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Well, Since it is a holiday weekend, I figured I'd put out another video for your viewing pleasure. This is a part off of a core drilling machine. Turns out its a very expensive part to replace. Glad I was able to help the customer out. Hope you guys enjoy it. Simple little repair. Pretty straight forward fix.

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28 авг 2024

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@johntimmins6505 5 месяцев назад

Don't understand why this guy doesn't have 500k subscribers, master class!

@robertdominiczak6523 2 года назад

My take on this is if I can touch it I can fix it, but you are the cream of welders

@nategreycanopywelding8679 3 года назад

He says “alright” and then shows us some Michelangelo type work. Masterfully done and well executed repair.

@TalRohan 3 года назад

The modest "it's alright" translates in my book to "My goodness me thats some pretty welding, what a nice job I just did." Thanks very much for sharing.

@jenksify 3 года назад

I do believe he deserves the most understatement of all time award.

@Highlandwoodandmetal 3 года назад

The Guy who taught me to weld and got me through my coding back in the 80's was the same.. His highest praise to me was 'it'll do'... to him it was either right or it wasn't....

@petermccuskey1832 Месяц назад

A job that defiantly lends itself to mig welding. Tight confines but as usual you made it look easy. Stay Safe!

@bigdave6447 2 года назад

Love that attitude,chuckles when his firs5 aproach was actually the right one! As I said before put hm on your team!! A great man!

@danielpullum1907 2 года назад

Second time watching this vid. Interesting to see CEE checking in. You guys are my HEROS!!!!!!

@brianmckibben2300 3 года назад

your a true artist with the sparky thing and the smoke wrench

@jimsvideos7201 3 года назад

I have no idea what it is, but it's fixed! The angles are fine, and anyone who complains can try making videos and a living at the same time.

@miles11we 3 года назад

Relax, while I agree with the sentiment that "you shouldn't be a jerk", don't confuse that with "don't criticize" We all need to be be able to critique each others work without getting butt hurt.

@50calops 3 года назад

My OCD would have me clean up that whole part. As always great work senor!

@Leefywood 3 года назад

You had me laughing when the two of you were talking with your hands. That’s how my wife says I talk all the time. You sir are a true professional. Thanks for sharing.

@michaelmoore1779 3 года назад

"Don't know what this part is called, but i call it broke." No substitute for knowledge! Thnx for another learning experience!!

@jacobhaney6235 3 года назад

I think a rig tour as well as a vid on why/when to switch welding processes would be awesome. From what I’ve seen of the truck, I’d imagine it would be your most popular vid. Great work

@bigredracer7848 3 года назад

21👍's up IC weld thanks again for having us all along with you at work today

@PoteauCowboy 3 года назад

Few are great welders, even less are good instructors. You are Both..... I learn and enjoy your videos.

@loganblack9719 3 года назад

I have no idea how to weld but watching him do his thing is relaxing.

@mlhrepairsllc6942 3 года назад

I don't think I have ever commented on one of your videos, but I make sure I watch them all. You Sir are a master at what you do! I truly enjoy your videos and your approach to your work.

@ICWeld 3 года назад

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the support.

@seananderson7794 3 года назад

the one who came said "fix it" silent. then you fix!👍😁from🇨🇦

@msnpassjan2004 3 года назад

LOL I don't know exactly what this part is called, but I call it broken.

@samwickett6144 3 года назад

its a carousel of a drill rig the drill steels stand up on it

@TrevorDennis100 3 года назад

@@samwickett6144 Thanks for that. It would have been interesting to see it fitted back on the machine.

@robertklein9190 3 года назад

I'd have called money in the bank $$$.

@phuturephunk 3 года назад

Ahem....It is El Broken...

@mrpaint055 3 года назад

Your videos should be mandatory viewing for every welding trade school and or welding colleges !!!!!

@robertdominiczak6523 2 года назад

Forgot to add I am not a welder but have learned so much from your videos. Thank you.

@peternicholsonu6090 3 года назад

Wow. That was such a pleasure to watch.

