HOW TO FIT UP A 90 DEGREE ELBOW, ROTATED TO ANY DEGREE

[@anzaralam3038]

Please make video over double rolling in flange

[@pvenkatesh6559]

Very good job sir

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro.

[@bangistv1276]

How much the OD of this pipe

[@paposanggo]

Thanks for sharing

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you, bro.

[@challanaveen9593]

Nice brother 😎

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Brother.

[@vijaykumarvijay3462]

Very good

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro.

[@MarcioAlmeida-wx5hg]

Márcio Almeida do Paraná Brasil 🇧🇷👍

[@technicalstudies.]

Hai Mr. Marcio

[@laoudifouad7365]

Thank you for

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you too

[@happymomentzz8887]

Thanks and very nice explanation 👍

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro.

[@yakdhanyaseen2048]

Thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank You Bro.

[@minhazalyeamin8538]

Thanks 😍😍

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro.

[@محموداحمد-ع1خ9غ]

thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

Welcome

[@gospelgodwin5221]

very helpful. Thanks

[@technicalstudies.]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vladimirkhamyk320]

Thanks for all your tutorials! But some of them are useless at sea! At sea we cannot use the spirit level. How else we can find the elbow center?

[@technicalstudies.]

To work at sea, we need extreme hard work and experience. Unfortunately, I dont have any experience, working at sea. Still I think, you can mark the elbow center, using a right angle and a measuring tape. Am I right?

[@liamjenkins82]

Hey mate. Just lie the elbow on a flat plate and use a 90° square up against the ebow and measure from that.

[@mohanr432]

So nice 👌👌

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you Bro.

[@MaciejM-q7z]

'since diameter of an elbow is 406mm the 1/8 is 159mm?' could you explain

[@liamjenkins82]

Diameter is 406mm. Multiply by 3.14 for the circumference(1274.8mm). Divide by 8. Gives you the 159 mm.

[@sandipbhattacharyya3391]

If degree is negetive then?

[@killkill647]

do clockwise

[@nguyenqc1005]

YOU ADD MISS DRAW ISO

[@technicalstudies.]

Yes Bro.