Can You Arc Gouge Through Water? YES!

[sparksmobilerepair]

been there. had to cut some holes in a well casing to hang pipe on and couldn't do it with a torch so I wiped out the gouger and popped some holes real quick. definitely one of the most handy tools I own

[thaiexodus]

Never ceases to amaze me that people don't know you can arc weld underwater. Certain extra precautions of course need be used.

[sackvilleweldingservices]

Aqua air arc cutting, nothing like aqua planing but the consequences are usually not as good with the latter! 😂😂😂😂

[littletreesdiy]

I have welded in light rain while in a man lift and I know if your gloves get wet it will light you up. I can only imagine that air arc would hurt more due to much higher amps.

[ls]

Looking forward to seeing the full episode of this!!

[chilliepaste]

i believe it is a preferred method underwater

[bobbyblair]

Did it a long time in the Gulf of mexico, Caribbean, and North Sea.

[Night-ph]

I love it you can 😅remove a shit ton of material so quick I was working on a mine site in a 3 acre shed and everyone was complaining about the noise- F$ckem

[mikesewell]

That's the only way I know to cut tracks off of dams when logs and debris hit them. Torches don't work so well in lakes.

[darylovaltine]

Why not just drill or cut a small drain hole in the bottom then weld it up when you’re done?

[xaviercaillon]

J'adore le message sur le casque 😅

[timeinbu]

Question !
Chalk lines ?
Do they contaminate the the weld ?
My opinion, little if any but if so how much ?

[assassinlexx]

Right tool for the right job.
Water 👍🏻
Petroleum👎☠

[KdougK]

You think maybe that’s why that thing is splitting because of the water inside and freezing?

[samuelspencer]

I know you can cut underwater because I did it for about 10 years when I was a commercial driver

[warsenzo]

Dostum lütfen uzun videolarında Türkçe altyazı bulundur, uzun zamandır seni takip ediyorum ❤❤

[Frank-Thoresen]

Couldn't you have drained the water in the frame by drilling before arc gouging? No point in risking your health with the electricity through your body when the gloves get wet.