Tee Joint Brazed Joint - Welding Level 4

In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to create a tee joint brazed joint. The brazing process involves using a filler metal with a lower melting point than the base metal being joined and heating the workpieces to a temperature that allows the filler metal to melt and flow into the joint. The instructor discusses the importance of cleaning the workpieces thoroughly to remove any oils or contaminants that could affect the brazing process. They then demonstrate how to properly position and clamp the workpieces before applying flux to the joint. The flux helps to prevent oxidation and promotes wetting of the filler metal. The instructor then shows how to heat the joint using a brazing torch and apply the filler metal to the joint. The finished product is a strong, clean joint that does not require excess cleaning. The video ends with a reminder to turn off the torch and properly clean up the work area.