Learn Stainless Steel Grinding and Polishing on welding Joints - By AMbros custom

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Stainless Steel Grinding and Polishing on welded joints is an important task for any fabricator. And as I said its a time-consuming process to make joint up to high gloss finish. The perfect way to do this work is by increasing gradually the number of grit. Usually, a good buffing surface appears after 1200 to 1500 grit. But unfortunately, I am not able to find those grit sizes from the local supplier. But by giving slightly more time to the 600 grit scotch Brite wheel almost near the perfect buffed surface can be achieved. In the video, I showed two objects with different finishing onto them. First one is the welded pipe joint and the second one is the angle piece and onto both the pieces I show step by step method to do the grinding. Onto the angle piece, I start from 60 grit and ended up to 600 grit with various kinds of grit sizes because I divided the angle into different parts. If you have any question left definitely feel free to ask.
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[@jonardacuna802]

God bless you brother for sharing your knowledge

[@josephsmithe5774]

I want to start stainless steel welding with my Everlast welder. This video has been very helpful.

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks Joseph.

[@ramawadh2117]

Useful information, very thanks

[@JKkindasorta]

Excellent video, very informative! Using the angle sections to illustrate the different grit/compound finish was extremely insightful. Thank you!

[@ambroscustom]

Thank you mate, appreciate your words:)

[@thisisjaggu]

It's very helpful for the beginners

[@martins5]

Aqui no Paraná, estado brasileiro, uso menos ferramentas e tenho um resultado semelhante ou pouco melhor. Parabéns pelo vídeo, boas contribuições. Sempre continue assim. Tank you.

[@ambroscustom]

aprecio isso irmão

[@roystonsixtus]

Excellent info brother 👍👍🙏

[@SOURABHJANGRA007]

THERE R THOUSANDS OF CHANNELS ON KZbin BUT OTHERS DIDN'T TEACH BUT U R ARE SIR NON COMPARABLE SIR LOTS OF LOVE FROM HARYANA

[@vijayandamodaran9622]

Nice voice &well explained

[@karlalton3170]

Just what i needed to know Bro thank you 🙏🙏

[@ambroscustom]

Appreciate your words brother 🙂

[@santhimohanraju6785]

Thanks for giving valuable information sir.

[@ambroscustom]

Your welcome mate.

[@abdullahdar1442]

Awesome information thank you so very much SIR Gee

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks Abdullah Bhai.

[@ashrafshaikh4792]

Excellent video 👌

[@pururajd.chowdhury3817]

Good tutorial session.

[@aaronbecerra2958]

Excelente trabajo. Y bien explicado cada uno de los pasos . Saludos cordiales desde Acapulco México

[@ambroscustom]

gracias por los comentarios hermano contento de haber ayudado :)

[@aaronbecerra2958]

@@ambroscustom es d mucha ayuda . Muchas personas tiene una idea , pero no sabemos cómo empezar y tú forma de hacerlo es en proceso largo pero garantizado. De qué país eres ?

[@jeffbeck1104]

Such a very helpful video for me. Thank You.

[@ambroscustom]

Pleasure to hear that mate 🙏

[@billarroo1]

Great tutorial, thanks William Orange county, ca. USA 😆😆😆

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks William appreciate your feedback.

[@jamesdeslondes53]

Far better explanation than other videos 😊😊

[@ambroscustom]

Glad you liked it sir🙏

[@AMbrosWorkshopTips]

Nice information.. Keep up the good work..and increase our knowledge

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks bro

[@nisanthnipu3711]

Thanks for your information

[@SkipperAllen]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks for being here:)

[@dilipbhandari7101]

भाई अगर ये व्हिडीवो हींदी मे होता तो समज मे आता

[@Tracks777]

amazing content

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks bro

[@johncalvin378]

Good information 👍

[@mpr150]

God bless you and your family Sir, See you making more videos and developing skills across this lazy nation

[@ambroscustom]

Appreciate your words brother 🙏

[@jerchlau3545]

I was pausing the video so you can take a breath... wew... you speak nonstop, but great content men, very good information. Great work.

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks brother..

[@munnachakra4342]

Great work brother, you have tons of experience

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks for your words:)

[@sean4839]

Dud you do great work. I've just recently taken up welding. You have important small details to share - the small things that make the bigger picture understandable - something simple like grinding the welds in one steady position - I did not know that yesterday but I know it today Thank you!

[@ambroscustom]

Appreciate your words brother. It means alot to me🙏.

