The products are available at the manufacturing company GeBrax, Germany. For more information, see www.gebrax-abrasives.com square tube - miter grinding
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
so many people commenting in here that have never dealt with finish grade grain s.s. This is common practice per customer request to produce a aesthetic finish. This type of work is in a different ball game than normal welding and can be a pain in the add sometimes. Been doing this type of work for ten years and you have to have patience and a keen eye for detail.
It's fun to read all the comments of everyone who hasn't been in a food processing plant 🤣 whole different ball game gentleman. Remember; Bullies do what they do because they don't understand 😂
I would have liked and subscribed if 1) this uploader would have given details of the discs/ accessories he used and 2) if he had the courtesy to respond to the same questions people asked
Nice technique. Wouldn't it be a cleaner seam if you didn't to the masking until the last section. That way the brush marks would intersect instead of leaving a void area that didn't get grounded?
Sam Harris The first stage is to grind the weld down to flush with the surface.Polishing the corner with aluminium tape along the seam is for esthetics.
vicben1 Try Medium density unitized wheels. They can be dressed to fit the profile of the corner (using a dressing stick) and start with Coarse, then Medium and fine. Usually 150mm (6") diameter with a 25.4mm (1") bore but need a slower speed machine called fillet weld grinder. All corner welds can be made to disappear if you have the machines and abrasives. Sia do a guide called S4 which shows blending welds in all kinds of scenario's. I could scan this as a favour if you send your e mail address.
*WOOW😮😳* *Is that TIG Welding?* Actually I want/need to make a table frame of square pipes after 2-3 years that's why I'm currently researching on square pipes and welding. _I'll put hardwood table top on that metal frame without fastening (since I want to seal the frame totally from outside to limit inside out corrosion)._ *Tell me the kind of welding done there...* I have heard that TIG welding is a slow process but the strongest and precise of all welding methods. *That's true, isn't it?* *FEW MORE QUESTIONS:-* *What kind of material that square pipes are made up of?* *Chromium Steel* (10% or more chromium content by mass) OR *Stainless Steel* (which one: 304, 316 or other) OR *High Carbon Steel* or *Medium* or *Low* OR Cast Iron or Mild Steel OR Other (mention its name) Since I'll white paint my entire table (frame + wooden tabletop), I hope that stainless nature of square pipes don't prevent me from doing it properly.🤔 *Is there ‘non - stainless’ version of those quality pipes of 304, high carbon steel, chromium steel, etc.?* I want my table to easily last longer than me for about 60 years at least. I do will paint it once every 3 years. *Painting every 3 years is correct, isn't it? Or should I reduce the years?* *What is the thickness of square pipes' material plate used? How many gauge or thickness in mm?* *Is 2-3mm thickness enough for me since I'll put maximum of 1000kgs weight load on it?* Mostly computers and battery backups. The table will be 6-8 feet long by 3 feet width by about 28-29 inches total height. *What is the ‘width’ of those square pipes?* 2-3 inch OR 4-5 inch OR Other (mention please) *_What a Grinding!!!👍🏽_* *_Excellent piece of ART👏🏽_* _Thanks man for making such a great video._ I'm from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India🇮🇳. I find nobody here in my region to do anything in that perfection. Therefore I probably will buy welding machine, cutter, grinder, etc. and make my table all but myself. I hope buying all those to cost me anywhere under ₹1 lakh (approximately 1500 USD). _I'm really lucky for this video to get in my recommendations & for me clicking and watching it.🍀🎋_
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I somehow have been watching people clean metal for the past hour 😳
+Remoo oddly satisfying
Try to work like this you will lose your mind after 1 year. Neverending "chalenge yourself"
I use to grind seats for Metra trains n pace busses this jst made me feel some type of way now lol
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
@Noel Enoch instablaster =)
Well done mate! Long time ago i used paper painting tape to secure scratches (satin), this learned me full controll my hand grinder :)
I'm a detailer for ornamental metal works. Always wondered how the shop finished up those mitered joints with a brushed finish. Nicely done!
