Where is the review? There’s no review.

I like your idea of welding d rings to plate. It's my new technique now.👍

Love a set of awesome drill bits. We have 3 auto shops and go thru bits like crazy. Thanks!

How would you do this and include a loop thimble?

Thank you for the opportunity. I do enjoy the no-nonsense format you use in your videos.

Welcome back. I hope all is well with you.

Wow!! Entering in here 💖🤍

Nice! I’ve been using the Midwest ones and haven’t been impressed so trying these “if I win them” Would be great.

Nice... I'd like to enter to win the drill bits... Stay safe... Have a great day...

The giveaway runs until September 1st 2024 at which time I'll pick a random winner and that announcement will be on September 3rd 2024

I'm currently studying to become a mechanical engineer and these videos really help me to get a better understanding of what goes on during manufacturing. It feels like I am being taught by my father! Like you said, everybody starts off somewhere and since I didn't grow up around machinery these types of videos make my heart so happy - this is my passion! I am currently working on a project where we have to design a Jib crane from scratch, so seeing all the parts really helps me visualize ideas for my soon to be concepts.

Thanks. That was actually a lot simpler than I thought 👍

Great demonstration, thank you! Are you sure that is 1/4"? I am trying to do the same with 1/4" and it is very difficult to shape? Perhaps your is actually 3/16? Or, you just made it look very easy!

Actually its weaker at its base as its only 3 strands on each side tou need to weave the loose ends into load end of the wire ao the joint will be 14 strands

I like the overall design and build. But why not 4x4s instead of 2x4s? Plus I’d add glue but probably won’t make much difference. Hammer and tong holders are needed tho. But again, nice job!

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Looks weak. How to ensure this will work across a standard driveway width?

Can you show this in action? Did you hook a pump in or just a hose direct?

Really surprising! I didn’t think heat shrink would hold that tight. I’d like to see a strain test with these joins…I’ll have to try it.

Overkill? Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing. I think you can put the trailers load at that point with no issues. Nice job.

I have three hand crank winches all three bigger than the ones you just showed if you're interested in them let me know

Do you have links for the items/adapters needed to build this?

Awesome TY!!!

Does it have a depth adjustment gauge?

I have a 3.2hp electric winch I’ve been planning to mount. Love your design. I purchased a 30’ tow truck jumper cable set to hook to the solenoid. It’s plenty of length to reach the truck battery with the trailer connected. The only thing I thought about adding to the mount is a piece of angle at the front, to work as a depth stop and to add extra stability by spreading the pulling load against the trailer frame, not just the stake pocket.

Great project dude I love it. I wanted to see it in place with stock in the buckets haha!! Might give this a go on a smaller scale with round buckets and 2x4. I have no joke about 25 five gallon buckets stacked on the side of the house. I easily use 5-10 on a regular basis. But you know buckets are just a thing a man ends up collecting LOL. Thanks!!

Great build man. Aluminum definitely professional “last forever” approach. I built mine from 3/4 plywood kind of as a prototype and it’s been in the bed almost 1.5 years haha. Holding up well. Full of tools and hardware.. I’ve had over 900 pounds of LVP flooring boxes stacked on it and it held just fine.10 Bags of cement, 3 toilets.all kinds of stuff. I’m very happy with the plywood. I DO have to tarp it when it rains. Only down side. But I treated the whole thing (outside) with used motor oil so light rains and drizzles don’t affect it at all. Thanks for vids!! Would love to see a video of inside the drawers!

If I wanted to use steel cable to mock up a design that would eventually be using chain and sprockets how could I connect the steel cable to itself (preferably without a loop or a knot)? I just do not generally use steel cable so I lack experience and knowlege of how to properly use it. Thanks in advance for any and all advice, opinions, or answers. Regards

Tape before sanding. Put tape around the front of sole. Remove any loose leather. Guess you don't care if they look neat.

Great video Thank you so much

I just bought the same saw at HD for $140 tool only on clearance - yay! Everything feels great Except for the slide - feels like there’s a bit of resistance (knob’s un tightened of course.) Kind of like the bearings are worn , but maybe it’s the design, you did mention something similar when unpacking. BTW, don’t forget the included clamp when cutting short pieces, especially 45’s.

Hi I have a 5 ton winch that needs a handle. B B bros. 5 ton Seattle pats. Us 8-17-28

after wrapping that eye you could have wove the bitter end back into the cable. I haven't done that but seems to be a way to avoid the clamp.

Wow this is great! I am going to try this for about 6 feet of driveway. I have some solar pannels I need to pass wire under the driveway to get to my house.

Loved the pop up 😂

I noticed on the jib crane part 2 you did not grind the rust off the I-beam. Just curious. Not criticizing.

7 yr old video still kickin a$$! Thank you for your knowledge, from a beginner.

I always enjoy watching your videos and I know this is an older video. I rebuild trailers like lowboys, flatbed, step deck, etc. Downhill with short circuit Meg does not get enough penetration for hitches. My go to is gas shielded flux core because the seismic wire has ductility and stretches a little bit. I have seen trailers inspected and they seem downhill welds on them put out of service. Again, I’m not criticizing your work. It looks good and I always believe in overdoing it, but I agree with the other person who said dual shielded, flux core or 7018 should’ve been used.

Try with short Welding gun, 9-10ft, carbon PTFE liner for p,023” and contact tip for Aluminum. Also take a special cre to drive roll pressure to welding wire, and eventually change the drive rolls to new one. Check also distances in feeding system, from entrance to drive rolls, and connection to liner, should be without gaps. On the welder adjust the voltage to 13, 14, or 15 V and than play with wfs , beginning from 225ipm and go slowly further…

Do you know if it will fit on a dewalt miter stand?

I've had mine for at least 6 years. DeWalt is only a single bevel or I would have gotten that. But yes this song is wonky and you cannot put any type of lateral pressure whatsoever on the handle or your angle will be off. Been looking for something new. DeWalt is still single bevel. Do better DeWalt.

I can't believe how expensive these things are, I see a lot of aftermarket ones for way less but can't find any reviews on them.

Hey brother I wanna say thank for taking the time to record this salute from long beach ca

First video I’ve seen from your channel. This is just the type of content I look for! getting right to the point of the thumbnail

What size and thickness of tubing did you use there?

But, can you put a longer cable on it?

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Hey brother, thanks for sharing your story. The exact same thing happened to me in 2019. As you said, time is the key. Had you or I did not get the treatment quickly, our stories would be much different. Glad you are ok and keep up the great work

That vise is a real nice piece. The noise in the background though, one step up from Chinese water torture.