Quick And Easy Homemade Pipe Cutter (for BIG pipes)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- How do you cut a big pipe accurately? With this type of pipe cutting machine thingy, of course!
Thanks Joe for the pipe - perfect!
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yaayyy another marvelous contraption of Tim's!
Watching farmers work and overcome challenges with ingenuity and practical know-how is SOOOO satisfying.
Clamp piece of wood cross the pipe (opposite side of the cutting end). Find the centre and mount ball bearing there. Push it against guide to make cut. Centre is easier to line up and eliminates any wobble.
Love your inventions.
Great idea! Thanks. Why didn't you tell me before I did it this way : - )
@@WayOutWestx2 well I tried. I was yelling at the screen as I was watching :)
Excellent tool building. Looks like you can make repetitive accurate cuts. Next is marrying it with the plasma table!
Wheely good idea you had there :)
tim wear your safety clear glasses when using the grinder
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I repeat myself here but I don’t understand why you need it yet I find this fascinating and very ingenious
bot?
It really just comes down to money - I'd go and buy one if I could afford it. But it's also satisfying to figure out a way to do it on the cheap : - )
@@WayOutWestx2 figuring things out and making them is satisfying. I have no such skills but I’m in permanent awe of people who do
The adventures continue….
:)..Necessity is the Mother of Invention...Nice tool!
Another great device there, Tim!
Yay Tim, I really am encouraged to watch all that you fabricate, to me you are a genius!
For years I've been dreaming of making a pipe cutting arrangement a bit like this.
I was gonna use bearings instead of casters and I want to somehow clamp the pipe between three sets of bearings so the pipe is tightly trapped and hopefully aligned so that it won't wander lengthwise.
Seems like you can create interesting video about anything.
Another great project video and contraption! Very satisfying how the lining fell out in a huge chunk like that :)
Very exciting indeed.
Good stuff, looking forward to see more
Brilliant.
Nice machine! The lining went pretty easy once it was broken (so it had space to move), maybe if you heat the pieces a little bit expand enough for the lining ring to fall off
I believe you have a section of cement lined ductile water pipe. Should not contain asbestos but shares some of the characteristics of cast iron from what I can remember.
Yes, that seems about right. Tough stuff, whatever it is.
@@WayOutWestx2 Asbestos was used in Transite or AC pipe, mostly for storm, sewer and sometimes potable water. It was also used extensively for pipe insulation. I still do not believe your section of ductile iron pipe contains asbestos
That went well bro, must be something in the water up your way. Safe travels
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That inner layer came off because, by hitting the inside, you asked it to expand and it doesn't like that. Before you were hitting the outside and, like any concretion, it loves compression and is crap at extension.
Fantastic ingenuity and great video! Well done!
I hope you have a jig to keep it true when you start welding.
Hmmm....
Excellent work👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing
Nice product
Nicely done 👍
I was thinking to myself, you're probably going to need a lathe to clear off that layer of epoxy, but it seems you're ingenuity is still outpacing your need for a lathe.
Great job. I hope that pipe wasn't Asbestos lined.
My first thoughts too
@@WayneCarolan as soon as I saw it that’s what I feared. Safe when it’s left alone, definitely not safe when cutting it with a grinder
@@qsdvb white is the most dangerous, Tim’s a clever man I’m sure he knows.
Oh dear
Pretty sure it's not, Will. It's a water pipe, so can't think why they'd use it?
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Thanks, Eric. I presume they cost a lot though?
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Thanks. Yes, we seem to be back on track again!
@@WayOutWestx2 that's great to hear.
Good luck with welding that, it looks like cast!!
By the way, the "lining" was probably fur, that sort of cast iron pipe is used for water mains!
Prime doodad fiddling!
Will, the human lathe
You kind of reverse engineered the Blade Tracking from a Bandsaw Blade with that incline from the Tube. At least thats my guess...
The Pulmonologist in me is concerned that concrete lining is asbestosis.
I am not certain how to test for that. You certainly are going to make a dangerous aerosol if it is.
If you cut it under water it might be safer but I don’t know for certain.
Be safe
Frank
It's water pipe, so I don't think they would use asbestos for that, would they?
That was my first thought as well. Searching on it, Ductile iron (water) pipe has been made with asbestos "cement" lining into the 1980's, one of the properties was an extra smooth surface reducing the need for pumping power. Cant hurt to do a "wet" cut regardless, cement dust also isn't brilliant for once lungs.
@@WayOutWestx2 if the pipe is more then about 10 years old, asbestos is very likely, maybe get it checked.
is that an asbestos internal layer?
Isn't that bizarre how the pipe drifted uphill!
Will the human lathe!
What name of blade?
where's your contour marker for marking off of pipes,
probably stoss
Next time buy a Exact pipe cut 460 pro for pipes
Is that Asbestos in that pipe?
I can't think why they'd use asbestos - so probably not
Looks like you were given a Ductile Iron pipe lined with cement, appears safe enough as it is used for water piping. Just thought it was worth researching.
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hope it wasn't lined with asbestos.
Very cool :)
"BIG pipe"???? I was looking for a way to cut some 48" casing..
this got up in my recomended
That liner inside the pipe looks like Asbestos to me.
Very Dangerous And Hazardous Stuff.
"I hope i am wrong on this one".
It's water pipe, so I can't see why they would have used asbestos
@@WayOutWestx2 Asbestos was used in drinking water pipes in the past.
@@michaelmcmanus8931 A farmer friend of mine was saying the mains pipes around here are asbestos.
I think the pipe itself might be malleable cast iron so somewhere between cast iron and steel. Welds ok though.
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is that asbestos inside pipe?