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[@johannmckraken9399]

Looking at a well crafted weld is like looking at a fine painting. Can't beat real craftsmanship.

[@marianovoa280]

Jay Ferris cansionesdecunbias

[@anthonymoody3826]

That's easy to do

[@donwest9014]

Shut the fuck up, noob...

[@tanbui776]

Jay Ferris Vỉ bầy

[@frankiefelix5390]

Robots do it 100× faster and more consistent

[@Pdxfxds]

I don't understand why everyone is hating on him for using a rotator. If your company cares about the quality of the weld they will give you a rotator and a fixture for your parts. Mine does. Tube specialties for life

[@richardchase4019]

It is not called a rotator. It is called a weld positioner

[@jca66]

No doubt but some of use can do this with any process in any position without this crutch

[@geraispadilla213]

Some structures are so large that they have to be stationary and you have to walk as you weld. That’s why people talk shit about this setup. If you’ve welded for a while, this is actually quite easy. But it is a nice weld.

[@mrmidnight32]

Because it’s a video to show off the bead pattern. But all of the hard shit was automated. There was literally no point to this video lol

[@seandepoppe6716]

Wish I had a rotator! Wait no wish my boss gave 1 single fuck about anything other than himself

[@daveosland3199]

would have been nice to see the actual welding process....

[@jray7656]

Dave Osland no doubt

[@jlg5798]

You’d be blind right after you’ve seen it

[@ScoobieSwisher7413]

Yeah they don't make welding helmets for a camera lens Einstein..

[@truegee8038]

All these weld videos show the actual weld process accept this one..the one I actually Need!! Lol so we can learn..so yes..I'm with you..

[@j5892000]

@@ScoobieSwisher7413 don't need one if there is no one behind camera....

[@MOS-MHz]

I used to pipe weld and my welds were identical to this, i was thought by an old blacksmith boilermaker to weld beads like that for the job. Here comes the fun fact, although it may look cold it's a bead weld you clowns! If you ran a straight flat pass @ the same amp's and material thickness it would be flat. Its got a rise making it look cold from the shear fact the beads overlap "stacking" as a seal prevention for any leaks. There is more heat in this weld then is probably needed and an x-ray would prove this weld to be tough as nails. Everyone thinks they know it all yet have no idea about pipe welding, also just for the heads up another weld is ran on the inside of the flange, in most cases. Another fact about pipe welding to flanges is the fine line before TOO much heat, it's tricky. Too much heat will distort the flange making the gasket seal fail @ the point of both flanges bolted together due to a warped flange. This isn't structural nor production line welding it's pipe welding! Now pull your thumbs out your asses and stop thinking you're some master welders.

[@kelvinchill]

CueTech Industries Well said !

[@chinnymagoo]

Someone talking sense, well done! I've welded hydraulic pipes and fuel tanks for jcb same process with over lapping to stop leaks

[@sergioflores7975]

CueTech Industries i could tell you know whats up on welding give you a thumps 👍 i wana get into the welding industry my self. stay up brotha

[@jamesoliver8679]

MOS6507-1.19MHz OK let's see you run those without the lathe to turn it since your so good

[@alexscott730]

Says the self appointed know-it-all about welding👏😂

[@nofilterdavid5263]

Honestly I don’t know much about welding but that, looks so pretty. Looks like the rotating thing is making the job much more cleaner and easier

[@menjivar76]

This is art for whoever appreciates a good welding. 👏👏👏👏

[@alexismorales7823]

Hola tía nona teléfono una teléfono

[@ss8512]

I always was fascinated on how thin and weak a spool of weilding metal is but when heated and bonded it is super strong just as strong as the steel its stuck to.

[@goatsinker347]

No it's not. For that to occur it needs to be stick welded.

[@repeatagain1789]

Very consistant like a stack of Nichols on its side beautifully done

[@repeatagain1789]

chuck thankyou for that

[@g1942transient]

Something so satisfying about watching that weld! I guess it's the feeling that there is still great talent out there.

[@ismaelcastillo43]

Perfect welding and I know it’s hard to hold posture for that look amazed that those small tacks held

[@patrickhertig2987]

Curious. What did he spray it with before he started? Guess it was something to keep the schlag from sticking?

