road bore picture

[JTMcC.]

I hope this works. It's a double barrel 46", .750 wall case pipe on a road bore. Me and a friend of mine welded these.
JTMcC.

[JTMcC.]

And one more.

JTMcC.

[Dman033189]

Watch out cutter is gonna yell at ya because those pictures are so small.

[JTMcC.]

Ya, I see that, they were bigger but it wouldn't let me use them. I'll try something different.

JTMcC.

[JTMcC.]

This will work, maybe.

JTMcC

[Crithpy Critter]

I've tried to convince "the powers that be" to raise the default bit sizes to whatever the .jpg extension file size is.....

it's all ones and zeros to the computer.................

[JTMcC.]

BWAAHHAAA, I have conquered the attachment demon!

Now maybe I won't get yelled at.

JTMcC.

[cutter]

Originally Posted by JTMcC.

BWAAHHAAA, I have conquered the attachment demon!

Now maybe I won't get yelled at.

JTMcC.

Very cool, JT. Using .jpg's is the answer but you can go quite a lot bigger with them. I do not know what Crithpy's problem is but it must be something to do with his dpi, resolution settings or software. Look at the size of those pics that maspann posted on his pipeline thread? And the quality is excellent.

[Franz]

JT, nice little job, and as usual, no substitute for professionalism, Do you tack the umbrella mast dorectly to the pipe, or do you use a stub to support the umbrella?
Also, were you able to rotate the pipe so all welding could be done from the top, or did you have to crawl under those?

[cutter]

Originally Posted by Franz

Also, were you able to rotate the pipe so all welding could be done from the top, or did you have to crawl under those?

Pipeline welding already has my head swimming but don't tell me you can rotate the workpiece when one side of it is already 500 miles long.