@johnnydeboer8111 3 года назад

I love your welding jobs and teaches me a lot i’m Australian

@CuttingEdgeEngineering 3 года назад

Hey mate great repair once again. Your videos make me miss the work out in the field. How do you find the fabshield 21B? I've not used that one but always ran NR211 or XLR8. Enjoy the long weekend Cheers, Kurtis 😎👍

@snowyseb 3 года назад

You did state that you watched IC Weld.. Here you are.. 😉

@patrickdean9797 3 года назад

Hey Kurtis i was going to mention to Isaac that you watched his channel , he probably already knows

@ICWeld 3 года назад

Hey man, thanks for watching. I like the fabshield better than the NR211. the 211 is a little too brittle. I havent had cracking issues with the 21-B. I believe it has more elongation properties. more like what a 7018 has. I havent used the xlr8 but i hear thats a good one too.

@jaysen2200 3 года назад

Nice two of my favorite repair guys in one chat ! ❤️From 🇨🇦

@Rickimusic 3 года назад

Who is posting, Kurtis or Carl? 😂👍🏻😉

@johnkruton9708 3 года назад

I can see why his customer’s just say “Fix it as you see fit” the one’s that keep having him come back over and over again. Since they keep tearing up stuff and he keeps them in business. A true master of arc gouging and field prep and stick welding heavy equipment. Thanks for the videos and the great work.

@joemuellerleile5544 3 года назад

The timelapse shot with you welding and the clouds moving off to the distance was awesome.

@JoseJimenez-kt1rv 3 года назад

I love your channel 👍🏻👍🏻keep up the good work

@jerryfritzer8837 2 года назад

You my friend are a surgical welder. No machine could do what you do. We need more professionals like you.

@timtarran8124 3 года назад

Nice job I like watching the cutting and prep just as much as the welding 👍

@jwaterous224 3 года назад

So nice to watch you stick to your guns all the way through to the handsome results. Your customer should be pleased to have that entire complete machine with this piece as its crown.

@shaneherman8906 3 года назад

Humility is a great thing. We all have those moments. It's not a waste of time though, it's technique building. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn't. Also I loved that saying: If I can see it, I can weld it. Nice! Love the videos. Keep up the great work.

@stephengillette355 3 года назад

It's never a waste of time, If one can learn from the experience and wisdom of another. This will help others to be a better craftsman. Thank you.

@geneautry2091 3 года назад

Humility enables greater wisdom.

@d.springer8444 3 года назад

It’s a true professional that see his first attempt will not work and can figure out the best way to make a perfect end result nice job injoy watching your videos

@johnearhart8811 3 года назад

U never waste my time. I could watch you every night. Thanks so much. God Bless and stay safe

@ezrhino1803 3 года назад

Another Great video Isaac. Kurtis from Cutting Edge Engineering Australia is apparently a big fan of yours as well. He mentioned in one of his latest videos that he follows your channel.

@Welcomemisha 3 года назад

My two favorites!

@OldWahya 3 года назад

Nice work Isaac as usual. That you made a couple of burn throughs just proves your actually doing something. If one has never made a mistake, then one isn't doing anything ....... ;)

@daveA2024 2 года назад

Hi there, I am a great fan of your practical no-nonsense attitude to your repairs and also your work ethic, I have watched several of your videos, and enjoy the way you are honest in your appraisal of the problem and how you intend to fix it, even when it does not always go exactly to plan, but I have no idea what your name is, could you start each video with a "Hi this is ***** welcome to the channel" personally I find that knowing the name of the person you are watching adds to the experience, I also watch the videos the Kurtis posts from Australia.

@ICWeld 2 года назад

Hello, My name is Isaac. 😁😁👍👍

@daveA2024 2 года назад

@@ICWeld Greetings Isaac, thanks for giving me your name, I live in the UK and I am retired, I run a Clay Pigeon Shoot in my spare time and dabble a little in DIY metalworking, mostly for repairs to our equipment. I like the way you work out problems and take the time to explain to your viewers what you are doing and why you think it needs to be done that particular way, I have picked up some valuable tips from you, unfortunately, I will never be as good as you at welding, though I have got past the stage where it looks as if I have thrown the weld at the metal from six feet away. Best Regards Dave.

@jenniferwhitewolf3784 3 года назад

That is craftsmanship! Those welds are like art quality. Great repair.

@msnpassjan2004 3 года назад

Hey Jennifer, hope you are having a good weekend. Jerry Wagner probably took a trip somewhere for the holiday so maybe he will post this week.

