Great content. I’m an 80 yr old subscriber sitting on my coach on Thanksgiving morning sipping coffee and enjoying your channel. My wife asked what I was watching. I tried to explain and ended up saying…… this guy’s an absolute artist. Thanks and waiting for the next upload.
What a great video demonstrating how the press brake can introduce a part into the frame that’s strongest where it needs to be. So totally awesome working at night to get the customer back in production. Heavy equipment means dedication.
Another great one! Love the botched backhoe bending fail! However, it does make my skin crawl just a little when you touch that hand amputator screen while the boy is busy loading it up in the amputation zone. Could make for a great _Halloween special_ though.
Impressive! Wondering why you didn't run a couple of gussets along the underside of those channels? That press is money in the bank for sure, excellent tool for your application. Thanks for your time, appreciate the effort you put into this content =)
It never ceases to amaze me the things you can fix. Your fabrication skills are next level as well as your work ethic. After finding your videos, I spent about a month watching all of your content. I've learned a tremendous amount of little short cuts. You could make a video a day, and it still wouldn't be enough. Again, great job. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Looking forward to the next video.
Nice fix on the frame - But I feel you'll be back on that crusher in the not too distant future fixing that other crossover support, great content for us :)
Nice fix Love that break you will be able to bump break skins with that machine. That wire the 71 that is regular Flux core not 71M dual shield is it ...seemed a little smokey for dual shield...Like the way you did those gussets ...Have a Happy Thanksgiving
I was wondering why you didn't cut the plate in a diamond shape my dad always did Said that would let it flex and not crack just curious and I know there is a thousand ways to repair it And no one way is the right way and no one way is the wrong way as long as it comes out and it works fine love your videos be safe and have a great thanksgiving Sam
Those cracks show more on the sides of the members but the highest tensile stress load is on the top of those places. Did you put any reinforcement there or just relying on the 3/4 plates on the sides? Those were a lot thicker than the base material if I saw that right, maybe 1/2 inch or 5/8?
Is that light you are using near the end there Milwaukee the 2129-20 extendable boom light? Looks like it might be handy. what are your thoughts on it? Other than it's pricey
very heavy things, 18 inches of 1-1/4 square bar holding up 4000 pounds on the far end... that would be 72ton/inch of bar or 46ksi tensile... bar made of... 180ksi head studs melted in with 5/32 E6010 at 165amp 50/50 with some E11018... 1-1/4 inch bar/plate that wont bend till it gets to 120ton per inch square so bending a 12"x12" of that in the center would be 240ton. only old 12.9 bolts in the foundry pot, only engine that works 3208 CAT... everything else quit. right to the 4X4 car "trar" with the 2.5ton transfer case. 1/16th flux core wire would be nice if it runs the same as a 5/32 E6010... tho that 180ksi SAE9254 needs 780Kw/inch^2 to fuse properly "165amp74v/8th inch diameter" 1970's Lincoln AC225 bricked 7 hobby welders... it would drive 1/16 mig wire for hours, -40 outside and everything becomes duty cycle.
I find things funny. Example not even 2 months ago. Same issue. I was there to look at a different machine. I fixed the 1 almost 3 years ago. They made sections like you did. They failed due the the beating of machine. I made plates way bigger. Wider. Unfortunately it seems like mfg knows those points are a fail point after talking to them.
Well you said hopefully by lunch. All l can say you guys in California sure do take late lunches😂. Always add at least four hours so then you'll know it will only take six more to finnish.
Great content. I’m an 80 yr old subscriber sitting on my coach on Thanksgiving morning sipping coffee and enjoying your channel. My wife asked what I was watching. I tried to explain and ended up saying…… this guy’s an absolute artist. Thanks and waiting for the next upload.
*On Fire Welding* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.
What a great video demonstrating how the press brake can introduce a part into the frame that’s strongest where it needs to be. So totally awesome working at night to get the customer back in production. Heavy equipment means dedication.
That press is insane , it bends that 3/4 plate like nothing !
OFW gonna teach the crusher some lessons now. Good job mate.
Nicely done, you make it look easy
Another great one! Love the botched backhoe bending fail!
However, it does make my skin crawl just a little when you touch that hand amputator screen while the boy is busy loading it up in the amputation zone.
Could make for a great _Halloween special_ though.
What an empire you've built. You work your ass off! Big brains and a lions heart.
Impressive! Wondering why you didn't run a couple of gussets along the underside of those channels? That press is money in the bank for sure, excellent tool for your application. Thanks for your time, appreciate the effort you put into this content =)
Nice repair 👌🏼 that press 👀👀💪🏼💪🏼
gotta say, that press brake is a beast. impressed me w/ how easily it bent that thick steel.
Nice repair job, and happy Thanksgiving.
It never ceases to amaze me the things you can fix. Your fabrication skills are next level as well as your work ethic. After finding your videos, I spent about a month watching all of your content. I've learned a tremendous amount of little short cuts. You could make a video a day, and it still wouldn't be enough. Again, great job. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Looking forward to the next video.
