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[Binglung]

oh shit, a bunch of experts on board. these guys must have wrote the book. maybe the video was edited to a 4 minute video. a 5 second scene on welding a 90 and we got here a bunch of expert commentary.

[alsgard2]

Who uses the oiler when reaming???This video is a joke! And the level left to right? he should be checking thats its level to the pipe.

[cullen198404]

took this guy 9 years to become a fitter must have worked 5 hours a week lol...

[cullen198404]

@lordcodicus ya buddy thats why there is like over a thousand jobs in canada right now for fitters you must one dumb piece of shit ...

[lordcodicus]

It's a bad idea to be a fitter, welders can fit their own joints or get a lower wage helper, and laborers can bolt flanges and shit together just as well. Dunno why anyone would choose this trade, it's basically just an additional requirement for other jobs.

[xXxG1LLYxXx]

ive forgot more than this cunt knows, what is he doing tacking that that way? whats he leveling? this bloke for real? with all his fancy kit, your shit , never been a fitter welder...that tapping machine is older than your country sort it out

[nismo122]

@fitter221 im a fitter also. And if you look close enough, he is tacking the side not the top. So therefore, having the level that would get it done. Maybe he tacked the top and bottom first. Since that would be the third tack, he has to hold it square. Congrats, i hope i don't have to work in your local where you can't tell the difference.

[19morgan64]

bigger threat to pipe than rust !

[fitter221]

the first weld they do he has the level the wrong way, he should be worried about the 90 degree fitting being up or down not left to right , you can rotate the pape to suit your left to right needs, as far as up to down he might want to use a vice clamp to level the but weld so that there is perfect gap throughout 360 degrees. My dad tought me that always take care of your welder and bartender and you will never have any problems on the road lol

[epadrigo]

Pipe fitters should use manual beveling using angle grinders not that GBC boiler pipe prepping machine. I don't allow my apprentices use prepping machines because it is not a good practice. I want to teach pipefitting there in Canada if some training providers will hire me.