Hey "A" Man, as my southern friends say "thats pertnear perfect". I've been in construction over 30yrs, and I always look to see who does the job better than me, then try it that way (for any job). 1st rule to welding, "get comfortable". Hood down lights on.

(having a clean tip makes all the difference in the world) you should make a shirt with that on it

Austin if some one pays you to weld you are a professional . Doing a good job for some one and you feel good about it you are a professional tradesmen .

This man has used the ol torch once or twice I'd say 😂😂🤘🏼

Mouth beat boxing is awesome lol it adds a great peice to your already amazing work 👍👍

Your torch skills are awesome!

right on Austin.....good stuff here, cheers from Florida, Paul

That gate is fine. Very fine.

Hey austin love your videos..good stuff but you need to do a video on how to keep your clothes so clean while you workin..Weld on brother

I would say that looks about as satisfying as satisfying gets...

Candles!!!! Love it. I see a coffee sponsor coming soon. Crazy gate. Loving it.

Hahahahaaha lost it laughing watching this on my lunch break when you were holding that last piece in and it plugged up on ya, then came out when you lift your hood. Absolutely happens every time. Hilarious. 🇦🇺

Ready for the brass snap shirts to come back in stock. My favorite shirt to wear

Real craftsman, no substitute.

Your the man. been watching your videos for a long time! Such a great guy I have learned a lot from you. thanks for all the great learning experiences

We use to make those templates out of 24gauge sheet metal and label them. We had just about every angle and pipe size up to 16" on hand. It made it so much easier than laying it out each time. beautiful work sir....

@ypaulbrown

2 жыл бұрын

great idea, Paul

Do what you do do well !! Great job with the coping on the gate Austin. Pretty cool gadget’s. You’re doing a great job around there. Stay safe and keep up the good work and videos. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻✋🏻✋🏻

Great job as always. Years ago in Port Everglades Fla . Built a hugh manifold cut and welded many 8 and 12 inch laterals.

Very nice. A lot of work and patience carful thought and a fantastic fab project comes to fruition with a satisfying feeling that you just made heavy metal art. Great job always interesting videos you put out

Always enjoy your videos! Keep em coming.

Nice ! Good information! Keep preachin' it brother Ross!

Good stuff as always. The time lapse is great.

I always ask my students when they forget to connect their ground if they are using the "Bluetooth" ground system, and how it is working for them!

@scottcarr3264

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that'l work.

Boy can I relate to the burn back issue 😂

I have to say the gate looks fantastic

Great advice on trying new things.👍

Thanks man you’re the best to teach

Amazing work.

22:50 I love it too. Hahaha I do that sometimes. The same thing he was doing before 22:55. That cracked me up because I do that when I'm preping my metal up. 🤣 26:10 yes I relate hahaha

It's coming together great Austin! I like the longer video too 👌

Excellent job.... !!

For several years I mitered 8 and 12 inch pipe with 45s. Torch followed with grinder to make it look saw cut. I have pipe patterns that look like an eyeball. I'm sure you have seen them. The short side had to be offset about 3 eighths to get them to a true 45. I made copies of the patterns with artist mat board a heavy paper almost cardboard so I didn't damage the originals. Patterns are a lifesaver when facing hundreds or thousands of cuts.

Nice job dude, who the hell is the dummy that put the thumbs down, awesome video and one hell of a awesome job on fence and gates keep it up man and I’ll keep watching com’on.

You need your own coffee brand for the store!

Epic coping skills!

Well done sir!

That editing job at 14:48 was awesome!! Loving the videos!

Nice work again buddy!! Keep er up. 👌

Btw your coping skills look very good. And how true a clean tip is a must

If I got a buck for every time I forgot to hook up a ground I would have few hundred bucks lol 😆 I love that I'm not the only one

@Houstonruss

2 жыл бұрын

If I had a dollar for every contact tip that got messed up whew

@phillip1489

2 жыл бұрын

@M Samuels I've done that a hand full of time as well, I think any fabricator has lol 😆 in the heat of the moment 😅

@maryparvin3041

2 жыл бұрын

@@phillip1489 what about having your helment off and trying to flip it down

@phillip1489

2 жыл бұрын

@@maryparvin3041 yup I call that the shadow flip, flipping the helmet that isn't there lmao.... as a clear pair of safety glasses come down in its place hahaha 😆

@midstatewelding3194

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I feel like we all do it. Especially after being on a roll!

excellent job

Austin livin gooooooood gained some good happy weight 😁

So I was a Millwright and welded with many different crews and on anything that presented itself. I have always known a skosh is a precise measurement used on every important job site!LOL Have also known that if your welder sounds like a bad morning fart ,it's set perfectly and your travel speed is correct.

