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- Hey guys & welcome back to THE WELDERFABBER CHRONICLES. In this 1, lots going on as as the new year starts and things start to get busy.... AKA things start breaking.
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If your the main man and always so busy why you choosing to go out and swap buckets in the quarry surely that’s a yard man job why not do something more productive with your skills
Oh here he is with another sarcastic comment!!! Listen I’m the manager at the highest level for starters. I have this thing called a mobile phone that never stops. My time is productive every hour of every day no matter where I am. Keep your sarcasm to yourself! You’ve no idea what goes on. I only show bits on camera! In other words shut the F up!
That’s not even sarcastic just can’t see why your greasing machines like a labourer when you could be repairing buckets or fixing something complex as for any other comments made before some of them are valid eg banging on about health and safety but there’s numerous unsafe things done throughout your videos not all criticism is personal and anyone thinks they can’t learn any more is silly no doubt you could teach me many things
Keep tapping them keys lad!
Wait so all you got from this video was Baz shouldn't be dropping buckets off. I'm pretty sure he was round every site to check on things after the Christmas break.
Correct pal
The Director has been burning the candle at both ends, a six o'clock upload, keep the content coming - Drive safe!
Your Indian father’s business is a dying breed, if you find a supplier like that 👌🏼. The knowledge and skills they have you can’t always find in a book. As always very informative chronicle.
Baz, never forget ;- He who has never made a mistake, has never made anything.
Take care & stay safe.
Defo supposedd to sound like "ay town" street lol proper manc! I used to sign on thr bak in late 80,s. #madforit 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Sat and watched whole vid. 1 hour😳. Didn’t feel like it throughly enjoyed this. Came across this fella on Dans channel
Top man
There’s not a man been born yet that’s never made a mistake Baz
I do like that you show things like this and take it on the chin like a man 👍🏼
Your right about the buckets and the teeth missing it maddens me as well the drivers dont give a #### i wouldn't like to see the teeth of that 30 tonner going into the crusher they could do some damage. Interesting videos 👍👍
Please do a tour of your of friends machine shop , he's a sound man and the equipment is worth a few minutes to look at very interesting 😊
Morning Baz.
Been watching you from your very first episode, though not in the industry I enjoy watching content such as your channel and alike.
I think it’s worth a mention to say how dedicated you and your team are, the hours you work then take the time to edit and produce quality content.
I wish you and your team all the very best and hope your channel grows. Keep up the great work.
Much appreciated
Arvin,s (engineer) a top man, no bs just 1st class workmanship at reasonable money
Another great episode your all work so hard and always put 100 % in to all the jobs you do
Afternoon baz love watching your videos very informative throughout wen u was in the quarry picking the bucket up with the broken pin working on hard material ive seen other videos of an hydraulic ripper from what ive seen that would make that type of job a lot eaiser on the machine instead of using buckets digging into hard stuck summat maybe for mr fox to look at keep up the good work would love at some point to come along an have a look at the site in leyland ive the hurt family for over 30 yrs on an off cheers bud keep the videos coming thanks again
Ian
Evening Baz, I'm deffo hooked to the channel now . I thank Chris Allen for introducing you to us lot. Have a good weekend mucka 👍👍
Welcome aboard!
Great viewing Baz but the wife ain’t happy because I’m not moving until the video is finished, great stuff the wee guy at Harwich is a wealth of knowledge what a little gem , fox group should bring him into the fold
😂😂 top man
Welding and forging are like watching magic. I worked hydraulics, but would spend an hour after work watching a welder work his trade. Just fascinated me to see it happen.
Baz, I don't know if Milwaukee make diff grease guns but on ours you can leave the rod out at the rear when you change a cartridge and it acts like a dipstick/level indicator and goes down as you pump 👌👍
Just watching you strap bucket on lad- be much easier if you used pull down as opposed to push up ratchets- love the channel and content👍
Great video Baz and Director 👍 working in Heysham this week and noticed Glasson dock on the map, thought that rings a bell, of course it does Baz told us all about it a few videos ago! 😁 We all live welderfabber 💪
alright BAZ and Director, keeping me up all night watching you guys have fun.......cheers from Florida, in the US, Paulie
Cheers Paulie lad
Great video baz and director. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit/upload.
see you've been watching cee (Cutting Edge Engineering Australia) . always learning in life. keep up the videos
I'm learning about the equipment that you all use and maintain, but some how you and your crew manage to get it done. I must say great job.
Great video. Oliver at snowball engineering has a couple of great vids on converting to fit a telehandler.
I was very impressed looking at your video after New Year when one of your men was polishing his welder before he started work. That level of care from a member of the workforce in our trade of welding and fabrication is rare.
Ollie doesn’t know his own strength 😉 Great film team 🤙
Look in to a bucket tooth product called Tiger Teeth when we used those teeth to dig through hard rock on my jobs. It made it easier and less impact and wear and tear on the machine. Great content Baz have a blessed day.
