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2 Failures In 1 Day How To Repair A Condemned Pipe Flange Cut & Burned Off

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@Paul-mw8kg Год назад

We all make mistakes m8 but it's how you learn from them another brilliant video I could watch them all day long keep them coming cause I'm learning so much from your videos 👍👍👍👍

@justintasht1067 Год назад

Fantastic video really enjoyed it its great to see how you fix a mistake was really interesting and your not afraid to show it full respect for that love your work 👍👍

@bobjob8896 Год назад

Hello Calvin. As Paul 46 says we all make mistakes but its only a fups when it get onsite for the client to find. In the fabrication & welding game we learn from mistakes and move on. Every day is a day to learn more skills and we also better our existing skills to push forward to be the best. One of the things I say to young people whom are coming into this game is Watch, Look & Learn but do not be afraid to ask questions as there is NO Stupid Question ONLY STUPID ANSWERS. When i started out many years ago i only wanted to work with the best and gain there respect so i could learn more. Great RU-vid mate keep it up.

@jordanhugh4618 Год назад

Thank you for having the humility of sharing your mistakes so the rest of might be able to save ourselves the trouble, Subscribed.

@shanemiller6947 Год назад

Brother you got skills for your age that brings big money in the USA

@th1mself Год назад

Grinding out half of the weld and reweld to use shrinkage to pull it works, but sometimes not enough or too much

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

Honestly mate ive tried all that and at the end when it didn't work i wish i just cut it off and saved the time

@th1mself Год назад

@ARC-ONE WELDING ahh right on I've only ever done it on stainless pipe joints. I've also seen a torch and wet rags used in the field but would never use that method

@jackthomson73 Год назад

I’ve done similar fups at work. With the second one you might have been standing on the other side of the pipe when looking at the level. Still touches the right side of the mark but you are opposite to where you need to be. To eliminate that I set my pipe to perfect level and put my own mark on the bubble. That way I’m still looking at the edge touching but the workpiece is true level. Just what works for me. Good on you for showing a day where nothing goes right 👍. Nice to know you are human too 😂

@mrsock3380 Год назад

Use the centre of the bubble, I've tested it on a horizontal borer and using the same Stabila level set up many times and done the final set with a DTI, 0.2mm over 500mm is easily achieved with that level, doing it to the line is just adding another possible mistake, as you proved. Get a more accurate level if you need to be more accurate than that.

@micmike Год назад

Nice fix example, much appreciated

@mattsan70 Год назад

Kudos for showing you are human, we all fuck things up from time to time. Alexander Pope famously said "To err is human"

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

Yeah bro, i appreciate it

@billlamond1847 Год назад

Try using 2.5mm rod bits like small wedges to pack out & centre the flange this keeps the flange square with little alteration. retired fitter/welder. Always check bolt holes, level, etc etc.

@guycrawshaw Год назад

Oxy acetylene Gouging nozzles are a lifesaver

@johnwaby4321 Год назад

We all make mistakes its putting them right is the skill 👍👍 As for equipment you can only do your best with what you have to work with . A gouging rod unit may be a good tool to have 😐

@Konrad_zx6r Год назад

Love the content you're creating. Keep it up m8 👍

@TheLealDeal-bp7to Год назад

Well you got me to subscribe. I've only seen a few videos and I have to say great stuff man. I'm a structural fitter/welder and since your job has so many flanges then your 2nd fix is definitely better but if you had to save it then try using a scarfing tip or if you don't have one blow out the weld by feathering the oxygen and using a back n forth motion to wash it out

@jamienelson7544 Год назад

It happens, I would dress the weld off outside and then carefully cut the face weld off, then a little or big hammer to knock it off, been there done that a few times. I always check the flange with a plate square and measure it as a double check

@edswider9309 9 месяцев назад

Yes arc gouge

@charlest4098 Год назад

Tbh I think it’s just too much heat, it’s obvious it pulled, should usually wait after the 2nd run. 👍🇳🇿

@cliveramsbotty6077 Год назад

I'm a heating guy, I had to fit a set of bellows on site the other day and the elbow to reducer to flange was welded out of plumb, it was a complete nightmare getting it in with no leaks. Only has to be a few mm out and that's the job gone up the spout.

@robertriley1683 Год назад

I would have air arced the flange weld off. Made it level then weld up .

@Thomas_Bampton 7 месяцев назад

If you already have a decent stick welder and compressed air, an air arc gouging torch isn't that much of an investment and it will do a heck of a lot more good than its worth, especially when you have to fix an f up before the boss finds out or quickly when he does know and is breathing down your neck. and paid peice work it's probably cheaper for you just to invest than lose all that time. that said you gotta piss with what you got not what you want.

