Hey guys, sorry it took so long but here it is. This is a long one so break out the popcorn, your favorite drink and pull out the recliner. This was a multi day job that we were happy to help the customer with. Lots of welding and lots of torch cutting as you have already seen. Thanks again for the support and enjoy.
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That wind was blowing harder than a politician in an election year! Thanks for another great video.
Nice one lots of laughts
Definitely giggled reading that comment 😂👍
hilarious comment.....you got that right....
Nothing more enjoyable than watching a gas axe master sharing his skillz.
You are easily the best in-the-field welder I’ve ever watched. Your work is beautiful, a craftsman extraordinaire. Now, get back to work.
Nobody can really understand what a PITA job that was unless they have done that kind of work. Anybody can run a bead in a shop with AC an heat but do it on your knees upside down in 25 mph wind that's a Welder. You deserve a " A ATTA BOY"👍🍻
As always sir. Your talent never ends. What a magnificent repair. You’re a truce master of the torch. !!! Awesome work such a great place to learn your craft. Please keep these long videos headed our way. Thank you for all that you do !!!
G’day love your work! I watch both you and Curtis! Your are both amazing artists at your trades both very accomplished boilermakers in your own styles! I’m an old boilermaker from the late 70/80 and hardly used a mig never tig 98% of my wedding was stick and all my cutting was with the gas axe! It’s beautiful watch you work I take my hat off to you sir incredible welder and as far as I can see a very sincere man the way you involve and capture your followers and teach them as you work is amazing to see very kind individual ! What more can I say but thank you 👍🇦🇺
Check out Snowball Engineering. He has a great channel. If you like Isaac you will like Oliver😊
And Greg at.On Fire Welding
@@Curlyim2OFW definitely hits the mark as well.
IC Weld is the only guy that terrifies both RoboCop and Terminator.
Your camera work always documents your emphasis on weld quality and project safety. Outstanding 2 part video!
Isaac you are an inspiration to us all. Factory floor weld quality in a field repair situation. Amazing skill you have been blessed with. Thank you for sharing.
Always enjoy watching a skilled craftsman saving a piece of machinery. Solid repair done well.
Watching you and CCE has encouraged me, long story short I’ve tried to have a custom trailer built for my gutter business for about seven months, put two deposits down and every manufacture or dealer keeps changing the design and price so I’ve gotten to the point where I said screw it. I’ll build it myself. Just ordered all in $5000 welder/two 330 tanks, 200amp spool gun, and I’m gonna learn how to weld to build it myself.
After a canopy frame was going to cost me 2500.00 I said heck with it. My awesome neighbor donated pipe. I was so surprised. I cut the pipe. Made a jig. Bought a bigger/better welder than I had before. Then started the welding. Took me a week. Cutting. Fitting. Tacking and finally the welding. I enjoyed the whole process. Standing up the frame and the final welding. My wife stood back and admired my work. I have an awesome canopy frame built by your truly.
@@2nickles647 seeing the crap coming out of Indiana and Georgia has helped me make my decision. I will learn how to properly weld also be helped and supervised by a friend of mine that’s been welding for over 30 years. Might take me a little longer than them to build, but I know it will be built Square and correctly no half ass welds, half ass bonded siding, half ass built doors, half ass painted frame. Half ass thin wood inside the trailer.
Just curious why you spent 4 grand on a welder when you don't know how to weld. You could have spent a quarter of that and got a welder to learn on and that would do the job just fine.
@@Nick-ih5em because I don’t like cheap tools, have you ever heard the quote “ buy cheap tool cry every time you use it, buy quality tool cry once” like I said, I own a gutter business and I’ve been pretty good buying quality tools that last. $4000 now that I think about it it’s probably closer to $5000 for a multi processing pulse,TIG,stick and MIG, 200amp spool gun, and water cooled TIG unit awesome duty cycle with two 330 tanks isn’t crazy. When I set my mind to something I do it so I will learn how to weld. It’s not rocket science.
@@gorillaman08zx I get it, I own my own welding business. It was just a question.
Perfect.Lots of work there. Thanks for the videos.
I will always smile when I see you using that pit mat! I nay send you some of my other favorites. THX FOR THE VIDEO
Incredible monster of a welding and repair job, ISAAC! The way you did your cutting for the prep work of the new material, outstanding. Laying down that flux core in those windy and out of position conditions, and digging it in like a stack of dimes, WOW! You sir, are a MASTER! ⭐️👍⭐️👍⭐️👍⭐️👍⭐️👍
One thing about having engineers with dumb ideas is. Us welders will never run out of jobs to do.😂😂😂😂😂
That was one hell of a lunch lol
Love the torch work Issac. Hell I like it all. 😂
Always nice to see you fix a piece of equipment. 😊
best ever welding videos ive seen are on your channel keep them coming my friend thanks for teaching and explaining everything on your videos...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Good thing they knew who to call to fix this. Great work.
They call Isaac when they really messed up.
