Your welding videos are among the best on KZfaq. Thanks a lot!

Man you're just very proud of you're work rather have someone who takes there time it's called being professional and perfection admire people like you

Thank you for taking the time to edit and explain what you do. Been a welder for almost 20 years now and im still learning now. Keep it up friend.

That torch needs work man lol you did a great job explaining everything 🤘🏼

Really appreciate you taking the time to video your day to day challenges that come before you. Really enjoy them great work

Great video and narration. Always great to hear another fabricators process. 13 years under the hood for me and still learning everyday. Thanks for sharing. You earned that beer.

Absolutely Amazing Calvin. Great Craftsmanship

I weld in a vessel shop and I’m learning how to fit. Ur videos help me out. Cheers from Oklahoma City 🍻

Cool stuff man! You and you're videos are getting better all the time!

These videos are amazing man I’d watch these for 3 hours. You’re work is amazing one thing I have come to realize is all welding processes have their place but synergic mig really is the future. I do 80% stick and 20% tig and I can’t imagine the time difference welding these pieces out in my method. Plenty of love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I’m looking forward to your next video !!

Fantastic video really enjoyed it and Amazing skills you have so much work and maths involved it’s unreal full respect to you my friend 👍👍👍

@12:45, if there's too big a gap on one side, what you can do is get some tig wire or thin mig wire and instert a few small pieces all the way around the flange while you do your tacks. This way the flange is spaced evenly on all 360 degrees

Great vid! Can't wait for the next one..

THIS IS AN AWESOME WELDER

Great video dude ,reminds me of when I used to tig weld stainless Steel pipe for the food industry .12 to 8 inch pipe R@C on a 45

That's a nice trick with the disc!

everytime my girlfriend asked a question, you answered it before i could. she said your video is very informative, she approves

Hey Calvin, thank you for the new video! I wonder, how do you manage to weld around the sockets without stopping and reposition your hand? Whats the trick?

Very good job that mate and a pleasure to watch you do it. Also, funny to hear you use the term 'handballing'. I thought that was a uniquely northern thing but apparently not.

Love the videos, I have some ideas that will make your job faster, easier, and more accurate! Learn “pipe fitting parallel line development”, you will never have to do any guess work again with any branches or offset connections. No books, no charts, no dependencies. You just measure the pipe in front of you and it’s always a perfect fit up. Also, if you cut it out with a torch you can bevel and cut all in one. This ends up being very efficient with your man hours. Practice your torch skills whenever you can and keep it cleaner than anything else in the shop especially the tips. Nice torches with nice cuts = less grinding = less man hours = more money Get yourself some actual trade specific tooling like a pipe centre finder and some proper tapered flange pins. Theres a couple good companies here in North America that make these they are called “flange wizard” “curvomark”. Not sure what you have across the pond. Then last little tid bit I have for you is what I call a “pipe ruler”. Get a straight length of 3”x3”x1/8” (75x75x3) angle iron and slap it on the pipe. With both legs down and touching the pipe you can use the edge of the angle iron to draw a perfectly straight line down the pipe. This works very well with a centre finder punch mark which if your line rubs off you have a permanent mark at DTC to reference. Don’t scrape your precision level across the top of the pipe😢 Cool videos man, it’s interesting to see the differences in work flow across the pond. 😊

bon travail et bonne vidéo

Love your videos man 👌✌️

So nice welding

I had the pleasure recently of working with a company that use the metric system and it was a bit confusing for me because I was taught during weld school and in my own shop to use imperial system 😅

Nice job bro

next time put a 3 legged jack stand under your flange to get your gap right all around. that way all you'll need to do is wedge it on the sides only.

Look into tapered flange alignment tool, two cones that you screw together in the bolt holes to put a level on. Anyone handy on a lathe can knock up a set of 4 in 20 minutes, these days you can get them on ebay. I made some for a pipe welder 20 years ago and our paths crossed last year, while he was chatting with me he turned to one of his coworkers and said I made them for him, he was using them on the spool he was doing.

Good stuff!

