Welding Big Sanitary Pipe And Tubing

[@maierhof]

Been following you a while now - this is the first video where you showed most of the whole thing. THIS is the methodology you need to use. Nice video - thank you.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks, now that im doing more work in my shop I can take the time to make videos like this

[@bjen2005]

Nice job Zach !!! The new shop was definitely a benefit in this instance. Plenty of work space.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

I already want more space, but its so nice having what I do now

[@mikeschmidt7980]

Very nice job! Thank you for sharing. I've been watching your videos for a long time and always learn something new. Take care.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks 👍

[@fraserlewis5767]

Another great video about our industry

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks

[@francisprovost4353]

I did a 6" 0.109" wall job not long ago and man i had a hard time melting that root. First weld i dis Where ferrule that I welded and the end of spool so customer accepted I fuse them from the inside too since I had the room. But for the next joint I ended up putting a bevel id helped a lot melting that root but i didnt put a fill pass. I wish I’ve seen that video before but it wasn’t online yet!!! Just the video I’ve been waiting for a long time. Not always easy I’m a one guy band I’m a welder but not a true PipeFitter but when I have the chance to weld stainless tube I always weld it to sanitary standard as a practice even not required. Thanks a lot for the video!!!

[@hanford_adventures]

Yeah that's thick. Below 4 inch is .063 and above 4 up to I think 6 is .085. I've never done above 4 but I bet it's a way different learning curve

[@DCweldingAndArt]

Dude...shop looks nice bud! Uve come up a little in the pipe game since I last saw ya!(consistent growth) nice job and very useful/interesting job

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks 👍 Thanks I appreciate it

[@nolanfrank582]

Doing that with lift arc is impressive I would need foot pedal to not fish eye. I weld Schedule 10 stainless at my job. That foot pedal is a life saver.

[@mikemehevic5292]

I do 1/2"-6" sanitary and lots of schedule 10 stainless and i never put a gap. Square cut, ram it together and fuse it. If you can't do it then you need to learn how because it saves a ton of time.

[@impavitus]

Good video. I make some welding videos and it's a lot of work

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Yes it is a lot of work

[@byatv]

Zach, thanks for the great video.. It was a perfect video not like pipe wielding.. lol That's why I like your content because its reality based, not perfect.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks, I try to show how things actually are

[@t-bone1890]

Thanks for the video Zak

[@DarlingtonFarm]

You bet, hopefully get some more out

[@AustinWhitehead9]

When you can’t get a tack to jump the gap alot of times you can tap the pipe with something like your wire brush or cutters and it’ll jump.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

I will have to try that thanks

[@brandonlott2122]

GREAT JOB AND VIDEO

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Thanks

[@benjaminmiller6991]

Nicely done!

[@neiljasper5703]

Great video! Looks like you have visited the fireball tool website! Is that the hard tail vise and the big table? Would love to know what you think about them. 👍🏼

[@DarlingtonFarm]

Yes, it is! They have gotten a lot of my money lately. The table and vice are really nice

[@johnlistebarger3059]

What hood/shade are you using ? Excellent video 👌

[@DarlingtonFarm]

It's a sugar scoop I painted and it's got an auto lense from weld tube

[@rfswsi]

A 6in 3M radial bristle brush on a cordless drill would have made a night and day difference on a final blend, even out all the scuffing

[@DarlingtonFarm]

I have been meaning to try those, I really like a red belt on a band file for evening out the finish

[@WeldorLife]

👍

[@ArcticBlues1]

Thank you :)

[@jonwoody3572]

Why don’t you use a metal cutting bandsaw? If it is a good quality machine you will have also a good straight cut. At the end it will be cheaper than every time 165 bucks for only 4 cuts. If you can find on the other side of the pond some beam clamps M10,it’s a lot easier for holding your purge plate

[@zenlandzipline]

Yeah that’s what I say too. I have a Wilton 9”x16” and a Rong Fu 9”x16” band saws. (Blade is 135” on one, and 142” on the other). If you take the time to adjust your bandsaw to cut straight, and use a blade with a high TPI count, you can make hundreds if not thousands of cuts into stainless steel. Straight, clean, accurate cuts. I do it all the time, as I do a lot of the same type of work this guy is doing here. I can see where that saw he has would be good in the field though. But for shop work…the bandsaw.

[@DarlingtonFarm]

I could not get my band saw to cut that as square as I needed plus I need to be able to cut that stuff on sight. I kept getting the band saw blade to walk about a blade width +-

[@jonwoody3572]

@@DarlingtonFarm check your rollers from your bandsaw,if they move too much “wobbling ” that’s the reason from no straight cuts Or use ceramic saw guides

[@Maximko23life]

Подвинь камеру к стыку

[@ssweld3896]

Why don't you just use a 5" grinder to cut and grind a prep on the pipe. They cost like 5bucks

[@davidlambert2537]

How about welding shots of your work....Who wants to hear you just talk....I'm just saying...

[@johnnyentemang7457]

How many mm?