[@PENManufacturing]

That spray is what we call and "Anti-spatter" spray. It is used to help keep weld sparks from sticking to the finished parts

[@awesomejaymz4231]

He laid down a perfect bead. Very nicely done.

[@CanyonArchaic]

That weld is not to any quality. It looks like trash. Learn something before you speak about how "pretty" welds look.

[@curtissiwak5349]

very nice weld, does anyone know what was sprayed on the metal before he started welding?

[@mathewmerkl576]

Anti spatter spray maybe something like walter e-weld makes a huge difference in clean up afterwords

[@singy1980]

Wow, beautiful craftsmanship!

[@clist9406]

Welds it ..... Like a Boss. I would have liked to seen more of the process in order to pick up a little technique . Hands down , very impressive work.

[@Bone_Frog2666]

Everyone saying that his weld is too cold is right to an extent, the only reason the weld is cold is because the motor he has turning that piece of pipe is moving extremely slow. If he had the heat turned up for proper penetration it would probably melt the material and just destroy the pipe.

[@richardchase4019]

it is too cold I agree but a weld positioner is a very common tool in top quality weld shops

[@kf8575]

Turn the speed of the rotation up then. That weld is crap. Wrong technique altogether

[@bobjohnson48]

been welding 40 Years, arc,mig,tig,heli arc, ect... nice bead however that fact that the pieces revolve at a steady pace makes it easier and nice! Still a great bead and takes lots of practice!

[@neoleomedia1676]

This was done in my county! This company is based in Anaheim which is in the same county as mine.

[@stevevaughn4389]

Nice welding mate ,I'm a heavy welder my self and that's some sweet weld

[@churrasqueiraswest641]

Congratulations my brother as always one work more beautiful than the other you always breathed a lot to create my equipment Here in Brazil in the state of Goiás Aparecida city of goiânia thank you so much for everything

[@markmitzlaff5187]

great bead Man, those toe lines are on point, looks machine produced. Keep up the good work.

[@ekaawahyuni2235]

Nn😍🙄😋🖤😂🙄❣️😂😂😂😂😂❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️💕💕💕💕

[@jerzygawor958]

That's not welding that's pure art! Poetry in motion! Fantastic skill that man - well done!

[@johnfranks2602]

Great looking weld! Looks like it was done by a machine. Thanxxxxx.

[@desertbob6835]

A perfect bead. Having a rotator sure helps!

[@joeb5619]

I got guys at work that weld concrete mixers and they use rotators and they do the same thing but longer welds do to the size of the drum..

[@BoneAnger]

Now try doing that without a rotator using spray transfer

[@PENManufacturing]

You're a little late to the conversation Gavin :-)

[@truegee8038]

Can u please show the actual weld process without rotator, and also make it at least 12mm.welds please?? And what wfs/V??

[@liquidtechnique7201]

In my opinion, MIG is the easiest of all welding

[@donaldlemmons6098]

Expert, is an understatement.....

[@thebatman911]

More beautiful than frosting on a cake! Well done

[@ernienapier70]

I can only hope to have such a precise welding pattern. Time to practice more with my everlast welder.

[@joshrandal6982]

When I advanced to comments there was a video on how to mig like tug stack of dimes. I just laughed. Some how to’s are Dorothy and toto. Ain’t gonna happen. But the welder in this video is really really good. I saw another comment about rotators. If you beef that then you do that quality. No human is that smooth without one and if they are then add a lot of time start to finish. Good quality is expensive and time is money.

[@PENManufacturing]

Thank you for the message. I agree!

[@joshrandal6982]

Pendarvis Manufacturing sure. The public thinks things just magically appear and take everything for granted. Lot of hard work and skill makes it happen. ✌️

[@joesmoe5006]

At my job we use a turn table also it helps make a nicer weld. And it’s more efficient

[@ericpettyfishing]

I wish my job let us listen to music. Nice rotator too. Looks good man!

[@theshadowking402]

After trying to weld for two months I can say I’m impressed

[@s46d45m17]

THAT IS A BEAUTIFUL WELD.

