Welding Thicker Pipe to Thinner Pipe - The Pipe Transitioning Technique Every Welder Should Know

[@timbow50]

After seeing this video I sure miss fabricating and welding it up. Used to do high pressure pipe systems in mild & stainless. Sure liked the stainless so much more. Those systems had to be 100% perfect. I enjoy the way you do your vids. Makes it easier for newbies to understand what it is you’re doing. 👍👍

[@greggschultz9256]

Absolutely spot on Austin. It’s the little things that most people miss and you clearly and thoroughly explain it all. Nice!!!

[@sergioramirez3328]

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us be safe out there brother and keep burning them rod 🤙🏼

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great job Austin, enjoyed all that you shared with us today. Stay safe and thanks again for the fantastic job well done. Fred.

[@joshuaschulz2767]

The jumping jacks 😂😂 hope to meet ya one day boss. So funny

[@billarroo1]

This was totally awesome, I learned more tricks in this video than any other video, by the way, when it's cold out I do Jumpin Jacks to warm up. 😂 Thanks Austin.

[@bartbley1269]

For pressure pipe the transition had a ratio of 3 lengths of internal bevel to 1 length of wall thickness 3-1. Most of the time they wanted machined transitions one and a half the pipe diameter in length . I would do the same as Austin put on a land about a millimeter bigger than needed then transition with a 7"-5/32" disc . Done right and it would almost look machined . Once transition was done put the land on, it would come out very close to perfect

[@DnevnikSvarshchika]

Very cool. I wish good luck to the author of the channel.

[@petermccuskey1832]

Thank you for a nice presentation

[@weldor111]

Really like your channel and have learned several new things but I'd rather hear your grinder or the welder run than the music.

[@MastaYoda]

Austin brother you are a goof ball would love to work with you and learn more from you been welding since 2011 always trying to learn more and help other that want to learn I always tell them that you are going to be burned not trying to scar you but you have to know thanks for the education and laughs

[@timmywarren2349]

Very good 👍 👍

[@Adrian64yt]

is that initial arc strike at the start of every rod to idle up your machine before getting into the bead?

[@travisosborne1367]

It's 5/32", Austin. We roll in freedom units here in the south.

[@bouaitafarid5812]

Yuo are artist thanks for all

[@kevinwalls19]

Could u do a video on how to cut the saddle on pipe in a railing situation were you have to turn a corner that is greater than 90° so for example, your post is 3inch pipe and your rail is inch and a half pipe so your rail has to have a angle cut and a saddle at the same time I do a lot of farm repairs in cow sheds so lots of working with pipe I just eye 👁 it and try to get it as close as possible then just fill the gap 🙈 but would love to no how to do it fast and the right way, sometimes on small inch pipe I just put a sanding pad on the we grinder and shape it the best I can , love your videos over hear across the pond in Ireland 🇮🇪 👌💪💪

[@jarrodjernigan5013]

What was the purpose in using the 8010 instead of like the 7018?

[@luzestelabarreto3546]

Buenos videos de fabricación 2:51

[@justincregar4157]

You still do pipe welding on the road

[@Jackson-vj1ih]

How do pipe liners stay so clean. I work as a welder at an oil refinery and my clothes are all stained black basically

[@justincregar4157]

I just start getting a pipe welding I do not have a beveling machine yet can you cut a pipe torch and use a grinder to make the beveled on the pipe without a beveling machine

[@arosswelding]

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[@santanalazo453]

How much you cut off from the top of the stinger

[@rayarthur586]

Don't know how you stay so clean? Mobile welded many years, my (new clothes) were clean but never again.

[@geraldfahey2681]

What would happen if you used 7018 instead of 8010?

[@jarodbarlow8471]

What are them jeans you got on ?

[@connor4010]

how does wind effect stick?

[@durpfurper2904]

When a weld puddle is in the open air it tends to get perocity. That weld puddle needs to be protected from open air as it cools. When your electrode is burning the flux on the rod burns and creates a shielding gas that protects the weld puddle from the open air. When the wind blows enough it will mix and pollute the shielding gas from the electrode and introduce air into the shielding environment and make the weld puddle prone to perocity and pinholes.

[@garrettrutherford9635]

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[@peetky8645]

no - trans has attacked pipe!!!!!

[@simpleman4224]

👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@brianneftalicontrerassanti3091]

15:22 what?!🤔

[@irondiver292]

Lol. “Transitioning…some pipe”

[@Thecowboy1950]

Your way to young to be complaining about being old try being 73 and in my shoes diabetic arthritic and four major surgeries in the last 22 years

[@okiedoke6373]

What's up Okie