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@shaunhills3902

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Justin love your videos you are are the only reason I started to get into Tig welding you are a inspiration man. Just got a question - What is the difference between a normal tungsten compared to the Lazer tungsten you where using also used it on your alloy video?

@TheFabricatorSeries

4 жыл бұрын

@@shaunhills3902 I appreciate it! There is no such thing as "normal" tungsten. There is only the tungsten that works best for what you do. In my experience, LaYZr is the most indestructible tungsten that literally welds every single metal I throw under it. It just lasts for ever and its my favorite until something proves itself superior.

@CallofDoobie585

4 жыл бұрын

Justin I can't thank you enough brother. I haven't been on the scene in 16yrs. Started again 2 days ago and I'm already shinin. Without you, Jody, and bob idk wtf I'd do for morale, motivation. Thank you for everything!

@TheFabricatorSeries

4 жыл бұрын

@@CallofDoobie585 Keep at it 👊😎

@frdstang931

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Justin, great video and thanks for the info. I like those aluminum blocks you use for positioning with the notches cut in them. Do you make them and if not where could I get some?

Regardless of how skilled this gentleman is at welding, he's got a solid announcer's voice and should be doing voiceovers for a living. He's so good, he could be announcing major sporting events Think about it. Also, great video!

@Sara-tk4nm

2 жыл бұрын

He does have a very soothing voice.

@p0ser901

2 жыл бұрын

He’s also VERY well spoken.

@chrishayes8197

Ай бұрын

if Justin ever wants to adopt me as a noob apprentice, that would be great

I have one other tip I also use tip 4 and use a piece of rod ( sometimes a bolt sticks) as a heat sink but also I do not drill a hole until after welding the bung on. Once the bung has been welded in place, I centre punch, use a slight undersized drill to Pierce the pipe, then use a correct taper tap to tap out the hole. You get the benefit of not blowing out the hole and once the thread has been cut into the pipe a more uniform job with extra threads...try it out!

@ryanbrown918

2 жыл бұрын

Like this idea

I dont even have a tig welder but this was enjoyable 😂

@anikidwolfy

4 жыл бұрын

get 1 and practice.

@88Frank

4 жыл бұрын

@@anikidwolfy Have a mig, for the use it gets that'll do for now

@ericbogar9665

3 жыл бұрын

Tig is easy once you learn it.

@MsALDARI

3 жыл бұрын

pises nut ela asazh

@dieseldabz7104

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericbogar9665 very easy. Same with miging aluminum.

I’m 65 years old. Been MiG welding as well as mma for years. Just learning TIG. I love it but it’s tricky since my home made welding rig is scratch start. I enjoy it though

I can tell you as a retired sanitary process welder these tips are a good place to success in stainless welding. I cannot emphasize enough back purging the weld zone. Thanks for the quality video of the weld puddle.

Justin, Thanks for your 11 TIPS. As always, Great Content, presented in an understandable & direct, concise manner. Thanks again. Rick

"Don't forget to clean your bung" Best piece of advice on the internet..

And yet again, another masterpiece!

As always, fantastic instructional video complete with all the pitfalls associated with the process.

Nice work I'm a retired pipefitter welder and have done a lot of that type of welding. Looks really nice.

Masterfully taught and illustrated, thank you for your videos.

Great tips, these things can seem so simple to us but can make all the difference in the world to those who are just getting started. 👍👍

Top tier content, I'm trying this for the first time this weekend. Thanks

7:48 seeing a filled inside is kinda so satisfying. Ive never even touched a TIG but Id always appreciate good fabrication

@kasparroosalu

3 жыл бұрын

Filled what inside?

You are a master welder sir. Amazing weld, and very interesting and sensible tips. Thank you.

I love using the Vibrant O2 bungs with the saddle that sits on the tube. It also spaces the weld farther away from the threads to minimize thermal distortion.

@Excentrix54

4 жыл бұрын

These are the ones I use. Love em and make it very easy to not screw up.

Nice work, beautiful looking welds and great instruction. Thanks for making these.

Totally on point!! I weld stainless almost every day and have been using these techniques for at least 10 years. Cheers!!😎😎

@RICKAFOUR

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Daniel, can you talk more on the post flow? And why you need to keep the cup there until it cools down?

@erickieffer8440

Ай бұрын

Dude, your avatar is awesome! I’ve been welding stainless for a least ten days straight, I’m trying to get pulsing figured out.

Very informative video. I do lots of gland entries on cylindrical terminal boxes, and these tips help a great deal. I generally fit them up using flat bar clamped to the inside of the tube, then tack up and take the cup for a walk if the gland is big enough.

Great voice. Could make a living with it.

Great to see you back mate, awesome video as usual, can't wait to see your Ute build

Great video thanks. Wish I could weld like you! I always clean the bung in a cup of solvent with a small brush to make sure I get any oil out of the threads.

This really came into my feeds at the perfect time will be doing this Saturday

Thanks never imagine all this would be so involving.

Love your channel mate! You got a great passion for fabrication !!!