Great video

Wow those are badass gates . I have a job coming up building 4 way bows with 4 gates for cattle .

Hey! This is Camden from the Cam and Tate Outdoors KZread channel, I would just like to say your editing on your videos is very good and I love y’all’s videos already! Thanks for teaching us about welding and thanks for coming to our career day!

@arosswelding

2 жыл бұрын

Hey! Thanks for stopping by! We will check out your channel! And it was our pleasure! Thank you for listening to us!!

@camandtateoutdoors2439

2 жыл бұрын

@@arosswelding Thanks for checking out me and my brothers channel! Y’all’s videos are amazing! I don’t know much about welding but I’ve learned a ton today! lol

Austin, I learned when welding handrailing from schedule 40 pipe that the"clearcoat" had to be ground back from the weld joint. The handrail had a better ground and the coating didn't cause porosity. Al B in Ohio.

@matthewosborne1951

2 жыл бұрын

Id say it probably burns off when he uses the torch as far as cleaning the weld joints but im not 100% never used

@sallybrokaw6124

2 жыл бұрын

Torch yes, it would burn a wider area. However, a chop saw or plasma not so much. Mig welding does not like "dirty" metal.

Aross was singing ice cream paint job 😂

Your advice is inspiring! Im looking to rig up asap.. Money is an issue but i wont stop until i can succeed! Been a shop guy for 15 years and looking to try something new. Your work is very good! Keep it up man! Cheers!

Right on

A MAN ROLLING LOOK AT A GOOD WELDER !!!! I WOULD WORK WITH YOU ALL THE TIME JAM UP WORK!!!!!! ROLLING, ROLLING !!

I work in a structural weld shop, and it never fails that the nozzle get clogged until I pull my hands off the piece I'm holding

that is satisfying :)

Good luck good job bro amen

Those are strong words sir

ARoss, can you do a weekly Bible study? 5 min reading and reflection maybe?

Hello mr ross i am from Indonesia like you inspiration

Nicely done,youngin'

A lot of work hard work

Any tips for how you get a close end to end measurement on your odd angle cope - 90 deg saddle? That tiny pup at the end was really impressive!

If you don’t feel confident in what your doing your not going to be happy with the results if it takes you 2 hours and it takes me 45 mins for same job that doesn’t matter as long as your confident in your work and like your finished product etc that’s what it’s about

Like a NASCAR pit stop!

Austin , remember the 3,4,5 measuring when checking for square. This will work for multiples of 3 which would be 6 and 4 = 8 and 5 = 10 and so on. Your channel and how you explain your procedure is great. You might include your electrode size and amperage. Thanks a lot. Happy Thanksgiving. I hope your day was good.

@davidhick4303

2 жыл бұрын

no eloectrode or amperage setting is in this video because he is using a MIG. Wire size, voltage and wire speed would be more relevant; regardless, this video is about fabbing not welding.

Доброго времени суток!!! Один вопрос? Я не понял, почему это прекрасное, рыжее создание 🐈, бегает по рабочей зоне без средств индивидуальной защиты 🤔 😻😻😻

That whole "scent" thing sounds dumb... except I've been doing it for years, and you're not wrong. The right scents help me concentrate.

It looks a little off. Lol off to the races that is. It is looking great buddy i need that kind of gates on my entryway.

This here is a rhino proof gate.

Korean Hyundai Steel ? That is interesting!

By the way Aaron, I always hate it when that happens go to tack something together then the wire burns back into the tip. Such a hassle! It's to bad you don't always make your gates exactly the same length, height, and width. Because if you did then you could just build yourself a standardised pipe gate fixture and never have to fuss with levelling the pipe stands anymore. Especially if you put legs and feet on it to make it into a fixture table.

@melvinmariott8609

2 жыл бұрын

Now that's a great idea right there buddy for sure.

