I done this work all my life now there’s no jobs

I did a lot of air arcking but never went that deep on anything, It is a must on a job like that. You sure do an amazing job. Thanks for the look.Awesome job.

can the aerosols be repressurised with air gun ?in a c. furze vid i think.

It looks to me that the wheels on Ranger are regular tires against all terrain tires on Hilux

Keep the videos coming mate 👍🏻 big fan over from sheffield Was interested to learn the magnetic field caused by arc air

Takes me back many years before Airarc, stick welding was my area, and all on Site where the Machine brokedown, Im 82 now and still interested in Machines. I remember Fixing the Engine on a Komatsu shovel track loader with a NH4 Cummins Engine, I went to Darlington to have a few courses on Cummins engines and fuel systems, called PT system Pressure Time. I also did a serious welding repair to the same machine, which was pretty rare at that time, so I was treated like a magician not many repairers knew how to fix Komatsu's, and Cummins Diesels. My Mighty Midget mobile welder was a gem of a mobile welder.

Glad to see you posted another welding video! Awesome job 👍🏻

Not boring.

Lots of work in that Prep.

Better than Bodefabber any day......🤣

This is more of a thriller than a Hollywood movie!

Hey, couldn't you engineer a robot arm to mirror yours and hold the arc gouger and grinder on jobs like this to spare you the body deterioration of the vibration? Work with a university on the project?

You do stunning work man. I wish my work was as “bulbous” as yours. Years are apparent man.

Love the vids 👌

Clint from C&C equip swears by the Snap-on Air hammer said it's one thing Snap-on sells that is good. Like your Vid's. Cheers from down under. S/Aust.

It's easy to put more air back into the spray cans just use the air blow gun pressed against the top with the nozzle cap pulled off

Merry Christmas!

I think the match is tie

OMG your are a Mistro of welding , mind boggling , amazing , congratulations , so few achieve such a degree of talent .

Wow, that is some milling machine was that around for the Titanic build💪💪

A little spray arc welding happening today.

Beautiful..right up my street!!

Decent all metal air chisel from "AB Tools online" i been using for about a year now, its a solid metal body all over so you dont have to worry about melting it all the connecters and such are solid metal too, done me well and i've had no issues with it, cost about 20 quid for the tool plus a few different attachments, ill drop the specs below. Just google ab tools online and in the search bar type "air chisel". I've been using the 150mm one but there are others that are bigger up to 190mm, price different was under 10 quid if i recall correctly. Even if it gets you through a year 20 quid aint bad, and its rated for commercial use. My friend said you can get the same model at B&Q also so may be worth checking there if you got one local to save on delivery, but ive not seen it personally so ill leave that up to you Air inlet 1/4" BSP (standard fitting) Chisel shank diameter .401" BPM 4500 (stroke per minute) Bore diameter 11/16" Air pressure 90 psi Piston stroke 25/8" Average air consumption 5cfm Total length 63/4"

I never criticize others work because I don’t know what the situation was. Well done my friend.

i just pull the nozzle of cans when they run out of air and re pressurise them with a air line

Boss, JWD. Also, nice Trump poster…

I did a submarine hatch once, yeah lots of welding and lots of welding

How many amps on the 1/2 inch gouging rods

045 wire?

And im 61 and just quit smoking, so welding isn't that bad. I mean I welded for 40 years, I'm still kicking. However I just crushed my foot and have been on the couch for a month in and out of the hospital

I was a welder fabricator for 40 years, mostly ornamental for the filthy rich. I did a stairway for Keith Richards of the rolling stones. But dude THIS is a whole nother level. Hat's off to you my friend

The air arc section is off the chain. Looks like you have super powers.

Excellent job. Thats real hard work you do. Hats off. Top class arc-shots and overall craftsmenship.

Groetjes uit nederland ,Good job

Hopefully in the new year you get more massive jobs like that huge cracked casting to show us even if you didn't enjoy that one yourself a well earned Christmas break tho all the best

I like the big needle scalers shaped like a tube for kicking off flux and gouging slag, ingersoll makes a good one

I know it's 12 months late, but the reason these folks give you these jobs is BECAUSE ....you are the guy to fix it. People who run this type of machinery KNOW who to call, knowing it's gonna get sorted big time. Old saying... "Ain't no substitute for skill " FACT. YOU AND YOUR FIRM HAVE IT IN SPADES. Say no more 👍👍👍👍👍 Don't beat yourself up. Who else could do it???? And by the end of this vid. You will sort it. 100% Take care, Mark

Excellent gouging shots Allstair I could clearly see the separation line. Great to see a strong repair. I noticed a Lincoln 'Bullet' in the background of one of the shots, we had those in the steelworks I was at in Newport, South Wales. Keep up the good work and merry Xmas.

Well done good move

That is one big equaliZer.

Also grinding the paint of a crack reveals it

Ford is the best😂😂

my what a great job those welds are tight nice one great video

You should be using a short whip on all air hammers and impacts regardless of what they are made of. Keeps the quick connects from getting beat up and is less bulky. Honestly kind of surprised to see you arent already doing that.

Allistair, What size gouging rod and what settings were you running on this?

Quality ... peace

Quality ... peace

Could you say what wire you are using,I'm guessing solid wire,not dual shield.

Chris Mein, This is the one we were talking about last night

Mac Tools have a great air hammer, good bit heavier looking than your current one, but main reason to buy it is they will warranty the ends, comes with 4 or 5 ends also