@hommie789 3 года назад

" if I can step across it, I can fill it" "If I can see it, I can weld it" Isaac 2021

@kristianskov4841 3 года назад

No gap to wide and no crack to tight....👍 All in a day's work for a repair welder..

@LukeA_55 3 года назад

"not the best but it'll hold" when it's literally some of the best work

@PatriotWeldFab 3 года назад

I love how Fabshield 21b lays down. I use it and XLR8 quite a bit in my work. Once again, another complex problem solved using good old ingenuity and God-given talent. I always enjoy watching and learning from a true master at his craft. Keep 'em coming, Isaac!

@darrellroeters4951 3 года назад

Super weld artist. Wish had the talent as one hair on your head.

@markleman8649 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. Australia.

@ICWeld 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@zeke1eod 3 года назад

Great repair, excellent job! Smooth as butter, "if I can step over it, I can fill it" lol yes sir 100 percent, sounds like guys that taught me on jobsite 91-92 outta state tech welding school "if it wont cut 1/4 in plate you aint hot enough to run and gun"! Stay safe, God bless

@John-pm5qi 3 года назад

YES!!!!!

@garywalters4286 2 года назад

Love the music background!

@RandyDBPFilms 3 года назад

Thanks for the idea of using an umbrella instead of a tent. So much easier to setup and tear down!

@vault20 3 года назад

You know I have done some welding jobs in my day. all the way from building submarines to welding in power plants to welding for the railroad. but I have never seen a welding torch like what you have what is that awesome thing and your work is awesome by the way

@humancattoy7767 3 года назад

That is a good description. It is broken. You will have it back to rights. Ain't it amazing how the expensive parts are the ones that break more often? I sincerely hope the customer sent you a six pack of your favorite refreshment.

@FranciscoHernandez-nb9se 3 года назад

The art of fixing something broken.love your videos.

@robertmintz63 3 года назад

As always top vid ! And when Kurtis says so , you can take it to the bank ! The biggest problem in any repair is - what is the original shape & measurements , then comes the welding . And this is said just before he talks about the customer wanting to install & take measurements ! Good job Isaac & love the music !!! None of that hippy garbage

@petermccuskey1832 3 года назад

You sir are a master craftsman

@russellgilson4072 3 года назад

Good to see how you work so methodically, it speaks to your proficiency in your trade. Good to hear that Miller unit running in the background. carbon arc gouging makes quick work for removing existing welds.

@robertbrady5009 3 года назад

Fine repair!!! I believe the original design could be improved upon but your repair couldn't be better!

@ritchiechristopher5603 3 года назад

good work there Isaac.

@johnmcgreevy742 3 года назад

With the music, it makes it so pleasant to watch you work! You make it all look easy, which I know it is not. Thank you very much!

@stephenpoe2037 3 года назад

The Eye Cryometer is good for alignment !

@bentaylor8342 3 года назад

Another good repair out the door, signing your work with excellence again!

@fanningconstruction2050 3 года назад

Your tools 🔧 are not junk sir! They make everything possible.

@jamesfalvey77 3 года назад

Repairing the kingpin was my first video I seen. Seen everything since. I really enjoy the videos. The background music is a nice touch.

@overwatch2671 3 года назад

Another great repair video. Always enjoy watching. Keep them coming

@markreetz1001 3 года назад

You don't have to worry about wasting my time, your mistakes are better viewing than a lot of non-mistakes!

@shortfuse43 3 года назад

Great repair job on a "what's it called?". Wonderful that you were able to do the job on a table top and not laying on your back crammed under an excavator!

@timokuivalainen7046 3 года назад

We subscribers are always watching...love from Australia.

@trevormoore4138 3 года назад

Amazing every time i think the job is too bad you just find a way to deal with the issues you face everyday just a joy to see someone who can you are certainly are an inspiration to many from Mt Gambier South Australia

@jim-me9wm 3 года назад

Excellent content, shows how its done

@jaysen2200 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing I am also a repair welder In farm country . I have also been posting videos from work . You are inspirational.

@TomTalley 3 года назад

Interesting how much you can use gouging to clear out back to good metal. Very cool. Thanks for taking the trouble to show us how it's done. Nice work.

@philvaughan4091 3 года назад

As always,,, you make it look so easy to repair! Stay safe and thanks for posting...