[@theausteregraunt]

Worthy video 👏👏

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks for the feedback 🙏

[@techwithvj4162]

informative video ..well done 👍👍👍👍...I am your subscriber now.....

[@merouanemegdad8041]

this is very gooooooooooooood

[@Weldhrp-wehustler]

(kyaa hi baat hai!) so hard work brother very well information thanks from heart

[@ambroscustom]

Appreciate your feedback mate:)

[@mdrakim9313]

Sair your Hindi video spiking

[@sachinl428]

Great informative video. Very well explained. Can I apply same process for Mild steel or High Carbon Steel polishing ?

[@user-pj4of7sk7v]

Здравствуйте,я живу в России и мне очень понравилось смотреть ваше творчество!!!!!! Это видео идёт с русским переводом в субтитрах и это просто Отлично!!! Также под видео идёт текст на русском и всё понятно!!!! Успехов в вашем творчестве!!!

[@ambroscustom]

Я глубоко признателен за твои добрые слова, брат. Удачи тебе тоже :)

[@sateeshnaidu2858]

Super sir

[@prashantpalimkar919]

Nice narration

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks 😊

[@weldingtechnologytechnical4820]

very nice Vedeo Technical

[@mikew151Manhattan]

what an amazing video! thank you so much!!

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks buddy:)

[@snaashers]

Nice vid bro!

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks dear:)

[@ajglasstaff]

Thanks alot .

[@Coptah]

Your Voice is great, I just watched your stainless steel heat colouring video to see how to do it but i really enjoy how articulate and consistent your english is. Subbed

[@ambroscustom]

Hahahaha....thanks brother. Appreciate your words.

[@boydiego887]

What Right welding machine ampere 4 stainless rod

[@boydiego887]

What is amphere stainless rod that welding machine

[@ambroscustom]

@@boydiego887 55-60 amps for 16-18 gauge pipe with 2.4 mm thick rod

[@augustobarbosa9762]

Muito bom!

[@ambroscustom]

obrigado cara :)

[@prashathprashath538]

Thank bro

[@ADILKHAN-gh4xg]

👍🏻

[@sureshsky458]

👍👍👍👍

[@ashrafshaikh4792]

Nice

[@SWL111]

Hi...very nicely explained.. can you explain following thing.... - how to achieve good matt finish on ss 304. - how to remove black stain mark n grinder wheel marks from existing matt buffed finish surface. - & which disc n buffing sopes are recommend to achieve matt finish step by step.

[@ManishYadav-ds8wj]

Make a vvideo on matte finish too

[@steelmaxkoiupalamtirur1998]

Naic

[@UKABRASIVE]

very nice

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks mate

[@girikumaran3812]

Which is most best buffing wheel for 304 pipe joint ?

[@user-dx6dx9md4j]

Hi bro, i have watched and learning welding and fabricating by seeing professionals..i want to gain more knowledge about welding, fabrication, and some of the videos you have mentioned details about where to cut and you made 3d diy to cut and made infinite cube ...i need to learn that basics and all for ..will you help me brother ...

[@WaschyNumber1]

🖖 👍

[@lilchugi]

Would you kindly make a video on safety when welding

[@farisnajib3355]

so we need to use all the polishes to get the good result which is similar as mirror?

[@vinodprohit]

nice video....do you know how make this compound

[@wamembonathan6927]

Thanks so much for the video. Now my question is I would like to Polish a stainless chair from, it has scratches all over and I want to Polish it to look brand new. Which tools can I use. Thanks I will be grateful to hear from you

[@ambroscustom]

Dear for the polishing the chair you should look overs the scratches. You can compare from the sample which I showed in the video. My recommendation are to go with 400 grit scotch brite wheel if they are littel deep but don't go less than that. If they are light scratches then you can easily buff them with the polish and the buffing wheel. The white polish works best for that. For a round pipe there is definitely little difficult if you go with angle grinder but it's doable, I don't recommend to buy seperate tool for just one time work. Use the scotch wheel which have a contour( an already used wheel have that curved shape) for more contact. Thanks for being here:)

[@jimitsoni96]

Royal Enfield bullet ke engine per konsa compound use kare ?

[@dharmarajsubedi8893]

In which grander wheel used to cut welding surface it means how to unwelding through wheel ?

