Second Half Fit-Up Video from The Welders Lens Home Study Course

Are you interested in fit up and fabrication on welding and working with metal? Check out this video from The Welders Lens. My home study course teaches all types of welding. This video is on stick rod

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[mdtread]

The only time I would brige tack is if I had a purge on exotic metal like stainless or chrome. Thanks

[mdtread]

I totally agree. Where did you get it. Maybe you could shoot me a picture of your set up. Some guys use a hub assembly with bearings too. Thanks!

[mdtread]

The reason I use the flange wheel is for the purpose of rolling it out. I have a nut tacked to the outer sleeve and a bolt with a point on the end of it to bite the inside pipe.

Works pretty good.

Thanks

[mdtread]

The sun wasn't shining in my shop. I have a cake hood.

That is funny. Thanks for the comment.

[mdtread]

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[mdtread]

Sometimes a tack brakes on occasion. That's no biggy. I don't usually switch between to machines. Thanks for the comment.

[turtlehulk89]

good instructional video pretty much this is exactly whats done in the field. just one recommendation next time get someone to help you with the camera. other than that good job

[commando7144]

you want to tack it out of the bubble a bit so it walks in the bubble.and for structures always tack the high side or longer side or you won`t be able to square it.nice vid!!

[peuk80]

why do not clean it??

[buchairy85]

would u mind show me welding pipe in 6g position? i have a test next week

[lefthooklyrics]

hit it while it's hot. nothing like the smell of 5P early in the morning.

[malibutoyota]

i bridge tack instead of root tack you only have one tye in then

[JLPZ76]

what is a lathe chuck?

[schumley5]

hey instead of your flange wheel you can also use a lathe chuck. I have one on the back of my welding truck its a whole lot faster to get it level and roll it out instead of fighting with the jacks.