Friction welding

Friction welding #Friction #welding

[@joelbeltran7231]

You should not pound any material while inserted on the lathe machine chuck..it will damage it and alignment will be affected.. if you want to hammer down that metal, use a bench vise

[@JT-ve2gy]

Lol the man went all in with the hammer

[@Nirotix]

Can't touch this! HAMMER TIME! 🤣 It's only a piece of equipment you use to attempt to produce the most accurate parts you can with your skill set. Why wouldn't you want to hammer on it?

[@Hazed64]

Yeah lol he really wanted to prove his point

[@sdriza]

no joke - people wincing when he goes at it with the hammer.... knowing how long people spend looking for true

[@IceToast-qw8hl]

Damn, I thought the same thing!

[@likeapixel1]

wearing gloves when on the lathe ist a little dangerous dont you think?

[@legoengineworkshop5171]

He is a spud

[@JPGpack]

A potato?

[@andypandy2716]

Not watched it yet but yeah definitely he may as well be wearing a tie

[@soso457957]

i think so.

[@miketrubic2489]

He should clearly touch this 100 degree hot metal with his hands

[@grenade05]

That poor lathe, may it rest in peace.

[@AJ1990.]

Something very rewarding and relaxing about watching two sides becoming one again using nothing but friction.

[@rudolfb2179]

Must be the Boss's / Company's lathe ... 🤦🏻‍♂️ Hitting the metal whilst it's clamped in the lathe - Ai jai jai....

[@howardhiggins9641]

Interesting to watch , but I feel very sorry for both the chucks on your lathe.

[@aintheidot9111]

Is it best to make the surfaces slightly pointy to make sure air doesn't get trapped or does it not matter?

[@sepro5135]

@The Insufferable Tool but what about the Nitrogen, I don’t think it forms bonds with the iron, most likely it gets pushed out though

[@benthelender]

No I believe the surfaces should be flat for even heating, if it was pointed the points would heat up and start bonding but the outer edges would still be too cold for a proper join therefore the weld would be weak

[@davidkirchner4066]

Never wear gloves when working with a lathe.

[@richardpatterson4312]

Why? I do it when it's cold in my wood shop. I'm not a child. I'm a grown adult.

[@icemaiop]

@@richardpatterson4312 Glove suddenly catches on a burr, instantly pulls you in and mangles your arm and often ends up in death. Very gruesome sight to behold, I don't recommend looking it up.

[@richardpatterson4312]

@@icemaiop I'll bet that's never happened.

[@RobShmit]

@@richardpatterson4312 Day one in the woodwork shop about a decade ago I was told this. I'm shocked you don't know--it's safety 101. Look up "degloving accident" it happens all the time. Although the "often ends up in death" thing is bullshit I haven't heard of anyone dying from degloving as it usually just rips skin off + maybe some fingers.

[@mtraven23]

good rule for most spinning tools. I learned it the hard way on my bench grinder, tip of my glove sucked my finger into the wheel. I could see the bone & that finger is a tiny bit shorter than the rest. I do consider (and I think most agree) nitrile gloves to be acceptable. I'm not a big glove guy, but some chips are real nasty...like parting chips or end mill edge chips...nasty like sobs

[@yszhang1107]

I know a guy who lost two fingers when he worked on the lathe with gloves on. The spinning part caught a thread of the glove, then pulled his hand in. He did not get much compensation because of the violation.

[@max-ic1oe]

probably cuz it was in china lol

[@RollingxBigshot]

The middle doesn’t need to be cured?

[@joeylawn36111]

I'm guessing that if you don't stop suddenly, the rotation would twist the ends back apart.

[@lilthommodt]

That and it's easier to adjust a lathe when it is stationary. As such, it is simply more practical and time efficient to stop it as quickly as safely possible.

[@thecrookedanvil]

This dude definitely has breathed cadmium fumes

[@tinkertom3683]

How about shielding it with argon? Maybe you can do titanium and stainless friction welding

[@artspiritsunayan5091]

Wow... how much time it takes?

[@tselmeggyantbold4845]

Hello? Does anyone know wether it is possible to join chrome plated steel with mild steel with friction welding?? I really need an answer, please if anyone knows about it, kindly leave a reply🙏🙏 i would really appreciate it

[@LOzTKaOz]

Actually pretty cool

[@sachinparmar5689]

Can you give me rpm speed for different metal welding

[@samjohnson3124]

yeah another commenter says this too. gloves with high speed machinery doesnt seems like the most experienced machinist thing to do skin will give if you get snagged by the machine, a glove will suck you all in

[@rumsin300]

What was the purpose of the whole friction welding with lathe when I can easily do it with GTAW or SMAW. My I missing something?

[@mtraven23]

to get equivalent penetration, you'd need to grind both rods to a point & then fill all that material back in. You can definitely do it, in fact I have many times...sounds like you're a welder, so I'll bet you have too. But thats a fair bit of work, gotta be careful not to over / unevenly heat the part. and you end up with a weaker joint with all sorts of stresses. I don't think friction stirred joints are totally normalize (like act-oxy welds), but pretty close. last point I'm just guessing, but I'll bet the energy input is less for the friction stir. In commercial work, thats a major consideration.