Your cautious approach to expose the interface edges is excellent in avoiding all of the pitfalls created by the original construction being different than that needed for the repair welds. The wisdom of experience over assumption. The fatigue failure at the broken end of the trunnion is due to the bending stresses at the weld. To avoid this problem the new trunnion would better being solid rather than tubular. But I guess they supplied a new tube to match the existing to save time instead of making an improvement.
*I C Weld* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.
No rushing through this repair. The focus was impressive. Very well thought out. Kudos.
Fantastic repair job done in very adverse conditions.
watching ya weld isnt boring at all i learn a lot every time
GOOD VIDEO /I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR PART 2 IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT/YOU ARE VERY GIFTED WELDER AND FABRICATOR / KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING /CHEERS WORK SAFE
Nice job holy mackerel that was a nice 2 Parter!!!
Great we have been missing your great videos. I learn something new every time I watch.
Master at work, Look forward to all your videos. Thank you for taking the time to bring us along with you
Always amazed by the cutting power of a gas torch. Just glad I'll never be a tank driver. Looks like a use case for inventing some kind of internal bore rotating torch cutter that could have cut those inside shoulder welds free from within the tubular pipe.
That was worth the wait. So what's next, a lick of paint 😂 24 hours to go until the release of the next instalment from CEE, then my week will be complete, having already watched On Fire Welding 2 days ago. You three guys are my salvation. It eoukd take too long to explain what I mean by that, but just know I'm an engineer with three sides to my business. Car mechanics, bodywork fabrication, and heavy plant welding. Don't let it be too long for your next instalment. I can't stand the pressure. 😂👍⚒️🏴
Nice job there Boss man. Like yer Temp Stick. 👍😎🇺🇸
Your knowledge of the equipment you work on is amazing . And the skill you have with your tools awesome . AWESOME
Isaac my friend, I see they keep giving you all the good jobs. And this one was a dandy! Nope my fingerprints are not burned off yet...More heat please🤣 Fabshield 21B wire? Anyway Outstanding repair job...She will drill again!
I have been in heavy engineering all my working life, from Craft Apprentice to Chief Design Draftsman. I think that means that when I see another engineer, I know it. You, like me, seem to be a dying breed. I was called 'the best bodger on earth', fixing crap nobody else could at home. Not a very flattering term, but the more you think about it, the more it fits. I'd buy you a pint (English beer) any day. Take care.
This repair was pretty intensive a lot of work went in to getting this one done. Well done sir.
Issaac, that is one of the most awesome repairs I have ever seen! What a heavy duty amount of torch work, and then all the welding. Impressive indeed. Man that wind was crazy. Glad you got ‘er done! Thank you for making these two videos!
A lot of torch work and a lot of welding. All done on site in the elements. Final result impressively good. Not many would tackle that in the field. Like the guy who passed the job onto you. Amazing work.
Issac, you and your Son are the best to watch......best wishes from Florida, Paul......have a cold drink on me my friend......
Great work - Great to watch, don't worry about video perfection. Its easy to worry about editing and forget about content, post production is more work than people think. The first video watched was ' Arc Gouging in Detail' really great stuff.
I'm burned out just watching you cutting and welding that thing up ... What a job, let me see a Robot do THAT !! See Ya
Amazing job !!!! It is better than new now. Keep up the great work.
Im not sure who it was that left a comment about Isaac's torch skills, but they were right. He is a beast on a torch.
Thank you! Been waiting for part 2 for awhile! Good job bud!
Isaac at his trickery again! Nice work Isaac 👍👍
That was an interesting session of torch work to remove the pivot pin Issac. My guess is 12 pounds of wire to stitch it all back in place. Thanks for taking the time to share this with us. Best Wishes to You, Your Family and Friends.
Lookin Good Isaac,, Reminds me of days gone by for myself,Once had too shimmy inside a Warner Swayze Dinosaur,,,rebuild the inside structure,,garden hose for my breathables,,The things we do,,out in the field,,too keep shit running! Good Job Sir! Tricksfixx*
:D Now that's a great story!
I’ve been waiting for part 2 so thank you. Immaculate job. I’ve been hobby welding now for about 5 years mainly on car rust repairs, thin sheet and constantly blowing through. If I could run a weld 1/4 as good as that looks I’d be happy. I couldn’t work out how you would weld up the back side of the shaft. Lift the boom up. Sometimes the answer is so obvious. Very interesting and again thank you. Al from the U.K.
It sure was nice having to work off of that truck platform versus a couple of step ladders.
Thank you for sharing, another great job, always a pleasure watch your project 👍👍👍👍
Cool Hand Luke. A surgeon with a torch. Respect.
great job issac. you da man
Outstanding video I.C. thanks, yeah your going to find that as you get older your body doesn't like to bend into weird positions, same happened to me......strange.😁 Take care..............................see ya
oh, I''m feeling it already. Ive been repairing stuff in the field for 24years now. I can definitely tell.😭😭😭😁😄😄
My body sounds like a glow-stick in the morning..... ....but I'm very disappointed by the fact that it doesn't glow....
