Welding stainless steel exhaust
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this video we extend some stainless steel exhaust 14", and we use the Dynasty 300 Tig welding machine to Tig weld this one up. We set up a purge system, and use some Furick Tig welding equipment. Hope you guys enjoy! Thanks for watching!
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Any day there is a Freedom Fabrication upload is a good day!
Thanks man, I appreciate that!
JODY IS THE GOAT 🐐👨🏭
If Jody's got it at Weldmnonger and you need it, there ya go . Also, Furick is great stuff and not spendy in my book ... And it's American . :)
Another good one . :)
Agreed. Good stuff for sure. Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed the video and appreciate the method you demonstrated as to how to orient your parts. I’ve gone about it the same way myself. Thought I’d mention a different way since the assembly is so short; a relatively straight piece of angle (preferably aluminum or stainless) cut to the length required and five or six vice-grip chain clamps. Lay the round tubing on the inside of the angle while placing one of the toes of the angle on your clock marks and clamping the entire assembly in the angle with the chain clamps. Holds assembly straight and in position all at the same time while you get your tacks on it. I realize the slight break in the one piece of tubing does make it a little more complicated. Just a thought🤔.
That’s a good suggestion. I actually mentioned that in another comment when someone made a similar, but different suggestion. I have used this method before and it works well. Sometimes I just hate to cut a piece of angle specifically for a certain project, just to draw a line, although it does work well. Thank you for the suggestion, and thanks for watching!
I think you said in another video you were upgrading audio video equipment and it really shows the picture and sound are great. And your editing is great too. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to hear it. Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for watching!
Finally, some stainless pen holder action... err... I mean, exhaust. Weldmonger is great resource for this beginner. Couple tools you intro's me to is the clamp and centering punch. I like the #16 clear lens. THANK YOU for this one! (especially the bloopers at the end 😀)
Lol! I try to put something on here for everyone, Even pen holders! That #16 is a game changer!As far as the bloopers, for some reason I end up with more than I know what to do with. Thanks for watching brother!
jody is a wealth of knowledge. I got my primeweld 225x from his store along with a furrick kit
He is definitely a wealth of knowledge. You can tell he had a lot of real world experience. Thanks for watching!
Thinking on your feet! It's a true pro that works out each difficulty, twist and turn with a clever solution.
Always learn cool tricks from your videos. Appreciate the content
Thank you, that means a lot. You know what else means a lot? You, watching my videos, so thank you!
Add 14”, that’s about the same length as a catalytic converter. Oh, never mind.
Great video!
Bon Boulo 😆😆👍👍
That big ceramic cup, looks like a #14 Moose Knuckle. I have one and I have the Pyrex #16, I only use the 16 for titanium.
Lol. The moose knuckle has been a game changer. Thanks for watching!
@@Freedomfabrication777 That's what Furick calls it. ;)
@@funfun8095 Oh ok, for a second I thought you were the mastermind. Lol.
I think the 12 is called FUPA also lol
@@McNeillWelding Yep
Maybe off topic Stuart, but what's a good cutting oil, for drilling ?
I like “Tap magic”. Works really good and has a pleasant smell(IMO). I’ve tried rapid tap, and it works well, but the smoke irritates my throat when it gets hot, which is probably not a good thing. Thanks for watching!
Straight line on round tubing, put it in the vertical edge of the door frame (which creates a "V") and scribe or Sharpie a line down the edge of the frame.
Never heard of that before. I’ve used a piece of Angle before and it works well. Thanks for watching!
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I think it depends on how much you tow. I think if you tow a lot it’s worth it.
@@Freedomfabrication777 my Jeep is probably 5000 lbs and the trailer is 4000 lbs. I’m probably OK not using them.
@@MyLilMule If it doesn’t squat too bad, I’d say you’re fine.