Torch cutting Pointers (Icweld)

[@RustyRogers]

As a non-welder I've learned more from your videos than many other channels combined. Thanks for your calm, insightful presentation and willingness to show your real work. Warts and all.

[@SoupyOatmeal]

Note: you do get better as time went on better and better. As a matter of fact I don't weld anything and never will and I watch your repair videos all the time. You sir do good work.

[@ICWeld]

Thanks man!

[@DagGoneBoomer]

Video quality is not as important as the person who is putting in the effort to share their life long wisdom. Thank you for bringing your expertise to the next generation.

[@DaleDirt]

Awesome , Now I know what to keep in stock for repairs etc . Thanks for the tips . I cannot cut anywhere that sharp , but still trying , your videos help a lot .

[@danielpullum1907]

You must be immune to heat!! All of your videos have been keepers.

[@douglasthompson2740]

Dang! One of the most interesting of your excellent videos and the sound is so bad I can't hear anything of what you are saying. I hope you reedit this one so I can hear it. Take care.

[@danfrankhouser6579]

Love watching your videos. I'm not in heavy equipment repair but the repair techniques give me ideas for some of my projects.

[@williebulletman5217]

I’m so happy I found your channel Iv Learned a lot from your videos just want to say thank you

[@ICWeld]

I'm so glad!

[@AndrewMoizer]

Thanks for doing this. Great to hear about you using the 000 tip. I got a 0, and then 00 (I think it was) and they helped so much for me. It seems like I should have gone further. As for the sound, I just put on earphones and it was fine.

[@scowell]

I cranked it up and could hear you. Obviously you got better at the video thing! Great for an early video.

[@appathetical]

The videos have certainly improved.

[@donovanmorris163]

Thank you for the info. Wish I could cut that good. Better yet I wish the guys ahead of me could cut that good!

[@rickedeckard2006]

im looking at a career swap.... and this channel is really excellent. So much helpful technical info.

[@ICWeld]

Welcome aboard!

[@darellsunderlin4670]

Great tips , as other said the audio was bad , so I listened with my eye's! Lol

[@TheMegalegenden]

You have the most lovely mindset sir! :) keep being awesome and please share more videos. Wbr David /Sweden.

[@forcebid]

Thanks for the info! Great skills for a first post! 👍🏻

[@Compcut]

The wizard of demolition torch

[@BruceBoschek]

Having poor audio makes me concentrate more on what you are saying. Thanks for the really excellent tips!

[@ICWeld]

Sorry about that

[@lendavidhart9710]

Thank you for posting and sharing that video, appreciated it.

[@burtlade1705]

Good job! Thanks for the video.

[@johnsutter1497]

Do you have any videos on adjusting the flame for cutting and welding? Thank you

[@hellbringer09]

small tip and high pressures make more sense... sorta like any fluid cutting process? and having that higher pressure clearly helps you when youre cutting outside on a windy ass day

[@saintmichael2931]

Hi there - could you mention the pressures used for both the oxygen and acetylene gases when cutting both the thin large plates, including pressures used when gouging? Great video!

[@StreetbikeSteve]

Good lessons for all age folk. Even old farts like me. Notice that spitting sound the torch made after you cleaned the center of the tip. = ready to cut. Thanks!

[@James-fs4rn]

👍Keep posting my friend. Subscribed

[@dougcataraha7099]

Victor torches is the only torches i used and the tip is use the right size tip and proper gauge settings

[@charlesblanton1008]

Yes, the textbook will tell you a certain thickness of material calls for a certain size tip, which calls for certain regulator settings for your oxygen and for your fuel (depending on what it is). This all determines some textbook height above material and travel speed that is ideal. I repeat the term "text book" because in the field and even in the shop "text book" conditions rarely exist. What matters is the final product. You watched him cut what appears ti be 3/4" plate, in a tight curvy pattern no less, and there was so little slag that the piece readily fell away. That tells you that all the above mentioned factors are within acceptable levels. That is, this man has mastered his craft and found the settings, techniques, etc. that work for him. This is the third comment I've seen from you since going back through some of these earlier videos opining about proper torch settings, tip sizes, travel speed, yada yada. Not saying you are necessarily incorrect, but maybe you should do your own video to share your technical knowledge and demonstrate your superior technique. 🤷‍♂️

[@dougcataraha7099]

The tip size and pressure settings are dependent on the thickness of the metal

[@Sneakyjoe69]

Where do you get the shade 5 glasses or who’s do you recommend

[@ICWeld]

most welding supply houses have them. just ask for shade 5

[@georgesiatos9848]

great videos!!

