BUILDING PIPE FENCE - BURNING CIRCLES INSTEAD OF COPING PIPE RAILS?
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2021
- WOAH BUDDY! Big fence time. This is the biggest fence I’ve ever built with 6 inch pipe post and 5 inch rails. I was so excited when I got he call about this project and I’ve looked forward to sharing it with you. Today we are fitting up the pipe fence rails using laying out and the circle burner. I wasn’t sure if it would work for this but as you can see it worked great. This method is always fun to build so I’m glad it worked out.
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austin, you should build an umbrella on a pole that can be stabbed into the ground so you can cut and weld under it, maybe a telescoping one that you can raise and lower to meet your needs. would help keep production moving along and would take up very little space. just my 2 cents. keep at it.
Austin, brother! You need to take one from my toolbox and wear carpenter jeans when stick welding. I always cram that pocket on my right leg FULL of rods so I always have them with me. Saves a little time if all your rods aren't next to you in a bucket.
How can wee join you sir it's amazing information
Great stuff
Yes, be consistent. Don't quit, overnight success usually takes about 10 years.
I've owned horses and know the strength they had and the damage they can do!!! This looks like the start of a new Jurassic park. It's beautiful works as usual, but this must be pretty pricey. Your always packed with a lot of Great techniques and good at explaining everything. Thank you and have a great weekend.
That’s one heck of a fence! It is going to be strong enough to keep buffalo in! Keep up the good work and be safe.
DUDE! That circle cutter, for cutting the tops off the pipe, is the coolest thing since peanut butter married jelly. And it makes a cool sound to. I do enjoy your videos.
It's a pipe beveler. Most commonly used to put bevel on pipeline for joining sections.
@@TempleThomas Thanks for clearing that up. Now I remember seeing Austin demonstrate it in another video.
I agree. When I got out of college as a HD mechanic. Finding a job in that field was hard. So I started work as operator in the Electrical industry.
I never gave up my love to working on vehicle's. I retired in the Electrical industry. But my love to work on vehicle's is what keeps me going. I bought tools to work on vehicles. To this day. I never tire from it. ❤
That fence is gonna be dope.
What if you figured a way to spring load the point of the circle burner to allow it to compress? The torch could move closer for to the pipes to follow the contour of the pipe.
What impresses me most is how you continue to grow and teach with a still humble attitude. One unique hardworking man.
Pipe class looks awesome! Hope the young fellers jump on it!
Fantastic job Austin, those cool tools and skills are paying off ! You’re doing a great job and we wish you continued success with all you’ve doing with your career. Stay safe and keep up the good work and videos. Persistence Pays IF You’ve Paid Attention !! Fred.
Looking good there Austin. Can't wait to see the finished product, c'mon 👌😎
Good advice on building a career as a sole proprietor. It takes a few to break in and start being consistent!! Most blue collar trades. I think you mentioned that too (consistent). Thanks
Love the attention to detail
You are truly an Artist.. Highest quality work...
That must be one big stegosaurus bison they are going to house inside that fence with it being 6 inch diameter. LOL. Fence looks good Austin.
Quality Workmanship
awesome job. Austin! You always have great music!
Great work and great videos... I work for my cousin (L.R Steel buildings & construction) and we are working in Stillwater, Oklahoma also, were based out of Oklahoma city. We are doing an add on at the Great plains Kubota off highway 177. Great fence AUSTIN ROSS!!!
Thank you and God bless you
Awesome stuff that circle burner the ticket 💯👍
You lucky people, we Babette had any rain west of Norman in way too long.
The Doctor of Fencing instructing his patients to have patience! Keep up the AWESOME work Austin! I have learned a lot from your videos!
😂 English class was not my strong point… hints why I weld for a living
Great job
First thing to come to mind is wow, that's noble fence. Second is, if the bottom of the posts were capped the fence could of double duties as irrigation pipeline. Water along the entire perimeter just a tap away !
Austin Ross - one cool dude that knows his stuff
That’s one hell of a fence.
