Secret Profile Pipe! WHY DO WELDERS NOT SPEAK ABOUT IT!

[@aaronovski9949]

Let’s be clear to all those welders, not everybody owns a welding machine in the world. Not everybody knows how to weld. This is a lot more practical for a person with basic tool knowledge who needs a small project done. Just like me.

[@joel4282]

He spent the money on a grinder so why wouldn't he spend the same amount on a cheap DIY welder? Oh he has a welder because the rod he was using to point with is a welding rod. Also the title is misleading as it's not spoken about as it's a waste of money when talking about structural steel work

[@albertoemiliosiles9900]

Excelente tu trabajo .

[@squatchmouth]

Real welder here, and the real reason we don’t tell these secrets is because well we don’t waste time building things this way. Time is money and wasting time on a project means it’s costs me and the customer more to get it done. Also tube not pipe. Everyone knows that.

[@tomt9543]

Why do all these type videos call it “profile pipe” instead of the square and rectangular tubing that it is? Certified welder here with over 40 years of experience, and I can tell you that the American Welding Society has no “tab and slot” joints in any of their procedure books! I always worked under D15.1. Oh well, as long as he’s happy, all is well!

[@squatchmouth]

Tom T I’ve always worked under D17.1 or the various structural codes. It’s always tubing and not pipe.

[@domsantiago2155]

Correct

[@jlkenzo7551]

@@tomt9543hello , could it be stronger this way ?

[@tomt9543]

@@jlkenzo7551 No. what it does do is run up labor costs doing something that gives no added strength to the joint over that of a standard butt joint! If you’re building something for yourself, that’s fine, but if you’re in business doing this stuff you can’t be competitive making all these extra preps to an otherwise simple joint! Time is money!!

[@bengkellasanugrah8774]

Thanks for sharing

[@memosastra]

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[@victoriacruzcastillo5985]

Excelente idea !

[@idetubeid]

Nice 👍

[@luis-hk2en]

Amigo, le informo que esta haciendo trabajo de más. Con solo unir las piezas con soldadura tendrá exelentes resultados que exederan sus nesecidades en una unión como esa! 1 saludo !

[@hevanalvarez4235]

Pensé exactamente lo mismo . Demasiado trabajo que se podría ahorrar solo con la soldadura bien aplicada.

[@RoimaGrego]

Esto es para los que no quieren soldar buena idea

[@luz77.7]

Excelente! 👍

[@rafaelemprendedor434]

Muy buena idea muy fino gracias por compartir he aprendido algo nuevo

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@oldoldpilgrim7898]

The fold down tabs remind me of the way some toys used to be put together before plastics took over.

[@Joe-yr1em]

Takes way too long and not as strong as welding and getting proper fusion between the two metals but if you don't have a welder, very cool idea. angle grinders are much cheaper so it could be a solution. Me personally, I'd recommend they get a cheap harbor freight flux core welder and some magnetic 90° angles and just weld it together. You can get them for around $300 and then you have a tool you can use on dozens of other projects or side hustles to make money

[@Flowsalvador]

Excelente idea...!!! Muchísimas gracias...

[@domsantiago2155]

This one is not a terrible idea. I'd use this only on personal projects for more strength.

[@thelk1851]

The spirit of creation continues, my friend👌👌👍👍

[@sergioferrer202]

Como saber de otras formas de trabajo de soldaduras no es malo !!! Como ya sabemos el conocimiento no ocupa espacio...gracias por compartir tus prácticas..desde chile te saludo

[@borrot78]

Nice

[@antoniobatera6805]

parabéns muito bom

[@Moc525xyz]

Fantástico 👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@larrychristopher9147]

Needs to lose the jammies. Real welders don't use a CLAW hammer on metal. Finally, nobody in their right mind would waste that much time on that joint

[@wonderful_cat]

,Hello sir,, I ask permission to use the video for education and learning. Thank you

[@triafriyantoibrahim2812]

Nice Glove? Anyone know what brand?

[@dineshgovekar8349]

Supper bro. ...

[@marcoargentierio4569]

god job,fantastic

[@artint.1519]

That was awesome

[@wgenfair]

Come on guys, this is a option, my respect to this guy. Nice work.

[@joel4282]

Yes it's an option but welders are looking at the time to cost ratio and is it covered by a code so when it fails the welder is not at fault

[@israelpena9119]

Excelente enseñanza gracias

[@kellananakin9785]

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[@solomonelisha3543]

@Kellan Anakin instablaster ;)

[@kellananakin9785]

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[@kellananakin9785]

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[@solomonelisha3543]

@Kellan Anakin you are welcome :D

[@racekar80]

What you did makes it no stronger than a good but weld done professionally. Just a lot of extra work.