[@ravindukalhara9924]

What is the best fule gas for cutting ??? Acetylene or lpg or propen

[@twlyons1]

excellent first video, even if it was 3 1/2 years later i seen it :)

[@paulranson8979]

Thank you for sharing your knowlage.

[@444gtb]

Thank you for sharing!

[@RocketAppliance1]

Thanks for the tip!

[@eskudosal]

I’m going to saddle some old 4in oil pipe tomorrow for a corral what would you run?

[@ICWeld]

6010 or 6011. or better yet, fluxcore if you can

[@eskudosal]

Not to weld but to cut the pipes ?

[@Lucas12v]

Good video after i cranked the volume to max. Wish i could cut that well.

[@ICWeld]

Sorry about that

[@Lucas12v]

@@ICWeld don't worry about it. I meant it when i said good video.

[@EEJester1586]

Good stuff man. If you ever need help with KZbin let me know I’d be happy to help in any way I can.

[@Whipple1]

Isaac, did I hear you correctly? You set your A/O gauges for 7 lbs and 70 lbs? Thanks. Whipple

[@casycasy5199]

very cool

[@michaelmohan3272]

is it my computer or is the sound very very low. I raised my volume to the max and could barely hear you. please advice

[@ICWeld]

bad recording. sorry

[@michaelmohan3272]

@@ICWeld i would like to listen to your advice and tips. any recommendations?

[@elmagicocustoms]

Sweet!! Thanks!

[@dougcataraha7099]

Forgot that's why they have tip cleaners the tips has to be clean

[@davec7104]

Sound please. ??

[@totalpkg6912]

Am decent electric welder but know shit about gas thx for tips

[@ronaldbrosius7488]

What??(no sound)👍

[@ICWeld]

Sorry, old video. rookie mistake

[@rondumontier1187]

No volume???

[@georgelasala6588]

re do the video

[@AwosAtis]

What? What? I can't hear you!

[@Scarter63]

Redo this with better audio.

[@buckzillakiller]

Would of watched but no sound

[@georgesiatos9848]

you use oxy propane and oxy acet

[@JackGiralico]

Don't know what happened to the sound but I had it cranked with ear buds and still could not hear.

[@ICWeld]

Yeah, this was one of my first videos and I had the waterproof cover on the gopro. didn't realize the sound didn't go through. I'll redo that video at some point and delete that one. thanks for watching though.

[@danellis800]

Like cleaning your nose 👃 ..... lol.... all da way up...

[@harrydietrich3854]

Fix sound

[@mudpuddle8805]

Even with headphones i cant hear what you are saying.

[@ICWeld]

Yeah, sorry. this was one of my first videos. I had the waterproof protective cover on one of my first cameras. Didnt realize the audio would be so terrible. I may make another video in the future.

[@davidwhiteman2531]

Can't hear what you are saying

[@jnd9142]

Huh??? Cant hear you 😒

[@mhp72]

I love you man but can't hear

[@joewhittington7287]

Can’t hear you

[@rumsin300]

No sound

[@ICWeld]

Yeah, I had the camera cover on there and it blocked most of the sound. you have to turn it up really loud. sorry. Ill try and repeat the video at some point. thanks for watching.

[@rumsin300]

@@ICWeld no problem. Thanks you again. Do enjoy and learn from your videos

[@TomTom-by5sx]

IC Weld, can't hear a word your saying. All your videos are like that

[@williamtiebout4142]

Sounds best with headphones

[@rfbedell347]

Very poor audio. Can't hear a thing.

[@richardchase4019]

I didn't watch but I assume it went something like this......tip must be clean, pressure for tip size matters and don't pinch your hose....... then....start cuts on edges, high points and get a good preheat......etc....

[@darrellnelson7756]

If your gonna teach,we need to hear you bro.Also,this just my angle of it "safety first "you need glove whenever you working with a "live"torch!!!I know you know that, but you have all kinds of ppl watching you.Just my take,not trying to offend, trying to help.

[@ICWeld]

yes, thanks. Ive been learning to be more aware. And The sound quality on this video was bad because I had the waterproof cover on. didnt expect it to muffle the sound so bad. I'll improve with time.

[@bohhica1]

Sound is 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

[@ICWeld]

Yeah, sorry about that one.

[@marksweldingmech.srvcs.9881]

can't hear you

[@jcjammer1]

No sound.