Do you do any photography related content?

the problem with welding is how much adequate equipment costs. despite the fact that 90% of welding is gas mig, mig machines often cost 3 or 4 times other processes.

Not tight bend it should have an acute angle.

Thank you

very nice

Weld done😮

Traduire en Francais.Mercie

Found out the trade school ive started teaching at is using this as a teaching material and oh my god is this embarassing to realise. Plasma cutting and your gloves have hole the length of your entire finger plus the short sleeve tshirt and no mention of any shaded eyewear When you put the material in the cold saw and completely fail to use the second handle on the vice, wonderful way to invite material to slip and shatter your $300~ cold saw blade. Using waaaay too much force on the friction saw rather than letting the blade do the work, plus the whole "wear hearing protection", immediately followed by getting to see your head dip into frame showing your lack of either earmuffs or buds Complete lack of safety specs on the bandsaw, and im not going to pretend i dont know how LOW the risk to your eyes is in that situation, but we know the risk is above zero and anyone whos spent years around bamdsaes, particularly larger indistrual models will know ending up with some chips on your face once in a blue moon is something that happens And the wonderful grinder section where you leave the cut line of the tube on the bench rather than hanging it over the end, meaning instead of being able to angle the sparks down at the ground, your only option is to send the sparks straight into your guts or accross the shop with no regard for whoever happens to be behind you. Having shit training materials that bores learners is one thing, but this is next level bad and the students genuinely make fun of how atrocious it is. Genuinely embarassing to realise this is the material the school im supposed to represent is using.

Please drop the music, it’s totally unnecessary.

Hi, what is that portable drill press called?

You should heat treat it before painting to remove internal stresses, and harden the surface, otherwise, if you're using it to bend steel, you will soon have erosion on your tool

I find it amusing when people call metal sections, "scrap" as though it were worth nothing at all. Go to any metal outlet or fab shop and ask for "scrap" metal and you will be instantly corrected. These smaller pieces of metal are not called "scrap" but "cutoffs" and have value, usually by the pound. They aren't necessarily cheaper for all that unless the vendor knows you and likes you or is too busy to do the calculations, you WILL pay the going price for metals.

Fabulous information that I'll save. Not to be critical, but we don't need to see you do the weld, which would cut your video time in half or thereabout.

Thank you! Very informative.

That thing was so loud i lost my Hearing at the 6:03 timestamp

Absolutely awesome man but I need to bend a 6 x 24 x 1/8 inch plate down the long side. I need approximately a 1 inch radius. I need it to repair a dent in the body of my dump truck.

Thanks for the tips! I was looking for a way to make a jig to mount square tubing vertically in a 10" miter saw with abrasive disc. I noticed it overheats very easy and eats the plastic cheap runners on the sled sometimes.

WoW! Now I realize I have been welding way too fast! That weld is awesome! Time to practice that slow travel speed...(How long is that piece in inches, please?) I want to time the weld. Also, what size wire? .030? .035? hat amperage did you have it set on? What wire speed?? Thank you for your answers...!

I know its been 9 years since the build, but could you give a parts list of the metal used?

Thank you so much for your time and efforts. Its very helpful.

I would also recommend wearing dusk mask or respirator when using the abrasive disks. You don’t want to be breathing that dust.

I found some scraps laying around 😂😂 Actually I'm a bit envious. Our recycling program makes it hard to source quality diy parts.

Hey, what kind of drill press do you use?

excellent tutorial.. have you ever tried with one of these? - Milwaukee Tool M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless Sub-Compact Band Saw

I wouldn’t watch another one of you vids due to the excessive music, shame ehh.

I've passed flat horizontal and vertical fillet multipasses, I'm on overhead now. Took me awhile so far struggling but yea I've been weaving, never really tried this movement or lack of movement. Maybe I tried it once and it came out like a thin worm. Maybe I'll try again on overhead maybe it will help me not shake so much

Video plays much better muted.

What brand was the cold saw and the band saw

all you need is diablo blade best thing I I've own

Good video!

Hi guys Any tips for how to mark out angles on SHS in the diamond orientation?

Beautiful job. Please kill the obnoxious music though (and I am a guitarist)

What did you use for press force?

7:23 i have very same gloves , air conditioned

Good Breakdown Thanks, what blade would you recommend for a Cold Saw cutting brass and stainless rod at 7/8” thickness ?

That's awesome! And those stitches looked great

My first choice is my powerplasma cutter.

I would buy scrap piece of press brake tooling top and bottom dies and use these in various base sets

How many capacity hidrolik

at 10:54 you speak of a more challenging weld, in my shop we call that a simple root weld

nice shirt

airight...

You forgot 1 tool. Can be highly accurate but takes the most time and is really cheap. Handheld hacksaw.

you suck

I need to put my everlast welder to work and make one of these.

Great Video, if you are going to warn someone to use hear protection and then straight up don't use you might as well say nothing. Good work recommending folks to keep the Guard for Angle Grinder. Thanks for Sharing Daniel.

Nice 👍💪🏼

Nice job, nice job, nice job.

great but freakin music sucks..good ole mute button

We should hang out...you have all the good tools.