[@СерегаИванин-э3т]

А в котлаване с грязью так же сможешь?

[@romanalex934]

Думаю что нет

[@romanalex934]

А если добавить ливень, Так он туда и не полезет

[@grim_raider_1812]

This is going into my favorites. It looks perfect 😍

[@PENManufacturing]

Yay! Thank you!

[@edenmaegelbolingo1627]

@@PENManufacturing llp😅😅😅😅😅

[@edenmaegelbolingo1627]

@@PENManufacturing pll

[@zubairgour3240]

All the best finishing and welding MIG

[@gunfighterdrummer]

That looks kool..... guess i gotta imagine how the actual weld went all in my head.

[@georgespangler1517]

You would have to have used a mig welder to really appreciate how amazing that guy is to be able to lay down a perfect beed like that,,,

[@SavvyWelder]

I agree very beautiful weld right there. I weld industrial storage racks and heavy structural steel and miss new aren't this perfect but I am always working on my craft but that's great technique mixed with alot of time under the welding helmet and someone who loves welding...

[@alfredogarcia9105]

That positioner helps a lot. Easy money

[@tyronekim3506]

Wow! The weld looks as if it was done by a machine - looks very uniform.

[@Heinj36]

Great job, I love seeing people excel in their field of expertise. And when someone adds an artistic touch to construction work, that's a highly skilled individual right there. I'm in the electrical union, Local 357, and I add a touch of artistic flare to my work, whether it's conduit bending or wiring. Awesome job welding.

[@PENManufacturing]

Thank you for the kind word!!!

[@grahamallen934]

Nice Fish Scale welding dude...Crisp...👍

[@tkalil2]

Either a back and forth motion or lower case "e". Great job!

[@erlindamarzan25]

Tommy Kalil in

[@other80]

Beautiful. Why didn’t they reveal the craftsman?

[@PENManufacturing]

Good question. That video was shot 7-8 years ago on a whim and I just didn't think about that at the time.

[@other80]

Thank you so much for your reply. Thank you for capturing his/her skill.

[@shalaynaclark581]

Ken, I have done enough welding over the last 35 years so I have to consider your comment, I would love to see a pipe/part cut in section and see if that nice looking weld has nice bite, I have seen, and will admitted have made a few welds that did not have enough penetration for me to sleep comfortable at night.

[@bonzoschlacendaker1057]

That is not a weld joint, it's an amazing work of art! It should have its own wing at the Smithsonian.

[@watchinyou2716]

Postioners are awesome They riside in. Shops However to test and get cerified you weld in a fixed position you have to move not the pipe Feild welding much different world...

[@stpbasss3773]

I'm sure he's freaking certified lmao

[@miguelapinedajr5147]

really great weld man👌💯

[@creuzadema1868]

Very good looking weld indeed, but looks a bit cold, can’t see much penetration there..

[@PENManufacturing]

Plenty of penetration!

[@harlannorris6035]

I'd of liked to see the tie-in.

[@MikeMartin-fj6vs]

How can 1700 people NOT like this?

[@balandura7210]

Aren`t there some cracks in flange? As i know, carbon steel must be pre-heated before welding for nearly 200С

[@BrianPendarvis]

Pre-heat not necessary at this thickness of the material.

[@pavielleevans2553]

no it doesn't I weld on flanges this size everyday

[@Adramelek21]

that pipe wasn't tick enough to require a preheating.

[@FiWelditNow]

it all tdepends on the WPS you are using most of the time if its over 50 degrees it wont crack and some WPS permit that.

[@nathansnow4655]

+Pendarvis Manufacturing gravy weld.....just curious are you backstepping there with 0.35 wire??

[@BrianPendarvis]

+Nathan Snow . This part is in a highly visible location and the finish is as important as the quality.