[@waynethomas3638]

what does this have to do with welders?

[@sergioalbuquerque937]

Very good Idea. Show.

[@bobbobbinson1841]

Couldn't you not do that. Get a 90 magnetic clamp and just weld it?

[@bobbobbinson1841]

@@lincolnjasper3687 bullshit... u got 2 accounts bud. why spam advertisement in this youtube channel? Anyone internet savvy knows that password hack websites DONT WORK! and most actually hack YOU and get your info....

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

your way of doing it as well as my way of doing it

[@jelbuenaventura3267]

the best title is.. "how to make sturdy joints without welding machine"

[@forestlampcraft472]

Cool!

[@cokhichetao72]

Tuyệt vời 👍

[@fpcastanheira8679]

I’ve never seen anyone use a cutting disc with their arm in the front .... crazy

[@gerarsolo4703]

Sergey, one-armed future man

[@alvarogabrielaguirregarin3933]

Too bad he doesn´t use a circular saw.

[@redspeck]

That is what I was thinking, that's just looking for a accident to happened.

[@mauriciogarcia3601]

Impresionante

[@Argon_welding]

Wellder. Like Me. 😘😘😘😘👨‍🏭👨‍🏭👨‍🔧👨‍🔧

[@maydaarguelles8327]

Que material utilizas

[@rajubadiger8267]

Super idea

[@oldpete3153]

Welders don't speak about this because it has f**k all to do with welding...on another topic there dude please stop wearing your wife's yoga tights.

[@johndalevargas5940]

Jedrgsej

[@Woodworker1947]

Can understand why supposed welders don't talk about it..

[@tarakzargo6152]

Very nice

[@cadmus49]

a lot of work instead of just welding

[@DomashMaster]

Nice idea!

[@abdulkarim2184]

Cara ini aku baru tau praktis kuat tanfa baut.

[@JackBlack444]

Its overkill for my use. But a fine Idea.

[@mickridley4409]

Now the tube is weaker unless you remove the bent over tabs ABD weld so a waste of time

[@Rocketman88002]

Great method for a shop rack or such. Would not meet ASTM industrial standards.

[@ruinunes8251]

Why is everyone blasting on this guy? Ok, maybe he shouldn’t use the word “welders” in the title, I get that. I find very useful what he just showed here. I completely get that we live in modern age and welding is quicker but not everyone has welding equipment or the knowledge to use it. I’m not going to buy welding equipment to use it once in a blue moon. I’m more than happy to use this type of joint in case if I ever need because I have all the tools needed. When people first started using/working on metal, there wasn’t welding equipment. Bridges, railways, steam trains just to name a few were made not using any welding at all and they still exist nowadays.

[@iagovalledor3231]

Para soldar esa unión, basta apoyar una pieza sobre la otra a escuadra, y soldar. Cero cortes, cero errores de medición. En este caso, no tiene sentido ese "ensamble" caja-espigo que has hecho...

[@magytron]

Los soldadores no perdemos el tiempo haciendo esa chorrada. Por eso no hablamos de ello. Que mania de meterse con nosotros, habrá los que vean este video y se piensen que los soldadores no compartimos nuestro conocimiento

[@heribertoestupinan2249]

Muy práctico para cuando no tenemos el soldador a la mano

[@shawtravis7384]

completely ridiculous - no welders speak about this because they don't do this pointless activity.

[@Papa-Rah]

Asking because I know nothing about welding: wouldn't doing it this way and then welding the pieces together make for an even stronger joint or connection or whatever the term is ?

[@joel4282]

@@Papa-Rah nope. The extra cuts can easily create more errors with spacing resulting in blowouts (hole where the molten metal has let go) a crap fillet or butt weld will hold longer than the folded (weakened) tube. This is something that an artisan may do for looks but anyone doing a job understands that time=money and if it is weight bearing it should be up to code so that the welder is not screwed when it fails

[@ukkanachannel2584]

Nice job.. Support also 😀

[@evaldofrazao2103]

Muito inteligente

[@ronin05]

What is the point to this? You still need to weld around the joint. Inefficient, wasteful of time, material and energy.

[@danielacostaHiFi]

Muy bueno..!!

[@samuelbrione16]

No tarda la NASA en venir por tí.

[@joseluiscangalayaallain8511]

Muchoo trabajo...

[@bengalalonga7510]

parabens mestre.

[@robertojimenez1154]

No ablamos de eso xq los soldadores no hacemos eso, sí estas en tu casa con todo el tiempo del mundo pues lo Aces como te salga del pijo pero mi jefe ya te fuera despedio

[@СергейБурнашев-г3б]

Угольник😀

[@bagusjuritsujadmiko3176]

👍👍👍

[@NNWarrior]

I need that shirt

[@kriangsak692]

WoW

[@dizimz]

If you have fun making all these extra cuts, power to ya. But it’s not practical. Extra steps = extra mistakes. More mistakes = bigger gaps to fill and more wasted material. I see no reason to do this kind of joint unless you lack confidence in your welds or want to avoid welding altogether.

