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Ever wondered how to replace a DPF weld bung? Check out our latest article on weld bung removal & installation! We have a step-by-step guide packed with pro tips to help you get the job done right. Click the link below... https://lnkd.in/gucQTD-U

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We've got plenty of tricks up our sleeve... Or should we say, tools? Because we have a wide selection to choose from! This includes an extensive range of custom special end mills and slots, all available in Morse taper shanks, screwed shanks, Weldon shanks, and international taper shanks. See the specifics. ?? #CNCMachining #UKMfg #Tools #MachineTools #Engineering #Toolmaking #CuttingTools

BASE FOR A LARGE VIBRATORY FEEDER BOWL. Now, if we would have used a T-Slot system we could use an adhesive, weld it, pin it. Then it will last for a while. OR we could build it with ANGLE LOCK, NO welding or glue or pins. This was built out of Angle Lock 6 years ago and is in service today runs nonstop with no problems or maintenance. GO FIGURE! Automatic precision alignment of all components super easy to build. The result, forever structure. Now why didn't I think of that?

Here is another great way you can implement Show Dawgs into your line of work. Fabrication or pipeline wherever you can use a 16”-84” cage clamp they will work. Here’s a barred tee fitting the pipe would not line up to. We used a cage clamp and just put it on enough so will squeeze on the fitting and the rest of the clamp on the pipe. Put the Dawgs in and let them go to work. Another perfect fit up.

You want to make your life easier on the job? These Dawgs are the real deal. If you're in fabrication or pipeline work, Show Dawgs are a must-read. Check out how they turned a tough situation into a perfect fit!

How to Avoid Undercutting in SMAW Undercutting can weaken your welds and ruin the look of your bead. A couple tips to avoid it: keep your arc length short, adjust your travel speed (don’t go too fast!), and try to maintain a consistent angle. It’s all about control and pacing! #weldingtechniques #precisionwelding #StickWelding #Undercutting #WeldingDefects #SMAWTips

Tutorial on using the pipe clamp machine

Don’t stop the torque wrench early! When installing or retorquing large diameter bolts, many operators will stop the tool when it starts to significantly slow down.?Rather than wait 2-10 seconds for the process to finish, they will often move on to the next bolt. The simple misconception is that the last little bit isn’t doing much and is a waste of time, but nothing could be further than the truth. Theoretically, for the bolt in this example, if joint were rigid, it would only take 21 degrees to fully tension the bolt.?This happens to be a liner bolt with cast surfaces and rubber, so the turning nut is doing more than stretching the bolt, however the point is still valid: Let the tool finish! Of course, tensioning and even a good retorque is not the end of the story for many users (as you can see in the graph), but it is a good start. One of the best un-intended positive consequences of monitoring bolt tension in real time is that installation crews can see this for themselves. And when they see that such a small amount of rotation is important (as well as other basic procedures), they are quick to adopt correct techniques. There may be a bit too much information crammed into the attached slide, but if anyone wants to discuss, just leave a comment or message me. More info at BoltSense #miningmaintenance #jointintegrity #boltingsolutions #torque

Before welding, always prepare your surfaces by cleaning them thoroughly! Dirt, rust, and grease can compromise weld quality. A clean surface ensures a strong, reliable weld. Take the time to prep properly for the best results! #WeldingTips #ThreadysTips