[@arcturusbbqsausagemaking2435]

Nathan Snow Yes he is ive been welding for 36 yrs, hes moving his wire straight through the puddle and circling around in a backward C pattern which will give you that herring bone look some people will tell u its not as strong but there full of shit!! and hes pushing his puddle not dragging it

[@nathansnow4655]

pc565gilmer1 pc565 I know how to mig weld.. my 6 year old can weld mig...must be working at a cheap shop...I've seen robots weld these things and much more all day...they don't need breaks and don't complain about work lol...the real welding is when your hangin and bangin

[@repeatagain1789]

Pushing the puddle it climbs. Pulling the puddle it falls

[@gueror7065]

I'm not being negative because it does look beautiful. But in my opinion, I don't see it so difficult to press the trigger and stand there while the spinner is dome doing its job.

[@TheAnonymous1one]

What was that spray? Anti spatter fluid?

[@PENManufacturing]

Yes. Anti spatter!

[@TheAnonymous1one]

@@PENManufacturing Thanks! Beautiful weld!

[@felipes.5707]

excellent, what kind of gas did you use?

[@bene6952]

I’m not a welder but that looks like a hell of a job!

[@Ringele5574]

It seemed to me, a non-welder, that the weld did not have enough penetration once we saw the weld start. Am I wrong in my assumption that this weld could have been better at a higher amperage and slower travel?

[@kf8575]

Higher voltage + amperage yes. Start was far too cold. Should have been much hotter, and faster too

[@jlyon228]

wow! no one in the entire world knows how to weld except for the few people who comment here. sound plays a huge role in welding also, not just sight. anyone here that is secure with themselves realizes this. from the comments I see there are a lot of insecure people who need a self esteem boost.

[@rickrubio2655]

6013 psi, 1 all positions 3 coating of rod curnent of weld

[@germansmith3291]

What is that he sprayed on the part before welding it? Also, what is the purpose for it? Thanks.

[@madisongilbert8304]

I believe it was a type of spatter spray. mig welders leave a lot of splatter or spatter on the part so the spray helps to keep the metal clean

[@anthonymoody5459]

German Smith it keeps the metal from throwing off alot of splatter

[@fritzbastan4640]

German Smith its anti spatter,you can use also in arc welding. to lesser the spatters and easy to remove no need to grind.

[@arcturusbbqsausagemaking2435]

German Smith THAT spray was spatter shield you spray it on before you weld somthing, it keeps the welding spatter from sticking to your weld and work piece! when you weld especially at higher temperatures molten balls of steel fly off your weld while welding and will stick to your weld and work piece we call them b bs or dingle berrys, nice welding term ehh lol !!

[@erwindoornbos5704]

amatures use this if they weld low amp to much wire this forms spatter that sticks to your material.... if u hear prrrrrrrrrrrrrr on a underhand corner weld pipe to flance. it has to be root fill u do spray arc

[@ShinkuGouki]

That's the most beautiful weld bead I've ever seen

[@mathewwhittle10]

gorgeous... what weave are you using?

[@brockgriffith5271]

What did you spray before you started. And awesome job. That bead is awesome. I like the rotary take idea. Wish we had more use for somethin like that.

[@vinniemclaughlin7267]

Anti spatter spray I think

[@邵震緯]

很精彩的Co2焊接，有如自動焊接，請問電流是多大？250嗎？！

[@cat637d]

Beautiful work, obviously a VERY skilled craftsman!

[@marksmith849]

+cat637d Completely agree. It shows me just how much more practice I need with my everlast welder. The weld consistency on this weld is fantastic.

[@abod4speed]

What did he spray before starting to weld ? Just curious.

[@jamesjine1702]

Soap and water. I use this solution over spatter spray aerosols as spatter spray tends to leave an oily residue. Dawn dish soap and water in a spray bottle works great with no mess to wipe afterwards.

[@chadkennedy3877]

Try doing this in the field on pipe stands thats craftsman ship

[@jca66]

Right! Or how about on an existing line while out of position

[@erwindoornbos5704]

contact arc and anti spat is for non welders, I would go spray arc

[@joedrums1987]

Why use short circuit in a positioner when you can use pulse spray or just spray?

[@dailylogic6602]

Is that speed wagon and Jotaros hats combined

[@darcymcnabb9259]

Why was gmaw used over fcaw or is it mcaw that your using ?

[@rickulmer4957]

use spray transfer 95/5 gases looks cleaner lays smoother with more heat and penetration

[@trailerpark187]

theres different kinds of spatter spray. the aresol cans and the spray bottle kind. its kinda like soap water. but to much will cause porosity.

