Tig Welding a Stainless Steel Handrail 

beautiful!

This is straight up artwork. Well done, never stop!

Great stuff!!! That table is utterly incredible, plus he setup gear. I am a complete HTP Fanboy, zero question. Their customer service is second to none. I have the Tig Button as well, I can never go back now.

Amazing work. I’m a fabricator my self. So much craftsman ship and detail to everything. Beautiful.

Stumbled on your channel this morning. Cheers from Orchard Mesa! Your approach and execution is top notch, man. Also... ToT giving you a shout out! Hell yeah. Keep it up man!

I Never get tired of watching you set up and work. You are an Amazing craftsman. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent job. Great project. You really came prepared!:) This railing certainly will outlast the home structure!!

Awesome video and railing!

..... I didnt binge watch all your videos, you binge made them. Needless to say I subscribed. I'm a hobby machinist at best and I severely enjoy the tricks I can see that appear to be less-measurement but are actually clever indexing. Big thumbs up for your work and I'm a little jealous of your tools.

Great work! Very nice piece

Belongs in a museum, beautiful work!

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. I’m new to welding so much of what you do I can barely comprehend, but still love it.

Sorry it was so hot. The project looks great. Thank you for the vid.

Fine craftsmanship! Enjoyed watching every minute.

Now that is a over engineered handrail. Really love how you made that. Hope the client spends many ours looking for al the details.

A beautiful job. Looks fantastic!!!

Excellent teamwork! Love the handrails. Stainless is a very good idea and looks great, especially with your attention to detail on the finishing. Loved the video 👍

Beautiful work, and always fun to see what new tools and techniques you come up with!

amazing work I'm so surprised you don't have more followers! great video making skills as well!!!!!

Quality all the way. Nice, very nice.

Great as always!

Awesome!!! New West Weld Video. Been waiting for this brother.

Dang good work brother! God bless

That is so nice!

Outstanding workmanship! Be Safe and Stay Cool.

Nicely done!

Very cool job, thank you for sharing!

I really loved the opening music. Could you tell me what it is?

Превосходная работа!!!

spectacular !

Great video and nice work.👍

Beautiful work!!! How did the design of the railing come about and how long did this job take?

Aaron, Beautiful work! On your flex arm do you adjust the air pressure for the correct torque for a tap size or does it use tap holders to set the torque? Also, is there any adjustment needed for stainless steel over mild steel?

Awesome job! Where did you buy your pre finished stainless bar?

I get my acetone from Walmart in the fingernail polish section. They have tall round plastic 16 oz bottles for $2.50. Its Onyx professional brand. It works out great for me and definitely cheaper than the quarts in paint section just have to get 2 bottles at a time or more lol. Its 100% acetone.

Anyone know the name of the tapping drill arm tool thingamajig?

Masterful!

What is the stainless steel cable system that you use? Do you have a link?

WW man u do some very nice work.. Glad I subbed.. Good to see another great video... It must be rough having to haul so much stuff on to the roof in that kind of heat...WW. take care my friend and God Bless you and your family

Unglaublich wie du das alles machst wo has du das alles gelernt

Nice 🤩

Ich möchte sehr gerne mit dir arbeiten respeckt bro

Now you gotta go down thru the house. Looks greay

Youll eventually learn NOT to jump off the bed of your truck like that. Especially holding pieces of stock lol.

👌👍

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Hey Aaron, I'm a 21 year old apprentice fabricator and a big fan of your channel it would be really helpful to me if you did a video on how you got your start in welding/ fabrication and how you got to where you are now

As an architect, just wanted to weigh in and say very nicely done. Guys like you make us look good... and literally, without you, we would not be able to achieve anywhere near the same result. Thank you for your expertise and all the unpaid hours you've invested in order to gain it. And thank you for all the times you've educated an architect on your craft.

Beautiful! You need to pin this as well 😏

I just get high when I watch your channel, the music design is top class! What neatness, precision, pedantry, order and rationality in everything!) With this approach to any business, you need to build space shuttles, not railings, you can immediately see a professional in your field! Although I guess you take for your work as for the construction of a space shuttle?)

Would have to be one of the most precise handrails I’ve seen 😳 Very clever with using those short sections of tube to hold the main rail. Welding the whole tube would have caused a lot of distortion.

What elegant work, as usual stellar craftsmanship, just beautiful work. The diversity of your welding table is fantastic. Can’t wait for your next project. Also I had to have one of the oil cans, was the last one in stock, thank you very much.

hey Aaron, i have a question. in one of the hand rail videos, you used a metabo drill/driver. when u push on it, it goes forward, and when u release it/ not push on it, it reverses out. what is the name of the driver/ Attachment. thank you. I love the videos, and your work is amazing... great job.

first time watching your your video, and loving your work. Now am all in your channel watching each video of your.

