Mastering Steel Tube Fabrication: Prep, Bevel, Weld, and Finish

We demonstrate an efficient fabrication method for beveling, welding, and achieving a paintable finish on 2" steel tubing using minimal steps.

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[stackumz]

as much as this guy knows he still learned something new. I love when people look to make themselves better even if they've been doing it for years

[kevinvold]

Love to see a seasoned professional having the humility to learn from another person and ask questions. It's all too easy to say "I know it all already." Keep it up! Love the videos.

[malandro]

John is the type of salesperson one gets to like: well informed, knowledgeable, enough sense of humor, lets you try out. Awesome!

[fancy]

"trust the fat guy, we don't work that hard" HAHAHAHA

[LogicofChaos]

You know Bob, im glad that you are humble enough with your experience to still say you learned something. I'd love to weld with you some day. I have learned a lot, but nowhere near done. Always searching for something new.

[timrich]

Bob Moffit is an amazing person. He teaches this subject, yet plays uninitiated in these videos, never interrupting or voicing his opinion. I want and need to exhibit those qualities.

[sefaucon]

Finally, excellent, excellent, what a great teacher, this should be showed at every beginners before welding
I really like this informative one
Thanks

[tommykj]

I love your videos, but I'm thinking this one stands out above many of them. Not many people actually go over making your grinding better and more efficient. Thank you!

[jonpardue]

This is a high value video. Been using flap wheels all this time, but just now learned how to use one to best effect. Thank you!

[loosescrewlab]

Thank y'all for the video! If it wasn't for weld.com, I would have never wanted to pick up welding!!

[ronaldfkoreck]

Big guy getting into the physical properties on abrasive and steel

[ronaldfkoreck]

The big guy always has the right angle the right technich and the right abrasive

[lanehorton]

those used flap discs work really well for deburing coped pipe!

[glewiss]

Bob, You are a leading figure! Even people from Europe like me enjoy watching your videos. Keep on doing with the good stuff!

[SkillIssueShynes]

Weld.com is freaking amazing. I've learned SO much watching their videos.

That said, this ad disguised as a video does have 2 great bits of advice.

1, pull a flap, push a rock

2. When flushing a weld, send the sparks directly parallel to the direction of the weld. Think of the weld as a straight line that extends off into the next room thats in a safe direction, then send the sparks in that direction.

[jwdickinson]

mad respect for John who’s obviously passionate about his work, company & product!

[shanezeller]

Who knew Peter griffin knew so much about metal work

[tRdoc]

What a classy guy - both of 'em! Hoping to go to a training with Bob coming up and I agree with so many of the commenters here, it's great to see someone who is seasoned, experienced and 'expert' in a field, so passionate about the processes of doing things RIGHT, and yet can be humble enough to accept he has things to learn. There are always new tricks for old dogs (no offense, Bob!), but the old dog has to be willing to learn. Bob shows that he is, and I hope I can always do the same!

[peterveitch]

Wow I just learned something new from this. Thank you for this video.