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Cutting and Deburring the Flange Again (Second Attempt)

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Budget Turbo Yukon XL "Uncle Rob" Gets TiAL Wastegate & BOV Installed! (Single Turbo Kit Fab Tips)

What happens here

Following the correction of the initial welding error, the presenter repeats the process of cutting a new hole in the crossover pipe (if necessary due to the previous cut) and deburring its edges. The modified BOV flange is then carefully positioned and tack-welded again, ensuring correct orientation this time. The video shows this as a successful re-do of the cutting and deburring steps.

Goal: Successfully prepare the pipe and flange for correct BOV installation.

Tools and materials

  • BOV Flange — The component to be re-tacked
  • Crossover Pipe — The pipe to be re-cut and deburred
  • Deburring Tool — Deburring the re-cut hole
  • Reciprocating Saw — Re-cutting the hole
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection
  • TIG Welder Miller MagicWave 230 — Re-tacking the flange
  • Welding Gloves Vulcan Defender — Hand protection
  • Welding Helmet Vizor 4000 — Eye and face protection

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i keep asking questions they are good for uh good for people watching this because i may not explain something because i don't think that you know like i already know this so it doesn't occur to me to explain it you know well now we gotta shove this back in here and put it on so do you think you can put it on you remember how i took it out like this keep pushing it up into here you gotta go down farther blonde problems i guess probably is that right yeah yeah we just got to put the boots on

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