New Plasma Cutter Attachment

[@Hey_Its_That_Guy]

Australia may have Kurtis, but we have I C Weld with his new light saber!

[@ralflisell3287]

Australia also have Clickspring, but I adore all three guys.

[@bigbrooklyn25]

😂😂

[@TheInvoice123]

Behind every good man is KIWI wife (Karen)

[@TT-qo9dv]

@@ralflisell3287 click spring is another good one.

[@markfryer9880]

​@@TheInvoice123 Is Karen a Kiwi? I thought that she was just a good Queensland girl?

[@mr_b_hhc]

Cutting Edge and ICWeld on the same day - mana from heaven. Kurtis looks great in the welder's cap you sent him BTW. Much love from the UK.

[@emptech]

I have a small shop, mostly hobby stuff, I'm always learning from the two of you, Issac and Curtis. I'm 76 and still learning. I know that Curtis has mentioned you on one of his videos. We all appreciate the many examples of your work and how you attacked it. Keep it up. Jim

[@dirtfarmer7472]

@@emptech We don’t stop learning until we die

[@markfryer9880]

​@@dirtfarmer7472Clever people don't stop learning. There are plenty of people who have stopped learning about anything.

[@nizzurtmontalgizzert6462]

Oh man that sawzall blade is for wood! My hats off to you for being able to cut welds out like that. Diablo makes really good blades, will save you alot of time and physical wear and tear on your body. Keep up the good work👍

[@samuelbacon1596]

The saw blade that I was a cat and the Sauzal was either Lenox or a Diablo for demolition and carpentry but it’s also capabilities of cutting Nealon bet it would that’s one of my favorite blades as a carpenter remodeler for getting through things I didn’t think you’d ever get through it and it was like running a jackhammer because it wasn’t to be used for that but he got through it Sam bacon

[@dangroce82]

That was a bi-metal blade.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Not His First Blade Selection Rodeo

[@tdotw77]

​@samuelbacon Say what now?!? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤔😅😅

[@truracer20]

It's for metal. Sawzall 101, quit using the fine tooth blades on steel, notably thicker steel. Removing old steam heat radiators and piping the blades you imagine are for wood last 5x longer and cut 10x faster than the fine tooth 'metal' blades.

[@georgestender7172]

Issac, I look forward for your Posts. I don't weld but there is so much to learn about Planning and the logic you apply to all your work. I really enjoy seen your Son Working with you, he is fortunate to have a great Teacher. I noticed Many people View your Posts but Only a fraction will take the time to at least give you a Thumbs up for your Effort. know you are Appreciated

[@ICWeld]

I appreciate that!

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Unspoken gratitude is seldom heard!

[@marionstorm9004]

I saw Isaac whip out that long torch and an image immediately popped into my head. It was Isaac striking a Masked Zorro pose and slashing his name into a piece of metal. He's good enough with a camera to pull it off, too. Great camera work taking us along with your repair, Isaac!

[@markfryer9880]

I can picture Isaac rolling around on the floor pissing himself laughing at the thought of him as Zorro! Then through tears in his eyes he will try to explain it to the rest of his family! 😅 It will become the family joke for the next week or so! 😂 Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 Friend of Zorro! 😅

[@Pipewelder68]

I always learn something from your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make them

[@Barnagh1]

This is a great channel. On the point of ruining your camera - get a few screw-in filters for your lens, consider them sacrificial. They’ll protect your lens from sparks.

[@w.o.o.d.y]

Testing a new cutting tool on a clients job, knowing you have the knowledge to repair absolutely any errors made. Massive skills and even bigger cojones Isaac. Respect dude.

[@robertmanley7556]

I really dig that new plasma torch handle😳😳 and new tips those would be so handy !! The Gouging tip would be so nice !! And the regular cutting tip you would be able to reach into places you would normally not be able to reach !! I really like Hypertherm's way of thinking very handy new ideas !! Great work as always Thank you for filming this also . And yes in the words of Curtis 🤣🤣 👍👍👍

[@ronbuckner8179]

Man, that new plasma cutter looks like a butter knife in your hands man! What a great tool for your tool box!

[@robertr4193]

Those new plasma cutter tips worked real well and made quick work of removing the metal you wanted to get rid of. Pretty clean as well.

[@ihdieselman]

Sorry I've missed some content I've been way to busy for the tube for a while. Top level as always. All hail the algorithm.

[@kennyFF033]

I would have DIED laughing if an Australian accent would have said 'F**** off plane!'. I like the new light saber, it really gets off in there. Hope you stay cool this summer, be safe.

