OxyAcetylene Welding

[decoysk]

ARE YOU BRAZING OR USING STEEL ROD !

[carfenaticman123]

I heard OxyAcetylene welding is very slow. Im welding with OxyAcetylene in my highschool tomorrow cant wait!

[Scalvini815]

this was great help...i just starteed learning this in my ag mechanics class and this helped me alot.....i just got done with arc welding.....thanks for making the video

[beckaliz]

Is it wrong that I kind of find this video adorable?

[speedy02]

He sounds high. Did you just smoke a bowl?

[uvbuaxtfkz]

tudo errado

[vagnfobian]

hvorfor stopper og starter vidioen hele tiden .det gider man sgu ikke kikke på.

[Troutmancj]

can i do this wth a prapene gas torch cause thats the gas my grandpa uses to cut, instead of oxy accetalene oxegen propane

[CODfans69]

@Troutmancj Yes you can but your flame will burn at a lower temp

[savagenomore]

I did this with a coat hanger, welded my exhaust pipe together....

[volodymyrm1]

meh i will stick with composites and 100% argon MIG to weld aluminum lol

[BrianFugate1]

what are you using a 3/32 rg45

[boatytoom]

Nice video man. Ive been on the fence for a long time on what to buy. Im always needing a torch to remove stubborn bolts and at the same time want a welder. I cant really afford a nice TIG welder but I have been TIG welding for my job for the last 8 years now. I consider myself good at it. Im not gonna spend a fortune on a torch but Im really considering the HOBART from Theisens. Dont know if Ill be cheap and use propane or if Ill buck up and go O/A. It will just be for my enjoyment

[VintageMetal18]

what pressure are your gasses at?

[VintageMetal18]

great idea with the use of the goggles. Great video, I learned a few thing to fine tune my welding techniques.

[forgetthis9]

that isnt what you want your flame to look like

[stillbashingmetal]

You make it look so easy! I know from my experience, I usually end up with a bigger hole than when I started:-(

[rednecklowlife]

ChuckE i can see you being a welding teacher at your local vocational school! YEE HAW!

[ROCKSOLID19]

So with gas TIG welding, there is no electricity involved, is that ture?

[ChuckE2009]

@ROCKSOLID19

Close, TIG stands for tungsten inert gas. With a torch there is no tungsten or inert gas... But it is like tig just not as precise or controllable, but you are right about the no electricity part :)

[Mrinsanepain]

@ChuckE2009 im learning welding in high school what am i doing wrong? because ocasionally the filler rod will pop and shoot sparks in my face. am i adding to much filler or what? please reply

[MrBoboj3]

@ChuckE2009

If there is no electricity involved in TIG, how is the arc possible?

[coldpak82]

I'm trying figure out how I can fill the rust hole's on my motorcycle gas tank without using jb weld.Do you have any suggestion ?

[marito001]

what is the diameter on the rod you used?

[bignickg1]

I like oxy welding on thin metal but pain on thick

[smellofpissoffu]

totally wrong flame pal. you should only have a cone as a tip not a crazy long flame!! oxy/acet is still the easiet to do on pipework in position in buildings!! nice try

[stunnnned1]

I have had many arguments with buddies about oxy/acetylene WELDING! They always say I'm talking about brazing. You are demonstrating welding obviously! I believe that I must put up with this stupidity because... As you pointed out, this is an old form of welding (the first). And while I took this in high school (really high... Lol) in 1985, it was not offered for long after that. The mig was popular soon after that time, if not then. Thanks for the video. Please people, don't criticize this for

[1nstyZ28]

haha thats about the hardest i think MIG easiest than SMAW than TIG and than Oxy-acetylene

[mksav1]

those sparks are because your oxidizing the molten metal. And you have way more puddle control with the TIG.

[anikidwolfy]

i used to rock at brazing and i progressed to stick then mig and tig and i absolutely suck at brazing, now theres more bangs and explosions than a fireworks factory going up.

[joah135]

cool

[berylak47]

How do you control warpage from the heat? Also, how do you feel about MAPP/Oxy welding? Is it the same as using acetylene? Thanks

[hp11208]

if i wonna heat up a metal or cut it how i go about doing that im new to this i have a set of tank

[ChuckE2009]

@hp11208

Carefully, haha, this stuff is dangerous...