[@mdakrm7368]

Where I buy white conpound

[@wamembonathan6927]

Thanks once again I have also some plans to start welding stainless but I was wondering to begin because I thought I only need a mig welding machine but this video has shown me how to weld with stick welding but my question is are their special stainless stick rodes or I can use ordinary steel rodes . Thanks

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks Nathan for the kind words, really appreciate your feedback. For the stick welding there are thinner rods available like 3/32" and 1/16" and usually 50-60 amps settings works good for upto 18 gauge sheet metal. If you are able to get them use any of these. They comes little costly then rest of the rods sizes and for the right technique you can consider watching one of my video over this topic.

[@touchlessgatessrinagar5408]

@@ambroscustom hi , very nice videos I subscribed . I am building a gate , using 304 1.2 mm thick tubing . On corner miter joints how to remove the slag and blackish can I grind off using flexible then use 120 grit flap and then use a localscotch bright ! Please guide

[@ambroscustom]

@@touchlessgatessrinagar5408 thanks dear, well if the welding bead is little thick than first grind it with stone wheel and make sure to use wheel vertical like how you cut with cutting disk. By doing that you are able to remove most of the high spots, but make sure not to go all the way down, leave a little bit of material onto the surface. After that switch to 120 grit. After doing that fist Operation now you have to grind less material and able to avoid gouging into the material surface. But make sure to be careful while using grinding wheel vertical. I basically used around 8 different sizes of wheels to remove scratches from the joints. Remember one thing try not to overheat the grinding area and do not apply too much pressure on wheels during grinding. More heat you generate more it's going to deform. I hope it's gonna help you or may be in near future I made a in depth video tutorial on this. Good luck for your build and be safe:)

[@touchlessgatessrinagar5408]

@@ambroscustom thanks I agree . I just fear black shade coming on to the weld area due to slag so I am removing it withso much literally with tweezers ! Haha . Keep vids coming. We need to learn safety and local techniques with a scientific twist like the angreej .

[@ambroscustom]

Hahahaha.... Try using pickling agent like weldbright, you are easily able to remove oxides without grinding, just apply that chemical and leave it for 1 hr and rinse with water. You are good to go. Watch my infinity cube table build to see how that worked.

[@ramanreddy1957]

Kindly make video on Matt finish

[@ambroscustom]

Sure dear.

[@thelastgs-pian9965]

Aesome man, I get those sponge wheels in only 1 version and they dont have any grit number mentioned on it, thanks to you i got to know there are diffferent types, my question is can we polish old rusty rebars for decorative projects , in the same way ? how to prevent hem from getting rust again.?

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks pal. Polishing old rust rebars is a bit more difficult because of the curls and ridges. Those scotch Brite wheels tears down alot more faster on those ridges, so getting a mirror finish is a bit more difficult. The thing you can do is wire brush them and then buff them without going to use any flap disk or Scotch wheel. This gives you good result also on rebars without damaging it's looks. As far as protection is concerned if you don't wanted to cover them with clear varnish only thing you can do is cleaning them daily or having a thin layer of oil (wd-40) rubbed onto the surface but this thing also need to be done on regular basis.

[@thelastgs-pian9965]

@@ambroscustom thanks for the prompt reply, i have seen some videos here showing rebars with a shiny chrome look, how do they get those, I want to do a few diy projects like door handles and cot hanger.

[@Sunil.369]

Please make the video in Hindi so that people can easily understand

[@campostorres1790]

Wat is tis campo ..Colombia

[@vivekvv9136]

Bike fork stump polish video

[@chanuchanu802]

यह वीडियो मेरे काम लायक है आप हिंदी में

[@evadevries2952]

I learned the hard (and expensive) way...only buy 3M or Norton abrasives.

[@vaishnavituljapurkar9438]

Hello Sir really nice video I hv one question please let me know will it be helpful in overcoming joint or gap between two SS 304 sheets?

[@ambroscustom]

Can you send me pics on my Instagram @ambros.custom Then I will able to understand how much gap is their and tell you the correct way to overcome.

[@lovepreetdhanoa3917]

Stainless steel ke shining lane ke lye konsa wheel sahi rhhe ga koe bta skda veer

[@ambroscustom]

Video phela saari dekho. Sab kuch tha dassiya hoya va.

[@deepakjangde129]

Pastic ke liye konsa compund use hoga

[@ambroscustom]

None from this video, there is a special compound from 3M and Norton which is used to buff painted surfaces that works brilliant on plastic. But you need to sand down the surface upto 1500 grit before using them.

[@ranashahzadahmed8491]

Can I learn with you

[@user-pj4of7sk7v]

Hello,I,m Russian man, good luck in working!!!!

[@Hafeezee90]

which one is good ? green white or brown?