Awesome video, thank you baz and the director. Great work Callum
Funny when Baz is on site. Everyone is on the best behaviour lol.
Brilliant content 🎉
Always interesting! I take your comment about the temp -2 with a grain of salt. Here at home our HIGH of the day was -32c! I would gladly swap temps!!
The best hour for a Saturday morning well done bud. Stay safe. 👍👍👍
Excellent as always Baz and Director. Thanks for producing great content
Cal is a proper grafter well done cal mate
Great video!
when welding with solid core wire in the 160-240a range I like to use pulse. it makes way better control and way less spatter but the settings is not the same as without pulse
Good morning Baz & Director hope your both well and thanks for other great upload
Loving the wash plant stuff.
Hello from cold Oklahoma a whole 7 degrees Fahrenheit which is -13 Celsius here today.
Is that bucket from Baccup the one you delivered a while ago for them to “Test & Report” on.
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your skill and the way you explain things is great and your team are a credit to you
Good morning lads hope your both well and thanks for other great content 👍👍👍bring on more 👍👍👍✅
Epic editing Editor. Loving the graphics with maps and music, some serious hours involved, it would be interesting to hear and see an insight into your trade and the high hours involved as a stand alone special episode. I’ve edited personal hobby videos and it’s more draining than physical graft to me.
Great job thanks. 👌😉
Director here.. Thanks I'm still learning everytime I do 1, watching vids on how to when I get time, but yeah its around twice as long if not 3 to edit back what you film so 1 day in and 2 on the comp. I'm getting more efficient as we go not filming stuff thats not gonna make it on video but you miss things sometimes so I try to keep rolling. I work round them they dont stop for me, but that makes it more raw/real.
Real comes across well it suits the trade. I love Asheville videos I truly do but yours and Baz’s style somehow fit’s when that environment is what ya work in.
No doubt ya’s edit a lot of F’ing and Jeff’ing Bollocking’s for algorithm purposes 😂
And keep up the great work ya smashing it Director 👌😉
So Baz you’ve answered my question you can drive all the machines you work on 💪👍👌
Mr.Baz,nice video.Thanks everyone,.....👌👏☕🇨🇾👋
Another enjoyable episode, keep them coming Baz, director, thumbs up..
Hough Lane Chicken BBQ breakfast barm ✅ brew ✅ Welderfabber ✅ Saturday morning sorted ✅ 😊
Its a wonder thoses newer crushers dont have auto greasers on them . great video
Good to see you out on the road yesterday lads! Sky van on the '61 southbound 🤙
I wondered who that was 😂👍
Hi Baz, In the quarry i work in we always do our own toe plates and bucket teeth when they are worn as part of the machine maintanace , why don't your operators do that as it would probaly save alot of repairs and cost to the company.
No machine operator will do that at our place. They are not paid or qualified to do jobs like that mate. I know what you’re saying but it won’t happen at ours.
Quailty vid as always . Watched every one . I work in a lead acid battery recyling plant . We get through loaders and 360s like onther people get through toilet paper 😂 . Watching you and you're guys level of knowledge is quality keep it up 👍
Thanks matt will do
Great information on steel strength and use. Always learning on this channel. Peace
Another fab chronicle Baz/Director, keep them coming.
will do mike
Thanks for sharing, great content as always, have a great weekend guys.
Another great chronicle Baz, I’ve noticed on your tool box there’s a lot of motorbike related stickers? Do you ride ? I know you’ve shared your M4 with us. Loving the content. Keep up the great work. Shout out to director too 👍🏻.
I used to mate, not anymore though
Brillant video baz content top class thats a bale fork that has spikes in it its for round or square large bales the stig could make it to hollywood camera work unreal fair play baz
Top video Baz and Director keep them coming
Always love the content.
Those electric trucks are great locally but here in these states we need to run 350-400 miles a day hauling 50-55 tons per load in my state.Just won’t work.
Totally agree, UK is lots of towns/citys close together
More slick content, love the variety and quality of jobs and the insight into the business. Love the old workshop down in Horwich not many of them gaffs about now
Top jobs boy's 🎉 15000 people have viewed y are yous not hit the ,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well what can I say but a great hour of work that u do at fox what a place to work for on the road going to site's fixing plant crushers belts bearings I bet u love working for fox well can't wait for next episode and thanks to director the one and only baz as well see u next episode from Ralph
Thanks Ralph
You made a mistake....??!
Don't worry, Baz.
Even I made a mistake once...
It was that one time, were I let someone convince me, that I made a mistake.
But it turned out, I was right all along..