Very nice repair (as per your usual). I think that machine is literally “tearing” itself apart (over a period of time, at least), that design with the 2 large & long cylinders, are putting a huge stress right on the pieces you replaced. Almost seems like those cylinders should be operating from the opposite direction (angle). But, I am just an “armchair” viewer, with my KZhead channel issued “engineering degree”…., hahaha..! Great video, Thank you sir.
Its a pleasure watching your cutting skills. So smooth.
That's a nice job u sure can stack them welds makes it look real good thanks for the video always interesting watching u
Thanks again too both the people who are hirering you and you there are more than can be explained we have a chance to learn. Appreciate it a great deal. Thank you.
Brillliant work and videos once again young man!
Pretty awesome Isaac! Beautiful root pass. So even it could be art.
Doctor Issac rescues another machine😂
That’s the kind of job that causes the little, pencil-neck geeks that have never done anything remotely close to what you’re doing and have no clue but watch your every move from afar talk about how you must not know what you’re doing because it’s taking so long. And, if you’re really lucky, someone who’s in a position of authority ,who knows even less, will wait until you’re finished and tell you how you really milked the clock on that one and tell you about how some mythological weldor that only they know or have ever heard of could have easily done that job in two hours by himself without any help at all! At any rate, I digress; GREAT JOB Isaac.
Is this coming from personal experience..?? Sounds like you have some anger management to do....😂😂 Just kidding, I know exactly what you're talking about....👍
Haha! Yes, it is personal. As far as anger management, I’ve been working on it for nearly 60 years. I’m better than I was but, still a work in progress 😏.
Issac you da man! Field experience and a practical approach and solution to this problem was impressive.
That must have been one of your most difficult jobs, but you nailed it and now the drill rig can go back to work again.
The owner of that machine got his money's worth out of it ( a shame it was in that condition),by the time u finished it was better than new, job well done.
That rocky subterranean geology around Austin Texas destroys equipment. That’s why it looks so beat up and broken.
A lot of welding in some bad conditions. At least you had some help with the welding smoke. Great video. jack
Thanks for the longer video.
I like the long neck welding tip for flux core wire. You can get right down at the root weld....
'I'm here because you broke something' then Issac brings out, 'stop talking start welding'.. love it👌😆 And weld you did, wow. Really burned some wire on that one.
Isaac!!!! I missed you bro. Great video and great welds
You are a AWSOME person. Great workmanship. Your torch work is incredible.
What an effort, we’ll done Isaac!
I've been looking forward to this
Great vid! That looked like a ton of welding. Good job!!!
Fabulous as always. 👍
🤔 the simple answer is keep it coming... I'm not a fabricator and I'm seeing stuff I would never knew how to fix stuff like this... long videos... short videos whatever you want to present, it'll be good stuff 😃👍
Another amazing job by the master. Thanks for the video
If I could weld to half that standard I could die a happy man!
I'm a pretty good welder... but, I would have passed on that job .😂 well done!!!👍
👍that one took some turnin and burnin! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent video. A lot of work for sure. Peace
That was a great job you did. Thank you for sharing !
Yeah, it "took a while", but hey, good things come to those who wait, right? I'm merely a 1/4 into this instalment of the saga, and I can say it was certainly worth the wait.
Designers be like: may be we think better and make there a solid axle to be replaced easy? No-no, we dont play this way! Let us make some difficulties for IC Weld! We must design a thick tube, weld inside out in 24 dimensions! Yeah, we are great designers!
Hello Isaac, Good to see ya on that torch again. Who needs plasma???? LOL On Fire was cutting some 2.5" stuff the other day with his plasma. It does have it's uses. MAARRRVVVUUULLLUUUSSSS!!!~~ Lookin forward to the next job already. I remember some of the first where you got to crawl around under stuff like some four legged snake..
An hour? I"ll have to save it for tomorrow morning. Been looking forward to this one. Quite the challenge.
I forgot about this job. Glad your back
precision gouging. makes it look easy.
Great work as always!!!
I love those sounds!
I'd love to meet you your a brilliant fabricator
Awesome as Always another cool vid Thankyou
THANK YOU. EET UP THE GOOD WORK
That guy helping was real helpfull with the crane and the flat bed part of the truck to use as a platform to stand on. This must be his machine( his baby girl), this machine must be his bread and butter. Great repair and good overall effort by all in volved in the repair.
He's been at this company for over 30yrs. Good guy. We've known each other for almost 20 of those.
Nicely done! Wish I had those skills.
Love your work Isaac! Like I say - you can weld mahogany together… maybe even mahogany to ironwood. Appreciate you!😊
Over and over I'm thinking 'grinder' and you use a torch like a scalpel: no grinder needed. Lovely work.
Great work!
Thank you for sharring sir!
You the man ICW
Turned out nice again!,