[@ambroscustom]

Green and white for high gloss, and brown mostly used for brush finishing.

[@rajchandaluri]

Bro, which welding machine shoud i buy for DIY projects and i would need a machine for iron, steel, SS, and aluminum. Plz advise

[@ambroscustom]

Preffer tig, because it also comes with stick welder and gives you smooth and hassle free work. Product quality comes very good with tig but you need to master that. You also need to understand that quality comes with money, tig welding work is expensive so consider these things in mind before making any decisions. Good luck👍

[@drewangell6262]

I am wondering what grit to use to end up with 2B finish?

[@ambroscustom]

You can get same result with a 600 grit sandpaper but after using Scotch Brit wheel upto 600 grit you have to do the hand sanding of the surface with 600 grit to even out the scratch pattern.

[@henryfrancisco176]

Bro..I have finished installing my stair handrails using 2x2 tubular stainless steel 304..but when I applied buffing using color green buffing soap, instead to be same as mirror, it became blurred

[@ambroscustom]

Dear there might be two reasons and I am hoping that you prep the surface before buffing upto 600 grit. first is that you might need to pay little more time on buffing and try to go little slower,and if already did that then use a warm damp cloth and gently rub the surface the top greasy layer gets removed and you get the shiny surface. If that doesn't work either than polishing compound your supplier provide that has a mate finish properties. Because the color code might change from company to company.

[@sushantgupta9336]

Sir I want a steelness steel gate for main gate of my flat. What material and point should I ask for from my welder?? Please suggest Sir...

[@ambroscustom]

Go with 304 stainless 16 gauge pipe

[@shahwaznaqvi6848]

very useful and informative video....keep it up bro

[@ambroscustom]

Are bhai tujhe kaise aa gai notification iski

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks 😊

[@shahwaznaqvi6848]

Notification to ani hi thi because I am one of your oldest subscriber....

[@alexrowdy2718]

Thanks ! Very educational. But be careful with your t-shirt - dangerously close to the grinder !

[@IgniteMoto]

Which colour soap bar is suitable for car headlight(fiber or plastic)

[@ambroscustom]

Its better to use emery paper and buffing paste from 3m which often used for polishing paint. That work much better. For that you need foam pad wheel not the one shown in the video.

[@IgniteMoto]

@@ambroscustom thankyou for your guidance bro

[@mayankshekharsingh2118]

how much cost for polishing of 8*5 or 10*5 bacony box

[@sivamsivamgopi2266]

Round type

[@rachidbaaira9869]

Thank you so mush for all information, I have a question plz : whats Polishing color to polish ''iron'' (le fer in frensh language)?

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks dear, I think you must be talking about mild steel and you can use either green or white compound as they are made for hard surfaces. But this material is difficult to kept shiny as it rust alot faster than stainless because of lack of crome content. But those two colours of polish you can still use on mild Steel or iron.

[@rachidbaaira9869]

@@ambroscustom thank you brother

[@ananthprabhu7833]

Sir I want polish my S.s container please help me

[@BasantKumar-uq8eg]

How polish steel sheet?

[@ambroscustom]

It's same procedure dear, but you have to use different pads the one uses to buff cars

[@sheeba989]

Hello.. great video. Great info shared. Thank you. Which is the machine you have used for grinding? Angle grinder brand? Hows the quality?

[@ambroscustom]

I would say preffer Makita over any other brands in india, much compact and powerful and price is reasonable for the quality you get.

[@sheeba989]

@@ambroscustom i mean which is the machine you are using in this video?

[@ambroscustom]

@@sheeba989 it's from king, 4" variable speed grinder

[@sheeba989]

@@ambroscustom will it be available in Amazon? What is the price?

[@ambroscustom]

You should check yourself.

[@Saurabhsingh-oi7ls]

Can u guide to to polish my steel gate nd help me remove little screech

[@ambroscustom]

Dear i told everything in this video, there is nothing left to tell you. If you have any questions let me know.

[@Alif_laila853]

I need help please help me . I have steel gate and after welding mirror side of sheet have many spots how i recover it

[@ambroscustom]

Dear you can use pickling agent to remove those spots but it will going to dull that surface where you apply that chemical. So apply carefully.

[@herbertherbomoore415]

Where do you buy your polishes from?

[@ambroscustom]

You can get easly online. Or store who sell abrasive or stainless steel pipes.

[@arielnuarin9121]

Hi bro I always watch your video it helps me a lot hope I can get your Facebook for my future question regarding for stainless publication if you dont mind more power and thank you

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks man appreciate your words. You can contact via email or Facebook the link is in youtube about section.

