Thank you. Wish I had some training in universities and private facilities where I worked. I am retired now. I survived without this training. Not good. Thanks again. Keep these training videos coming.
Victor welding/brazing/cutting torches are equipped with flashback arrestors at the torch end,for more safety will it be out of order if additional set of flashback arrestors are installed at the regulators end.Thanks for this info and I look forward to hearing from you.
QUESTION: I know it would be unsafe to do so, and there would be no reason to do so, but what would happen if you were to crack open an acetylene canister and light the air coming directly out of the canister? Would it instantly blow up the entire canister or would it just ignite the pressurize acetylene coming out and create a flame (somewhat similar to a torch before you turn on the oxygen)?
likely the flame would catch up with the flow and would probably exceed that and blow the cylinder up. Just what I would think from some of the things ive seen
It would be good for the Spanish speaking countries to make a didactic video on how to correctly use oxyfuel equipment clearly in clear Spanish supported by this type of companies such as Harris, Uniweld, Victor or Smith.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost the login password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Emmanuel Maxim I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Yes, they're sealed. And even in the event of a leak or a fire, your already reaching for the acetylene valve to turn it off. And if there's no regulator on the bottles, the bottle caps go on.
I'm guessing they use left hand threading on stuff like gas connections,, as a safety feature... Makes one think about if they are doing it correctly or not..
Litte upset...it's a safety video that ends without covering everything. As a matter of fact, it ends right when the really dangerous conditions are starting. Good video, but shouldn't end until you've covered everything!
You'd think these guys could afford a decent video camera instead of using a $70 piece of crap camera. God damn I cannot believe how horseshit the image quality is.
This is hilarious, maybe ask people that actually use the equipment instead of listening to this crap. Most of what they cover is common sense the rest is just plain bullshit. The best part of all this is they miss the most important item required, WHERE THE HELL IS THE FLASH BACK ARRESTER?????? Having seen torches plugged with carbon as well as the arrester I can say for a fact they work, they save lives.
Thanks for sharing this . We need more as this process has been put on the back burner and dying fast. We must not let this happen. Thanks again.
I’m watching this for my welding class
Same.
Same reminds me of that one song by some pink dude called HIGH SCHOOL BLINK 183
Me too :)
Why did they cut off? Where is the rest?
Thank you. Wish I had some training in universities and private facilities where I worked.
I am retired now. I survived without this training. Not good.
Thanks again.
Keep these training videos coming.
Wow. Thank God you made it out alive!
Victor welding/brazing/cutting torches are equipped with flashback arrestors at the torch end,for more safety will it be out of order if additional set of flashback arrestors are installed at the regulators end.Thanks for this info and I look forward to hearing from you.
Awwwww....
I was so into this video and then all the sudden it ends in 20 minutes. Bummer.
Where is the full training video? Would love to show this a safety meeting!
wish the video didn't cut off mid flow:-(
Excellent and well paced for my HVAC students
love this clip
Hey it stops early! They got cut off!
Appreciated. Thank you !😊
One of the best I have reviewed.
how many psi of each oxy aand aceytelene bfore start
I'm watching this for HVAC class.
Thank you sir
India
Only watching for class
+TheSavage2K same
watching this for my hvac class😃
Tim Taylor looks like he could be El Duce's dad
"My Bitch is on the Weld, bloody slag is always held."
QUESTION: I know it would be unsafe to do so, and there would be no reason to do so, but what would happen if you were to crack open an acetylene canister and light the air coming directly out of the canister? Would it instantly blow up the entire canister or would it just ignite the pressurize acetylene coming out and create a flame (somewhat similar to a torch before you turn on the oxygen)?
likely the flame would catch up with the flow and would probably exceed that and blow the cylinder up. Just what I would think from some of the things ive seen
give it a try (jk)
What happens if you try to use acetylene over the 15 psi rate, and under the 7% tank level?
Just found out about the 7% issue,, you run the risk of acetone getting into your line.. Not good for hoses..
The Acetylene will become envirnmentally unstable, and can spontantinously combust without warning.
THANKS
It would be good for the Spanish speaking countries to make a didactic video on how to correctly use oxyfuel equipment clearly in clear Spanish supported by this type of companies such as Harris, Uniweld, Victor or Smith.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost the login password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Boston Baylor Instablaster =)
@Emmanuel Maxim I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Emmanuel Maxim It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
@Boston Baylor no problem xD
Is it safe to place both fuel and gas cylinders very close to each other in the first place though?.🤔
Yes, they're sealed. And even in the event of a leak or a fire, your already reaching for the acetylene valve to turn it off. And if there's no regulator on the bottles, the bottle caps go on.
:/ The dashes on the acetylene hose nuts do not mean left hand thread, it means flammable gas.
Every other video I've watched so far says it IS for showing left handed threading..
I'm guessing they use left hand threading on stuff like gas connections,, as a safety feature... Makes one think about if they are doing it correctly or not..
the knotch on nut for both left hand thread, and explosive gas ID
Gauges color coded but tanks kinda sorta
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Litte upset...it's a safety video that ends without covering everything. As a matter of fact, it ends right when the really dangerous conditions are starting.
Good video, but shouldn't end until you've covered everything!
Teks Indonesia?
Like this comment if you’re in Mr. Jessups welding class.
You'd think these guys could afford a decent video camera instead of using a $70 piece of crap camera. God damn I cannot believe how horseshit the image quality is.
This is hilarious, maybe ask people that actually use the equipment instead of listening to this crap. Most of what they cover is common sense the rest is just plain bullshit. The best part of all this is they miss the most important item required, WHERE THE HELL IS THE FLASH BACK ARRESTER?????? Having seen torches plugged with carbon as well as the arrester I can say for a fact they work, they save lives.