[@Papa-Rah]

But what about doing this and then welding the pieces together ? Would this make it doubly strong ?

[@dizimz]

@@Papa-Rah. Welds can easily have tensile strengths over 60,000 psi and shear over 40,000 Doing this "slot and insert" method spends more time cutting and creates more room for error. Errors will compromise your project long before a weld gives out. The next issue is blow out. Because you cut 2 slots to slide one tube into the other, you may have a gap that needs filling. If the gap is too big, and the tube is thinner (like maybe 1/16" - 1/8" ) processes like flux core and certainly stick may blow a hole making the weld weaker. Lastly, if you're being paid to do a project. Time is money. This method adds 0 practical benefit and creates dramatically more mistakes. Imagine doing this 4 times to make a basic platform... Imagine blowing a hole and having to fill it... Imagine warping caused by the extra heat from filling the hole... This makes a 5 hour project into a 10 or 15 hour project. If you have fun doing it, power to ya, but frankly it's dumb.

[@Papa-Rah]

@@dizimz Thanks for the detailed reply.

[@dizimz]

@@Papa-Rah no prob

[@simon9447]

They don't speak about it because they don't like click bait I imagine. Shhhh, don't tell anyone the secrets, it might destroy the world as we know it.....

[@rodrigoramos608]

Mal puesto el título , ningún soldador habla de eso, por que es perdida de tiempo y sobre todo no queda con risitencia suficiente, ya que un golpe se descuadra, la soldadura queda más resistente ,ya que su especificación técnica , necesita sierta cantidad de precion para el desprendimiento ,y posiciones a soldar y que materiales ejemplo 6010, 60 11

[@sumardi5600]

Mantap bang

[@hernanhernan2311]

para que alguien haria esto? es una perdida de tiempo, sirve para unir esa parte si no tenes soldadora pero si tenes soldadora es totalmente sin sentido.

[@bill4755]

That IS a great idea, but I think I’ll stick to J-B Weld.

[@legiones1984]

Es Terrible laburoo... mejor y mas rapido es soldar 👨‍🏭

[@albertominquis5520]

Y se tratase de una pieza mas larga como se alinea.

[@sawnksai228]

If welder not speak about it,just let it silent

[@reggiezpereira5934]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😃😃

[@ChefKevinRiese]

Just butt weld the pieces together and call it a day already!

[@jjeponi78]

This is waste of time,we welders don't want to waste our precious time...time is money

[@SONPADR]

¡POR QUÉ LOS SOLDADORES NO HABLAN DE ESO! ... Porque se burlarían y si fuera un trabajo personal yo lo haría con PTR y electrodos de 7018 y no 6013

[@tonoolguinortiz3903]

Muy tardado

[@baktiarbatubara5651]

Like

[@shakilanashwa3612]

Angel angel pokok e angel

[@gabrielhidalgo9345]

Mucho trabajo y desperdicio de material, aparte es solo de uso estético porque al hacer esos cortes en el tubo se debilita bastante.

[@lazaroorduna2800]

No inventes los soldadores no estamos hablando de esto porque es algo sin mayor relevancia no aporta nada ,al contrario es trabajo de más

[@eleazarhenandez6990]

An de estar mudo el del video púra musica

[@JoseMartinez-yt3dq]

¿Para qué vas hacer tanto trabajo si sabes soldar?sueldas sin más

[@jimbob33ism]

I wonder why they don't talk about it.!!!!

[@-Teslaworld-]

К чему такие нано технологии передовые?)соединение на розрыв что ли?

[@bohankicau6690]

kerenn

[@WertzOne]

Best way to waste time, just fucking weld it.

[@grandad400]

Different

[@frankbing1]

This would be fine if you don’t have a hot metal glue gun.

[@zenteno5p]

wasting double of the time if you want a pretty one weld with tig

[@gegencorona-leugner752]

Was ist daran geheim? Es ist viel zu aufwendig und damit zu teuer.

[@sofyramirez1486]

PORQUE LA GENTE SUBE VIDEOS QUE SOLO HACEN PERDER EL TIEMPO!!!!

[@richard75924]

Crazy. Jajaja a

[@gerardomejia7259]

that's not art it's stupid, you don't waste time doing so much nonsense that's why they invented welding and its different types

[@RaulHernandezlovera]

No dicen nada porque se ve horrible...

[@serafinavilamunar1867]

🤔A hora haga me uno así con tubo redondo 😨