[@apex-td5th]

Nicely done. The right tools are nothing without the knowledge and experience to use them. You have a great steady hand. No burn through on the parent metal. Always tough on thin metal.

[@Munguy-i8j]

Thank you Isaac . Man that looks good.

[@johnhoehn1692]

I've learned a ton from watching your videos, keep them coming!

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

Man. That’s a cool torch. I could see that being a slick rig for plasma gouging. That is if it can take the heat for extended periods of time

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Yes it’s a bit of a strange little job, but they brought it to the right guy, your due care and attention is always impressive. I guess Hypertherm is the go to for air plasma tools eh? Cheers from Tokyo!

[@overwatch2671]

Issac, that new plasma wand is the cats meow, so to speak. That saw saw blade was a diablo blade. There are all bi metal blades. I use them on everything. They now have a circular saw blade that will cut 1/2 inch steel. Cleanly. Great video sir.

[@warrenjones744]

"I am not gonna say that was fun". LOL I know just what you mean! Hypertherm for the win. Twenty mins up the highway from here is the place they make those.

[@Hey_Its_That_Guy]

Most guys cut plate with 18 TPI blades. Isaac cuts plate with 6 TPI (wood) blades! 💪

[@warrenjones744]

Most people are not Isaac 🤣

[@rudysaldivar4228]

Is it just us, or was that a wood blade? Sure the hell looked like one.

[@Hey_Its_That_Guy]

@@warrenjones744 That's right!

[@tdotw77]

It's a demolition blade so it will cut wood & metal, wood w\ nails, plastic....or steel if it's the only one you have on hand ATM 😅

[@bigguns45acp]

I believe it was a carbide tipped blade from Diablo rated for wood or metal. Designed predominantly for construction demolition. Milwaukee has a similar one called the Axe.

[@MrRebar15]

*I C Weld* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[@MrPerry61]

Those new tips are like a scalpel.

[@bob-the-Millwright]

I like the new Hypertherm Plasma torch. Great repair! Next week you get to do the other side. Thanks for the video.

[@erichill5208]

That would be a really handy plasma tip. Being straight would make it super handy for some jobs. We don’t always get perfect setups in perfect situations doing field welding repairs on heavy machinery

[@patrickcolahan7499]

Nice work as usual Isaac. Thanks very much for sharing. Your tack welds look better than most peoples continuous welds. Hope you are going on vacation. Enjoy.

[@markhelseth253]

Its like you can see the repair in your mind behind the metal. You are an amazing sculptor!

[@JonDingle]

HyperTherm seem to be on a roll with great equipment. But, to have great results takes great skill and you ain't short of skill Isaac. An interesting repair.

[@richardlincoln8438]

I learn something new almost every episode Issac. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.

[@reefe5657]

Thank you very much for the time you spend making these videos

[@wrstew1272]

You got those new tips just in time! Makes it look a lot easier than a bath in molten metal a oxy torch would do. Of course you make everything look like it is easy 😅. Great video!

[@markreetz1001]

Great new torch. That really gets right in there. Just so you know, it hurts when you hit your hand with a hammer and you might want to avoid it!

[@joeheilm]

I think the slow mo guys use mirrors to keep their cameras from getting ruined. Keep that camera safe, and keep the content coming, this is one of my favorite channels. Cheers

[@jackgreen412]

Yours is one of my channels. Yoy keep your cool, even though the work and locations look hot. You break the job into little pieces so it's not overwhelming. Lots of admiration for a true craftsman!

[@TalRohan]

I like that plasma cutter a lot...very nice bit of kit. Nice tidy work Isaac as always , well worth watching

[@johnwesner3935]

Hey Issac, I still drag out my old sawzall from time to time as well. Still destroys my shoulder and wrist as well. I've been using the "dish" type cut off wheels that will cut flush with the flat of the blade. I picked up a M12 power hacksaw that uses the standard sawzall blades and find that helpful in thinner metals. The more tools in the box makes the jobs easier. Always great to see real world repairs. Thanks from Wisconsin

[@metalfusion67]

wax stick lubricant works wonders to cut down on saw blade friction on jobs like this..that Hypertherm extension sure is a game changer in obtructed cutting..nice work

[@ICWeld]

good idea

[@johnwesner3935]

Hey Issac, I just bought one of those vodo magic eraser. ( Plasma Cutter) Used it first time yesterday. It was only on 18ga but I had a couple circles to cut and it worked well. Never used one before. I'm rebuilding a 65 F350 dump truck. The box is well damaged and will put my new cutter to the test. My oldest grandson has access to a press brake and drop off 1/8" steel to make the replacement sections. Life is good here in Wisconsin!! Thanks

[@ICWeld]

Oh man. that sounds like a good project. Its cool that your grandson has that brake. its gonna come in super handy.

