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Repair u0026 Upgrade DAMAGED Bucket for 30T Excavator | Gouging u0026 Welding

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If it's not raining it's windy AF!! 😭Sorry about some of the audio when we were outside hopefully you can still hear the commentary ok 🥴 brSubscribe and hit the bell icon to turn on notifications so you don't miss our weekly uploads 👇 🤳 br📲Follow us online here: linktree/CEEAUS br🛍Official CEE Merch shop: wwwceeshopcomau br🎉Get Early Access to videos in our Patreon community: wwwpatreoncom/cuttingedgeengineering Comment from : Cutting Edge Engineering Australia

Thanks for explaining "choccy bar" We here in the States don't use that term and it's been 35+ years since I had significant exposure to Strine (exchange student from Melbourne), so I would have gone round and round in my head trying to figure it out Comment from : Eben King

It’s not always the operator it sometimes the fat dirtboss sitting in his 200 series Land Cruiser call out the shots over his two way between meat pies and iced coffees Comment from : Kyle Rush

9:36 That's the cleanest, straightest torch cut ever seen Love the channel Comment from : BeeZo

that operator must be a bogan Comment from : Gulivers offroad Adventures

Why don’t you wear an air filter I see a lot of fumes coming out during cutting and welding Comment from : Oppressed by Winnie the Poo

That is very sharp Comment from : Internalharm

You ugga dugga the bolts from one end to the other Why not from the middle out? Comment from : The Sci Fi Guy

This was my job at the associated equipment company Comment from : Kedibone Gladys

Hi, I keep being facinated about the massive jobs sou perform What is the tool you use for cutting, which looks like an Electric Welder using Sticks Sounds like it uses Air like a plasma Cutter But the Sticks confuse me Txs from Vienna Comment from : Chris Schrötter

Whats that pneumatic grinding thing he using at 10:16 Comment from : Gaddar Maestro

Bet your wife gets her share of burnt eyes Comment from : Broken Arrow

Why did you MIG weld rather than stick, given it's such heavy material? Thanks Comment from : TD

Can i join with you brother im a shipbuilding industry welder in south koreai have experience same environment like yours how can i come to aus like this job Comment from : Lisa Jenni

Arc Air cutting is fucking fun haha had to cut some over flow off foundry parts and even with the arc air it was taking a whilethey were a good 15-2 feet dia Comment from : Shifty

did this bucket come back in for a re-skin? Comment from : Jaden Gerwin

What is the difference between oxygen cutting method and stick cutting method? Comment from : Trình Lý

I love watching your video’s especially when i’m having a bad day or if my anxiety, and feeling a bit depressed I find your videos relaxing like how precise you and how you explain things like an idiot like me can understand Sorry i forgot the dogs name Comment from : Darcy Brawata AKA Ontario Stacker

@CuttingEdgeEngineering brbrGreetings mate! Just an observation, but bear in mind that argon and carbon dioxide are both heavier than air gases When you're welding in a bowl such as @17:30, even though the top is wide open, your gas is sinking to the bottom and that's right where the intake for your welding respirator is Not a huge problem for the short time you were doing it, but definitely something for everyone to keep in mind in general brbrLove to you and Karen and Homey Comment from : TheTreegodfather

Wow dude You are very skilled Comment from : Rad Dad

I want an arc gouger Comment from : weazol

So George is a Butcher bird not a Magpie No wonder they look so different to our MagpiesbrShame they look different to the Butcher Birds here (Grafton) or I would have recognised them 🤠 Comment from : Davo’s Shed

Do you ever get pushback after making a comment about your client’s not doing upkeep or maintenance correctly? Comment from : John LeMay

you look 33 from the front but 53 from the top Comment from : Ghost Bird Lary

Hey, can you please change the oil in my car? Yessir two weeks later, a bill for $47,000 to refurbish the entire vehicle! Comment from : uNDERpAR