[@arielnuarin9121]

AMbros Custom Hi bro thanks for replaying to my msg i don't know how to get to your Facebook I'm not good can you give me your account or page so I can fallow you also in Facebook thanks

[@ambroscustom]

facebook.com/ambroscustom

[@vivekvv9136]

Please bro. bike fork stumb scratch polishing video

[@ambroscustom]

Dear process is almost the same. But start according to depth of scratch. 400 grit and then move on upto buffing. Most of the time light scratches can be easily removed by buffing only.

[@rajendramalviya8955]

Ham ss 304 structure buffing mate finishing & fabrication ka work karte ..... Hamre pas me power tools 1.5 hp 5800 rpm chen mashin he mate finish ka material batlaye sir plz hindi

[@abirsyedd]

Need to know hairline sander?

[@laddi6615]

दोस्त अपना एक और चैनल बनाओ उस चैनल में आप हिंदी में बताओ

[@phantomtech287]

Bro where to buy this polishing soap bars

[@ambroscustom]

Any tool shop can provide you these soaps or you can buy online but little costly. I got 70₹ per piece

[@phantomtech287]

@@ambroscustom okok thank you bro

[@mohamedanwar4339]

what is the brand name of your grinders?

[@ambroscustom]

It's from king brand, very durable and robust but there are surely other good brands too, suggest to buy a long handle grinder that would be much better to work with.

[@Show_aeyb]

how to remove heat marks?

[@ambroscustom]

Watch complete video it's given in the video. I am not make Tik - tok kind video.

[@judittoth4527]

Hi there, I'm trying to polish small stainless steel tube beads to a high gloss finish in a barrel with steel shots and burnishing liquid but it's not happening. Do you have any advice or tricks I could try? Thank you! xx

[@ambroscustom]

Hi dear, before giving you any advice I wanted to know what tools you have, what is the size of those beads and what's quantity, are you need to buff regularly or its just a small project you are working on. What is inside hole dia of the beads, definitely let me know so that I can figure out something.

[@judittoth4527]

@@ambroscustom Thank you for your reply 😊 The beads are small tubes, 5mm long, 2mm diameter, hole is about 1.4-1.5mm. I have thousands of them. This is not a small project, I specialise in stainless steel Morse code jewellery. Last time they forgot to polish my beads so they're matte and my round beads (for the dots) are very shiny so I need the tube beads to match them as much as possible. I've been researching the whole thing, I think I'm gonna try to polish them with ceramic media to see if it works. Last night I tested a small batch of the beads with the steel shots, bicarb soda, a drop of diswashing liquid and some vinegar, in a bottle, shaking them by hand for an hour or so, they look much better. I keep experimenting 😅

[@ambroscustom]

Well shaking them with hand is definitely not good idea, but the thing I recommend you is to have a tumbler like system or if you just wanted to try you can do it manually or connect it to drill machine so that it can rotate for 1-2 hrs. So what most probably work is to have polishing liquid. I don't know whether it's available in your area or not but use some cotton balls and use some liquid polish and put them in bottle or close container and make sure to have have some space in it so that the material easily able to rub with the cotton balls. Don't use too much polishing liquid because we don't need soggy cotton balls, that will not going to work effectively and one more thing to consider is to have a little hard cotton balls or you can mesh it to remove the fluffiness. More than 90 % sure that it's goona work. I can't tell about the scratch removal because I didn't have the exact idea of finish already present on it. But I am sure that this method will surely bring that shiny luster look on those beads. Good luck but definitely let me know weather you succeed or not.

[@judittoth4527]

@@ambroscustom I do have a barrel and everything else I need, last night I just wanted to test that combo without turning the machine on, it was very late night... OK, thank you, I'll try your suggestion. I'll get back to you when I find something that works :) x

[@BasantKumar-uq8eg]

How to deweld steel

[@baladar1353]

De-weld? Un-weld? What do you mean? Do you want to get rid of beads and smooth the surface after welding, or completely remove the weld, because you welded it wrong? The procedures are almost the same: if you want to get rid of excess beads, you have to grind them to the level of the surface. If you want to undo the weld because it looks like shit, then you have to separate the parts along the welding line and then grind the remaining excess material. You want to use a thin cutting disk to separate the parts, take care not to burn the steel, because if you overheat it (steels turn light brown/blue/gray when overheated), steel will lose rigidity/sturdiness. Advance in small steps, it takes some practicing to do it the right way.