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I got best grading(in our school system)from Welding of pipelines for special systems thanks to you! This following text is from my teacher who was making sure that i do the test/show off correctly "The student has good welding skills for TIG welding; The enthusiasm for this work is high. The student has practiced stainless steel welding in the metal workshop as agreed and performed a certification weld, which has been inspected both visually and with radiography. The certification weld has been approved, and the welding quality is good."

Thanks Dusty, great video. I appreciate seeing the amps in the split screen. Very helpful.

Cool stuff Dusty. It's good to see you promoting having fun while welding.

Thanks Dusty, very informative and great teaching

Super.Merci beaucoup Dusty.

You never disappoint, Dusty, thank you!

Good video... Thank You so much, Dusty!!

Awesome, looks great 👍🏻

Super.Merci beaucoup Dusty

Beautiful arc shoots.

Awesome work. Little pointer - there will be less distortion by welding inside out.

Dude, you're talents are off the hook amazing! Thanks for creating and sharing, you're a real inspiration for many of us.

Digging this channel! Awesome work! Appreciate you buddy...

Man you get really nice clear arc shots. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.🙂

Tip for laying out #2 - use a piece of round tubing with the same wall thickness as your square tube and radius of the finished part, trace the inside diameter then roll it 90deg to find the end of the cutout. Takes all the math out of it and justifies that pile of small offcuts you've accumulated. You can do a smaller radius than the tube size (ex 1.5"r in 2" tubing) if you taper both sides of the cut off at 45deg. For a radius larger than the tube size it gets complicated.

Get yourself a proper straight grinder with carbide bits. That dremel is way too small

Is there a chart to tell you what tube will fit inside another. friend mentioned surplus stop sign square perforated tubing is something to buy at scrap metal yards as they have one that goes inside the other.

sweet lookin welds

Mitered joints are almost a lost art. There are a number of reprints of layouts of various mitered joints. When I taught mechanical drawing, I would have my students develop various miters and intersections. I would then select one or two and actually lay out the joint; and, cut and fit the joint. I would have them do the drawings at a 1:1 scale so that I could cut out the drawing for the template. I used this as an exercise to show them how to take an idea that they thought of, draw it on paper, and then turn it into reality.

just a tip when doing a lobster back like this, drill out the root of the fold and cut up to that. Leaves the sidewall completely intact and gives it a natural radius to distribute over.

I absolutely adore this channel, it helped me so much going through my welding classes, but now I'm trying to learn and refine other processes (currently very focused on stick but others like mig are soon to come) does anyone know a good channel like this for those other processes? Much appreciated in advance!

I'd smoke that joint! ... oh wait, different kind of joint... 😂

11:00 you forgot to bevel the inside radius lol.

Just a quick one when your doing your welding are you using 4043 or 5356

What bandsaw are you using? I’ve been shopping for a decent one so I can stop using my horizontal bandsaw for small cuts.

Love it bud. I think your videos are great. What I don't understand is people in your comments that like to be negative rather than constructive. I know how much work you put into this and I myself think you do a great job.

It is not that they can't, they simply don't need to. None of these joints were very practical unless it is simply for art. By the way, in the '90s I worked at a factory in the cornfields of Nebraska where every weld was inspected by UL and certified, some even got x-rayed. They used material from as small as .22 gauge to 4" thick starting mostly from flat sheet but also certified 70,000 and 100,000 psi steel tubing, round and flat which we had to purchase and entire factory heat at a time to get certified. They had grandmothers who fed the animals and kids before coming to work where they would proceed to produce welds that constantly amazed me. Even the worst slackers they had would put you to shame. One character they had built outrigger arms that consisted of two 2" thick steel plates about 14" wide and 92" long separated by an approx. 16"H x 11"W x .375" tube. He would fixture it up and stretch a string along the width so everyone could see the warping occur as he laid in twelve triple pass beads. When he was done the finished outrigger beam was designed to have a slight downward bow which would be perfectly straight after stress relief (2 x load). I guess art is in the eye of the beholder but, working with those guys and gals made me proud. Well, until 4:30pm.

I’ve been having trouble with tig welding every time I weld on my dads machine the tungsten turns black I’ve also been having trouble with tig aluminum I just can’t seem to get the settings right to where I can establish a puddle

I don't weld, why am I watching the this? 😂

Instead of cutting triangle/wedges, the peaks of which are like tiny seeds that blossom into "Hunter" trees!( If you don't get the crack joke, ask a smart friend to bring over the crayons.) , BEFORE cutting drill holes (double your blade thickness) where the peaks would otherwise be, and cut into the holes. The holes also provide a good compression spot during folding and a great place to pool the "sauce"!

May I have your e-mail pls? For some tech questions. Thanks!

69% of all statistics are 40% wrong. I hate all of these joints. They're almost impossible to duplicate across a job and, in my opinion, a huge waste of time.

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Wasted material? The pen and paper u used at school to learn how to write is also wasted material? 😉

im glad i work in a facility that has an engineer teaches how to properly miter and doesnt make us waste time fabricating weird corners you only really see on chinese tiktoks and places like pakistan where people weld with car batteries and use grandmas rusty fork for an electrode

1 direction strokes with the file

Nice… But a lot blablabla. he likes to hear himself talk

u need a continuity guy, switched up right in the middle. sad. more welding, less performing...

This guy is a terrible teacher. Just a show off and after views.

Dude, files only cut one way. Been welding 26 years and have never had any reason to do any silly joints like these. Simply learn how to miter.

Common sense will go a long way! Union. Tube welder! 39 years exp experience