@tfred2129

2 жыл бұрын

That's called a JIG

@kurkgarro2341

10 ай бұрын

Then it’s not custom everyone to have one just like yours

Good taste in music bro! Ha

Nice work as always Austin ! How many elephants does this guy own? that's one heavy gate

I’m guessing your wife does the editing maybe you do idk but you do a good job you make it funny

I would like to suggest that you could use some flat stock bent to a 90deg and clamped to your rectangular straight edge to line up your cross members rather than eye baling, much faster and more accurate for me. (3" X 8" for example)

See you eyeballing to find center, tyr a piece of 2" angle iron and mark your self a center line.

Hey Austin. I just started watching your videos. I was just curious if you thought of using a plasm cutter to do your cutting .

Never fails; the bloody wire pops out right after you let go of the piece and lift your lid lol. Try a more aggressive whip action with the flick of the wrist and more often then not the wire will unstick from the tip. Of course if you really gob one on, no flick of the wrist will save you lol

Nice, strong gate. Have you compared plasma cutting costs including consumables against the cost of oxy and actyl gas. You cut extremely well with oxy/actyl but not everyone does.

The 8" is probably easier cuz I bet you had to fine tune it with the grinder and it's easier to move around the 8" with the grinder vrs. The 2" with the grinder

Great attention to detail and good looking work sir and would a hydro roller Pipe jack be of any help when cutting pipe if they is such thing or is it to hard to cut something when it’s rolling and minus a hot bikini model to look at while you working lol I seen some that rolled 36” concrete coated pipe on push rack I worked on in south Louisiana sending pipe into a marsh which is way larger and just used to roll seams around add needed prior to welding

I've learned long what works for you may not work for someone else

What kind of welding caps do you get and how do you size them? I have a fat head so trying to find one that strangles my head has been hard so far. I’d like to have them drop over my ears too. Thanks man love the videos 🤙🏼

as always beautiful work. Don't forget to show the completed gate. Was one end longer and unconected? The best part of the video was the singing. It's 230 am Sat and my cat just came in for another meal. He wanted to see Karen but I told him she was busy with her other boyfriend

*Metal Technology Thank you for your contribution to our channel established for the promotion of the field. *Metal Technology Vielen Dank für Ihren Beitrag zu unserem Kanal zur Förderung des Feldes.

LOVE OUR VIDEOS AUSTIN CAN WE HAVE A FOLLOW UP VIDEO OF THIS GATE I WANNA SEE HOW SHE SWINGS!

@arosswelding

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/oniF2tpuY6bAhs4.html

Have you ever tried to use a plasma cutter instead of OXY to cut the pipe?

I love watching your videos been watching for a year and a half now I’m a 16 year old welder from central Kansas started last year as a sophomore in intro and now I’m in the block as a junior which is 3 hours you’ve helped a lot whats a good price stick welder for around 600$ I’ve been saving for one for awhile but lmk thank you God bless

@patrickhorvath2684

2 жыл бұрын

Hard to go wrong with a Lincoln AC/DC Tombstone. I have a Hobart TR-500 for sale in NE OK. AC/DC+/DC- 50 to 625 amps .very clean very heavy.

Austin any way you could breakdown the cost of labor/consumables, materials profit and final cost of gate. This is confidential personal I understand maybe you could do it on a smaller scale thank you sir

what is your best peace of advice for a young welder?

Hey Austin what is 4 inch sch 40 going for in OK? In MS it’s about $400.00 per 21ft. I just did a 4 in pipe rail project for a friend on the back of his restaurant to protect the building.

hey Austin what was your thickness, voltage and feed settings for this project..

I like your videos ,iWork at ind.beach amusement water as a welder

I enjoy you gate & fence videos but I don't understand why such large pipe! Seems really large.

Mr Ross sir what ungodly monster is that gate meant to keep out......or in??

Hi my friend! My name is Fernando, I live at Brasil!

Have you used oxy propane before? or is there a reason other than acetylene just heats faster or its what your used 2

Do you make your customers pay all up front or half then when you're Done the other half

That looks so good, but I have an amateur question: could that be built with the horizontals first then piece in the diagonal? Fewer cuts, and 3 of the pieces should be identical... would it be as strong? It would look different and I know you have a good eye for aesthetics...

@arosswelding

2 жыл бұрын

It definitely could be built that way. It crossed my mind. I decided against it simply because of the look of the diagonal piece being all one piece.

Serious question, why a torch and not a plasma.

I wonder if Ram Board or poster board would be good for templets

@loganrench5680

2 жыл бұрын

I've used trimaco x paper for templates

How much time in the first gate or both ?