I sware everytime i have a project im doing you come out with a video 🙏

Nice job! Thanks for sharing your skills. 👍

Beautiful work, man. Thanks for sharing.

Nice beads. I'm getting there. Thanks for all the tips.

Very nice. The bolt is clever, the back gassing a must!

Best Bung hole video I have seen. Thanks.

Good advice and excellent technique. Kudos.

Awesome to see some fab. I closed my performance shop some years back and sold off my tooling. Past couple years I really started missing TIG welding more than anything. Luckily, starting and growing my youtube channel has allowed me to gain some sponsors and get back into it. I've watched your channel for a while, to keep me in it...lol. Going to start a fab series on my side as well...more people need to TIG...it's fulfilling when you get good. One thing I never mastered though, was cup walking and it's something I'm going to figure out...always found it mega tough though.

Some good tips! I usually have to notch mine myself for air lines.

Very good. Clear and detailed.

Thanks, very informative and great welds .

Can’t argue the results, great looking weld!

Thank you for posting this.

Great presentation! Thank you

Very informative and taken on board mate cheers

It's so much fun watching the videos I learned so much from you Keep it up

Beautiful weld!! Inspiration right there!

Gorgeous welds; thank you for the tips!

Thank you for some great tips. Have a nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

Great tips as usual,cant wait for some more build content.

Nice video. Beautiful weld. Thanks for the tips. I will use them to pick a good welder for my project.

Makes me miss welding. Nice video, and work

Great as always! Thank you!

Thanks for the video... I appreciate the suggestions.

Looks great Man! We cope out a coupling, put four tacks, then quarter weld from tack to tack. #5,or #6 cup. Walk it around. I would like to try the Pyrex cups!

Thank you for this video!

Great video man, thanks!

Nice work, thanks for sharing

Wondered when another video was going to drop. Nicely done

BIG HYPE for you for using mm also. Thanks

nice work looks perfect

that was GREAT, thanks for sharing

Great tips. Welding on a tight diameter is always a bit more challenging and stainless with the purge adds to the effort. The last header I made header 15 years ago used /16 rod". I now have turbo header and exhaust to make in 304. On your advice, I picked up a 10 lb of .045" from my LWS which I should be able to pass on to my boys.

If you don't weld but love watching welding videos!

Thank you for the great tips!

Very nice. Thank you for your video and time

one of the better videos on bung holes

looks awesome man! nice work!

Monstrostic! I'll be taking that!

I love all what you doing bro you amazing i had learn a lot from you thanks justen

Really nice video and great looking weld. Trying to do that underneath a car is tough though and hard to get all the way around. Sometimes you don't have the option of laying it on your work table.

Excellent advice, thanks! Any chance you can do one of these videos for Aluminum bungs too?

Thanks for this! 👍🏿👨🏾‍🏭

Great advice thanks for the tip

Lovely job

As always great videos with great information thanks for making these videos 👍👍👍👍

Great work

Thank you amazing welding!!

thats art man! i would put that piece on my bedroom wall! your torch and your torchcable looks so light! im a WIG welder for over 18years and welding is a art for me and your videos inspire me

@dieseldabz7104

3 жыл бұрын

I've been welding for about 27yrs man and I've never done WIG welding. What is it?😂

@angrypirat2

3 жыл бұрын

@@dieseldabz7104 sorry WIG is German term for TIC. Wolfram Inert Gas

Great info here and thanx

Man I could of used this information at work today, had to reweld an egt bung back in that broke off. I cooked it 😫! I’ve only been tig welding for 4 days, just got a machine last week. That’s for the tip!

Brilliant video and awesome weld 👍

millions of thanks for your video,,,

Fantastic video. Thanks.

Needed these tips ty.

GR8 VIDEO AWESOME TIPS THANKZZZ!!!

I’m in a living hell right now in life and I can barely keep it together. These videos help me focus on something useful and interesting and technical which disengages me from everything else for a while. Also the quality of your videos and your tips is absolutely top notch and much appreciated!

Works of art!

Beautiful welds amigo

Good job brother. N God bless you

Very nice welding

Great tips, thanks

thats great looking welding

Good shit. Beautiful Bunghole !

It's seems like everything I am about to work on you make a video for. Thanks for passing on the wisdom! Think I'll get me a mug and a t-shirt. :D

Nice piece of craftsmanship ! Never welded bungs but I did other stuff with thread in it, always put bolts in it, you risk deforming the thread by heat. Have seen enough examples of people trying to weld a nut onto something and afterwards it didn't work anymore, quite funny 🤣 That was with mig welding by the way.

I had the o2 bung fall out on my POS Geo Metro. Rather than have some one beautully weld it back in like you, I just safety wired it with a figure 8 pattern. Nice video

just what I needed to see wish me luck.

Thx, great tips

Proper weld for thick to thin always keep your heat on the thick wash the weld quick to the thin the way you think is same as me everytime I think you may say somethin diff you exactly what I would this channel is awesome very informational and to much info just enough thank you

Beautiful!

Great, nice, sweet tips !!!

Some GREAT info!

GREAT WORK, SALUTE YOUR HARD WORK,,,😎👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🤝