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Drill it and put a small bolt in to hold in case of overheating or getting snagged on something.

just burn it in a bit hot, everything be fine

Very nice, thanks for showing that none too little skill. very useful

Nice dry joint

I taught pipe welding (API-1104) years ago in Houston. You, my friend, are the best instructor I have ever seen. Wish you would open a welding school.

That was cool. I noticed that you didn't need flux. I was told that " if you don't use flux it will co.e apart." Not saying younare wrong just saying what I was taught. I will assume that the wire strand in the liquid lead acts as it's own binder through entanglement. I am just curious.

Won’t the electricity heat it up?

Temperature will cause a failure

Thanks brother , iam a pipeliner too , been in proffesion like 22 years . Iam from india. Good video . Keep it up❤❤

you still here

Is there a limit of how many feet of lead I can run on a miller syncrowave 180 ? I want to use it to make small repairs like you did on the handrail repair video

Good Vid! Need however to run the Plasma cutter on a 30Amp/120V breaker - (not a 15/20A, if your Gen has that capability) or use adapter plug to get the 220 to make it work properly but anything over 15A should break the Gen CB as it does. As you discussed, no, you absolutely do NOT need the small Oxy setups, just turn your Plasma cutter down or use the adapter to a 220V and it'll be perfect for those jobs. **The Golf Cart rig is an EXCELLENT idea!

Hey I don't know if you have but I'd put grease nipples on top an bottom then it'll never wear out

That's very helpful - thank you

I'm thinking that golf cart is a little overloaded.

yeah nope crimps and crimps only thats bodgy

how much is a vantage 300? can't find one. they're hard to find Chris.

What does sc mean ?

I see a silver coin on your bench! Lol

Chris, I’m a new welder. How do I get certified? What do I do?

Can I still learn welding at age 57?

You are a inspiration I’ve been welding for 30 years & I see how successful I could possibly be

I love this guys channel wish I would’ve found it a long time ago

Crimping is the best way to fasten. High amperage can melt the solder, or fishing weights that melt at even a lower temp, causing failure of the circuit.

Nice

Lol. Nice troll post.

don't do this. just because😂

Terrible idea. These high amperage connectors need to be crimped on, not soldered.

I use this in the automotive industry coupled with staking. Never have issues, great tip.

Its better to heat them together so the led goes into the wire hairs im sure itll work tho

Good stuff

What about tinning ? I believe this might not bond well..

What is "1 aut/out"? Green

Bet to use the top posts from car batteries

7018 & 6010 will blast thur anything never leave home without them

um, thats a crimp on lug anyway, wtf u doin dude

Hearing this encouraged me to quit goofing around and finally start a business at 24. I’ve been on the fence between Bull Hauling and pipe welding for a while and learned the longer you wait, The less likely you are to be successful. God bless this gentleman.

Love it

I just bought my first welder an old school lincoln AC-225-S stick welder never have welded before so I'm gonna have some fun doing this always wanted to learn, I know I'll be using your videos as reference a lot. Can't wait to actually get started.

Nice idea 💡

Vibration kills it

Could someone explain what “schedule” means?

Not in marine usage. heavy amp draw will melt the lead and the cable will drop out of the lug causing a potential short and a fire. Crimp the lugs. Use the proper size lug. Not one that’s too big like this. Use the correct dies with the crimping tool. It won’t fail. Unlike this.

Why to use coper if the bond is made by lead and have greater resistivity, you can use lead wires😂😂😂😂😂

This is faulty. When i try weld it not work. I got filler rod and its gripped securely in the stinger on my prime weld tig machine. It doesnt work. And yes i did have the oxygen cut on im not dumb

thanks a bunch taylor for your videos and knowledge i don't plan on doing this right now and i don't know if i will do this but you have opened my mind to think outside the box in using my welding skills to make money and inspired me furthering my belief that theirs always work out here for an entrepreneur willing to scratch his head and think outside the box

have welder.... build tools ..make life easier (you can do this with a 13amp stick welder)

How much should these jobs be priced out for?

Genuine question... Let me start by saying I'm not a welder I'm an electrical engineer who can weld. So won't this just melt and come apart on high amp jobs?

It’s so refreshing g to hear a welder who doesn’t blow his lid when he’s given a subpar fit. Knowing how to address it and continue on with the weld is only the right thing to do. If only more welders would learn these type of the trade.