My first time welding underwater 

In college for welding and a lowes 5gal bucket seemed like a logical choice and man was I right lol

Michael Smith cheap and effective man. It does what it should.

@@RabidLemurs worked for a general contractor over the summer and all the guys I worked with used 5 gallon buckets for their tools.

ITS look stupid but ITS works ITS not stupid And toll box ITS small (depends the size)and u must sort toll so everything is get inside but with bucket you just trow everything on it and go Some friend use toll box and bucket , when he need tool he take tolls and put it in bucket and work with it cos Ita easy to carry when finis he pit Ita back to toll box ,and that big toll box

😊

Welding is not so difficult itself you just gotta have a light hand and patience lol it’s almost the same thing he doing here except underwear

A random Guy toasters are weak, you’ll obtain better results with a standard hair dryer

I use a car battery

firstly , i need to collect water from the most trashed lake in the city , then i need to pump the ammount ENOUGH to fill mine backyard pool , then i fill the pool with water , THEN i go to the church , naked driving in mine f150 into the front door , everyone is looking , ok then i get a toaster , stick mine dick in IT , splash the whole mix with a bucket of water , plug IT into the AC outlet of mine f150 and then i fucking die

i do IT every weekend

@@noahharris6001 that wouldn't do shit in the water you dumbass XD. A car battery is only 12 Volts and a hairdryer runs on volts like 230. Acually you maby all be dumbasses XD. because if you have a proper elecronical fuse system in your house. Then you wil only get a short shock before the fuse reacts to the short circuit or the earth fualt. Cool story huh?😜

RU-vid is subliminally trying to promote people into certain fields and to viewing certain influences.

Aaron Schaffer I looked this up bitch

It actually was

On recommends now lol

I've been looking at a lot of welding videos so it makes sense for me

Ah ah sam

Me too

Man with stick can spit sparks too

Same

Me to

Good idea, filling the holes in my muffler has been a pain so far.

No, just let it burn till its seared just right, then add salt and pepper.

Little well done nipple never hurt no one

@@AmericanThunder i did that before

sometimes I tie a shirt around my neck

True

josh robinson lol ikr

Same reason I like to stick the electrodes on my tongue

Same . Got tired of getting lit up and started wearing rubber nitrile gloves under my work gloves . Helps a bunch

@@Ho3_Toter5.9 boy do i have a job that you will hate, *points to video*

Depends on the rods. 7014 can welded in the shittiest of weather. Buy get 7018 wet and it's hooped.

We actually use 7018 rods dipped in lacquer keeps them dry till use, they don’t even need to be put into an oven after

@@conormcmahon817 interesting. Regular lacquer or lacquer thinner?

@Glen Casillas lol

Very worrying to hear that

@Glen Casillas But there's no grinding underwater to clean the weld up

@@marknogueira6425 burn it out then and make the weld bigger!

@Glen Casillas u ass

he has a mask

nastboyzico no shit

@@nastboyzico8622 woooosh

@@nastboyzico8622 *whooooosh*

@Vincent Nvg they had us in the first half not gonna lie

That’d be nice 😃

Shark weld inspector

-Welds- Wale - ds

Then ill weld the fuck out of it

Believe it or not, about five years ago i was working a very similar job as in the video. It was a part time job with a scuba team in Santa Monica, CA. We basically go under, and have a boat help drop steel piping to the ocean floor that was used for plumbing, then they would have the underwater welders come in and weld the 16ft pipes together. I'll never forget what happened the day as I went below at 160ft to remind one of the welders to check the levels on his oxygen tank... I saw a shark around 6ft long right next to the guy! Right beside him! I was terrified for a minute. It appeared that he wasnt hurt so I got a little closer only to notice that the shark was actually helping him weld! I could not believe my eyes. And by the way I made this entire story up.

Jeff Spicolli what we talking boss??

J W we be talking big coin my man

Jeff Spicolli £1000 a day

Ha no it doesn’t. $15 an hour off shore not sure inland.

@@gigo21X more like $20 a hour minimum usually more

I don't get it

@@mattbeardshaw9598 think it's the clicking sounds to get the dog's attention. Idk I dont get it either

This comment is underrated

Dont understand.

Okai what

Specialized? Yes. Absurd? No.

An extremely important specialized skill set

dont use bridges then

Underwater welding is huge. There is a huge industry for it.

He’s just saying it’s almost funny how specialized this skill set is, which I can see how one would think that if they aren’t in the tradeworld. It does seem absurd to somehow become thing guy, welding scuba diver

Out of sight out of mind is how I think about it haha. I've been in water with snakes, gators, sharks, dolphins, crabs, fish, jellyfish, isopods, etc. Most creatures leave you alone.

@@Freehotdawgs I'd feel pretty safe with a torch in my hand

Jack Reacher, what are you gonna do with it? Intimidate them?

@@kaptein1247 an electrode to the eye would surely deter most attackers if given the opportunity

@@Freehotdawgs what would the isopods do to you?

