If you want the heartache and $$$ rebuild the sucker. If you want to have the easier jobs that you deserve tell them it's a goner and _Hasta la vista baby_ or _Hit the road Jack don't you come back._ I have *zero* doubts that you can fix this so it is better than new and I am guessing you will repair it because you like a challenge and had more than the skills needed to do it, plus it shall make excellent video content. I wish you well Isaac and look forward to see how you fix this abomination of butchery by an incompetent machine operator. 👍
@AnunnakiAaronКүн бұрын
Where did you get that narrow, thin soap stone marker? Can't seem to find it. That's cool.
@4traxxsifyКүн бұрын
Precast for 30 years operating a mijack for 24. I've never had anything like that happen.. are they not keeping the drive wheels lined up? Either way nice job!
@alannelson6723Күн бұрын
Good job.
@DIRTDUMMY1Күн бұрын
IC has a legit light saber...
@a-fl-man640Күн бұрын
wonder what a hand held laser de-ruster costs? might be a time saver in certain situations. i would think the surface cleaning would be exceptional.
@weevie833Күн бұрын
9:32 Kurtis at Cutting Edge Engineering gets a shout. We know.
@jeffreylynch3203Күн бұрын
He’s done this before…..
@twocoolnerds4628Күн бұрын
Thanks for showing us what you're up to Isaac. Nice to see Jr with you too!
@ericluba6287Күн бұрын
Lol I love watching cee
@stevemartin1170Күн бұрын
Ic weld is one of the best
@dannyjohnson8758Күн бұрын
That blade is made for cutting wood. Sorry bud
@jayusher576Күн бұрын
Thanks for the update 👍🏻
@user-dg4qk5bk8cКүн бұрын
Good work.
@eccentricsmithy2746Күн бұрын
Why did you weld it so that the nipple is 90 degrees to how it was originally?
@danpags7023Күн бұрын
Both of your channels are great (CEE)! I'll say it for you.. F Off plane!! 🤣🤣
@johnwesner3935Күн бұрын
Hey Issac, I just bought one of those vodo magic eraser. ( Plasma Cutter) Used it first time yesterday. It was only on 18ga but I had a couple circles to cut and it worked well. Never used one before. I'm rebuilding a 65 F350 dump truck. The box is well damaged and will put my new cutter to the test. My oldest grandson has access to a press brake and drop off 1/8" steel to make the replacement sections. Life is good here in Wisconsin!! Thanks
@reubensandwich9249Күн бұрын
He needs to fix his harness.
@matts2700Күн бұрын
Some good metal work
@scottharmon1573Күн бұрын
Definitely a smart choice to replace it
@chadwalker8775Күн бұрын
I love all your videos I.C. 👍👍💯
@richardlincoln8438Күн бұрын
Just commenting to feed the algorithm Issac. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
@DuracellmumusКүн бұрын
Two thing can cause cracks in weld: when leave it without paint and at resonances when the force was travell back and forth in diffrently flexing materials with high speed. In theory the claws has to be own support on drill head to drive axis, and an other one for the end of a auger. The gap in between is may filled with high damping elastic thing, to stop the resonances to travell up on the spiral, and than come back to the headed end and stressing the welded connections When use a drill in non homogenus material like a dirt the far end will hopping than spin like the drived end, and have to keep the rpm far away from self resonance point and have to limit the torque when it is can happen. So the one part of the solution is decoupleing the mostly hopping and the mostly spining parts on a drill. Than the second part is put a accelerometer in to the cutting head to ensure the driveing rpm and torque is set right. I am an electronic enginier who solve wierd problems in realised instuments. In many cases these are comeing from an mechanical related issue so sometimes i need to go that far. Like the own way man, who keep with no-grinding at all, just set up the surface perfect.
@MyBsquaredКүн бұрын
👍
@timhart1748Күн бұрын
PRECAST!!!!!! Sorry I do precast for 40 yrs.
@2hotscottpro23 сағат бұрын
Yah I thought that was precast factory.Concrete dude!
@johnwesner3935Күн бұрын
Hey Issac, I still drag out my old sawzall from time to time as well. Still destroys my shoulder and wrist as well. I've been using the "dish" type cut off wheels that will cut flush with the flat of the blade. I picked up a M12 power hacksaw that uses the standard sawzall blades and find that helpful in thinner metals. The more tools in the box makes the jobs easier. Always great to see real world repairs. Thanks from Wisconsin
@scotthultin7769Күн бұрын
IC WELD thank you for sharing 🤗
@Eric-mr4yfКүн бұрын
Nice
@metalfusion67Күн бұрын
wax stick lubricant works wonders to cut down on saw blade friction on jobs like this..that Hypertherm extension sure is a game changer in obtructed cutting..nice work
@richardaston6361Күн бұрын
Buy another one, too far gone
@kennyFF033Күн бұрын
I would have DIED laughing if an Australian accent would have said 'F**** off plane!'. I like the new light saber, it really gets off in there. Hope you stay cool this summer, be safe.
@deltan9ne306Күн бұрын
Is everyone on the crew required to dress the same?
@anthonywilson4873Күн бұрын
I used to drill pin out most of the way through not all the way, this weakened it, then I got it hot then used a big drift through the hole to knock out the weakened pin from the inside and almost opposite end. It stopped you turning the pin into a rivet by hammering one end. Probably work with this Thermic lance arrangement as well! Nice tool.
@joeandmichelle7375Күн бұрын
I like the overlapping tack method going uphill far more than running a downhand bead with solid wire mig. I used to do it that way and got some criticism for it too until i hot broke some pieces in the press and showed the penatration.
@WilliamBlack-x1l2 күн бұрын
I really admire ur patience...love watching ur videos an keep them coming !
@woody13202 күн бұрын
Oliver at Snowball Engineering is also an excellent welder in the UK, enjoy all of you!
@TempleThomas2 күн бұрын
Dude, that’s hilarious
@tomasalvarado2072 күн бұрын
😎👍
@rexwhite68832 күн бұрын
Eff-off plane!! 🤨
@apex-td5th2 күн бұрын
Nicely done. The right tools are nothing without the knowledge and experience to use them. You have a great steady hand. No burn through on the parent metal. Always tough on thin metal.
@guyfromgantz79762 күн бұрын
No hate just trying to understand the thought process, why did you use short circuit and that tack weld method? Wouldn't it be more appropriate on 3/8" to run FCAW-G or Pulse Spray uphill in a continuous bead?
@ICWeld2 күн бұрын
its what i had
@ronbuckner81792 күн бұрын
Man, that new plasma cutter looks like a butter knife in your hands man! What a great tool for your tool box!
@chadkennedy5292 күн бұрын
The least enjoyable purchase ever. 😂
@a-fl-man6402 күн бұрын
i've done my share of oxyacetylene heating but never got it to make music like you did, amazing.