Setting up for Mag-Drill line-boring

[@ChrisMclaughlin-g6n]

It would be my dream to work with this man. He has so much knowledge

[@earlmiller6093]

Hey I really enjoyed this… I did line boring on a log skidder…turned out good… but this gave me more ideas and helpful tips. Thank you!!

[@tansit2344]

On here spilling all the hard earned secrets left and right. Thanks for teaching.

[@georgeferry2464]

This was very helpful. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks!

[@mopedmarathon]

Your welder story just reminded me of when I bought a welder direct from china. Told a mate and a guy overheard and thought I’d bought a welding chinaman…….

[@user-ce7bj4rk8r]

Thanks for showing how to fix things that don’t fall into place. Too many channels make it look perfect and easy. Not helpful when actually trying to learn.

[@petepeeff5807]

The rag duct taped to the helmet was a hoot. I thougt I was the only one. 😂😂

[@HOWEES]

Hard to beat when you're welding out in that bright bright sun. Reflection off the inside of the visor is a PITA. -Cameraman

[@memyselfandeye1234]

Qualiity ... Nice To See An Other Video From You Chaps ... Thank You Kindly... peace

[@joe_preston]

Once you started bending the rod, I knew I was getting professional advice!

[@Blazefork]

Thank you for this, I've got to do lower pins and bushings on the bucket/boom on my 745c.

[@notsofresh8563]

You forehead sure healed fast after you headbutted that grizzly. What does he look like?

[@justindaves1990]

I always question where to know to put the bar on badly worn bores. Sure putting a bar in the center of 2 holes isn’t a problem. But I’m not confident in getting them on the same plane as the 2 in their holes on the other end.

[@daveb3910]

Very cool thank you

[@KISSMYACE3203]

One thing I wish my coworker would learn, tack one side of things and just bend it off. He makes them non removable without cutting and ends up gouging everything he touches. He's a bull in a china shop. 😬

[@theessexhunter1305]

do they sell mig welders in the usa lol. you are not building liberty ships anymore

[@Dwight_D_Eisenhower]

MiG requires prep. Can’t be doing any of that😂

[@ForfeMac]

I have a nice mig welder sitting in the corner of my shop, and 90% of the time it's faster just to grab the old lincoln ac/dc buzz box and get 'er done. If it takes me longer to dig out and set up the mig welder than I'll spend welding, I'm just grabbing the tombstone and a 6011/7018 and getting it done. If I know I'm gonna be doing more than 30 seconds of welding, I'll break out the cobra.

[@theessexhunter1305]

@@ForfeMac Stick has it's place as I have done lots of site work with my Gen Sets but in a working fab/machine shops I go in the Mig rules. I have a lovely DC inverter that I use for small stainless job I do but it is 90% Mig

[@ForfeMac]

@@theessexhunter1305 If I'm doing fabrication I absolutely break out the mig, but if I've just got to tack something you can't beat the convenience of grabbing a 6011 or 7018 and just zapping it real quick. No fussing with wire speeds, voltage, gas flow, is my tip clogged, is my liner good, is the wire shit, how much gas do I have, et cetera.

[@theessexhunter1305]

@@ForfeMac kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_TmZSNp8h9p8k 7018 about 92 amps 3.2mm rod

[@ebayselle]

Sultan's falling over the front of your helmet

[@Bob-cu8no]

Really? Is this satire?

[@Dwight_D_Eisenhower]

No, it’s precision

[@benjurqunov]

He's only showing how boring might be done as an expedient while away from a proper workshop or boring machine.