[@therobot1080]

@@mtraven23 Friction welding also allows for welding dissimilar metals

[@mtraven23]

@@therobot1080 I was not aware of that, useful feature! Can it do ANY 2 metals? Or are there some restrictions?

[@longebane]

@@mtraven23 well?

[@iac4357]

@@longebane Yes ! On YT, type in "friction stir dissimilar metals" !

[@AAvfx]

Interesting job you've got there! Looks fun 😁

[@max-ic1oe]

its hard work and dangerous

[@aklamali4578]

Outstanding Uncle

[@brooksmaxey9745]

Does it bother anyone else that none of these end up concentric?

[@kevon_shabangu]

You're not the only one

[@dora_the_explorer8395]

Good work

[@bhartveersingh1865]

Good job man love u to India

[@lobo80085]

Fantastic demonstration

[@Gamingchithula]

Nice bor

[@abebegenetu9010]

friction welding is one of solid state welding process,, but in solid state welding no melting of work piece so..how can we say this type of welding?

[@dewinmoonl]

2000 BC : yo bro did you know you can rub stick on a wood and make fire and burn the stick up ? 2000 AD : yo bro did you know you can rub stick on another stick and they stick together ?

[@jackoff5994]

I:49 I think is good enough

[@evanzudianto5541]

Pakai rpm 3000 bisa tidak itu

[@rljmofokeng]

This is such a cool watch

[@martijnbeulens2241]

Why did you cut it first :)

[@망고에몽-i6u]

thank you for video

[@user-mn6xm3nx1b]

طريقة ناجحة ولكن فقط في القطع الصغيرة

[@kda_gragas_lovers6108]

Sir how much for an iron rod to weld sir? Welder: a million 💲💲💲

[@mallaiahpaidipala1307]

Very good idea. Super lm. Lykt. Gaod bels you. T. Q

[@slsandaofficial]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@gerrylundergaard60]

Now I understand the need for the gloves on a Lathe. It’s to catch the molten metal lava before it spins off into your face.

[@آبًوٌفُآرسِ666-ث3س]

استمر

[@MrNovruz]

Nice bro !!!!

[@slsandaofficial]

Thanks for the visit

[@ArjunTHAKUR-xd3mi]

This sound is used in free fire

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[@JediFight]

How strong is the weld point?

[@kenhanna6834]

As strong as the parent metal.

[@sanb3586]

Did you took facecut before starting the process ?

[@BrooksMoses]

No need; the two surfaces will fairly quickly lap into each other until there's enough friction for them to start melting. And then once they're melting it doesn't matter at all.

[@rall206]

I think comparison should be used One piece Processing Under pressure

[@alfapatrolbepositve3567]

දිග කම්බි දෙකක් සෙට් කරගන්න පුලුවන්ද

[@slsandaofficial]

ඔව් එහෙම කරගන්න පුළුවන්

[@miranthakurukulasuriya2960]

ekata godak velavata karanne thermit welding ekak

[@fz1205]

What did that poor chuck did wrong? Have mercies!

[@hav1byte]

interesting

[@Mamelas]

i like

[@ajcawley8104]

Things dont usually break on a weld and if they do its because the weld is contaminated

[@p.g.rsampath1468]

good

[@slsandaofficial]

Super

[@s.senthilmurugan382]

Pressure howmuch

[@geofox9484]

10

[@richardpatterson4312]

@@geofox9484 no, mine goes to 11.

[@Nirotix]

Can't touch this... HAMMER TIME! 🤣 It's only a piece of equipment you use to attempt to produce the most accurate parts you can with your skill set. Why wouldn't you want to hammer on it?

[@chanakachanaka9330]

Ela ela

[@ShiftyCDN]

Why make video that shows you clearly have no formal training? The gloves while using the lathe? The hammering while in the lathe? The bouncing rebar? Quit before you hurt yourself.

[@Road_Trip.]

😍😍👌👌👌👍👍

[@slsandaofficial]

😉

[@s.senthilmurugan382]

Metal?

[@iac4357]

Low grade Steel bars.

[@adunbar6784]

You wouldn’t have needed to friction weld them if you wouldn’t have cut them. This is dumb. Also don’t wear gloves when using spinning tools.

[@slsenuji6147]

👍👍👍🌋

[@rakeshsur7881]

Very nice

[@slsandaofficial]

Very nice

[@alexbarclay8084]

Those poor spindle bearings.

[@robertriquelmy7193]

Narration, not music.

[@Farlig69]

Nope, neither, just watch

[@tamasmihaly1]

These types of videos have a creepy vibe.

[@mikesrepairchannel]

Who would want to add 6 inches to a length a rubar. Not incluseding that any length that passes the bored lathe head will just wobble and kill someone

[@bussi7859]

Crap

[@diha5470]

Das ist doch nix neues!

[@GAIS414]

Bullshit! This method, on this machine is not even close to good enough.

[@atomicflame22]

this is how to fuck up your tools