this plenty of times so you know what your doing new guys may not get it so easily but. Keep welding.
Could you explain more on how the paper receipt works to find your 1/4 or 1/8 I found that interesting and also does that work for all size pipe ? And where’d you get that level to find the o/c of pipe that’s nice !
Sorry im late to your show austin, but i just repaired 3 defensive frames for some dump trucks 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Very nice 👌😎
Austin another great video. My boys and I always watch Sunday mornings while I drink coffee before church. Anywhoo I seen you pre-run your cuts with your torch with a slightly different setting then dial it in for the cut. Do you pre run solely for pre heat or is there another reason? Thanks for your time and videos sir.
Austin, got 18" 1/4 pipe and been welding 45° riser elbow and the way it's fitted is to hold it in place and tack it with pulse/spray. Was wondering if you had a better way to hold the riser into position so as to focus on fitment from the very initial go? Thank you and God bless
I live in Kellyville ok, if your ever this way I’d love to meet you in currently in tech for welding hoping to get on the pipeline when I Graduate!!
Hey Austin, I know that the majority of your welding is downhill, but if you feel comfortable doing so, could you please do an uphill 1/8in 6010 root with 3/32 7018 hotpass, w/ a weave fill and cap. I'm having a hard timewith undercut on the sides. Thanks.
I'm curious why you heat the area before making a cut? Thanks for answering a noob question.
also do you have a video of the tripod table leaner holder thingys? just curious, like it alot
What brand and size welding rod are u using ? Awesome fab and welding
Lincoln 5/32 8010
How do you store your pipe wraps? The box to mine got destroyed and I’m looking for a good way to store it so I don’t totally destroy it.
PVC with caps.
Howdy,Was wondering what that mathey dearman flexible ruler is called you used to wrap around the pipe ,great work and as industrial insulator I see a lot of similarities in our work since we lay out saddles /equalaterals/unequalaterals for our sheet metal ,you can look up sheet metal pattern apps and videos ,work smarter and harder !
It's a Wrap-A-Round, made by Curv-O-Mark.
i would go with a blunter end maybe 22.5 for the end of the pipe. you already have a 45 angle with the brace.
woohoo - gate build
Looks like you need to invest in a contour marker by Cuve - O - Mark would save time on laying out saddles and angel cuts
LOL I just mentioned that to him before I read your comment, The tool makes it a lot more simple and more accurate, as Ron Popeil would say "Just set it and forget it"! But in this case just set it and mark it
He said ow that cap I just cut was a bit warm on the fore arm I was laughing in my own mind even though I couldn’t here the ga dang it.. lol
Ya... 🙄 😂 some times I wander bout myself
@@arosswelding lol keep em coming just don’t cut those parts out anymore 😂
A curv-o-mark works wonders for jobs like this.
Question- Can you explain or demonstrate how to turn on a machine that has ran out of diesel?
What size cables do you run on your rig
I’m sure you thought of this but maybe at the bottom of the post that go into the ground put center marks so you can have them turned square with each other so you can set them individually unless your gonna set it in one piece
I do plan on standing it up all one piece.
do you use propane for most of your lo carbon work ? its way cheaper than acetylene ?
How can i get the blue book im really fascinated by your work
Right here on our website
www.arosswelding.com/shop?category=Tools
Could you maybe make a vertical coupon video? 6010 and 7018? 3/4” plate
Whats the title of that handbook you used? Also Great video!
Pipe fitters blue book.
Check em out here in the store.
www.arosswelding.com/shop/bluebook
Hey ...I can appreciate your stuff... I however am well versed in Cad as well as welding so if I need a template I just lay it out in Cad ....print it out and make a template. Blue book is great but Cad is way quicker and more accurate. I never use the short hand stufff....Just layout and make a template
What are the dimensions on that jack stand table top, pretty handy.
Would you bevel the 45 degree portion to weld cap?
What rod are you using?
What rod type are you using. Thanks for the great information and videos stay safe
5/32 8010
I never was smart enough and didn't have the time to figure all this out for the angles. I bought a set of templets for various sizes of pipe at the local welding supplier. Sure saves a lot of head aches. Just saying.
does the blue book come in metric?
On your previous video you said you had to add measurements for 2inch pipe so if I buy a blue book from you will it have those measurements in it
That’s a very good thought... 🤔 I think I should start writing the 2” measurements in all the ones we sell... good idea. Thank you. 😉👌😎
How long was the 45° cut?
How big is the gray shop in the background?
Just a light Tap and down and out falls the Cap piece. A gate entrance with all the typical angles of all type joints is a functional piece of Art work the property owner can say THERE's Meaning to every stick of that Gate Entrance or other... Learn something new everyday in the Welding Trade by keep the IRON FEVER contagious.
What pipe stands are those
Hey " A " man, I have a quicky. Why are you running a down beed? I'm not versed in that style of weld. I can only guess its from 14"+ piping. Still learning after all these years, hood down lights on.
Pipelining downhill is a lot faster and they use rods that are made to go downhill not like 7018
Plus the end caps aren’t structural so I’m sure you could use even a 6011 or a 6013
@@nicklebac6753 thanks nickle bac, what type of rod is used for that, ill try it some time
Down hill is just my go to because of my experience with pipeline welding. On somethin like this a guy could do either one uphill or downhill.
Check out this video
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@@arosswelding Thank you for the link. Ill pick some up the next time im at the weld supply store. Ill give you an update when i try it. By the way i tig vertical up beeds, also sa,and pulse mig all up beeds. Hood down lights on.
what's the big pipe coming off the back of your truck
never mind
Hank hill. 👍🏻
I live vicariously through Austin right now. I love welding and went to school for it but haven’t been able to find a welding job worth a damn and I don’t have the money to buy a welding machine right now. And watching this I can smell the welding fumes