Removing Weld Seams in Tubing
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Published 2019-12-03
All Comments (21)
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I know this video is 3 years old and I have watched all those other videos they are talking about and your method is by far the best especially if you don’t have all that high dollar equipment those other guys do. Thanks!
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Excellent! Also giving Jason the credit. You have integrity!
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Good method. You already answered my only question of whether this would work on a press.
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AMAZING!! Love it. Thank you so much for this awesome solution.
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Everyman's handy tool. Great! Thank you for the demo.
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Genius son!
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Thanks. This helped me. Got the seam out of my receiver tube.
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Really like that technique
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This is a great idea! Thank you very much.
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Simple, quick, effective……brilliant…
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I made a tool just like yours, quite some time back, (PRE-utube), but brazed the piece of tool steel in place, and used a press, essentially "broaching". But yes, I read your comment about "no press available". I worked in a "machine model shop". (nice bucket there, on the floor, in the background) ;)
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Good idea! Thanks!
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Nice work!
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Great simple solution for small lengths of tubing. However for longer lengths like 5', you would definitely need a hydraulic press and many small sections of the inner tube to keep feeding in behind the tool. For the tool itself, if you wanted a permanent solution, I would use a solid piece with a notch or notches but for carbide tips that can be screwed into place at the edges. It would be worth doing if you do this regularly.
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That looks like a great idea. I may have a project coming up where this might be perfect.
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Great tip 👍
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Nicely done 👍
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Best seam removal I've ever seen was actually done by a carpenter with a block of wood, a couple of bearings, a drill bit extension,and a double cut burr
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hey thanks for sharing... nice simple solution
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Thanks for taking the time to share. I'll go with your method although i liked the Fireball tool setup i don't do enough of this to build his.
