"Didn't want to work today". "Maybe...Hopefully....Sorta"...! I don't know about anyone else, but I found those moments amusing. Anyway that's a cool tool. You must be a valuable asset to the drilling guys. Everything they do is trying to rip their machinery to bits up from day one. Kinda like rock crushers! Cheers

Learn something new all the time. Did not know that plasma did not care about dirt, while oxyfuel does not like rust.

Listening to "Maybe, kindda, hopefully". I had a wry smile, thinking, I'll bet its been a long time since you had to repair some of you're own repair work. 👍👍

Your rather dry sense of humor never ceases to amaze me. Lol Have a Happy Turkey Day!

Thank you. The way you do jobs reminds me of the way boiler makers built the machines of the American industrial revolution.

Oh man, when I saw how much of that thing was missing I thought there's no way...but then I thought of Isaac doing the repair and sat back and relaxed, assured of perfect results. Great job, as always. Happy Thanksgiving to you, Isaac, and to all of the folks who enjoy your videos.

As they say in the MARINE CORPS, OUTFU__KINGSTANDING! You are a man after my own heart! I Apprenticed under the tutorial of Journeyman Steamfitters LOCAL UNION 598 Pasco Washington now retired after 32 years. We made all of our own special rigging blocks and tackle. Pipe lineup clamps, Heavy duty Jack Stands etc. Watching you run that GAS AXE brought back alot of good memories! BRAVO MY FRIEND!

Outstanding repair! Just goes to show how practical knowledge, years of experience, a can-do attitude, and confidence gets the job done. I'm certain that many welders would fail here even if they had engineer drawings! You do get balls deep in some tough and interesting repairs, proper respects to you, my friend! Thank you for the videos, Happy Thanksgiving!

I got that same Navajo Jewelry Design welding cap 🤙🏽 Much Love and respect from the Navajo Nation ✊🏽

Watching you work is as soothing as listening to water flow in a brook. I usually start with my eyes open but end up with them shut and reminiscing the days when I was on your side of the torch. I appreciate what you do and your skills that you display. Thank you.

IC Weld Facts: You will never see IC Weld doing an endorsement spot for Manscaped on his channel. He is just THAT good with an oxy-acetylene torch. #icweldfacts

I would say its called a belling tool because it is creating a bell footer. I really enjoy your videos , keep them coming.

Who else would agree i think i could watch a couple of hours of this. The welding and techniques are so good a lot can be learned by just watching. No need for the fast forwards. Great video. Go to see not every job is smooth. Gives some of us hope that even the professionals have a hard time sometimes.

Belling increases the bearing surface of the pier. Piers are supported by the bearing surface and the skin friction on the sides of the pier. They are commonly used in southeast Texas (Houston area, USA) where soils have a low load bearing capacity. Among other uses, they are often placed under traditional grade beams to support traditioal concrete slab construction.

That ellis looks good in the background, i miss my 1600. Nice work, keep it up brother.

First I love how even you can forget the metal is hot when you were using the plasma cutter in the beginning Second As if it wasn't going to be a perfect repair

Never saw a belling tool, but with the wings extended it reminded me of a giant steel penguin. IC is like an artist that can see the painted picture before he touches the canvas. Good job!

When I first saw it I said; "if anyone can repair it Issac can"............👍👍👍👍

You Sir are one reason that makes this country so GREAT.

These clients must be special, you pulled out the holy steel for their job.

That's really cool..... We've got several in the yard, but Calif doesn't allow belled holes..... Too much (unreinforced concrete) according to CalTrans......

Where would we be without people who can fix things?

lol maybe, kinda , hopefully , sorta .. Always enjoy watching the master work.

That's the first time I have ever seen you use a chipping hammer, have been watching for a long time, enjoy every video.

Those grinder sparks shooting directly into the camera where like good old windows starfield screensaver ;-)

Im 64 if I were a young man. You would be the man I would want learn from. You should hire an apprentice.teach him your craft. You have so much to offer.

I enjoy your videos. I also like that you are teaching your son the trade, One day he will thank you. Be safe.

Really interesting tool.... I've never seen anything like it !! Very nice work getting it up and going again !! I love to see all the different things you get to fix always a great video !! I really enjoy this type of work !!👍👍

Always find your videos so interesting always something different keep up the good work

Me: What the heck is that? I C Weld: This a belling tool that is used in drilling foundations.. I learn so much from this channel! Thank you again!

Watch and learn......the teacher is in.... 🙂👍

I am not surprised you did a fantastic job but I was surprised at how big that thing is, I couldnt tell until I saw you in the frame..... Its huge. Useful bit of kit in sandy or clay ground. Cracking job btw

It’s great to watch the master at work.

Thanks for sharing Issac, hope you have a great Thanksgiving.

Why would you think we wouldn't believe you were better with a torch than a plasma? You are a master with that cutting torch so it's not hard to believe. I just wish I was half as good, great job Isaac.

Adapting to a plasma torch when you are use to oxy/act, is a challenge but worth the effort. I see you cutting with your welding shield whichI found too dark. I use the grind function on an auto darkening shield or regular cutting goggles and have never experienced any eye problems. I wish I had a higher amperage plasma cutter but don’t do enough heavy work anymore to justify one. I can cut 3/8 but 1/4 is the comfort zone. I pay a penalty now for my bottle rentals because I don’t use enough gas. I do like your aluminum cutting guides

Man, I really got a handle on this. Just gave a thumbs up to my own comment! Seriously, I love your work.

