Welding Titanium Exhaust in the Jay Leno Garage: Part 1
We were invited into Jay Leno's garage to help on a restoration of a formula 1 sidecar for the garage's general manager, Bernard Juchli. This is the first part of a two part series on this welding repair, where we focus on fabricating a new design so we can reconfigure how the exhaust fits on the vehicle. You can watch full video inside our e-learning in the WELD™ APP!
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I use this man's knowledge very often and am proud to say it. That's because the info he freely gives is accurate and works well. Thank you, Sir. 'freeze
great video, love that layout bench...thanks for your time and effort!
What a beautiful science welding is!
great job spot on
freaking awesome
Nice stuff.
I can´t help to feel A L O T of jealousy towards you mr Tig. You truly are a jedi master with that torch.
Maybe one day I will be able to weld like that. Awesome! BTW, it looks like you used image stabilization in post sometime after adding the Weld.com graphic in the lower right. Use stabilization first, then add graphics in another pass and they won't float around on you. Unless you were going for the float around effect, then carry on.
So many ways of tig welding titanium. He used his bare dirty hands to hold and use that filler rod to weld it would be considered a big no no
Interesting how last week (Using an Everlast) your weld was very inconsistent, to the point someone said you should give up but this week (Using a Lincoln) your weld looks really good. It's quite clear the Everlast has a more unstable arc. Adam Karpa
@MostFolkCallMeOrangeJoe
9 жыл бұрын
I would be interested in seeing a side by side comparison of all the most popular brands, I bet Fronius or EWM would come out above Miller.
@claymansrt
9 жыл бұрын
I don't believe for a second Wyatt made those welds, he doesn't have a SINGLE video where he can hold his hands that steady, HELL, his last video he was using a positioner and he couldn't even hold the torch steady, yet this week he's like a brain surgeon with his hands. Welder brand has no difference on what the weld looks like. Go look at welding tips and tricks, he does tons of comparisons between welders with side by side welding.
@GeneralAlex4
9 жыл бұрын
Adam Harrington I run Millers and there beautiful beads!
@MostFolkCallMeOrangeJoe
9 жыл бұрын
GeneralAlex4 I don't doubt that, some you're spending that kind of money, the difference will be very slight. The beautiful beads are probably more to do with your skill than the machine itself. The word you were looking or is "they're" BTW.
@MostFolkCallMeOrangeJoe
9 жыл бұрын
That one's gender dependant.
I'm curious to know why you didn't just fuze it. With a good fit up and proper purge pressure couldn't you just walk the cup without adding any filler?
Boa noite, estou escrito no seu canal, que vareta de adição você usou? Obrigado.
Ti welding seems pretty similar except for the argo, needs more
Those are some shiny welds on the frame. Are they perhaps 309 on chromoly?
IT SURE WOULD BE REALLY NICE IF THERE WAS A BOOK THAT WOULD LIST ALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES OF TITANIUM AND HOW TO PREP AND WELD THEM,AS WELL AS STAINLESS STEEL,ALUMINUM.I DO HAVE THE BOOK,"METALS AND HOW TO WELD THEM" BY LINCOLN ELECTRIC BUT IT DOESN'T LIST ALL THE LISTINGS FOR THE METALS I LISTED,AND I'M SURE THERE ARE OTHERS..
What's your post-flow time, sport?
Is the frame brazed?!
@anthonydomanico8274
4 жыл бұрын
I noticed that too
This guy would be crazy to let "mr. tig" even touch his car.
What up my tigga :D o.g you should sooo have tigga 4 life shirts
@olecranonrebellion9976
4 жыл бұрын
Not PC at all. He'd get death threats.
you should have got jay to show us how good he could do it lol or............................ maybe he is better off with comedy lol
adam harrington ...guess you havent used a everlast...as it has a sweet and stable arc once it is correctly setup....i use a miller aerowave at work and a everlast 250 ex at home and you do not know what you are talking about ...and i have 18 years experience using lincoln and miller machines at work...everlast is a great machine at home.
Wth Mr. Tig!?!
Can hear Jay barking in the background.
You can't weld titanium to stainless? I thought you could?
How come you keep pulling your filler metal out of the gas before it's cool. Aren't you introducing contamination into the weld?
@dougankrum3328
8 жыл бұрын
+Daniel Seman ..yes, that's especially critical with Titanium...and other nickel alloys...Inconel, Hastalloy.....
what are you doing? at 1:51 the guy in the background yells out smoko . you cant work through smoko!
@crunch9876
8 жыл бұрын
+Defnotdemas lol I think a smoko is a smoke break so luke is outraged and rightfully so might I add that these guys would dare keep working during a smoke break ( I jest of course)
@lukesworld1
8 жыл бұрын
crunch9876 correct! in Australia and new Zealand smoko is (or used to be) a smoke break nowadays with smoking being frowned upon it is actually the term used to describe morning and afternoon tea and also correct in the jesting on my behalf as well its not often people actually get a joke on the intertube these days
I thought it was supposed to be done in an oxygen free environment?
@Welddotcom
8 жыл бұрын
+Brian Heiden It is. the shielding gas protects the arc from oxygen. There are many ways to shield the puddle from trail cups, gas lenses and purge chambers.
@brianheiden6623
8 жыл бұрын
Weld.com Thanks I guess I am thinking of 20 years ago.
is your camera man drunk or something? im getting dizzy from the weld.com logo dancing around
Big Nokia Phone!!
funy, use only what they can buy... all wat i see on youtube about TIG torch's... How should I say, sad... and on Jay Leno's garage...
@moeriou8431
6 жыл бұрын
Desmo Rider no speako English?
This guys putting me to sleep, so boring and no welding -
well im sorry but thats ugly weld, also why not use helium and argon? btw no welding chamber? radiation while welding titanium is quite high, so i wouldnt do it very often like that....
@robertgadus8486
8 жыл бұрын
+Defnotdemas I can but I'm afraid it's impossible here on YT....
Terrible audio. The general manager is completely inarticulate and cannot explain shit.
Big ugly welds. Part would be in rejected bin at any top end motorsports company... Size the tube up correctly, knock the tube into round using a nylon mallet and a sand bag. Then use autonomous weld technique (no filler rod). Set machine to approx 50 amps with the pulse running at about 5 pps /25% peak/5% background. You will be surprised at the results. Welcome to the world of high end British motorsports fabrication.