Well, I made a torch how-to video. You might wanna check that out :)

[PutSome5tankOnIt]

Very nice technique. Similar to brazing copper. Heat it evenly and let it flow.

[tacokiller101]

you sound like my dentist and looks like him how he works on my teeth with the little picking things

[FordNissanChevy]

Easiest my ass lol.

[Evmoy15]

I like OxyFuel Welding alot, I think wire feed is my favorite, but Oxyfuel is 2nd best. 

[sideshow45]

this is the first time ive seen brazing on youtube. this is a dying weld process :) Great video Chuck

[M50SNIPER]

@sideshow45 Brazing has fluxed rod. That's filler metal.

[13RuffRyder]

@sideshow45 hes not brazing...

[GarrettJDB]

This is the first step to Tig welding Thats how i learned to tig weld i first started on the Oxy torch

[fwriedwice]

A great video with lots of insight and explanation. Also cool that you add in the history facts. Really neat!

[uscar17]

I really like your vids, very nice, interesting and useful ! Thank you for doing them !

[mrquadman100]

@TheChevy3500hd no hope soon but (thehairyhungarian) probely knows

[RockinGuy1994]

The last hole you done, Your flame was set right. I have a certificate in welding.

[Conrail6370]

Hey Chuck, Here's a tip for taking video. When taking video put your focus on manual setting, so it stays in focus through out your welding.

I been taking video for close to 30 years.

Len.

[ChuckE2009]

@Conrail6370

Thanks man... Im still getting used to this camera, and the focusing on it sucks :-(

[sideshow45]

@Conrail6370 not everyone has the money for manual/auto focus cameras.

[Conrail6370]

sideshow45, All Camcorders have a setting for either Manual or Auto Focus.

Len.

Journey Back In Time Production.

[MrLewisAbrown]

woah man, you could really make a career of this.

[ChuckE2009]

@MrLewisAbrown

Thats what im tryin to do :-)

[SuperGunit4life]

@ChuckE2009 im on a 45 corner joint how to i prevent holes from happening??

[2LateIWon]

What size tip is that?  Great camera work!!!

[mrquadman100]

@TheChevy3500hd wayne is not making vids cuz he is having family problems 

[460fordtruckman]

this method is easy to do i like to weld sheet metal this way 

[yeaiblewitup]

your flame shouldn't be quite so long

[ChuckE2009]

@yeaiblewitup

Yeah... Im pretty sure it should...

[yeaiblewitup]

@ChuckE2009 yeaa....... pretty sure years of experience say's it shouldn't......

[gasman7777]

that's different, i never knew you could fill holes that way. looks pretty useful, great video again man!

[stlchevy95]

Wow thats neat. That filler rod is the same kind we used in metal tech last year. I failed at it haha, kause yah like you said it takes time. When i first started getting used to it we moved on to something else in class. And I did not know that you cood light the torch with the molten metal haha that was cool

[vidman008]

Very Cool, I'm impressed Chuck.. So how long before the coat hangers start vanishing from the closets inside? I don't know if today's coat hangers are the same but they make good braising rods...

[lGaming]

real rain

[scrapkilla321]

when i was in school we called it Brazing.

[ChuckE2009]

@scrapkilla321 Brazing is similar... With brazing, you only get the metal to red hot, instead of melting it. Its really good for attaching dissimilar metals, like putting a steel step or a bracket on a cast iron housing of something. Its almost like a glue, and about as strong as o/a fusion welding. The rod is usually brass, and has flux on it.

Welding, like this, takes two things (in this case, fender & filler rod) and melts them into one.

[ChuckE2009]

@TheChevy3500hd

No idea, sorry..

[ACD19farmboy]

very nice video!! it was really good until the camera's focus messed up!! lol

[dudemancalidude]

HEY NEIL!

[dudemancalidude]

yeee hawww!!!

[FARMKING15]

Great Video Lanse. Happy New Year!

[TheMrDoItYourselfer]

Whats that your melting over the hole? do u use his for filling in holes in panels?

[ChuckE2009]

@TheMrDoItYourselfer

Filler rod, regular 3/32 RG45. Its basically a really thick steel wire, and you heat it up, and when the base material melts, you dip it in the puddle, and it becomes part of the base metal...

And this was the first time that ive used it for filling holes, but it worked really well...

[schark30]

u kick ass chuckie i wish i was in welding school

[tgredneck]

very cool man.

[trayflipful]

awsome happy new year