Rotated uppipe Wastegate merge welding -- Tig weld and Fabrication - Subaru Turbo Kit Fab

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[@8145dwerdna]

If I ever go rotated, you're the one I'm buying from. Perfect welds.

[@Projectchasingthewild]

100% agree About welding is the easy part. Fitting is another level of art.

[@Menace-Performance]

A video on how you got that super clean notched fitment of the wastegate pipe would be extremely helpful!

[@peters5333]

just came across this video. what stood out was your excellent heat control and coloring. some of the shots I watched your hand movements with torch and filler rod. very interesting.

[@bnmperformancefab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@peters5333]

@@bnmperformancefab liked it so much I subscribed. just getting into stainless myself so a long learning curve.

[@nickd698]

Not everyone know's how to clamp a pipe in a vice like that, nice to see!

[@WeekendBuilt]

Thanks for the close up arch shots. Definitely shows me thank I’m moving too fast.

[@bnmperformancefab]

No problem!

[@BlackestBeard]

I love how you simplified it for us out here admiring from the outside. I definitely learned a few things that I'll never have the tools to apply haha. Keep it going bud, love the products.

[@bnmperformancefab]

Thanks man 🙌🏻 I’ll try to keep it going for ya

[@cammy484]

6:20 What I find best when drilling with holesaw blades on stainless is drilling in bursts. Rather than keep a constant speed, either slow or fast.

[@markmenzenski]

Looks like art...Wow

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

Damn! Never thought I would be slobbering over a piece of metal ....🤤, I think I may be looking to order some pieced from your for my Subaru.

[@peterschurr8087]

Great content, thanks. The support for the wastegate branch, perhaps, could be left open at the lower point.. so it doesn’t collect junk behind it.

[@bnmperformancefab]

Not sure what junk would collect there but not a big deal

[@ShawnD__]

great video, thanks

[@boosted2.4_sky]

7:00.. you should try the Norton Red Heat flap disks...half the price and work very well.. I think you'd be surprised... I love em, I use them in a similar way... Looks great...nice work

[@bnmperformancefab]

Will look into them

[@meet07]

Preciate this video, but m gonna try this method next time. I see that I need a few more tools

[@mysteriousstranger239]

Nice welds what settings are you using

[@alexismatos5716]

Fkn nice🔥

[@bnmperformancefab]

Thanks 🔥

[@matthieucross]

Magnifique, vous souder à combien d’ampère vous personnellement

[@split150]

Wowza. Great fitup and execution. Do you find yourself rotating your torch head a lot because you can, or does it mostly stay in the same place?

[@bnmperformancefab]

It depends, it does stay at a standard like 80-90 degree angle but really comes in handy in tight spots or positioner welding to give me room to put my head i between my arms

[@soundslikealot]

Great video! I was wondering if someone's "backpurging" the inner side of gussets like that... I mean the gusset's backside. I fitted BBW on the back purge hose and left it underneath once but haven't seen anyone doing the same fancy way :) Same goes to the brackets.

[@bnmperformancefab]

You can yea

[@turbochard7355]

What gas flow on torch

[@grantedgington]

Great work, are you using 321 SS for tube and flanges? Also where do you get the die grinding arbors and spiral bands and sizes please?

[@bnmperformancefab]

On this one no, however I do offer them in both 304 and 321

[@bohdanko90]

Nice work! I've got a few questions for you if you don't mind. What size cup do you run? What's the Argon flow rate and approximate tungsten stickout? Sounds in the video like you're pumping a ton of CFH.

[@bnmperformancefab]

Typically run the furick cups or other brands cfh is generally whatever is recommended. For this type of stuff around 30-35. Stick out varies but generally around 1 inch or so

[@mherchenel2119]

very beautiful. what size of argon gas do you use?

[@bnmperformancefab]

Huh?

[@ivanmales1923]

5.0

[@ZRace67]

15 seconds of wasted argon for every tack... I'd love to be able to afford that much wasted gas

[@bnmperformancefab]

Well the liquid argon is only $350 so 🤷🏼‍♂️ in order for me to equate that into cylinders it is $1300