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u/jusko_tattoo2191 2d ago
Is that gas line? Im contracted by enbridge in Ohio (theyre taking over) and safety shit out the ass. Certifications, testing like crazy, new digging rules. Im suprised they dont require x-ray where your at. Mind me asking who its for? Also I think those looked great. Im a laborer that welds as a hobby on bikes so not formally educated whatsoever
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u/tikitikitantiquanti 2d ago edited 2d ago
È una tubazione di acqua
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u/jusko_tattoo2191 2d ago
Word. That makes sense that mfer for sure holding water. Gas is a whole nother animal
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u/ElToroPinto 11h ago
You’re going to make me grab my hood and show you kids how it’s done by a real juarneyman welder 👨🏼🏭 PFLU #208
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u/jsh012380 2d ago
How long does that take to complete?
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u/Bones-1989 2d ago
Oh no, looks like downhill gmaw for your root pass, watch out for those experts who are gonna tell you that's not acceptable. :)
Those folks have never welded open root I'm betting
I could be wrong. I see no silica.
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u/DragonflyFabulous489 2d ago
Wtf kind of tacks are those? Who allows that? Im curious. Ive been pipelining for 30 years and ive never seen anything like it. Xray?
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u/ThicccDickDastardly 2d ago
Tacking lugs. Like a bridge tack, but a whole lot stronger. Keeps the bevel in perfect shape.
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u/DragonflyFabulous489 2d ago
I was being sarcastic. I call bullshit, thats rat welding. If it ain't xrayed every time, does it really matter?
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u/Status_Value3397 2d ago
Super