Tube Hydroforming Process

Compilation video create for a school project.

[@felixcat9318]

Thank you for this very interesting, informative and concise explanation of the different methods of hydroforming.

[@leandrogonzalez9354]

great video! thanks so much!

[@thomseng]

MIG is not wire feeding through a heated tip. In hi current welding, tip is on the contrary cooled

[@lockgessner]

he wasn't describing MIG welding he was describing M I G welding.... duh dummmy

[@thomseng]

@@lockgessner this must be a local term in ur part of Momgolia

[@lockgessner]

@@thomseng clearly you didn't watch the vid or you would understand the joke....

[@mrt9749]

Yep, he did a good job describing the tube hydroforming at least. He should have stopped while he was ahead.

[@brianhaygood183]

Nice explanations and good presentation.

[@Svid1701D]

Nicely done!

[@dumyjobby]

very informative, thank you

[@shaghayeghderakhshan4030]

Hi thanks for the great video, do you mind sharing some of the resources/literature you used for the video? specially if they have something saying about the cost

[@rogeronslow1498]

So now everyone knows why some modern bikes are ludicrously expensive.

[@squiresuzuki]

Not necessarily. Plenty of $100 hydroformed bikes at Walmart.

[@thomassmith8298]

@@squiresuzuki Have to agree. My new Marin Fairfax (which I don't regard as ludicrously expensive for what you get) has hydroformed head tube, top tube, down tube and (possibly) chainstays, although they have a flat section. The fork is full carbon. This makes for a very comfortable, quick ride in what is just an urban commuter bike.

[@wb3161]

@@squiresuzuki I wonder if the Walmart bikes are hydoformed.

[@onegrapefruitlover]

@@squiresuzuki True. I got a $99 Genesis with hydroformed tubes.

[@bengreeen8050]

Sick video! Thanks

[@steve0826]

I thought that was Skynet Terminator factory.

[@holdencaulfied7492]

Group 14?!? Holy shit!!

[@birdehh4503]

You need to change your seals in the sealheads bro lmao

[@tombouie]

Thks

[@BassSwirls]

I look at my Giant aluminium hydroformed CNC welded frame ... its faultless

[@wb3161]

Very cool with a great video

[@petriko_]

great video

[@neffk]

em-eye-gee welding

[@markturner7459]

Tolerance of 75mm? Err..think it might be better than that...lol

[@user-qe1np6zk7e]

No reference for this title

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Nice

[@andilouis8770]

1:36 i have doubts

[@fetB]

about what?

[@alifallah1954]

Thank you

[@gregtaylor6146]

Filmed with a potato ............. apparently???

[@markdoldon8852]

What? You mention "in the 25 yrs since tube hydroforming was developed" there were parts being manufactured over 100 years ago using hydroformed tubes.