Nice fabrication. I would put support spacers at your sides connection point to eliminate flex from overtightening.

Very nice video. Good job. Really like the jacks you added. I need to do that. Only thing that jumps in my mind is there is a risk of bottoming out when pulling a trailer up a steep driveway as you lowered the ground clearance in the rear. I think for your purposes it was an excellent mod but I have a rental house with a steep driveway, and I have to already come in at an angle so I don't scrape. But each person had different requirements I guess. Thx for the video. :)

Great build! Outstanding process used with "basic" tools. I would say that this is comparable to anything produced by big companies with hundreds of thousands in tooling. Truly genius bud!

These are such great upgrades. I was trying to decide how to add removable side panels to this exact trailer. Also, had mine tip backwards a few times. Thanks.

Nice what drawer software you use ?

Is that 1/4" or 3/16?

Excellent design and ideas for the home builder. Well done.

Only thing i see is those deck boards need a small gap between them or they will buckle when wet

Great kit. I don't have welding tools. Is it possible to buy a complete one?

Nice work. The shed turned out great...but I was waiting for the end to hear how much quieter it was while running in the shop. Also, with the orientation of the shed and soffit vents, won't the sound from the compressor reflect off the area behind the shed and reflect it out? I'm probably over thinking it.

Why can't you drill or weld into the trailer? Is that a law or something?

gorgeous work!

Your working software share brother and charges share

Very nice video and build! Just got myself the plans and cant wait to build it myself. Also great that you also included a metric version. Ive seen some ppl putting up plans just in imperial for 50$ and after buying the plans i had to convert the measurements myself. Again, cant wait to build the cart myself!

No idea how I was suggested this video but it's great, subscribing.

Great video...good upgrades

Yeah boi ! 😁🤙

awesome! Needing accurate bends I was thinking the same, cnc press brakes are too expensive for me but could I achieve repeatable bends with a normal press brake using physical stops.... you took it next level to electric stops to kill the power. Very cool! 😁

What part of Canada are you from?

What software were you using to plan your build?

test drive? can the kit be built for a swing open on driverside? for lets say a ford e350

Very clean set of mods you have there. 😊

Did anybody else notice the irony of using a cordless nailer to build a shed for a large air compressor? Just me?

Could you share the blueprint?

One of the Best videos i've seen on youtube for diy. Such a great methodically planned and executed video. thank you

Pretty awesome video man, thank you.

I’d like to get this kit for my Ford Excursion. I need to take some measurements!

Really love this. I have the same trailer and have been trying to figure out how to add sides so I can haul debris without it falling through. So thank you for the video.

Hi where do you buy the washer/ bushing for hindge assembly?(what do you call it or parts number)I need to change mine,thanks

Good job drilling those holes. That was impressive. Very impressive.

Fantastic! Great design and very informative!

Hi, how much is your unit prssure sir?

Way to precise and technical for my redneck a$$

Great job thanks for sharing, you make it look possible to make this at home to make a superior and more affordable table than the certiflat table. I know prices fluctuate, but how much do you figure this cost in materials to build your table?

Looks nice, but how did you plan for dealing with the heat buildup? Compressors produce a lot of heat. Forced air circulation would help. For noise, lining the inside with rockwool would make a big difference. An automatic drain on the compressor would be a good idea. Also, if you don't have one, a refrigerated air dryer will really help your plasma.

Bravissimo 👍🏿 ❤

Great video. I want to make a similar one for my Excursion. I want to be able to put chairs on top of it so we can sit on the roof. Do you think it is sturdy enough to do that? Any changes you would make?

Great job! Simple. Effective. Love it. I see room for improvement! Overtime the cyclic forces on the frame can cause fatigue failures in the welds. You should disassemble for painting because it would look slick. While the frame is bare you can add some knee braces in the top crossbar like you did in the bottom crossbar then go a step further and add some plates to “box in” the whole sides of all the channels. There isn’t much there in the webs of those channels so adding side plates creates a double box section which is considerably stiffer. Add a custom logo or name it with some lettering with your cnc table! “When it’s Built not Bought, it’s Custom not Cost’em”

Good job!

how mush $ ? can u make one for me ?

waooooo

I built almost the same shed for my shop underfloor vacuum system.The only diferencce was I used rdgid insutation in all the walls. Man what a difference. Great job on you and keep up the good work. Pete

the anti-wobble device is a game changer

Nice work kid👍🏻

Box your C iron on both sides, that should eliminate the deflection your getting. PS I'm very impressed with the things you are doing, engineering and fabricating. Keep it up, everything should pay off for you if it hasn't already.

I wonder maybe create a pad for the jacks to stand on and remove the wheels as security measure? If I wasn't in an HOA, I would get a trailer too, but I can always borrow one in exchange for a case of beer with buddies.

How much did your modifications reduce your load capacity.

Man, thievery goes hard where you are apparently

I’m in the process of moving my bender onto an engine stand and am I glad I watched this video! I was about to cut off the rotating part and just have a plate welded on to bend horizontal, but your idea makes so much more sense to have both options. Great job !

Hello. Great stuff. May I ask you what CAD program you used during this video?