Amazing and beautiful work. Now I understand why railing is so expensive. LOL. You have to be a real metal working pro with years of experience and lots of expensive machine tools to make this quality custom product.

Some of these dumps that you are forced to work at. ...sad;)

Awesome work! What grits did you use on those surface conditioning drums? The brushed finish came out great

Butiful work bro keep it up with videos

i wish my company would aproove taking so much time fabricating the parts i always say "the work u do before saves u the time at the instalation" but unfortunately not everyone thinks like that so alot of the times there is changes that need to be done at the instilation site and i hate it

Hello sir! As someone who fabricates handrails and misc metal every day at what I would consider a high level, this video is very humbling. Your patience and attention to detail coupled with rock solid plans makes for a very impressive product! Would love to know what Cad software you are using here? I am new to the channel as of today so I apologize if you have touched on this already, but if that's the case then I'm sure my question will be answered soon as I blocked off the rest of my friday night to dive through your catalogue of videos. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!

I really like when people can spend the money to hire somebody like you who does the jobs in a proper way.

surgical precision

Very nice job. Thanks for sharing !!

I like the design and the ease it creates on the installation side I’ll have to keep this one in mind. Great work

Absolutely beautiful. I sure hope you charge enough for that level of skill, tolerance and finish. Installation looked top shelf as well.

Solid work as always! Hope you made out well in this one

Why do you wrap everything in plastic?

beautiful

Wow! That was an amazing job. You have some awesome tooling. I think you have more of those Milwaukee tool boxes than Home Depot.

Having employees is always nice but I think it's hard to find someone who's going to take care of the tools and equipment and pay that much attention to detail and precision. They would also require knowledge of machining and welding.

I did this stuff for 40+ years but retired a couple years ago. I now do all my fabrication vicariously through you! Ha! This is exceptional work, and watching your work processes and attention to detail is very refreshing in this “hurry up and finish” world we live in! Congrats! Something that surprised me was the corners. I’ve had guard railing jobs failed by building inspectors (I’m in NC) because the top rail was not continuous in the 90 degree corners like yours! Had to go back in and connect it all! B I’s are a pain in the ass on the east coast! They said after the fact that if a certified engineer drew up prints showing it non continuous, then it would be fine!!

It looks like someone spent about $30k on a handrail there

Beautiful work !! Im in the trade as well and I know exactly the ridiculous amount of time you spend fabricating this stainless railing. Awesome work !!! Fu*k man, 4 thumbs up lol

@13:27, where did you find that Dynafile adapter for your 4-1/2" grinder? That's slick.

very nice and clean work man! notice you use fusion 360 to design most of your work. do you use any type of scanning tool to get the measurements you need or just good ole tape, level, protractors and ect?

Beautiful work, great design, great video.

Hold up, wait a minute, you can arc to your finger without it hurting? That's bananas

Gute Arbeit, aber Perlen vor die Saeue, ein Edelstahlgelaender in der Pampa auf einer Terrasse, was will man beweisen? Auch V2A rostet, wenn ein Hund gegenpinkelt.. Gruesse.

Top Arbeit 😎👍 Tolles Design das mir sehr gut gefällt. Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪 👌😎

Красота, хорошая работа!

Do you also have a link for the deburring tool you used?

Really nice work. Thanks for sharing.

Hey mate, whats the crimper you used here?

Freakin awesome workmanship 👌

Is this your job or just for fun hobby?

Subscriber

to the perfection .great job .

Εισαι πολυ μπροστα φιλε μου.Μπραβο σου.

are those aerospace hand rails. quite the setup you've got there. very sophisticated and precise! btw the sound the Fronius tig machine makes is so annoying (sounds like an OLD arcade game sound), that is one reason i hate using ours at work...also i DO NOT like the feel of their torches. i'd much rather use a CK Worldwide torch .

Thanks for taking the time to put this video together, I enjoyed it.

Everything I have seen you do is quality machining and fabricating except when you cut flat bar stock. To save blades you should cut stock with the most amount of teeth engaged in the material especially stainless steel

Greate work,but I have one question for my knowledge why you r use tig welding and why not MIG welding?

Awesome rails! Excellent craftsmanship !!!

Great!

very nice

Awesome !

My hero

Awesome work! Great video! And great music! I wonder how you did that trick with the arc from the tig on your thumb? That looks so cool, and was crisply filmed!

Thank you for sharing all the links! Especially the Eagle 66 replica oil can. I purchased one very happy to support a guy that took the time to replicate one. Awesome product.

Beautiful work. What program do you use to design them