Galvanized pipe welding job.
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2015 10:31 pm
Here's a job I did several months ago.
Those 3 poles there are 2 3/8" and 2 7/8" pipe.
Got to make some of these "step-overs" (I suppose).
Need to make 8 of them, each different lengths.
Pics will explain.
Here's my blueprints.
Ok,
So your wondering what these thingy's are for.
A friend of mine is setting up (4) 48' greenhouses.
There is 2 7/8" pipe poles set in two bags of concrete, all laid out, where hoops will go into.
Only thing is the idiots that dug the holes and set them in the ground, did not put them in a straight line.
Mind you, the ground is frozen solid, plus all the poles are set in concrete.
So now we have to make these step overs, as well as weld other pipes on, to make all the pipe recievers in a straight line.
Pics will explain.
So, those are the ones we used the custom stepovers on.
8 of them.
There is a lot more poles out of line.
Many of them only a few inches, so you couldn't really build those step-overs, being there isn't much room.
So we'll just get other lengths of pipe, Between 6 and 8 inches long, and weld them onto the side of the poles that are driven into the ground.
Here we go.
This picture right here pretty much explains it all.....^^^^^
So there you go.
There was a few dozen we had to weld like that.
All 6010 1/8"....
Now for some gravel...
To hide all the work we did.
So now, all we are doing is picking up these poles, and dropping them into the pipes, and sticking our bolt in.
The holes are all pre-drilled, so all we do, is drop them into the right height, and stick the bolt in.
Those 3 poles there are 2 3/8" and 2 7/8" pipe.
Got to make some of these "step-overs" (I suppose).
Need to make 8 of them, each different lengths.
Pics will explain.
Here's my blueprints.
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Ok,
So your wondering what these thingy's are for.
A friend of mine is setting up (4) 48' greenhouses.
There is 2 7/8" pipe poles set in two bags of concrete, all laid out, where hoops will go into.
Only thing is the idiots that dug the holes and set them in the ground, did not put them in a straight line.
Mind you, the ground is frozen solid, plus all the poles are set in concrete.
So now we have to make these step overs, as well as weld other pipes on, to make all the pipe recievers in a straight line.
Pics will explain.
So, those are the ones we used the custom stepovers on.
8 of them.
There is a lot more poles out of line.
Many of them only a few inches, so you couldn't really build those step-overs, being there isn't much room.
So we'll just get other lengths of pipe, Between 6 and 8 inches long, and weld them onto the side of the poles that are driven into the ground.
Here we go.
This picture right here pretty much explains it all.....^^^^^
So there you go.
There was a few dozen we had to weld like that.
All 6010 1/8"....
Now for some gravel...
To hide all the work we did.
So now, all we are doing is picking up these poles, and dropping them into the pipes, and sticking our bolt in.
The holes are all pre-drilled, so all we do, is drop them into the right height, and stick the bolt in.