@jeremyrichardson7276 Год назад

Gouged the weld out.

@king82382 Год назад

Why dont you cut the join at the back and leave some then burn it until it level..then bevel it and weld it back

@BDE360 Год назад

You should have cut the pipe in the correct spot and used a weld-neck flange!

@dollarsign77 Год назад

I've bolted up worse lol nice Jon on the repair m8

@mpersson9595 Год назад

gas chisel(Melting weld With the oxy cutter )you just melt the weld and the material is fine

@moorwaldent4233 Год назад

Thumbs up bro! I don´t know too much about MAG on pipes. Isn´t it possible to straighten these out using the acetylene Oxygen flame? On TIG/Stainless we do this even using the TIG torch to just straighten it. It surely works fine everytime..no cutting/grinding and all that. 30 minutes and done. But how is it on carbon pipes? Greetings from FRG.

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

Hey dude, nd tbh on pipe this big one torch isn't enough to get it hot enough to pull and its a pain trying to heat it because i eventually give up and just cut it off

@moorwaldent4233 Год назад

@@ARCONEWELDING allright.. there´s no end to learning. Keep it up! Good videos, solid work!

@cab8188 Год назад

Cal Always enjoy your videos ,but all good craftsman know the job comes first . You may have to forgo some videos for the sake of the job. Take some time to settle ,will be here when you get back.

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

Appreciate the words bro but you guys watching me makes me a better welder, what made the mistake was rushing on price work, i get paid per pipe so im always rushing

@nathanrudd2327 Год назад

Do these pipes get sent out to customers as is or is there an assembly at your shop? Yeah it was out of level and it's a bigger pipe but I've seen worse go through our assembly for natural gas gpu's and they made it work.

@Brainmalfuction Год назад

Have you ever used a scarfing tip for a torch ? the tip has a bend in it and is flat on one side pretty much for doing what your doing there

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

No dude i didnt know that existed, i guess thats perfect for strange runs

@Brainmalfuction Год назад

@@ARCONEWELDING ya puts your torch tip flat to the steel its for knocking off old welds and stuff similar to and arch gouger only with flame.

@kevinkline3938 Год назад

I would have gouged it off and welded on a new slip on.

@timemmanuel3896 Год назад

nice bro I can also do it more

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Thanks bud

@jacekgrab Год назад

why not cut the pipe with the flange (the correct length) and use neck flange? (I'm not a welder )

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

A but weld costs more money to do, so unless its needed they wont add them and they stick to slip on flanges

@KROKO123OOO Год назад

@@ARCONEWELDING Yes but for this particular reparation, I think it would have been more cost effective for you to put a neck flange + butt weld than do your 2nd technique.

@coltonhendrick8658 Год назад

No air arc or plasma needed my man.. Throw a scarfing tip on that torch and go to town. If you’re trashing the flange anyway, you could scarf it off and have it ground ready to go in 15 minutes start to finish.

@jflwelding Год назад

Arc air it of or gouge welds with gas axe

@jflwelding Год назад

Should be able to save both the flange and pipe using gas axe or arc air.message me if you need any tips on gas axe gouging

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

I need work to buy us one first 😅

@kabihog5789 Год назад

You could have save the flange…if you don’t have air arc to gouge the weld….you could have use your cutting torch to wash out the weld …instead of pressing the trigger, adjust your oxygen pressure using the knob…or .045 6” cutting wheel and grinding wheel will also do the job

@jflwelding Год назад

I rember the times iv welded taft ends on stainless pipe and put the flange on the wrong way round,only to cut them of and realise part way round rewelding that id put the flange the same wrong way 🙄🥴

@seanbarratt6317 Год назад

I do it the second way , less work and quicker . Probably lay off the booze on a school night in future!

@christopherskidmore5476 Год назад

You could have saved that flange, you did just as much work to destroy it as it would have taken to grind out the welds. And I am a pipe welder just so you know I'm not some random telling you what to do lol

@ARCONEWELDING Год назад

My work has so many flanges i wasnt even trying to save it tbh so ive never explored any techniques that involve saving flanges, so ill take your word for it but what i hate about grinding flanges is the hot sparks that go down my neck id do anything to avoid that

@christopherskidmore5476 Год назад

@@ARCONEWELDING I agree, it sucks lol sucks even worse trying to save a flange on a 2-3" pipe 😅 😍