A big hello from France You are an X men, you are MAGNETO metal does whatever you want without ever resisting yourself 😂😂 It's always a pleasure to follow and discover your work Your latest video on the D8 blade is exceptional! br brSorry for my English which comes straight from Google translation 😂😂😂😂😂 Comment from : william SMAIL

that not need a whole new front lip? Comment from : Alex Cashin

Thank you for all of your hard work after work Comment from : Paul Crusse

Enjoy seeing precision work! You do an awesome job Comment from : Lori Rhoads

awesome job KurtisIs it possible for you to show the customer feedback Comment from : SUDHIR KUMAR

What is the cutting device called? the thing that looks like a copper magic wand? is it basically like welding stick, but you can cut with it? I really enjoy your videos! Comment from : pizzacrusher

It would be cool to see your work in action Comment from : Shawn Tilton

Sou do Brasil mesmo não sabendo seu idioma,gosto de seus vídeos Comment from : claudecir alves da silva

those pied butcher birds are rascals :) Comment from : John P

Always remember: Bald guys have better use for their hormones than growing hair on their heads 😎 Comment from : Steve Avery

LOL, I read the title of this video, at a glance, thought it was coughing and welding, and thought yeah that happens, but wait! this guy uses a respirator re-read! LOL Comment from : Stan Rodgers

Probably a dumb question why are the wear strips on the bottom of the bucket not in line with the direction of the bucket's movement The way they are positioned must cause more drag, friction and wear, not to mention fuel consumption Comment from : John V

Dem are some slick lookin welds Real welds, not Instagram welds i dunno much about this industry, but i would think they would of hide/protected the nuts and bots on the leading edge inside the bucket, they dont get super beat up and hard to unscrew later?? Ohhh nvm didnt watch whole video!!🤦‍♂️ Comment from : Bit Rage

BANANA Comment from : proimsat

Man is handed something heavy and solid br“Is this a hammer?” Comment from : Andrew Friesen

The Maestro Comment from : MickyHands

Nice Comment from : Tristan Connolly

The man has some skills with that torch Comment from : Kris Minnick

Some operators do treat them like mass excavation buckets, but not all in general Comment from : Krusi

I want to come work with you so badI would move to Australia for it Comment from : Jason Hondle

On the next episode of Pimp My Bucket Comment from : Brandon Keith

Pls I need help for you Comment from : Frank Owusu

😍👍🙏👊,, love the video,, Comment from : ricardo dijt

Лысенький))) Comment from : Семён Фатеев

Could we have the sources of the videos Where you show the equipment, you're working on Comment from : Mikko Mäkelä

I have gone the opposite & prefer pneumatic tools now, they are generally much cheaper even for high end ones, much simpler so much more reliable & also much smaller & lighter than gas brOnly gas tool I use now is my old faithful Bostitch 1st fix which has been unbelievable reliable & robustbrMy Milwaukee gasless 18ga is an absolute pile of junk & rarely ever get it out the box & always use compressor for 2nd fix brBut everyone has their preferences 😊 Comment from : Darren Reilly

Why do I watch videos like this about things I've never done, will never do, have very little interest in, and know nothing about? Because I love to see a skilled Craftsman who's knowledgeable do a job the way it's supposed to be done! Comment from : FEMA Region 9

After all my years on youtube, this is the first channel to show me an air gouger! Comment from : Rikard

Good Job👍 Comment from : Pavel Fasora

Is the bis 80 stuff any good? Hardox seems like a better option but maybe it's much more expensive in the land down under? Comment from : skit idet

are you the only worker there? Comment from : kavindra Barror

What was the reason for the cut in the skin at 10:13? Did it ever get fixed, b/c at the near the end it still looked not repair Comment from : Mark Alvarado

this guy so amazing to watch in action,great camera work as wellbrcheers guys keep up the awsome content Comment from : sliew

Bevels are your friend Comment from : Eric Knazik

Dang those side cuts with the torch looked good enough to clean up with the grinder, really shows the level of craftsmanship here Comment from : colinmoriarty

I cringed when he measured with the clamp bending the tape im one of those people with no connection with what you guys do btw :) I own a screwdriver tho Comment from : that guy again

😊 Comment from : AloyciousJohn

👍❤️🇸🇾 Comment from : Maryam Maryam

I'm interested on welder but i hv know idea of that kind of welder but i can welder that is why I need a progress on it Comment from : Mindek Jean Blaise

