Welding Mishaps | How To Fix Welding Mistakes In The Field

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[breezebro]

Well, are you going to show how you fix it? The gap is still there. Filling in the gap is the welding part we need to see. An excellent opportunity to show how to fix something that I put in my list that you asked for.

[Bonfireyesiare]

Why didn't you cut it on the other side ? Then you wouldn't have a big gap to fill.

[randall2051]

MY GOD .... THIS GUY TALKS TO MUCH AND REALLY DOESN'T SAY ANYTHING......

[MrJtilley21]

This guy is seriously a moron. Cut a pie shape from the other side = no gap! Oh gosh its a miracle!

[LadyHotdogOfTheBun]

How To Fix Welding Mistakes In The Field.... NOT!

Never makes the repair... just rambles on and on about gap. Not worth the time.

[piggie7100]

lets do it!

[TheMick26]

Hey Andy,

Hopefully, you'll do a follow up video showing the repair. Thanks for taking the time to educate us!  BTW, perhaps in a future episode you could show the technique you use to anchor the railings properly.

Thank you in advance,

Mick

[jstrunck]

Ouch! I'll bet you can get it fixed in a short time.

John