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It’s only forbidden to those unwilling to try….. go for it son!… I believe in you🥹

Damnit you beat me to it 😂

I was just thinking about how it looks like a toblerone

@@ProleDaddy really?

thank god for metal stamping and plasma cutters

Car chassis aren’t typically built using that method because that method would weaken the chassis. All of the bends would be bent by bending the pieces of material

@@xbear7473 I can’t speak in certainty, but I’d imagine somewhere in history, there were cars built this way. But as for weakening the material, I wouldn’t think so. That’s how modern day race car chassis and roll cages are built. (But with tubing, not square material)

@@jgetscensored7837 tube is used but the joint construction is designed so that the stresses of the joints are directed straight into the other tubes and not into the joint itself. With a design like this it should only be used in non-structural applications. As opposed to having no weld joints with bending or potentially just 1 or 2 welds with this method you’re adding over 30 welded joints that cannot fail and with something like a chassis in mind the forces will be applied directly to these weld joints.

@@jgetscensored7837 the difference is one piece being cut a bunch of times then welded together to form a bend then roll cages for example is like a bunch a separate pieces of round steel being welding together to make something which is very strong

What?

@@rodgersb1248 they're implying pipe can only be round.

@@lotrfam414 well that’s just not true lol

@@rodgersb1248 exactly.

Square tubing *

Бывают такие углы которые не согрешит на трубогиб, например все те которые показаны на видео

For the third time. It's rectangular tubing

Nah that’s not square tubing (the giveaway is that it’s not a square in profile)

LMAO i came here to say the EXACT same thing lol glad I'm not the only one who knows

The junk he makes is just as pointless and crap as his welding skills

@WungusBill That tube probably costs more than the tiny amount of welding wire and gas that would end up being wasted. If you’re going to do a demonstration like this stop being a lazy ass and actually show proper welding techniques. Chances are people might actually use this for something. They might think the tack welds are strong enough to hold it.

@WungusBill then why bother doing the tac welds if it was “going to the trash bin after the video” 😐

Pipe implies something is hollow not that its round. Round pipes are round, but round isn't what pipe means. Tube is another term not THE term

@@whitehuayra It's not technically wrong, but pipe is not the proper term. I work in the chemical industry, and we use both in our plant. It's important to use the correct term for stuff like this to minimize confusion. With rectangular tubing, its not a big of a deal to call it pipe because rectangular pipe doesn't exist or is really really uncommon, so worst case you would probably just get corrected on the correct word. But if you mix up 1" round SS tubing with 1" SS pipe when ordering a part for example, you will end up with completely wrong dimensions.

@@whitehuayra okay, find me a rectangular pipe lmao you can Google rectangular pipe and it's gonna come up as tubing but okay buddy

I think pipe implies transportation. So a pipe is a closed shape(tube) that transports liquid, gas, etc. Or one can say they are piping something. While a tube is a more generic term for the shape.

Work in the hvac field you’ll see square pipe almost everyday. So yea you’re wrong.

Yep Mr. Million Tacks at it again

Glad someone said it

Ah yes the new type of welding that doesn’t have any light or flash….. 😂

For real I'm tired of seeing it, especially since some people start to think that it's the right way to weld. It's just exhausting, you know?

@@theflannelguitarist2004 totally agree I’ve had some guys come in to work that I have to train how to weld and that’s the way they do it and then get mad at me when it doesn’t work. (All welds we do are structural)

Не неси чушь, этот метод выгоднее

@@valera1257 чем убитым временем

Shut up this is shit

15 to 20mins

If your good at it. Maybe 40 if it's your first time

But most people see a 90 second video and thinks that all it takes.

Why would you say this?

Square tubing tends to be more difficult to bend without crushing

Bust out the square!

🙌

yep rectangular tubing

I'd like to agree but as a certified welder he is more a novice he has much to learn like properly cutting and actually welding the metal instead of tacking it together that thing won't take any stress cause of those tack welds it's why I hate these tik tokers buying home welders and gear and not bothering to show how a actual weld looks like it's a bad thing to do and could lead to misinformation of the welding trade

Two words, Welders Handbook

Nice point

But what's that thing mounted on it that goes around the blade? Never seen one if those before.

@@ryanlynch3579 it’s the blade guard so you don’t get pieces of the wheel flying back and stabbing you if the wheel breaks. Actually really quite important to have one

Each notch has 20° taken out so each bend is 180° - (the amount of notches × 20°) I'm pretty sure it's not a 90° bend or a 30° bend but the 60° might be correct.

Ahh makes more sense why he would cover it up I appreciate the info it helped alot

You kinda answered your own question, it's a 160° bend since it's acute of 90°. No reason to subtract from 180.

I was thinking the same thing, and the last bend should be 100 degrees or 80 between sides. That is unless he changed the cut angles for the first and last cut. He would have to do 10 slots at +- 7.5 degrees (or 15 slots at +- 5 degrees to eliminate fractional angles) for the first one and 5 slots at +-9 degrees for the last one.

Транспортир с линейкой

In this case, the sum of the angles of the wedges cut out will equal the total bend. But since the inside angle you want is 30 degrees, the bend you put in the pipe is 180-30 degrees=150 degrees. Divide that by the number of wedges you want and you get the wedge angle. A wedge equals two angled cuts, so divide that by two to get the angle from the perpendicular on each half of the wedge.

How

@@johnty6067 probably miter joints but this way has it's uses

Bruh, that's not how angles work

@@Tufhhuyy it is when you’re cutting or bending material. So I guess I should’ve gotten rid of the word “to.” Thanks for pointing that out!

Thanks for the info

More people have an angle grinder, fyi

A measuring line drawer