@waiakalulu3501 3 года назад

Another great save! The customer is going to be happy putting this back into action with minimal down time. It's amazing what you're able to do to keep these machines in the field getting the job done. If they had taken that part to the shop, they would have been charged some hours. If I had you on site, I'd be digging up all my failed welding projects for you to fix proper like.

@tufff3503 3 года назад

Right timing Friend I’m at the Mall whiting on the Wife and me just watching your video killing time 😆👍

@budlvr 3 года назад

Your welds are so smooth, it looks like caulking troweled with a wet finger ! Nice job.

@rico334 2 года назад

You really should get you a good autodarkening helmet. Once you get used to it, you'll tell your wife to find a reason to have a garage sale so you can sell that flip up helmet.... Great video once again !!!

@xvmetalworx9105 3 года назад

Waiting on a rig tour ... great work, thanks for sharing!

@trufix72 3 года назад

Another great repair job and video. I learn a lot of tricks of the trade from your channel. Thanks for the videos and leaning skills. Thumbs up

@josephking6515 3 года назад

22:22 Arrrright?! Man, your _arrrrright_ would be most people's _perfect._ What I found even more amazing than your artful welding was you tacked it up by eye, they took it off, tested the fitting and it was spot on. That is some set of skills you have in your possession Isaac. 👍👍👍👍

@pa6390 3 года назад

Nice work!

@garygentry583 3 года назад

Great job! I like the real time with the fast forward.. keep up the good work, and awesome vids!

@markfryer9880 3 года назад

Nice work on the repair Issac! Those drilling rig crews are really rough on their equipment and drilling into the ground filled with rocks and whatnot doesn’t help either, that’s why everything is big and expensive! Mark from Melbourne Australia

@dirtfarmer7472 2 года назад

Those hired hands that use the equipment, give them an anvil to drag across a plowed field with a log chain, & they’ll tear it up.

@tomyousch7070 3 года назад

Great idea to test fit before finish welding. I guess you have done this before. Also, i love that you use the basics of arc welding by utilizing air arc and multiple build up in layers. I have a miller 300 amp big blue diesel and a lot of people today scoff at the idea i dont have the newest welder available. My welder and my basic skills have brought back many pieces of equipment from the salvage yard. Old school is still a great place to start. Thank you for the great video's.

@ICWeld 3 года назад

Great point!

@lloydholt6511 3 года назад

Another great job. Thank you for letting us watch.

@willishiland6069 3 года назад

Great video and thanks for sharing! Stay Safe!

@theessexhunter1305 3 года назад

I would say it is the bracket for a cleaning head, here in the UK with a lot of clay the spoil will carry on up the flight and can fall off from way up high on to a worker. Nice fix

@henrymichaelwilson8107 3 года назад

Hello IC. I like your videos they are very interesting. Iv always liked macanical things. There are some very clever people in this world even before computers when there were drawings and blue prints. I never worked to presision there was a bit more tolerance in my job has a dry stone Waller. Retired now of course.

@mikejenkins9135 3 года назад

Amazing talent you have for welding and repairing

@htownblue11 3 года назад

Great work as always my man. You are humble but also very very skilled.

@nelsonglass3497 3 года назад

Nice and clean looking

@Dimythios 3 года назад

That is such a clean weld. Thanks for sharing this with us.

@camamoutback 3 года назад

music to weld by ... nice touch !! i enjoy the videos.. keep up the good work..

@erniehenshaw4161 3 года назад

Beautiful job As usual.!

@terry3665 3 года назад

Great video as always! It would sure be cool to see your rig and it's components.

@jimgam730 2 года назад

Your welds that you say are okay, are far better than mine. I've run that fabshield 21B and like it. Goes down nice

@sawdustmaker49 3 года назад

I sure do like the way you weld! no way your job can be out souced. knowledge is job security.

@jiminycricket2230 2 года назад

I like the beads from the fabtec. I never got a chance to try that one yet. It look like its hot and it sure puts a slug in there. Great work as usual Isaac!!

@anteatert600 3 года назад

Always good to watch your videos, from Australia.

@ShouldersMoondog549 3 года назад

Really a nice job!! I really enjoy your video's!! Watching you, like a couple of other comments makes me miss the field work!! But too close to retirement to change now! keep up the good work!!