Very nice work!

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You're bloody good with that grinder.

Cool project! At first, you don't think much of the knot until you realize that metal isn't usually that bendy. It's a great present for my father-in-law whose birthday is coming up. Thanks for the idea!

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those hidden welds on the rebars made all the difference

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Yep that’s gonna sting a bit! But not as much as putting an angle grinder across your big toe knuckle. 😳

piece of 10 carbon steel welded behind the horn for a cutting step. (BTW - I hate grinding too. - A lot of that would have gotten burned)

The smile when he was admiring his work was priceless

G’day Gav. I’ve just bought the 38 cc with the 18” bar and I have been using it for firewood cutting. This little saw goes beautifully for its size, cheers 🍻.

Ótimo vídeo criatividade pura nota dez

Gostei muito criativo

That's cool... hope you made two or it's going to be one wonky of a shelf :D

AMAZIN TABLE MATE!!! 😎

Looks like you'd have made it a lot easier on yourself if you'd started with the two flat bars, and left the welding of the rebar knot for last. That would've left all your drill locations accessible throughout the build, and allowed you to drill and chamfer the holes comfortably without that rebar sitting in the way, and without having to use that drill extension, which not all of us have. Is there a reason you chose this particular order? Bloody nice shelf supports though. I'm already envisioning how one could produce these more efficiently by using a custom bending jig to keep everything aligned and symmetrical as the rebar is being bent, in case you'd want to use them in larger quantities throughout the house. Definitely doable.

👍👍👍👍👍🫵🪨 you know you gotta be a nice guy and you gotta know what you’re doing and the reason I know that is because we share the same last name.

İt need too much effort.but finally good anvil

How many hours of grinding did this take? 🤷🏻‍♂️

8:37, i felt that banging in Jerusalem mate

These would sell in garden centres etc, easily.

Genius! 👍

Good job sir. Thinking about doing the same.

Angle grinder the DIYers' AK47.

Sir if you see this how many hours did you have in this? great job.

I'm an Aussie born and bred; but the Aussie accent still sounds weird on KZbin. :')

Those egg rings are genius!!

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Great job Gavin, and i've learnt a lot. Thank you Blessings.

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It does look stunning. But i have to ask: is the Rebar really just for decoration? Why not weld the knot at the backside to make it a strong structural part?

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Hello, great video. Will that steel hold up like a real anvil?

Great work brother

Incredible use of scrap material.

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well done, so good

Thank you.

I wanna try to make these now haha no way I can do it this good though

Very meticulous, nice!!

I've wanted to do this for long time, just heven't got a peace of rail.

Excelente trabajo, delicado y muy prolijo en todas las terminaciones, mis respetos y admiración !!! 🤗😊

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Incredible work :)

Are u lpg or oxy for the heating mate. I can decide if I want to go full oxy/ac or lpg as it’s cheaper

Why the wedge wouldn’t be easier just welding the whole thing

You are not a metal worker, you are an artist mate!