DIY Welding Clamp Squares - Beginner Project - Forme Industrious

[@corrosive72]

You and Neil are a huge inspiration to a lot of us

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you so much, really appreciate the feedback!

[@rickmoore]

I found your channel from Pask Makes, so hopefully your shout out will send some viewers his way. Keep the tips and tricks coming, thanks

[@Flamdragz]

Excellent video. I have spent hundreds of dollars in squares, and I do not have enough. I will be making these for sure.

[@douglasfathers4848]

Forme Industrious and Pask makes are my 2 favourite makers channels . Cheers mate. :)

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Always appreciated Douglas!

[@startingfromscratch7469]

Both extraordinary Queenslanders!

[@edmundnyamupepema]

Thank you Mr. Turner! It is engineers like you who create beginners in the trade. I love your brand of clamps, worth 1000 likes from me only if that was possible. Automatically one of your ardent subscribers/followers

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you so much Edmund!!

[@Bear_Builds]

Another Brilliant video! Awesome from beginning to end! I always look forward to seeing your newest projects!

[@KSFWG]

Anyone that gives Neil Pask a shout-out deserves a "thumbs up" !! Thanks for the video !

[@davidetew5258]

I learn something every time I watch one of your and Neil's videos. Cheers!

[@JoseRGarcia-JRG]

Very good job, these are quite expensive so making them saves money. Good Job Mate !! thanks for sharing

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Much appreciated Jose!

[@tnyberg67]

I was looking for a fun and useful welding project. This is just what the doctor ordered. Thanks for posting this. More videos on show figures and jigs would be great.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Awesome to hear! Thankyou!

[@peterwest3379]

Thanks for a wonderful video again, it's like Christmas Eve every time.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Peter!!!

[@Crewsy]

“Scratching about with a welding rod” such a true statement that anyone that’s arc welded can fully understand. My first welding experience was oxy-acetylene welding in Highschool welding class over 40 years ago. Very few people back then would have had a MIG welder so any other welding was done with a stick welder. Once I had the chance to use a MIG welder I was amazed at how well it worked with very little if any to clean up. I by no means am a great welder but if the welding gods are smiling then I can lay down some great looking beads. I don’t have a welder of my own but after seeing this video I can see that an arc welder (wish I had my Dad’s old Lincoln tombstone) is still a viable alternative for a lot of work at a more affordable price.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Agreed, for most home workshops, the stick will do the vast majority of tasks, except Aluminium Alloys I suppose. Quite affordable. Thanks Wayne!

[@michaelblock3998]

I love what you do in a small shop! Inspiration for us all.

[@davidcox4980]

So great to see an Aussie doing this. Thanks bro!! So simple and perfect. Im going to try this tomorow.

[@lukafilm]

Both of yours channels are my favourite makers channels on yt. Keep rockin!!!

[@ThrashingBuddha]

A light to shine on the welding is so underrated, ha?! I use it for every weld i do and it makes a huuuuge difference in what you're able to see!

[@dakine215]

Thank you, Scott! You and Neil Paskin have given us hope and inspiration over the years with building and making things on our own. I’ve been a woodworker for years and have always been interested in getting into welding. This video inspires me to get started! Love your project videos and designs as well! 👍🏼

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thankyou so much for your kind feedback!!

[@danmiller8429]

I think what you said about Neil applies to you as well Scott, you are an awesome maker

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Very kind, much appreciated Dan thank you!

[@joell439]

Scott, super nice tight tutorial for making squares 👍😎👍 - I can't wait for you and the Pask-man to get together again. I get so excited when you both post some new content. Joel.....

[@carlpenney901]

Who said old dogs can't learn new tricks. I am going to build 4 of the first jig then you can build frames complete with out tacking check your measurements and adjust if you have to. I make wall brackets out 2in. x1/4 flatbar and do not need to remove the jig to weld that is great you can flip the parts and weld in any position. You need a vice on a pedestal. I made two for myself and made a trailer rotisserie. I built two trailers using it. I Showed my boss where I worked a picture of the vice he liked it so much he built 6 for the shop, great for cleaning parts any place in the shop. I have used jigs for many years and are great for repeatable parts so this video impressed me greatly. Keep up the great videos and play safe Cheers.

[@gao2755]

Thank you for posting so usefull video Scott... I've just arrived into this great hobby, though rather old to start in it.. pushing 67😅. I found your presentation very inspiring in many ways!! Best regards from Argentina!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

So glad to be of help Gustavio! All the best for your projects, never too late to start.

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Those are great. Like a poor man's Fireball square. I have to make some for sure. How lazy are we when it's really just that simple. Ha Thanks for the inspiration, Scott.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Haha :) no problems Rob

[@donswords6671]

Gret video Scott! For those of you that don"t have that chop saw, the ear protectors Scott is wearing at 10:40 are an absolute must. These freekin' things are loud!!

