Do's and Don'ts of Pipeline Welding with a partner. You'll definitely want to follow this etiquette!
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- When welding out on the pipeline there is a pipeline etiquette of do’s and don’t when working with a partner. Austin took a trip over to Precision Welding Academy to go over some of the basics with Scott Raabe to give you a better understanding of what the proper etiquette is. From when to strike off, leaving your partner the right amount of metal to tie into, and even when to stand up when you are finished with a weld, there are a ton of things to keep in mind before making your first trip out to the ROW. What are some other things you have learned out on the pipeline?
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00:00 Introduction
01:07 Agree On The Fit
02:52 Don't Short Arm Your Partner
03:22 Putting In The Root Pass
04:47 When To Light Up
07:09 Adding In Fills
08:54 Outro
That intro had me howling 😂😂. Shooting the sparks directly into his face "No!"
Pipe welding is so sick. I start my first pipe welding job Monday.
I laughed at most of your jokes in the video, good stuff man.
Haha thank you
I like the “Don’t stand up on your weld partner” rule. I’ve always been a perfectionist. I’m not fast. But I’ve always produced a nice product. But I’ve also been pretty oblivious of what the other guy is doing…. The real questions is how do you deal with a welding partner who is a “good enough for government work” welder? Grrrrr.
None of my business if they do what they do
Had a 24in chrome weld I was brother inlaw with a dude whose been welding for like 12 years. This was my first process pipe weld ever… safe to say he showed me up. As long as they both pass X-ray, is what it is. I’m not gonna ask someone to make a worse weld to make me look worse or vis-à-vis.
It’s nice seeing Scott have his own school he taught me how to weld even before he had his own school he’s a professional
Good job fallas !!! Keeping welding
Very good lessons to learn
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Great video good information for all them starting out!
Preciate cha!
Great tips.
👍🏽👍🏽
Good training
just hold the rod bucket and grinder... the two helpers for the group of four. braded the cables together again.
Welch is still learning how to weld around the clamps.
So pretty much don't be an Oscar Gutierrez.
Welding definition of Oscar Gutierrez: A welder that always comes in and does the very minimal work possible while scolding others that they are taking too long. At times, he will ask you how much your getting paid, if no response is satisfactory to him, he will ask how much your monthly bills are and will estimate how much you make. Furthermore, he will be the one to first start working and try to make you look bad by finishing jobs that have 2 hours clocked in, and finishes in 1 hour. Then at lunch, he will drive away in his lifted chevy and bitch about how expensive everything is, and yet he is still doing truck payments and going more into debt. And above all.....a suck ass welder.
LMAO imagine trying to guess someones income based on their bills. People have garbage ass financial literacy
@brianbeard7278
They're out there, bro, and I've met plenty of them. Very rare that you meet a welder that minds his own business but at the same time is respectful
@another
I totally agree you statement is almost exactly my life story in welding
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@RRmetal
I agree totally
Where you get that skull sticker from??
Hibana Welding Company, he works them a lot and it’s a sick brand with cool slaps‼️
How do you get on the pipeline without a rig but still as a welder?
Start out as a helper till you learn the skills and save up for your own rig.
why dont put some 'wall' between both in top side of pipe?
Some do. Call it a grind board, if that’s what you mean
EYES!!!
How do you all like those Defiant Metal gloves?
Scott loves em. I’ve never worn em
Yes eyes and ears open and keep it zipped.
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Sadly I bet a lot of guys will now do the opposite of all the etiquette advice as a way to assert dominance over their partner.
There are a lot of a$$holes out there.
the dont stand up rule is kinda weird. Isnt one person going to finish before the other every time regardless? One welder must finish so the other can tie in. Doesnt add up. I guess most things labled as traditon tend not to. I understand the reasoning behind it, but it seems dated.
It's respect man don't need to "rush" the other person
nobody rushing anybody? why my back gotta hurt? didnt know pipewelders were so soft. probably not a job for me then. gg@@gnarlock3927
Some partners don’t like it if you “fire up” on em… and one of the top rules… there’s only 2 people who look at the welds. Inspectors and cocksuckers. So don’t hop up and start lookin at your partners welds 🤣
what are those goofy ass looking masks?
They are pipeliner hoods bud
They’re pancake welding shields or hoods.
Presumably they're that shape for some specific purpose, is it just to help shield from the other persons sparks or something? Never seen any like that before!@@nitrojunkie9027
Pancake hood designed for light weight stress relief on your neck and goggle designed to keep sun glare out from inside the lens while welding outside.
@@geno1974ross Also they let the air get to half of your face compared to standard style hoods that cover both sides.
Never used one myself but have heard from guys that have the ventilation makes a big difference in the summer.
Where are the mud boards ?