Get your self i ddont knoe how its called buts its a rubber infused with ceramic abrasive is the best with scotch brite for final tuch ups :)
Excellent work, for the grinder haters out there, some people like the seamless look
Nicely done and great technique. I sometimes want to have that ultra sleek look after welding with my powertig.
so many people commenting in here that have never dealt with finish grade grain s.s. This is common practice per customer request to produce a aesthetic finish. This type of work is in a different ball game than normal welding and can be a pain in the add sometimes. Been doing this type of work for ten years and you have to have patience and a keen eye for detail.
So much extra time and effort. You are 100 percent right. It is almost as bad as dealing with paint
Excellent workmanship. I've got a very picky eye & I say this is immaculate.
Nice attention to detail :)
Nice, i've always wondered how this process was done.
Ur fired ,your helper left because he said you took to much time ,just to clean a 90 degree weld . Hahahaha
wish my joints would look like that! :)
Wow.. That is the best way of finishing
Finally I found this tutorial video, Great job man, thanks for sharing!
Nice video
Nice vidiis
Good job.
It's fun to read all the comments of everyone who hasn't been in a food processing plant 🤣 whole different ball game gentleman.
Remember; Bullies do what they do because they don't understand 😂
Beautiful work ✌
Perfeito 👍
Very impressed, how do you treat the inner corner? is it much more difficult to polish than the flat surface?
I would have liked and subscribed if
1) this uploader would have given details of the discs/ accessories he used and
2) if he had the courtesy to respond to the same questions people asked
Good technique
hypnotic film to say the least but that freaking music like getting stabbed with a pencil in the ears.
Very pretty
great work !
one snap and 2 thumbs up ...good job ...cool results
From where can i buy this material used for polishing
What do you call that thin metal you used as a straight edge with adhesive on the back side?
this is how expert work..very nice
btw..is that mig welder..??
thats a tig weld
Qual o nome de todas essas ferramentas gostei muito do trabalho parabens.Como se chama aquela fita pra fazer a marca no metalon?
All good on flat surface, what about the inner joints? But enjoyed the video.
Nice technique. Wouldn't it be a cleaner seam if you didn't to the masking until the last section. That way the brush marks would intersect instead of leaving a void area that didn't get grounded?
Our homeboi did a very nice lapin
wonderful job,
Very cool but too many process in just a small part, must be very patient for steel welding
we alwys do it the same way but we use a scrap piece of 1mm sheet metal an a clamp as cover.
Its ok but your life is easier when you start using this sort of tape
Can you get this finish on regular steel, sprry noob question
This has 2.3 Million views. Amazing :)
Why do you go through all the trouble of removing the seam just to add it again?
Sam Harris The first stage is to grind the weld down to flush with the surface.Polishing the corner with aluminium tape along the seam is for esthetics.
If you didn't, you'd have to change the grain direction on the joining box section so it all lines up
Défense auto
와우 그라인더와 정석이네요
How will you do the inside corner? It was amazing wht u did..
great work :-)
welds were done too hot. you shouldn't need to grind that much. it'll be easy to spot the concave it leaves.
What about the inside corner?
Great video!
vicben1 Try Medium density unitized wheels. They can be dressed to fit the profile of the corner (using a dressing stick) and start with Coarse, then Medium and fine. Usually 150mm (6") diameter with a 25.4mm (1") bore but need a slower speed machine called fillet weld grinder. All corner welds can be made to disappear if you have the machines and abrasives. Sia do a guide called S4 which shows blending welds in all kinds of scenario's. I could scan this as a favour if you send your e mail address.
vicben1 that's the one I wanted to see how we did
theu prep the inside corner prior to welding...👌
pickleing paste always works for me
vicben1 fillet weld grinder
At 2:10 What is that? I need it but I don't know name it. Thank you and God bless you.
Onde tem pra vender ...tirei o chapéu ...
That was pretty sweet.
라인도 이쁘게 잘 잡으셨네요
Bery nice job, i see You from Querétaro México
Polimento é uma arte
grinder and paint makes me the welder i aint
is that a chucky quote?
maynardr6 i got it from ave
maynardr6 and its true
Thefreakyfreek thats the best thing i heard for a long time. i good weld doesnt need anything its an art.
Thefreakyfreek ...most important thing is fusion. ascetics are a plus
Loved it! Thank you very much!
Good
so neat.
That is basically what I thought was the general method
Excelente video gracias por el conocimiento 👍
Wow that is a really nice finish. I've got some projects I want to weld with my everlast and I need a smooth finish.