That fence reminds me of those enclosures made for elephants, pretty beefy 👍🇺🇸
Great craftsman
Never give up 💪
Love watching your channel. I've been debating starting my own mobile welding but my only experience is roll cages and race cars.
Give it a shot! if you can weld cages together that pass safety checks then I'm sure you can create a welding side hustle.!
as a novice welder, I can tell you are 20 times more comfortable with a torch than I am!! GREAT VIDEO!, I am trying to get my channel kicked off too. I will subscribe to you and see what else I can LEARN from YOU! for that, THANK YOU.
remember kids, get out there and build something!! you don't know if you can or can't until you try!
Wondering if you could get the circle burner rest to be spring loaded...? Push it in a little bit to deal with the pipe running away if it's small...
Great work...that looks really good.
3years to become a welder and 5 years more to become a tradesmen. It takes time to be good and you are learning all the time . After 45+ years doing it ,all trades are the same
That’s on beefie fence! Great work!
How do you make sure the center of the holes are all on the centerline of the fence? if you measure over half the pipe diameter from your stringline I missed that part.
Keep it up
Neat cutting
Do you think this would work with 2 2/8 posts & 2 7/8 rails ? Or would you recommend to do & if so best way of cutting it
A lot of wisdom there for a young guy.
What kind of rough cost per ft breakdown would someone be looking at having someone like this built?
Hey Austin, quick question. on long straight runs of fence, all being straight and level, why don't you slide entire lengths of pipe in through the horizontal holes?
Because it’s usually not that straight and level.
Hello. So you use 8010 to fill and then to cap? Also do you use a whip action or do you just run the bead?
Stick. With it. Whoohooo
So, does the top rail run level or on the contour of the ground ie the same distance from the ground up to the rail. The pens I have built are made using the contour method. Thanks
With the ground.
how long ake this job, fron the begining to the end?
Hi Austin,
Always interesting to watch your video's. Have a couple of question: what kind of welding rods do you use and how is this fencing treated against rust?
I use 5/32 8010 or 6010
As far as rust, I really recommend sandblast and paint but some people just paint.
I plan on offering sand blast and paint in the future. But we are not set up for it yet.
That’s a project that fence is outstanding I’m curious as how long did it take and helper? A fence like that has to be very expensive. How many feet of pipe did you’ll use? Again thank you for sharing your knowledge
I just found your videos, I’m going to school now for welding and I’m about to be done with it and get my certification. I’m interested in getting into pipe welding/ pipeline welding and wanted to know how to get my foot in the door or what I need to do to do so?
ruclips.net/video/nbYKc39YR-U/видео.html
I am just getting into mobile work. And looking at a trailblazer 325 efi with 600 hrs on it. Pretty good price. can any one tell me if they are decent machines or not welding power /reliability
Suppose I just graduating welding school and I will go Along As a helper how long can I expect to be there as a helper until I have a chance to be a welder and not a helper ?
Austin, that circle burner works great. But, for those of us who do our own work and are not pro-welders the 180 degree torches are damned expensive. Do you have a way to use a regular 90 degree torch to do the same job?
This must be the most insanely expensive fence ever.
Hi Austin, My husband would like to know where you purchased the straight gun torch you use to cut the circles on the pipe?
He has been looking for it in various places but has been unsuccessful.
Since I introduced him to your one of your videos, he is watching all the videos on your page.
Here is a list of the part numbers for the small and large torch.
We don’t sell the straight attachment but we do carry the circle burner itself in our online store. I’ll link it also. Thank y’all for watching the videos!
Torch Part Numbers
Victor Brand
Here are the part numbers for the different sizes of torches that the circle burner is made for:
Small Torch Set
0384-2125
Large Torch Set
0384-0808
The sets are just the most bang for your buck.
And here are the part numbers for the straight attachments for each size of the torches above:
Small
0381-0421 CA 1352
Large
0381-1932 CA 2462
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And our story sticks had a hanger to hold it in the right position.
