pipe job.

[Sberry]

6 inch pipe with 6 inch tubing adapters on the ends. Its all the scrap we had on hand. we did some 4 inch too. Most of it was sched 20 and plasma cut with minimal grinding, close square butt fit for speedy welding, 1/8 Hobart Pipe Master and a buzzbox. Single pass.

[Sberry]

more of the same

[Sberry]

missed one, this is about as simple as it gets, did it outside on the apron to keep the mess down.

[metal-doctor]

Looks good Sberry. Is that irrigation pipe for the berries? Good to see some nice weather here today to as it was the first +10 day we have had. Still have 5 & 6 ft snowbanks in the tree rows though. Let us know when the berries are ready & we can all come for fresh berries & ice cream

[Sberry]

Yes its for irrigation to go under driveways. It just gets buried flush and connected to surface aluminum piping. When I change layouts from year to year we yank them out and re-use. I was making some changes/additions used a couple old ones but needed a couple new. They might be in the ground for only a couple years, some a long time but allows for driving around the place. Real simple stuff, takes a little while to do but is long term investment to some extent.

[Sberry]

It had a hole in it where someone pierced it with a torch,,, but,,,,,, my lens is always dirty, its amazing I do what I do, ha

[krackle]

looks pretty good.


must be alot of berries... thats some pretty wide irrigation pipe.

[k.a.m.]

Great looking work Berry as all ways, clean and to the mark.

[welderman23]

Time to change that cover lens?

or flip your hood down