A Day In the Life of a Welder & Custom Fabricator

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Always good to see a new video guys. Very cool projects in the shop now Tay and the gang. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends fab On. Weld on. keep making. God bless.

[@MartinBircher]

You do such great work and I think your videos are among the most enjoyable to watch around here.

[@richardroffel8974]

Nice done men keep up the good work greetings from holland

[@carlosfigueroacampos648]

Nice shop and cool shit 😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ryderhook]

Ok, thanks for the explanation at the end of what kind of shop this sign is. I don't know why I thought all along that it was for a pole dance bar....😁

[@justintasht1067]

Another fantastic video loved the walk about and what’s going ok tables look sick must show them when all finished. I was cringing seeing that sign on the forks and I loved the episode all about the cnc plasma they were all cool and very educational you guys are great it looks such a fun place to work👍👍👍

[@charleshill506]

Love the work you do in your shop. Watched the WHOLE set of videos of you building your shop out of that old machine shop. I"ll give you a suggestion, you do way too much work on your knees on that conc. floor. When you get older you will regret that severely. Do yourself a favor and build a chop table with long wings for cutting stock at regular cabinet height.

[@jerrygoldfuss466]

You guys do fantastic work.

[@mikecurtis2585]

Very nice great work being done!

[@endiron9478]

Goodness I hate it when people say certified in OSHA. Next time ask them if they mean certified or competent. Then follow up with oh you mean 30 card trainer.... Which is basically one of the only certs that can be obtained. Also 10 employees or less only applies to a limited amount of items. Either way great videos keep it up!

[@RevzCycles]

Just came across your videos and have watched everything you shared about the cnc. I really enjoy the content. I see you said the table came with enroute but also saw you using fusion 360. As a beginner what would you recommend as far as software? I have a small table but hi quality compressor, hypertherm 45 and just purchased a decent computer to run everything.

[@LiftArcStudios]

Honestly, Fusion 360 is one of the best programs to learn as a beginner, it even has the ability to output directly to a cnc machine if you learn how. You cant beat the price and it goes on sale pretty often. Enroute has its positives for toolpathing and image tracing but its a pretty clunky software to use if you're familiar with more professional cad type softwares. Cheers! - Tay

[@RevzCycles]

@@LiftArcStudios I ended up getting the 1 year service. & a second computer to learn on. Thanks for the great videos!

[@daipower1]

Did you make the fixture table with the plasma table?

[@LiftArcStudios]

I did! It was a big undertaking but super worth it

[@daipower1]

@@LiftArcStudios what thickness steel in mm did you use for this table. Thanks Dai

[@squirrelgray945]

I laughed for entirely too long at seeing the exact angle on the square.