Baseball bleachers part 3

[@JasonJJasonJ]

Thank you. The beams looked straight enough.

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@francodeiuliis1562]

Lots of attention to detail on this project very smooth end result You did the right thing by not moving the pipes down It’s bleachers not a corvette it’ll be fine Good on you for getting the job done right 👍👍👌👌 Cheers from Nova Scotia

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@gregb3338]

I think baseball ROCKS Thanks for the tips buddy Respect from West Texas

[@NBSWELDING]

Right on

[@JoelSavoy-x4v]

Heck of alot of work for a one man shop. Whew! Neat trick with the magnets. I bought two to make torch holders, now I need two more. The handrails are just fine.

[@NBSWELDING]

If you think that's alot of work you should see the bridge I built kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DVZWyNlNl6opYsi=f0xmCFxU9ow61832

[@MrJohnyBoy00]

I would have split the dif, no str8tn. Thanks to You and Your WISDOM. GOD Bless You Both

[@NBSWELDING]

Good call!

[@phildunne2632]

You do solid work man! The sports field are lucky to have you.

[@NBSWELDING]

Thank you

[@Wrenchen-with-Darren]

Looking good! If it looks right, it is right. If it looks wrong, then it's wrong. Looks right to me.👍

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@petermccuskey1832]

I would like to call you a friend because of our work ethic. I did not realize until I semi retired and moved to NC that I would pass your shop at least once a month going to Mitiki Coal company in Maryland to weld and replace refractory in the coal dryer. Your work ethic is the same that I have used all my life. I am now 69 years old and don't move around as good as I use to , but some day day before I pass I would like to meet you in person just to shake your hand.

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[@nancylittler]

😎.

[@darrylwagar4144]

Definitely 👍

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

Some great tricks. Good job. 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@anthonyhinson1269]

Great tips. That level on the brake is a great idea. Thanks for all the tips and tricks.

[@NBSWELDING]

You bet!

[@darrylwagar4144]

Hey CB, another great job. You know, life tries to teach us all lessons as we go along. Nice to see that you have been paying attention 😂. Great, Video and great commentary. Thanks for sharing.

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@SFS13-01]

To move or not to move the existing handrail pipes, that is the question. It’s like a buddy of mine is fond of saying, “What the eye doesn’t see, the heart doesn’t grieve”. As to whether I would have moved them or not, that depends. Given what you said about them being like that for decades, probably not.

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@timothyhartley7986]

I thank you for all your time and showing all of us your ways.

[@NBSWELDING]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@samdiamond7642]

Brilliant project cb thank-you!!

[@NBSWELDING]

Glad you like it!

[@samdiamond7642]

I'm not making my cheer me up now so you better keep it up

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[@kaxtell281]

Hell of a job...

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@earlcavenaugh6459]

Nice work CB. The the bleachers look great.

[@NBSWELDING]

Thanks 👍

[@davidskipperskip5403]

Get the job done, it is safe!!!

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[@juniorwhelchel6337]

I'm glad u talked about the circular saw bc I've commented a couple times asking about them and also great job on the bleachers I always enjoy watching your videos

[@NBSWELDING]

Cool, thanks

[@michaelbigelow367]

Big job and it turned out great CB!

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[@stephenmeeks684]

The bleacher job was wonderful.

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Thanks

[@mig-k2164]

Looks pretty good to me 🥴 great job everything looks factory. Also liked your simulation you always have some great tips and tricks

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@Beefman-648]

Ahh. Hasenpfeffer. Sadly, I had a lab who'd bring back pieces on occasion. Or woodchuck. Great work on the ballfield stuff. Though long, it's chock full of good ideas and such. Thanks!

[@Beefman-648]

Any reason why you don't zip it with the plasma cutter? Less cleanup afterward?

[@NBSWELDING]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@NBSWELDING]

Dunno exactly what you mean by zip it with the plasma but if you talking about how I cut the pieces of sheet steel then I'd say the saw does a better job...if it was aluminum I may have used the plasma but the saw does better on the thin steel

[@rogertaylor8615]

You always have great tips looks great

[@NBSWELDING]

Thanks so much!

[@rogertaylor8615]

@@NBSWELDING you are very welcome

[@neilheriot2361]

Well the way I see it that sloped back rest will drain water better , now you can sleep a little better knowing that there won't be tiny little puddles on the back rest. 👌

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[@RnDgarage38]

Ninjered Doozin!!!!!

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[@redzed40]

Great video mate

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[@babalu1126]

I have ran into that issue with that paint. I shook that paint until I couldn’t shake anymore. Same stuff cold galvanized rust oleum. I would spray, and it would clog.

[@NBSWELDING]

It seems they must have fixed the problem or these cans I got are better than the others...these cans doin a good doozin

[@flexiteufels9686]

For the algorithm! Over 7000 subs already.

[@NBSWELDING]

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[@neilheriot2361]

Solid advice on the shut up and just do it, that there would send a snow flake into meltdown mode😂😂😂😂

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[@ericarachel55]

the rails look great from my house...

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[@perrydiehl7177]

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[@stephenmeeks684]

KZbinrs have big biceps on their selfie arm.

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[@McNeillWelding1]

I think the channel looks good and bent sheet metal backs are awesome. So right about the skill saw getting a crooked start, that second notch is sweet. I have a Metal Devil brand skill saw. Seems like the Metal Devil blades wear out fast. Any recommendations on blades? I had a friend recommend Diablo blades from Home Depot thought about giving them a try.

[@NBSWELDING]

I've never used an Metal Devil or Diablo so I dunno. The blades I use in the Milwaukee are Evolution blades and they do good...the worst thing on them is rusty material....if you cut clean new steel they last quite awhile

[@McNeillWelding1]

@@NBSWELDING awesome thanks for the info 👍

[@neilheriot2361]

You got Ur'self the makins of a good o'l country song dynamite and a D9, just sayin.....

[@NBSWELDING]

LOL !!!

[@rogerhall8583]

How do you like your KaKa brake and if you know model number? THX. 👍

[@NBSWELDING]

I'm happy with the brake...it's the only one I've ever tried so I got nothing to compare it to...mine is the 50" for 14 guage steel (great on 1/8" aluminum) The fab shops I've worked in had expensive hydraulic brakes...I can't justify the cost for one of those...my steel supplier will bend thick parts for me at a good price

[@kennethelliott9092]

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[@ericcapucci9869]

no what yo did was just fine

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[@neilheriot2361]

👍 for the non sub.

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[@stephenmeeks684]

Consider the repetitive work making arrows in the 1300’s before gunpowder, oh my. “During the 14th century, English longbowmen were able to fire hundreds, and in large battles thousands, of arrows in the air at once. The English crown ordered war arrows in the thousands for their armies and navies, typically in sheaves of 24 arrows. Between 1341 and 1359, the English crown received 51,350 sheaves, or 1,232,400 arrows” Talk about repetitive.

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