No entiendo mucho de lo que dice pero valla te admiro por la habilidad y seguridad que tienes al hacer este tipo de trabajo

Bro you guys don't have a pipe center finder but good job you're a very skilled semi automatic welder and fabricator should have you're own shop seriously you have the skill bruh!!! And I use a calculator too all the time even for the simple things cheers lol

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So depending on WPS do you ever bevel the holes that have branches or sockets/olets are coming out of? Or is CJP obtained from only beveling branch?

Just found your channel through the millions of USA channels, it good to here a London accent for a change, You welding is superb, I'm looking at buying an AC machine to start with. Where did you learn all this stuff bro. Ps subscribed and thumbs up.

How wonderful❤🎉

Hello young man, I would recommend you get a Curv-O-Mark wrap around. There are several sizes and it will give you the increments to mark on the pipe for you to "join the dots" for marking out fish mouthing pipes. Also, buy their pipe centre finder and marking out tools. Not cheap but the quality is great. Please change out your cutting nozzle on your torch. It's got either damaged sealing faces or dirt or the torch is damaged. You are running the risk of a flash back in the torch which could result in the torch burning out as fire gets trapped in it or worse still a fatal explosion if you don't use flash back arrestors to stop that flame reaching the bottles. Also, a torch is not a hammer for knocking out or knocking off offcuts as you make them. This in turn risks damage to the nozzle and torch. Curious as to why you use pulse Mig on the cap? I would only use pulse where l need to keep the heat down in the metal. A cap is the last as you know but l am willing to learn a new trick if there is one! Wedges and Strong Hand switchable magnet's are use for holding stuff in position. The latter is available in different power ratings for weight of steel parts.

Try white out marker for flame cutting it doesnt burn away so easy

If that job goes south, It would make a nice barbecue grill.

hey lad, nice work. greets from CPH . happy new year from 136 141 welder. _kempi fro are good.

Acho você o melhor de todos séria um prazer conhecê-lo

Hi brother just to help you can get a tool called a centrefinder for pipes it wil save you time and bobets for accurate fixture of your level hope it helps like your channel.

Very good video. Please tighten your tip on your torch.

Look up book called pipe fitters field book metric edition. maybe it has what you are looking for.

Hello Calwin where are you from ?

What do you guys use in you're shop is it just short circuit MIG MAG or dual shield

I have never worked in a shop, all my experience comes from the field so its not bad mouth but why do you make all of those taks when you use more than 1 level?

buy a pipefitters (light blue version) blue book and it'll give you all the measurements to make branches

Are you talking about respirators in some other video? From how long you work in warehouse and do you have some health problems? I use only alf mask 3M 7000 with filter for particles but I am not sure t is right, or at least not enough... :/

They have alots of phone apps that show you how to layout a branch/saddle. There in mm and inches

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Good👍👍👍

Saludos

Good👍👍👌💓

How thick was your welding wire? :)

you tried out PMC pulse? its amazing and lets you do runs faster

Kolay gelsin 👏

Very nice hello Calwin. Im from Uzbekistan.My namʼs Khurshid. I want to visited and worked in USA. But I havnʼt sertificate. Wat I do much?

You are short 11mm from the 2000mm that was given in the drawing

Bon boulo😀😀

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Why not weld the flange to the pipe , before putting the pipe into the big pipe , thats what i do

Two in one cutting torch , hammer and cutter 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

There is an app I can explain it to you

Mas bien es una T de acero con reduccion

Inch to mm just X inch by 25.4 = mm or mm ÷ 25 4 = inch

Try not to use your cutting torch as a beater and it would probably not leak… just a thought…

God the metric system is so much easier

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Using Oxy burner tip or welder tip as a hammer looks like a bad habit.

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Instead of dragging your level across the top of the pipe to find top center why not get a center finder 🤷‍♂️

But great work overall... 1000 ways to skin a cat... What matters is that the cat is skinned on time, every time... Thanks for the vid

25 feet of welding not 25 meters

Your stick out if WAY TO LONG!!!!! looked like a 2 inch stick out!!! Only should be 3/4 on inch my man......

I see development skills are being lost 😞

Hi brother you are good smat professional welder.good to learning from you.. teanks.m

Fantastic video really enjoyed it and Amazing skills you have so much work and maths involved it’s unreal full respect to you my friend 👍👍👍