TRIFECTA WELDING EXTRAVAGANZA ! 

I blocked that entrance up with carts. that guy moved them

@@MeltinMetalAnthony they always do. We were replace a front lumber door at a home depot not long ago. Had my 5500 our 20' international stake truck a hilo and caution tape. People still walked through, one dude tried to drive through. We even had those expandable gate they use to close aisles, doesnt matter.

Ha,Ha. Just happened to me. Trying to replace our main shop door and everyone still walks through it, when there is another door literally 4' from it. Yet I'm the one who needs anger management! People

@@mikef6879 you would be suprised how many people tried walking down stairs underneath me as I was dropping concrete stairs from above. truck and caution tape everywhere.

And a backbrace!

😂 insta blindness classic

They want to be blind to their surroundings, they can get blinded by them too

😂

Glad to help

one day, im like Johnny Cash. one piece at a time

Also the giant fucking crane mounted on his truck

Crane can only help if he can have it right there.

Hi lifts are a bitch. It only took them 30 minutes to do it the way they did, probably would have taken an hour and a half fighting the hi lift to grip a vertical pole and constantly readjusting cause they don't have that much range of motion.

I’ve never had any issues with high lifts. Would’ve had all those poles pulled in 10 mins. It’s all how you have the chain. I also modified my own personal high lifts just for lifting poles out of the ground. Sure, you can lift them out by yourself, but it’s hard on your body. I rather spend a little more time then to potentially injure myself.

@@ramblingrodriguez3558 those poles are like 3 feet under ground. I have a bunch of hi lifts from 48 to 60 inches. They're versatile but I'm not going to use a swiss army knife when I have a dedicated knife and bottle opener... or any of the other less effective things on a "multi tool"

definitely not!

Probably didn't think about it at the time

thanks brother

Especially if the grub is 👍 word of mouth is priceless...

just depends on application. You have more control with mig I feel like. you can interchange the two really. but if the wind is over 15mph stick is the only option

They're usually dime a dozen shady work but to fast to be true cut rates normally are ....

Glad you enjoyed it

It can do both, I prefer with gas. I now have a independent welder for flux core

I was running stringers, the side by side motion is just exaggerated by the fast forward edit

I was taught to do that on aluminum fuselages, never seemed critical for any other situation or material.

the dirt is doing it, not the distance

I was wondering, thank you!

7018 will weld even if not kept in an oven. As long as your not using the rod for Any code work, itll do fine. Most rod tubes keep the moisture out of the rod pretty good as they are.

I got 10 lbs of cheapo forney rod 7018 for 15 bucks because it was on the local hardware shelf for years, im sure it has moisture but I'm not building a bridge and it's worked fine for the few projects it's been used on

Mike F….I completely disagree, if your welding where people are involved, even this trivial step. The welds should be code work all the time, that includes a rod oven. I see Anthony using these rods all the time like this and think to myself he is leaving himself wide open for litigation. Anthony as a welding professional knows these rods should be in a oven, regardless of the “work he’s doing”. I’m also surprised OSHA hasn’t contacted him about not having a guards on his grinders. 31k subscribers has a pretty audience and Anthony should be stepping up to be legit, not a professional who can’t afford to do it right. If you consider yourself a professional, then act like one and buy the safety equipment and follow best practices.

Randy has never done field repair work clearly, and your also right I’m a professional. I know what these rods will and won’t do. Using 7018 in the way I do is perfectly acceptable. When I built that’s stairway and landing I used freshly opened 7018. Keeping a rod oven running in my truck 24/7 is WAY higher of a liability.

Maybe when I’m living in Winter Graden full time, I can actually show you how a professional welder is suppose to do it. I do like the entertainment, keep trying, you’ll get there.

god dam I will! I hope your better

I was gonna, Ron didn't wanna spend the time to set it up lol

@@MeltinMetalAnthony crazy guy! Probably eats Advil like m&Ms too

not just yet!