[@joeandmichelle7375]

I like the overlapping tack method going uphill far more than running a downhand bead with solid wire mig. I used to do it that way and got some criticism for it too until i hot broke some pieces in the press and showed the penatration.

[@bubbagreensmith7174]

Isaac at his trickery again! Good job 👍👍

[@danielpullum1907]

Hey Isaac, A thought just came to me you might want to check out. Clint at C&C Equipment was using a Snap-On "air chisel" that also acted as a air powered hammer. He was driving pins out of a "dozer blade". Worked way better than a hammer and chisel. I have an air chisel myself but it is not like what Clint had.

[@woody1320]

Oliver at Snowball Engineering is also an excellent welder in the UK, enjoy all of you!

[@blackbuttecruizr]

I give them a month before the other side breaks! Great work.

[@Frank-Thoresen]

Looks like Chinese mini excavator quality

[@BruceBoschek]

Wow! That Hyaccess tip is terrific, especially the second one! Whether you will be doing less torch cutting now? We shall see. Thanks for another top-notch video.

[@65cj55]

Those Plasma Tips are a game changer.

[@lloydprunier4415]

In shock that you used the sawzall! Those new plasma tips are really a game changer.

[@arustydodge2111]

Always learn from you, ISAAC. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍

[@jerremyvinson6310]

I like that straight tip for the torch need to get one of those.

[@stovebolt448]

Thanks for the video I.C. you get to play with all the neat new toys😁 hey thanks for taking us along on the project, wish I had some of these welders, plasma cutters etc. when I was working on car projects. Ok sounded like you were heading off on a vacation, have fun, see ya next video.

[@MasterHustler]

That C style Lenco ground clamp is a serious clamp. I need to buy one also.

[@ghilreese3413]

Perfect. Thanks for the videos.

[@johnkruton9708]

WOW. Hypertherm knocked it out of the park. I have a LE plasma torch regular 90 degree and reworking my smoker. PITA to cut inside the box and I have to accommodate the tip offset and the 90 angle. I sure would love to switch over to your setup especially with that long handle that mimics a acy torch. Problem is I don’t use it for making money. So I’ll just have to keep adjusting and grinding and finding other ways to do my projects. Thanks for all your torch work. Truly a Master.

[@marctrossbach6560]

Hell yeah!! Making it happen

[@stevewbeards]

That plasma cutter end is awesome. I dont think i would have a use for it but i want one anyways. Great video as always.

[@hubertrobinson8825]

Another job well done

[@cyberhornthedragon]

ok that new cutter looks like its excellent for really tight spots !

[@stevenakn1]

Great repair man. They will be back when they run the other side into something🔥

[@jackking5567]

Those plasma nozzles certainly are different!

[@merlepatterson]

I remember joining your channel when you had about 1/10th the number of subs. You're kickin' ass and takin' names Issac.

[@bigguns45acp]

Boy Isaac, great repair. I bought an Everlast PowerPlasma 60S plasma cutter, mainly because of the price. But Hypertherm sure is coming out with some innovative stuff.

[@EricSoper]

That is a really awesome attachment gotta get me one of those

[@AquaPeet]

Holy crap that tip/system cuts easy and fast!!!

[@daveA2024]

Another fine job Isaac, I do not know how you keep your enthusiasm, it must be all these awkward, challenging jobs that you keep taking on, they certainly keep your brain sharp.

[@SODAK2276]

Tougher one but you worked through it like you always do.

[@user-oi8tg3dq7t]

Hi from Nacogdoches. Excellent work from a true Texas craftsman.

[@1320pass]

Slick torch and tips. Repair is super solid. The other side may be showing up shortly for the same repair.

[@francodeiuliis1562]

Tight spot nicely done That’s a handy new plasma torch there Cheers from Nova Scotia

[@carloskawasaki656]

Thank you for sharing , always a pleasure follow your project, i learn a lot, from Quebec ,Canada 👍👍👍👍

[@oldodger]

Pretty GOOD ?? Pretty fn great !! Nice work sir !

[@McNeillWelding]

Isaac I am a couple minutes in I will prob finish this video tomorrow. I just want to comment on your method of tapping the material to determine thickness. I know you mentioned it before but I just noticed you doing it and thought it was cool. Thanks for sharing. You the man.