[@CrayFishHandMade]

Thanks for the Video Mate never thought to make ones own Weld Jigs. From fellow Antipodean from South Africa👍🏼

[@fredsmachinewerks4811]

Hey Scott Nice little project. Going have put a few them to together myself. Thank you for sharing Cheers Mate

[@debramcknight]

Scott, thank you so much for this beginners video!

[@josephharrington3530]

You and Neil make the best content! Your coffee tables have been a huge inspiration for me. I also built a welding table based off of his design with a couple of modifications. Appreciate the videos!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Much appreciated Joseph!

[@elpapu6559]

watching your videos I always learn! thanks greetings 🇺🇾

[@junebingham4213]

another great video, thanks Scott, cheers

[@peterb327]

Great vid and a handy bit of kit... Neil's videos are bloody awesome too

[@laser-on-off]

The opening piece of advice are so great, and well told. The mening of effort. Practice. Learning. And getting better, getting skills. Thank you, some people forget this.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Much appreciated!

[@leaouapy8180]

Bonjour Monsieur Turner, très bonne idée ces équerres pour le maintient des pièces avant soudure !!! Je vais donc faire les mêmes, merci et bonne continuation .

[@robertmawanda]

Thanks for this video. Very educative. I will be making a steel exterior door and will need these tips.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Glad to have been of some help Robert!

[@iltonalberto5452]

I made one like yours, it was perfect... thank you Scott... greetings from Brazil

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you for your message!

[@paulbarlow3185]

Excellent video. Thank you for posting. The arc welder is a very versatile piece of equipment and not an expensive purchase. Great for outdoor work. I always enjoy your videos and you're a great teacher. Looking forward to the next one. All the best. 👍

[@latelierdejen-paul2561]

Bonjour scott, très pratique ces équerres, je vais certainement te copier et me faire les mêmes😂 beau boulot (Hello scott, very practical these squares, I will definitely copy you and do the same for me😂 great job)

[@andrewtalamas]

Great work i would suggest the brace made in angle iron that way you would add 45 degree angle or 135. And still keep the 90

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

You're right, thank you!

[@fabienhauteville4803]

Hello, I've been watching you for some time now, and I take great pleasure in seeing and reviewing your videos. Your fabrications are just amazing and really very beautiful. You have a real talent ! Thank you for your channel !

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thankyou so much Fabien. I really appreciate your comment!!

[@ronaldvlogscreator6027]

Super 💗💗

[@davidkillough6123]

Hello from Namibe, Angola! Great video. Will make some of these soon. Spotted John 3:16 on your chop saw. Nice 😊

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you David! Nice spotting :)

[@brentonkelly3780]

Thanks for sharing - great ideas and tips. Really appreciate it.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks! My pleasure!

[@SF-fm7ov]

I enjoyed the video. I would have liked to see you use angle iron on the hypotenuse brace instead of flat, so that you could use the 45-degree angles for clamping as well.

[@DDB168]

Great tips and a great simple project, entertaining as always.

[@jimpritz4169]

Great video Scott. You could spend hundreds on commercially available welding squares but these will work also plus give you some practice welding and making things square.

[@miguelpistolas4849]

Really good scooot. Everytime i do boxes with angle iron it takes me a lot using square Good jig 👍🏽💪🏽😎

[@bigpuppytools4295]

G'day Scott, great advise for simple but effective jigs, thanks for sharing, keep up the great work.

[@PauloJOliveirabr]

Congratulations! Pretty good work! Spetacular!

[@danielpirone8028]

Pals Makes is definitely a favorite !

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Mine also.

[@georgeyoung613]

Very nicely done. Great video brother. Very informative and pretty entertaining. Your video was very well put together with great editing. Much appreciation for explaining how the two fixtures are properly made and used. Having the best tools in the world means nothing if you can't use them properly. Having that in your video is extremely helpful to those who are lacking in experience with such tools. Lastly, thank you for plugging Pask Makes. I just took a quick look and his library is full of extremely useful information and project how to's. So again, great video and project. Much respect 🙏.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Awesome feedback George - much appreciated!

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome work, Scott! Thanks a lot for all the tips! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@ParamjitandMichael]

Love your videos. I "watch later" on a lot of other videos, but yours get watched as soon as I see see them get uploaded. Thanks a bunch. There is one thing way worse than scratching about and making poopy welds... Not welding at all. Keep up the great work!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Made my day! Thank you so much!

[@Crewman2770]

Simple tooling for everyman, more please 👍👍👍👍👍

[@dereksstuff8395]

Nice explanation and plug for PASK makes. Good stuff

[@sergioluizgarciafilho8311]

eita show de ferramenta simples e muito muito muito funcional parabéns.

