I made some custom bumpers a number of years ago that fit over the excess pipe when my dock is installed. This year, a new (and arguably better) crew did the installation, but nothing was labeled - resulting in some longer pipes not making it to the deep water sections. The result is some locations with no excess pipe above the dock line. Without the excess pipe, my slip of bumper won’t fit correctly. Rather than pulling the whole dock out and having it reinstalled, I thought perhaps I could somehow lengthen the pipe. With the helps of my trusty South Bend lathe I decided - Let’s give it a try!

TOOLS:
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LIGHTING:
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MUSIC:
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Cutting Pipes
01:14 Turning Pipes
02:37 Marking Pipe
02:49 Drilling Pipe
02:58 Fitting Pipe
03:13 Welding Pipe
03:30 Installing Pipe
03:40 Wrap-Up

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*Disclaimer:
This video is strictly for entertainment purposes. The content within portrays one particular solution and process, but in no way claims to be the only, or even the correct solution. Should you choose to follow any of the processes shown in this video, you do so at your own risk - the creator of this content is in no way responsible for damages to individuals or property resulting from using the information herein.