😆😆
(This may include jokes and/or sarcasm)
Getting better these vlogs
Best one yet so much knowledge
Groovy Music, Director at the quarry......
another good video baz showing the trials and tribulations fixing diggers, en 24 is a stronger material than en8 if its been heat treated it will make it harder than en8 but also more prone to notches and corrosion related fractures seen it loads on Demi stuff even tried en 19 but always end up with 24
Great Video 👍 bucket repair looked good, not always about looks. Why the move into farming equipment, you were going to tell us.🧐
One of the bosses owns a farm so we sort his stuff out
Alright mate what a fantastic video looking forward to your next video guys 💯💯👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome chronicle as always baz and the director keep up with the great content and happy new year to you both
same to you bud
Looks like they have been digging with the ballast weight on that 350🤦.no need!
Another great vlog Baz its keep it up
Thank you, we will Dave
Great episode 😎
I seen the jasic welder in the bck behind the kemppi when you were looking at the booket. What would you say about jasic as a welder?
Great video. Just wondering how's the expanded pivot pin holding up
Great video as always baz 👍 what make are your large ratchet spanners? And best place to shop for some? Cheers steve
Music is Epic!
Another good chronicle Not convinced with the electric truck, just another box tick bullshit in the woke world what we live in
Another top episode Baz and Director👍 any advice or direction for anyone that wants to become crusher operator? For example what tickets and training you need? Keep up the good work guys💪
Our Operators normally get bumped up from machines over time
I'm genuinely surprised your trailer didn't fold up like a taco when that bucket touched down.
I don’t have an opinion on it mate, I’m no operator. I just fix them
What's the weight of one of thise buckets?
Hello mr welderfabber and the good Director. It looks you have definitely started with a bang baz none stop since you been back . The wash plant bearing looks like a big job coming up , you need to stop making it look so bloody easy going to bacup, salmsbury and around lancashire ordering, collecting, changing buckets quick fix on crushers back to work shop tailgate done.
Bloodyhell where do u get the time baz honestly mate you do great all around and in contact with staff and respectfull to people you work with.
Director plenty work coming your way dont pull your hair out like baz. Good luck to you both stay safe and well.
How are you finding the expansion bushes?
Bang on. I’ve ordered more
Brilliant 🤩
Do you get iron filings going rusty at the bottom of your bath/shower?
YOU DON’T SEE THAT VERY MUCH A BROCKEN PIN
582 👍's up WF thank you for sharing the 😊
I taught Al u r is a welder r fitter
Have ya got a baseball hat with logo?
Someone had more that two weetabix for breakfast!
Work in the rock quarries myself but I noticed I don’t ever see drills where you are. Do you y’all not drill and blast your rock?
We only blast in wales mate. Harder material
Morning Baz... could you explain what 6F2 is.... is it the size of stone or the type of martial... thanks Paul.
6F2 is crushed bricks, concrete, general rubble
6F5 material is what comes off the of the crusher. So a mixed sized material
Baz you should definetely take on a young apprentice, imagine just what they could learn from you and your team that they would never learn in a classroom 🚛🛠
We have random young lads from the company help all the time but I'll only take on lads with experience these days. You go through 10 to find 1 good . Cal and Luke are willing soak everything up & I make these videos for ppl to learn a bit too (I hope they help anyway)
@@welderfabber fair play to you Baz that makes sense, keep up the good work on the videos 💪
Another good post Baz . Why do you heat things up before you weld them , not been a welder just wondering
To prevent cracks in the future. Need to pre heat to approximately 250°c on thick material
Thanks for the reply hope you don’t mind daft questions
Baz, you are so right on pre-heating to 250 degrees, that’s really hot and it takes time, but if you don’t do it, and allow it to cool slowly with a welding blanket, it will crack down the side of the adapter. I know this from bitter experience many years ago. You’re so right on pin specs as well, and that narrow hitch jaws are great for picking up a range of buckets, but if they are too narrow the force on the centre of the pin can be brutal, especially in your quarry application. Love your videos,on top of the job as usual.
Hi Baz, not been up to Salmesbury for years but is this the site of the former airfield for English electric. It looks like old airfield concrete.?
Yes mate bae
Thanks for that. Used to go there while I was in the RAF
Dumb question... What's a bright bar🤔 does it mean clean or rust free?
steel bars which are geometrically in precise shape. Its surface finish is smooth and shiny, which appears to be bright
There's ways of passing straps to people.
Where did you get that set of ratchet spanner’s from I work at Walsh and dearden hgv dismantling been looking for some big ones from tom
William Moores preston mate
Sound mate can you give me a shout out on your next video Tom from Walsh and dearden darwen
Any strong opinions on the "don't dig over the drives" idea?
Hiya Jim, personally I don’t do it I think it causes excessive wear and extra strain on the tracks.
I leave that up to the Ops but I hear ya
How many tubes of grease does it take the lube a crusher?
about 1 every 40 hrs depends on size of crusher
Is that ETruck body part raised?
Yes. That’s how you get the weight on the scales mate