I really think your channel deserves to have a lot more subscribers.
I always use Anchorlube for single point thread cutting. It does an amazing job.
Nice Job! I use 71 elite on everything.
Thank you for your videos. Happy Thanksgiving!
That press, what a game changer for sure
Another challenging job well done, greetings from Poland
Great press brake Greg
Sure opens up a lot of opportunities for other work
Nice thought out job again great repair.
Nice fix on the frame - But I feel you'll be back on that crusher in the not too distant future fixing that other crossover support, great content for us :)
Ya'll are the right folks for the job
Thanks for the thanksgiving morning video, enjoy your day off if you get one 👍🇺🇸
Video quality and content excellent. Makes we miss my machine repair days. Happy Thanksgiving OFW!
That was a job! Well done fellars!
You sure have some cool equipment for the work you have to do.
Nice fix Love that break you will be able to bump break skins with that machine. That wire the 71 that is regular Flux core not 71M dual shield is it ...seemed a little smokey for dual shield...Like the way you did those gussets ...Have a Happy Thanksgiving
Drilling your Pearce location looked like a great place for a mag drill😁
Yep your good. Nice work
4 am coffee on! Here we go! lov it! Cheers!;-)!
Your so lucky you have the luck you do with dual shield outside, I would love to be able to use it more often but wind always makes trouble
The thumbnail looked like machinery in space, with the USS Enterprise 1701E coming in to help :)
As soon as you said ‘hopefully we’ll be finished by lunch’ I heard ‘god himself could not sink this ship!’
WoW 👌 what a amazing job, and OFW welding on Thanksgiving morning have a happy day 🦃
Happy thanksgiving Greg !
Welder flabbergasted loves working on them
Well, done guys ❤
Sure is nice to have some new toys in the shop isn’t it that press break is absolutely amazing and that CNC table when did you get these?
Nice repair you guys laying the coals to her. Sweet plasma table what amp plasma do you have hooked to it?
Diddy bought his AnchorLube in bulk. He loved drilling from behind
cool stuff ,great fix
Happy Thanksgiving
I was wondering why you didn't cut the plate in a diamond shape my dad always did Said that would let it flex and not crack just curious and I know there is a thousand ways to repair it And no one way is the right way and no one way is the wrong way as long as it comes out and it works fine love your videos be safe and have a great thanksgiving Sam
Love your stuff buddy
610 👍's up on fire welding thank you for sharing 🤗
Impressive 🎉
Good save.
Those cracks show more on the sides of the members but the highest tensile stress load is on the top of those places. Did you put any reinforcement there or just relying on the 3/4 plates on the sides? Those were a lot thicker than the base material if I saw that right, maybe 1/2 inch or 5/8?
Do you think you could bend the plate by heating it with the oxy acetylene?
Man, they need a drain hole for all that water in there.. sheesh!
Is that light you are using near the end there Milwaukee the 2129-20 extendable boom light? Looks like it might be handy. what are your thoughts on it? Other than it's pricey
Secksey job. Solid
Anchor lube, have 4 others I flow that use it
Bon Boulo😆😆👍👍
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Nice
With all that new equipment, next thing ya know you’re gonna have air conditioning in the shop.
very heavy things, 18 inches of 1-1/4 square bar holding up 4000 pounds on the far end... that would be 72ton/inch of bar or 46ksi tensile... bar made of... 180ksi head studs melted in with 5/32 E6010 at 165amp 50/50 with some E11018... 1-1/4 inch bar/plate that wont bend till it gets to 120ton per inch square so bending a 12"x12" of that in the center would be 240ton. only old 12.9 bolts in the foundry pot, only engine that works 3208 CAT... everything else quit. right to the 4X4 car "trar" with the 2.5ton transfer case. 1/16th flux core wire would be nice if it runs the same as a 5/32 E6010... tho that 180ksi SAE9254 needs 780Kw/inch^2 to fuse properly "165amp74v/8th inch diameter" 1970's Lincoln AC225 bricked 7 hobby welders... it would drive 1/16 mig wire for hours, -40 outside and everything becomes duty cycle.
Great Vid Great Job 👍👍👍👍👍👍🥽🥽
I find things funny. Example not even 2 months ago. Same issue. I was there to look at a different machine. I fixed the 1 almost 3 years ago. They made sections like you did. They failed due the the beating of machine. I made plates way bigger. Wider.
Unfortunately it seems like mfg knows those points are a fail point after talking to them.
What type of wire are you running ??
that's at the end of the video.
Turn that crusher on let's see how it works..
Class brake press 🙈
add some rivets
if that breaks, throw the machine out
This crusher looks ready for the crushers
How can they sell a machine that cracks so badly under general use...this is not even funny.
Je bent erg zuinig met het verwijderen van die verf. 😒😒
Well you said hopefully by lunch. All l can say you guys in California sure do take late lunches😂. Always add at least four hours so then you'll know it will only take six more to finnish.