Valve Set Pipe Welding Fabrication Tips & Tricks

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

it is such hard work if i have to change bellows and pumps where the flanges aren't perfectly parallel. so thanks for getting things straight, a proper job doesn't go un-noticed on site

[@Castro__welding]

this is so much different from what i do back in the united states but this is amazing, i love watching your content after a long day or just during time alone. appreciate you

[@MatanicFabrications]

Hey man, thank you for being so transparent with your skills, theory, and thought process. Its refreshing

[@tuffy16]

I spool pipe all the time. The worst thing is when the fitters leave a improper gap (too small) takes forever to open it bevel it and weld it. Sucks. Great vid! We use .035 and 7018 fill and cap, nice job! Oh im in Canada Also they use 4 bride tacks so cutting them out cleaning and grinding your stops takes time yr fast man!

[@rudeboyracing1890]

Love the setup. I used one of your videos to help me understand pipe work for the first time when a new job came in.

[@JonesMetalCraft]

I really like your explanations while showing the work. Thanks.

[@InfBerBat143]

I make pipes like this using oxyacetylene welding. The holes are also burned out and bent open, no finished T-pieces. But it takes a long time.

[@jeffanderson1773]

Thank you for sharing your day.

[@WilliamGushulak]

Excellent work

[@johnfetchko2468]

Thanks for “fitting pipe in metric” for us all. Interesting methods, nothing wild at all for “shop” work though. Us Yankees do it with chain-grips and L-angle-iron. Although this Yank has only ever done your kind of pipe work, in the field, with a chain vise, some jack-stands, and poorly stored 6010/7018…

[@jethrolambrechts6132]

Can you please make more video’s with your new kemppi mig welder ?

[@xxxsyphos6847]

this guy knows how to handle his buisness!👍

[@iamsam4260]

How are you able to ground to the peice on your turning jig without arc burning that tube you use for rolling out? I want to build a small set up like that at work. I only have this gigantic positioner at work and I can't roll anything under 4" because it's so slow.

[@ARCONEWELDING]

Hello mate, from my understanding, you need a minimum of three points of contact to not get Arc burn, so this whole sleeve has multiple contact points, and I get zero arc burn

[@javiergene8018]

Para trabajar con mag por pulso, que parámetros debes graduar? Thanks

[@justintasht1067]

Wicked video as always really enjoy them. Great work 👍👍

[@LikeAPetrol]

Lots of useful tips for taking to my work from your vid. Got kinda silly question. Is it ok to tight pipes in jaws? I always hesitate to do this in case of deformation.

[@ARCONEWELDING]

The pipe is solid clamp away, as tight as u want

[@TheWelderuk]

I use same a1b1e1 filter as well, good job btw

[@imspartacustherealspartacus288]

Alright mate, not sure if you reply to comments or not? I just wanted your honest feedback on your Fronius 2700 and your Kemmpi 205. Which is better and why in your opinion? In the market for a multi process machine and a single phase Mig. Would you of used your own money to have bought the Fronius?

[@bahaddinli]

great job!! could u share drawings?

[@raulrubio2862]

Great job mate

[@paulusmarc]

Bon Boulo😆😆👍👍

[@barengusfidar3453]

🎉🎉🎉

[@pkplexing]

Clearly the reason you squashed your finger was because you tacked on to the pipe :P

[@sean5996]

*Promo sm*