Miles Arroyo you think youtube recommendations are weird, my home screen recommendations had a furry tg tf yiff shit (transgender transformation) and I wasn't the only one that got it

Im a welder and a Diver, seems bang on to me

@@j3romega what kind of device is recommending you to yiff it up? Gotta be an apple product

Adam Moore maybe it’s a calling to learn to weld seems like an interesting skill to have

J3R Omega 👀👀righttttt you have no idea why it recommended you this

Fuck, I can tell your a kiwi just by the way you type.

It's a well-paid job...

Alex Van Horssen think u missed the free

@@alexvanhorssen7914 no its not. if you freediveveld you have to go up and down all the time because you dont have enough air and it makes freedivingvelding unefficient and thats why its not well paid. but how big monthly salary is there in underwater velding

@@mikkihintikka7273 my uncle works as an underwater welder at one of those oil mining station in the middle of the ocean . He is very well paid , he spends his money like it's nothing and still have some to use

@@nix294 just how much is it in year?

@@jd8600crti HA! That was way too easy, have a nice day :)

James Dennis why do you think that way though? I'm curious

@@krisjones0926 Dont be expecting any meaningful answer from him, he's allready well demonstrated what hes mentalitly is cabable of.

lol ignoring me i guess

I'm not trying to say it's the highest payed job in the world 😂 but i would think it's pretty obvious for something as important and extensive in training as commercial diving and welding is it can't really be compared to dropping out of highschool

You have to run the welder opposite from topside so the positive is ground. That way the flow of current is moving away from you. Also you need to be wearing rubber gloves to help insulate your hands. Clamping the ground as close to the welding location as possible is also important.

@@Freehotdawgs ive been going to school for shielded metal arc welding and from what i understand, the air gap between the electrode and your work creats the high resistance needed to generate heat of 6°K-10°K F for welding. So if you are welding in water which has low resistance especially in salt water, how does that work??? Its probably not something you have to know but an explanation would be interesting

Freehotdawgs ayy my dad works there, remember him?

@@Freehotdawgs but air is an insulator where as water is a conductor. I believe the question is (even if I'm wrong it's my question also) how does the ground clamp and electrode holder not IMMEDIATELY make the short. Why I does it not conduct a current until the rod is in contact with the work piece?

John Pike because the path of least resistance is from the electrode through the tiny bit of water to the base metal and then to the grounding clamp compared to going through a shit ton of water the electricity chooses the path of least resistance going through the metal

Austin Wheeler But your are exposed to compressed air that will eventually damage your lungs after a while just as much as breathing in toxic fumes on land.

Ur going to be exposed to the sea as well .... sharkssss but amazing field to be in

That’s a myth it’s Not true I’ve seen sixty year olds do this

@@JesusJimenez-jj9yy u working us underwater welder

Fizz you’re dyslexic

Yet you still clicked on it

Underwater welding isn't a real job, it's just something that commercial divers do sometimes. I'm not an "underwater welder" I've only ever done it at dive school. I am an inland commercial diver specialized in underwater bridge and waterfront inspections. I really enjoy being a commercial diver though.

Well it will be for me.

10,000 Welds

garontie. I like that

It was obviously for training, clearly written in the video description.

Acer 8 No, no one is. This was obviously at dive school for training.

Aaron Rodgers #12Hunnit #Clutch #2017MVP #GoPackGo under water and electricity

haha 5cm if you're lucky!

Razif Ismail how much

Tee Jaye Can be 100k to 150k, but the best can make up to 200k

david northern per year?

@@dendi7722 per hour

Where the Hell do you guys work? Oil companies in the Gulf of Mexico mostly pay wages at 55k-65k.

I was wearing rubber gloves under my neoprene ones, you don't want to be doing this stuff without them haha!

Bet again. The US keeps stats on jobs and wages and "under water welder" is flooded with qualified candidates and dry on jobs.... that's why I didn't go that route. Still VERY cool to see though.

Did you ever go

sicc dogg try double that maybe even triple

Hectic Binary Rapid Degeneration it was just a practice piece to get the feel for welding underwater.

@@colbymckay7765 o I see that should've been obvious my bad

Diesel Ramcharger underrated comment..

Thats how i weld, give you better control, more control/ comfort better weld

MrMrRubic shut up peasant

Nobody dies welding, they die underwater welding though, and divers die... soooo

Will Fishing welders die every day on land...?

@@jeepwk6.5L Welders die every day!!?? What in car accidents? Interesting, a quick google search disagrees with you.

Typical under water welder career life is 20 yrs MAXIMUM . Most ive seen dont continue long after 10

Will Fishing wow, your stupid. I’m a union pipe fitter and I know plenty of my brothers who have died. So don’t be disrespectful. You can’t fall and die under water and that’s one of the leading deaths in ALL construction. Not to mention refinery deaths and plenty of other causes. Just had a welder less than 2 weeks ago die from h2s at marathon refinery. So google that and have some respect for the men who work and put their life on the line for people. Clearly your not in the industry or you wouldn’t speak like that.

I'm genuinely interested in spray painting underwater

haha yeah, the real world is 100x harder than anything in dive school, that's for sure.

Interested to know this also

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