[@JorgeHernandez-sj5ts]

Are you sure he is not a machine, flawless.

[@Infantry4Life.WarFighters]

So clean... I always wantednto learn hownto weld...

[@warddan2002]

what did you spray on the piece prior to welding?

[@markabel4272]

That’s a beautiful weld. 👍

[@horseshoerich]

what did u spray on the steel before welding

[@Azyls]

+Horseshoerich P It's welding-spray that'll decrease the amount of spray that'll stick to the metal when MIG welding

[@nathansnow4655]

+Azyls you mean spatter...he is running at a nice setting there....no need to worry about spatter

[@BVTV360CLAN]

nice technique but yeah doesnt look like hes getting any penetration, and idk whats up with the spray he put on there but dont you wanna make sure your pieces that your welding together are dry and clean and clear of moisture and dust? dont those things weaken your weld?

[@lanegeer5184]

It was anti splater spray to reduce little bb's,

[@Adramelek21]

It's anti-splatter spray made exactly for that. For the penetration, there's no gap penetration to do on a slip on flange. You have to weld both side of the flange. That's plenty strong.

[@jaymoore4769]

Whoever says he didn’t get proper penetration obviously didn’t see the gap in the beginning 😂

[@thisdj83]

No glass. Nice. Must be for low pressure water or air. Anything else it would need dual shield.

[@PENManufacturing]

Good point and that is exact installation of this spool. Low pressure sewer service

[@thisdj83]

Pendarvis Manufacturing we are doing the same work at this time ☺️ 👍

[@grahamallen934]

He is using the weave technique.. Very small rolling circle.. Stack of Dimes... Easy and effective on a Rotisary.. As l am a welder myself... There are many different positions to weld with different settings on the MIG welding machine ..Burn it in

[@asphaltgypsy4390]

I thought I was a welder....until I saw this guy's bead. Excellent craftsmanship!

[@stacksamill471]

How long u been welding

[@ruthbees7214]

Well done chum you get my vote for sure. So good you would think a robot did it😂❤Ruth

[@eddiebernays514]

what did he spray on the pipe before welding?

[@PENManufacturing]

We call it "Weld splatter spray" It helps keep any dingleberries from sticking

[@Hackerman-bd9hq]

Wait so he just as to hold the welder in one spot?

[@danieldelgado8996]

That's a pretty weld but did it pass Xray test?

[@TomTerrific12]

dId iT pAsS xRaY tEsT.. Pressure pipe welders are so fucking annoying.

[@malo_2139]

There’s no peanuts...beautiful welding

[@huntinglife5202]

I dont enen know why in the hell im watching this for. I have to tig, mig everyday for the past 20 years ahhhhhhhhhhhh its following me . Wish we had lthe luxury of a turning table for pipe but the pipe we do is to big. In saying that pipe is easy with the mig everthing with mig is easy.

[@user-go5hv6dg3d]

Hell.. I don't know why I'm watching this.. I don't even weld...

[@sineferro1389]

I don't really care for mig welding on pipe. I would use E71T-1 dual shield that way it does not leak. That weld looks pretty good for a positioner rotating it, but if you can't do it I guarantee it's going to leak. 7018 or HYPI ROD 7010 preferred for pipe. Especially on flanges.

[@chrisheyer1]

would have been a better video if we could see him weld not just the outcome.

[@indyjons321]

What did he spray onto it at the beginning?

[@PENManufacturing]

That liquid is called "Anti-Splatter" It helps to keep dingleberrys sticking to the surrounding steel.

[@davidhumeniuk_72]

Who does your x-ray and NDT/NDE Work ?

[@billdavid6315]

what did you spray on before you started? What power supply and feeder are you using?

[@mikeford963]

Probably an anti spatter spray looking at clean it is after the weld is done

[@MrRyan6616]

That’s some bad ass welding !!!

[@ianmoone2359]

Walking the cup or pulsed mig?

[@ZenoGTAxs]

I clicked on this video expecting him to make a sick ass top hat

[@aweamo]

Lol