[@nedflora1154]

Great camera work

[@repairtech9320]

Perfect weld by muscle memory !!! Impressive I'm pretty sure that he could not see anything while welding that inner corner. 34:36

[@vhostovich]

Always look forward to each episode.

[@shawnjarman9860]

Love you calm easy going demeanor, great welder, great content, thanks for bring us along

[@rickc4317]

Fascinating. Thanks, Isaac. Beautiful work!

[@BrooksideFarmBarreMA]

Lots of times I could have used a nozzle like that. 😅 I don't need to tell you that things rarely break in a convenient place. 😭 I'm not a pro welder, just a guy that's gotta keep the farm running. Love your channel! -John

[@markfryer9880]

Hence the reason why you watch Isaac, for good tips and techniques to help repair your farm equipment! There are a couple of guys with farm repair channels, but that might be too close to home.

[@ypaulbrown]

Issac, wonderful video, that new Hypertherm torch head looks super duper handy...... I had seen them at the LWS, but did not really think about the ease of getting into such tight places...that was tight as a crab's ass in there, Water Tight !!!! Have a wonderful 4th of July, Best Wishes from Orlando , Paulie Brown

[@AmusedSketchpad-mh1qz]

Pretty sure they have a flush cut nozzle for those things like a oxy/acy torch tip. Those work well, the flush tip for gas I mean. Gets down to about 1/16 th ... quick grind after to get flat. Worth it if you cut lots like you do.

[@rugerfarming5387]

Another fine job like always. Love your videos.

[@chuckyc6912]

Always the most interesting thing to see

[@MrMrWrench]

Great work by a master.

[@kerrygleeson4409]

Great job Isaac as always 🦘

[@timturner7609]

That Sawzall blade looks like one id use for bones and antlers

[@tomuchfunwithgas846]

Use the old Navy way. Hammer to fit, paint to match. Works every time.

[@SndWindReno]

that is a sweet attachment right there. Love it ! and this channel !

[@Spitter-ud8jd]

That had to be one of those 5k Chineseium excavators. That frame looks brand new no rust. No wonder there so cheap there made of low grade tin foil.🍻

[@jwaterous224]

Realy good video throuhout the entire re fab! As always the comentary is entertaining and informative.

[@williamthomas9463]

It’s funny. Right before you pulled out the gouging tip, I was going to comment that you need a gouging tip. With my Hypertherm 45XP you can turn it down to 25-30 amps and wash that out like a surgeon. As good as you are, you’d be able to master it in no time.

[@BrucePierson]

Pretty tricky job, but you nailed it, as usual.

[@wirefeed3419]

What I learned this time is the same thing I learn every time, my welds sound exactly the same as yours but they never look the same. lol.

[@ICWeld]

My wire speed settings were a tad too high.

[@johnmadden7101]

Always something interesting.

[@ajkiviaho7212]

Nice plasma tips 😊

[@chadwalker8775]

I love all your videos I.C. 👍👍💯

[@johnpope4464]

Like the new plasma wip

[@samuelbacon1596]

Isaac once again phenomenal job !!!!!!!!!!!!like how you use the wood saws all blade to cut steel,,,,,,, I’ve never tried that but that was a wood/nail in bed and Wood nail cutter demo blade you’re very fortunate you had that …….if you’re shopping for sawblades if you have a Lowe’s store in your area look for Lenix Lenix sawblades There about the best for saws all’s Lennox or Diablo are the top shelf the champagne Saw blades for demo blades for anything…I use the a lot through the years has been a carpenter and remodeling and demoing and handyman of all…. not like you as a welder,,,,, but I used them for everything else…. have a good vacation can’t wait for the next class Sam bacon from the East Coast

[@rtundlt1]

As always another amazing video. I loved it when you went old school with the sawzall. I wouldn't have thought of that but it sure worked out great and you even got a free arm and shoulder massage with it. LOL

[@michaelbigelow367]

Another great job done!

[@drizzyq]

Always enjoy watching your work! Some constructive criticism, have your latches face outward when making picks with multiple leg bridals/chains. The hooks are stronger where the meat of the hook is, causing less wear & tear on them. Also less chance of the chain slipping off the hook or putting pressure on the latch and breaking it

[@ICWeld]

Good point 😁👍

[@raymondhorvatin1050]

Thanks for sharing your experience and skills I,m also impressed with the sawsall blade mine is usually dull after hitting a nail 😊

[@pinecreekkennels850]

Handy plasma attachment.