But I like my stack of dimes xD
Xmas Zbigniew b mNZnv
*WOOW😮😳*
*Is that TIG Welding?* Actually I want/need to make a table frame of square pipes after 2-3 years that's why I'm currently researching on square pipes and welding. _I'll put hardwood table top on that metal frame without fastening (since I want to seal the frame totally from outside to limit inside out corrosion)._
*Tell me the kind of welding done there...*
I have heard that TIG welding is a slow process but the strongest and precise of all welding methods. *That's true, isn't it?*
*FEW MORE QUESTIONS:-*
*What kind of material that square pipes are made up of?*
*Chromium Steel* (10% or more chromium content by mass)
OR
*Stainless Steel* (which one: 304, 316 or other)
OR
*High Carbon Steel* or *Medium* or *Low*
OR
Cast Iron or Mild Steel
OR
Other (mention its name)
Since I'll white paint my entire table (frame + wooden tabletop), I hope that stainless nature of square pipes don't prevent me from doing it properly.🤔
*Is there ‘non - stainless’ version of those quality pipes of 304, high carbon steel, chromium steel, etc.?*
I want my table to easily last longer than me for about 60 years at least.
I do will paint it once every 3 years.
*Painting every 3 years is correct, isn't it? Or should I reduce the years?*
*What is the thickness of square pipes' material plate used? How many gauge or thickness in mm?*
*Is 2-3mm thickness enough for me since I'll put maximum of 1000kgs weight load on it?* Mostly computers and battery backups.
The table will be 6-8 feet long by 3 feet width by about 28-29 inches total height.
*What is the ‘width’ of those square pipes?*
2-3 inch
OR
4-5 inch
OR
Other (mention please)
*_What a Grinding!!!👍🏽_*
*_Excellent piece of ART👏🏽_*
_Thanks man for making such a great video._
I'm from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India🇮🇳. I find nobody here in my region to do anything in that perfection.
Therefore I probably will buy welding machine, cutter, grinder, etc. and make my table all but myself.
I hope buying all those to cost me anywhere under ₹1 lakh (approximately 1500 USD).
_I'm really lucky for this video to get in my recommendations & for me clicking and watching it.🍀🎋_
Great job, beautiful.
good job
if i polish weld then will metal not lose welding strength?
Amazing job
It would be nice if you told us more detail as grit of paper used
Attitude ! to make suface perfect! I am curious how do you polishing the inner angle?
Great job bro
А что делать с внутриним швом?
Всё верно, внутриний шов труднодоступное место в отличии внешних сторон.
Внутренний либо кислотой либо просто затереть скотчбрайтом.
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Your hired! When can you start?
Nice.
man I love Germans
what about inside joint.
how do you grind the inside weld with the same out come?
what is the last step
Que bello trabajo admirable la tecnica
Slkoooooo muito top impressionadissimo manooo!!
..Great job but... How Would you Polish the inside corner???
Joel Serrano With a buffer wheel.
Can I know the tools and materials that you used in 2.38 min until 2.52 min? What process in 2.53 min? Help me please 😢
amazing
anyone know how to make that grinder buffer thing at the end
It's a grainer, sometimes called a hand linisher, not custom made you can go out and buy them.
must be for a space shuttle
Great Idea.
What about the inside
Try to match old grain with new 😣 This job make me lose my mind sometimes. 😤
Good
Good Morning
Please, what are the names of all the files used?
Grain one way first ..then the other way you will get a sharper mitre
*too many processes for a small angle*
really nice , and i just knowed how to do after cut and welding
Good cliinngg
Could you please list and specify the material you use so that I can order them from GeBrax? Thanks and congratulations for nice job!
What is used in the last step?
Queda muy pulcro lo malo es que después no se adhiere bien la pintura
good
How do u call that last orange wheel?
Why do we need the final step of the line?
José Duarte Customer requested most likely.It's for esthetics.
Qual o nome desta fita metálica que protege o metal?
Is tool ka name kya hai
perfect, thanks
grinder sound would have been more beautiful.. anyway, thanks for sharing buddy
excuse me, can you help me? what tipe of metalic adesive use for the polish the corner? thanks you very much
Does this make the joint weaker?
Almost every day Iam doing work