Amazing tool for concrete footing. No blueprint, you have to be Very intuitive to fabricate the missing part. As always, I enjoyed the video. Happy Thanksgiving..... God Bless You and Your Family.

Maybe , possibly, kinda , sorta , is a great strategy to avoid the dangers of tempting fate . Too many people have uttered the famous last words , this'll be no problem .

Nice job . Buddy . Your the man . If I get any job like that come in my shop I’m going to recommend you .

Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving to you and your family Issac......Cheers form Florida, Paul.

The Texas Torchman does it again!!

Great work. I am always impressed with how you can take a look at a repair and dig right into it. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Watch your toes! (19:48).

Fill the bottom with charcoal and hang a couple of turkey’s or hams in it for thanksgiving … 😁😁😁

I love your confidence. "should fit, maybe, kinda, hopefully...we'll see."

Y'all need to give this man his props very talented in his line of work.

Sweet! Thanks for the long video. Have a great Thanksgiving.

Thank you IC, Everyone hope you get to enjoy your families and friends on this 2021 Thanksgiving Day, no matter your situations... Thank you all for sharing!

I see the plasma cutter works on the same principle of a pressure washer. It doesn't seem to matter what angle you use it at or where you stand it blows back at you. I guess the only difference is instead of soaking your clothes it sets them on fire. :-) Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

The blues music sounds like something Sylvester Weaver would have played some seventy or eighty years ago. Probably some derivative notes here and there, but it sounds good.

You had my Better Half laughing so hard. She didn't believe me when I told her you have a twisted sense of humor. I guess she believes me now, and you have a new fan.

Happy thanksgiving issac thank you for sharing this, I’m very thankful I’m healthy, have a great family, and have a great welding job I work and learn at everyday. Remember to always stop and smell the roses bc one day you can’t.

Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless!

You are too good to work for any company Isaac. Great skills and intuition,keep them for yourself . As usual,a great job achieved by a true Master .

Another enjoyable time watching a true craftsman at work.

Never disappointed with your videos. Happy Thanksgiving

Thanks for sharing your skills once again Isaac.

The maestro strikes again! Awesome repair.

Made thanksgiving a little better thanks Icweld.

Really like your tutorials. Great work.

You never cease to amaze. Thanks for the lesson.👏🏻👏🏻

As a welder just love the close shots, sounds of welding, can almost smell the burning, just grate thanks for sharing

Always look forward to your videos and I do admire how you can handle a cutting torch . Have a great Thanksgiving .

You work and repair a variety of equipment, and etc. Awesome.

Beautiful work, I expected nothing less from IC Weld

Cool video! Neat seeing all the various types of equipment out of there.

Thank you for posting so much videos Sir! I have learned a lot from you this way! My respect and stay safe!

Another awesome job

Another great video..thanks for sharing.

Beautiful sound of the torch at 18.15 or so

love the one-word commentary .... we all do this

“ kinda, hopefully maybe “! Always ends up a great job . 👏

Another great job thanks for sharing

Happy Thanksgiving to you & yours

Now that was really cool first time seeing one of them an you rebuilt it . Thanks for taking the time to video and explain the process

Pretty neat !-low tech, high practicality. I'm impressed !!

A great "Haint'it or no" job well done.

Wishing you and your family a happy thanksgiving, thank you for the video, the latest job as always tackled by yourself with such calm demmina no stress no fuss and a superb repair

Enjoyable as always…. Interesting repair…. Y’all stay safe…

Awesome repair hands-down the best ever you’re great

Nice work, as always Isaac. Thank you for keeping the great videos coming. Too bad for the missing footage. I love the longer videos where you talk out your reasoning and approach to the problems. The way you keep calm and approach every issue one step at a time can teach many of us. Again, thank you for sharing and Happy American Thanksgiving from Canada.

Another awesome video!

Very interesting tool and repair. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

Another great video

The true expert makes the complicated look routine and this expert even casts gentle aspersions on his own (considerable) ability! Isaac, your choice of music and its volume, exactly matches your operation and enhances the whole, making for relaxed, pleasurable viewing. I wonder if Mrs I C Weld has anything to do with that?!

Nice show, bravo njoy watching your videos keep sticking

Superb,no nonsense job.. 🇬🇧

I've never heard of a billing tool.. Thanks for sharing! Excellent job, as always! Cheers from southern Indiana!

Experience has come together with wisdom, you are the best👍👍👍

Very interesting. Great video and excellent job showing how that repair was made . Your knowledge and efforts are fantastic. Keep them coming.

You got skills to pay the bills. Much respect.

You are an Amazing Craftsman, You plan out every move you make. For example, the Lifting of the work piece and placement of the rigging to accommodate the Twist to land it on the Blocks. I look forward to your videos, take care!

Thank you for the insight on plasma versus torch for dirty parts; I've used both on clean material but only briefly.

happy Thanksgiving Isaac, As always, spectacular torch work and your flux-cored wire beads are a thing of beauty.....

KZfaq hid this video from me. Great work young man. I have never seen such device and to rebuild a wing like that takes a lot of experience and skill. Top job Isaac, excellent work again!

Happy Thanksgiving, thanks for the video

Nice work as usual, Isaac. I imagine the customer will be sending the tool right back, so you can replace the original “flute” too.

Love watching you take a totally wacked out piece of equipment and put it back together better than new. I've no doubt that other side will break way before the side you repaired ever will. Bummer about the lost footage but you know what happens at the most inconvenient times. Since I can't weld anymore due to getting a pacemaker I'll just hitch a ride on your coattail videos.

Hey Issac, Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for all the great videos!:)

Which ever way you cut it that’s a truly impressive repair. 10 points .