How about a Pvc story sleeve or an adjustable aluminum clamp on story sleeve with adjustable center punch marks to different heights. A one size fits all situations approach that templates what you need instead of hand marking thus eliminating human error.
Customer provide the pipe?
I’m curious how you found the center mark between poles so that the rails are in line, center to center.
ruclips.net/video/iDcVufFmK_0/видео.html
7:50
Is this what you mean?
Yes sir…I must have missed that. You explained it very well.
I would like to suggest that you make your story pole out of angel iron instead of wood. It would be more stable and easer to hold steady to mark.
How do you go about finding these jobs?? Do people just know you or do you use angles list?
The RUclips channel helps. But I also have a bit of a clientele built up around the house just from being a welder for 15 years…
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what are they keeping ing the feild red angus or terex"s
😄I heard a herd of Terex's
Just call him Dr. Ross if he has patients. LOL Just so I'm not ignoring the plank in my own eye, I can't spell either and auto-correct/spell check doesn't always know what I'm trying to say.
do you have a course for beginner hobby welders
Not yet.
Any plans for a pipe fence entrance to your own property ?
Ya, definitely one day.
Any tips or tricks for leveling up your posts? I've got about 600 to set
Use some dirt to set them in place about 3 to 4 inches use a tamping bar and run 2 strings that way when you use level you only need it one way and when your ready for your concrete the process will run much smoother at least that how i did them and they were always perfectly plumb
Labour cost would kill that job here in Aust
@@Tony-tk8tg if you get creative its not that bad i always think of the old timers they mined the mines with pick and shovel so... Idk it doesn't sound that bad i did it by myself in a ranch in idaho for some calves so 600 post doesnt sound that bad but then again im not doing it ...i was simply giving him an idea
Do you ever use a plasma cutter? I don't recall see one in any videos I watched. If not why not? Thank you.
Pipeline welders use a torch
I just don’t own one yet. I’m so use to using a torch that I keep putting off buying one. I need to get one though cause I am doing more and more aluminum work so it would be really nice to have.
@@arosswelding Of course once you got use to operating a Plasma Cutter it would speed up your production!
@@arosswelding take a look at the hypertherm 30 air for its portability.
Can't speak much for pipe fence, but what it looks like is more important that if it is correct in measurements with a tape. Could be correct but look funny to the eye with post and pole fencing,And set post height then measure down from top. Post tops will be more consistent then the ground.
Trying to keep bulls in that, damn
Where do you get your caps from? Thanks for the info!
Pipe caps? Or welding caps?
The weld on pipe caps for the posts. Thanks
Check out this website
www.springcreekproducts.com/POST-CAPS-8-5-8OD-DOMED
Thanks. Lots info from your channel. Welder from WA here. Appreciate everything!
Pleasure is all mine!
Why can't you just mig weld that pipe it's not super thick and it would look way better. Just curious. Is there a specific reason you stick welded it or is that just how you like to weld.?
Very nice . I believe it was pretty expensive ...
What does a fence like this cost?
15k-20k
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What the Hell is he trying to keep in with that fence, Dinosaurs?
If you have to have any certifications to pipeline what are they some people say you need aws certs. And some say certs are useless in pipeline work
ruclips.net/video/5RK48-L0ulU/видео.html
1:05
Certs are mostly useless when it comes to pipe line. But they can be good to have under your belt for getting on single hand jobs which are good experience which could potentially lead to a pipeline job. If nothing else, getting Certs it’s just a good way to get pipe welding experience.
Are you planning on going back to pipeline?
I’d like to go on a job once a year or so but I’m not sure when I’ll go out again.
*patience* is key...
And the budget on this fence is 7 figures?
Do they raise elephants in that ranch?
It really does require patients.
@MPM Welding there is an old saying you got to have patience or you will become a patient.
Posts are plumb.
pl
You side step.
Must be pricey.
only doctors require patients. the rest of us need patience.
😂 ya… English was never my strong point
Labor intensive at God knows what cost.
I’d like to see some idiot try and drive their truck through that fence! Not happening.
That's a shit lotta pipe