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Swing Arm Fabrication (Tack Welding)

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What happens here

At a separate welding station, Roy is responsible for tack welding the swing arm components. This arm, made from 2x6, 1/4 inch tubing, is crucial as it's the part the Lane Shark pivots on, requiring significant strength. Roy tack-welds all the individual pieces of the swing arm, including the tubing and pre-cut holes, to ensure a robust and precise sub-assembly. Once complete, it’s ready for full welding.

Goal: Tack weld the swing arm components for strength and precision

Tools and materials

  • 2x6 — Constructing the main frame of the swing arm
  • Welding Gloves — Hand protection during welding
  • Welding Helmet — Eye and face protection during welding
  • Welding Machine Miller — Tack welding metal components

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take it to the next wheel station got royal very wound he's attaching swing-off Mike does all her cutting for my sauce we got rolling here he's building a swing on when he leaves here's ready to wheel he's got a tuba six oh that's hot quarter inch tubing starts off like that we do all the cutting of the hole he just takes all the parts on it and it's ready for production now just to clarify this is the heart that the actual landshark swings out in a song has to be the strongest on the whole you got to be rest yeah how long you been here about a year oh yes love it any good oh yeah he's gonna work here we got the finished product the Roy's tax but it leaves his ready to well here it is hi we're well

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