Beading, Rolling, and Welding Boiler Tubes - The Boiling Point

[@cacampbell731]

Love the videos.. As a new parts man I don't get to see what these tools do so it's nice to see how they work. As always very educational and up lifting. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Keep it going Boiling Point Dude

[@wareboilers]

Thanks, so much! Glad they are a help for you. 👍

[@cck1496]

Good video. If I am not wrong, rolling is basically flaring a tube? Kindly correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.

[@zionpope9491]

Great video, thanks

[@wareboilers]

Glad you liked it!

[@bshara155mohammed5]

Thank for information, veary good performance

[@wareboilers]

Our pleasure, thank you!

[@leevega9235]

amazingly cool videos. what electrode and amp is being used?

[@steamnutter7553]

Hey, great video, very clear and well explained. I'm involved in my spare time with s couple of heritage steam locomotives-early 1910-1920 firetube style boilers. I'm looking for videos to learn how the process works. Now may I ask, does the type, or age of the boiler style affect the tube installation process?

[@paulnicholson1906]

No

[@humenbot24]

As an Inspection engineer, if I have to look over retubing process and inspect it. Then what points or checklist should I follow to ensure it has attained a certain amount of quality work. Pls answer !

[@humenbot24]

@@leevega9235 i got job because i knew rest of the things. Its not possible for every person to know each and every thing.

[@thegreatnormad3424]

Great

[@tfn5696]

Beading is super easy, it’s making the tools that’s hard