I am looking for a job of welder please i need high progress on welding Comment from : Patrick Mbontson

Nice work, mate I used to do quite a bit of this on various mine sites in WA The amount of use and abuse these machines get is incredible Informative video, keep up the great work Comment from : Geoff Allert

😊 Have nice day bro, good Jobs, im from Indonesian 🇮🇩👍👍 Comment from : Afdol Firmansyah

How does Karen protect her eyes when you are welding or gouging? Comment from : Mik James

Oxy acetylene/propane cutting, arc gouging and plasma gouging/cutting can be so damn satisfying at times Especially when it's winter up here in Finland and it's cold as fuck and you need to fight the snowbrbrNot so fun during hot days inside a grimy workshop with sub standard ventilationbrbrbrYou've got a steady torch hand mate, impressive cutsbrbrAmazing video once again both of you!brbrAlso, do you ever need to "over tension" the long wear plate in order not to have it warped when finishing the inside long weld or was that not really and issue here since the bucket was pretty worn out and U-shaped already? Comment from : Filip Rolf Viktor Nordlund

if only i could fix a bucket in 30 minutes 😮‍💨 Comment from : Nicholas Potter

And this is where I ask again about the back wall for the igloo that you bought some time ago When will you get a break to allow you to install the back wall? It's obvious that you need it for jobs like this I can't imagine what it's like out in the yard with the wind blowing and the rain coming down by the bucket Comment from : Matthew McDaid

It's good if you have side cutters on them for when your shaving sides of trenches, also its annoying when the bottom plate is wider than the bucket Comment from : Luke K-C

I actually like watching the very end at the bloopersbr“Fuck don’t start that Shit” Comment from : Gutta Snipe

Whats the shops hourly rate at welding Comment from : Peter Hatch

Меня жаба душит, когда такие толстенные куски металла - в помойку! Comment from : Виталя Римский

Why tell them not to use it as a hammer or not to destroy the bucket? If they didn't do that you wouldn't have a joboperators destroying equipment keeps your business open and money in your pocket Comment from : Bucky Russel Scribner

Did you have to preheat the bisalloy plate? Comment from : TheCaesar32

Hey brother I’m wondering if you could do an in depth video of how you come to pricing the repairs you do ???? How do you quote on a repair ????brEspecially if your not sure on the hours to repair brJust very curious and love your work 👍👍👍👍👍 Comment from : Theos Milonakos

With the brilliant engineering and trade skills you possess i sure hope you can pass it on to brThe next generation onedaybrKeep it up mate Comment from : Dale Whitehead

hire someone and make more this is inefficent use of all of that machinepark Comment from : Stormy playzz

It’s such a pleasure watching a craftsman at his Trade Comment from : Anthony Burke

Man, you know your shit👍💯 Long Island NY Comment from : Fall Front 21

Nice Comment from : Yo Vino

You are a surgeon with a gas torch Amazing precision Comment from : Ernest Stevenson

30t bucket hmmm maybe 15t 😶 Comment from : Keith Beaver

Hey man! Love you videos! Where to buy this welding mask with respirator? Thanks Comment from : Gabriel Kuroiwa

wonder if you could weld some of thoes chocky wear resistant bars to the bottom of a car for offroading Comment from : anonymous

Nice work! How many amps were you gouging with? A 30t cutting edge should be bis400 and 40mm thick if you want it to outlast itself Comment from : Egg Shen

Are you a one person workshop Comment from : Roy Bates

A metal surgeon without question Soouthing to watch Comment from : Rawiri Whare

When watching the program Ship Bracers they cut up a ship ! The prose to me is the nose of the ship that has the heaviest steel that could be used to make this bucket for a excavator such as the one you are working on Heavy Strong piece of steel ! Comment from : Michael Tarasenkoop

You are WAY better than the last video I watched They were wearing sandals and doing the safety squint 😂 Comment from : FacelessDoritoOwO

You usually cut angles on the steel when they are butted up together I was wondering why you didn't do it this time? Comment from : Asher Johnson

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