[@delbasidtimbers]

Welding has always intrigued me but makes me very nervous. Great useful content as usual, buddy

[@ajsironworks3937]

Well if you treat the leafs and process with a healthy respect you’ll be safe. Give it a go my friend and just be safe. Then practice and it’ll come to you. Hope you give it a try. I love welding.

[@eliseviv]

Thanks Scott, Ill make a couple of these before I build my next steel box/frame!!

[@31pkelly]

Thanks Scott another awesome video

[@tinkeringinthailand8147]

I just got myself a MIG flux core welder, what an addition to my kit :)

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Yes MIG is really good for sure

[@janeblogs324]

9:28 to eliminate distortion, or cancel the forces Do 4 corner tacks, fully weld the closest side to camera, then the opposite furthest, then the left outside joint, then finally the right inside joint.

[@maciej8050]

Dobra szkoła!!! W Polsce mówimy ,, Tak Majster,,

[@Crewsy]

Don’t sell yourself short Scott. Yourself and Neil Paskin are both very accomplished makers that have done many incredible projects. Hopefully if there isn’t a lot of overlap (I think there is) in your subscriber lists then you will both benefit from the cross promotion like when you “dropped in” on Neil when he made his cog wheel. Hopefully the 2 of you can get together again since you’re both in Australia afterall. 😉

[@paullang1961]

G'day Scott keep em coming mate cheers from covidvill

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Hey Paul, cheers mate! Yes you guys have done it tough for sure.

[@LightningFabrication]

Great welding project. I couldn't agree with you more. If you want to start welding pick up a stick welder and start padding beads. Get a piece of 3" x 3" flat bar and lay one bead after another. When you have covered up the surface turn the piece of flat bar 90 degrees and fill it up again.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you! Yes you have to put the time into it, change the settings to help understand how it affects the weld and keep at it Cheers!

[@MrRwp1]

Simple from scrap, handy aid, thanks.

[@mrbenmall]

I sure do enjoy your channel. I wish I knew how to weld.

[@FAUZIAKBAR89]

Terimakasi sir sudah mau berbagi ilmunya 👍🤝🤝🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 indonesia. Alat siku sangt baik

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Terima kasih atas tanggapan Anda!

[@PracticalRenaissance]

Super useful and simple! Great work I always love seeing your designs 😁

[@UniversalEngineer]

SO HELPFUL!! GREAT DEMONSTRATION! THANK YOU!

[@epilotdk]

Those are very nice. Fixtures make a lot of jobs easier to do. I always have lots of sheet metal scraps from laser cutting and make various clamps and fixtures from those.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Michael! Handy for sure and always a good idea to make use of off cuts. All the best to you in these interesting times Michael.

[@rodolfomiguelserra]

Alguna vez me enseñaron que frente a un problema debemos encontrar 3 soluciones y que ellas lleguen al mismo objetivo, ahí escogeremos la que más se identifique con uno mismo y...procedemos! Sin ser un experto pude imaginar que una soldadura a 90° puede estar expuesta a cierta dilatación del material bajo altas temperaturas como así también a un exceso própio del material soldante que modifique levemente nuestro ángulo perfecto. Veo con alegría que hás identificado el problema y siguiendo tu critério, la solución apropriada. Qué sería de nosotros sin algunos conceptos aprendidos de esos grandes filósofos? El de pensar en el "por qué" al observar nuestro entorno y nuestro lugar como eje de esa pregunta? Amigo, puedes gritar...Eureka!!! Mis felicitaciones!

[@eugeniojribeiro6055]

Scott suas criações são brilhantes, parabéns, eu sou seu FAN. Eugênio, moro em Santa Catarina Brasil

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Obrigado Eugênio! Fico muito feliz que goste dos projetos. Tudo de bom.

[@reinhardburkholder590]

Always enjoy your videos, thanks for the inspiration, I’ll be making a couple of each!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Great to hear and than you!

[@ronaldvlogscreator6027]

👍🏼

[@benjaminway5699]

I have that same cold cut saw and Love it!

[@Nath8737]

Great video been meaning to have a go at something like these. Jealously coveting the fireball squares commonly seen on other channels but their shipping to Australia is astronomical.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Nathan! Yep I know the feeling.

[@nuttynuggetneil1020]

Great video….. making these soon

[@jcohen661]

Great video! Why did you choose to use the stick welder for somme welds instead of the mig for all of it?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Jonathan. I explained in the video, to show beginners that you do not need expensive MIG set up to weld.

[@garyjones2582]

Scott it's nice to see u in the lab again.. miss all those cool projects.. Hey there's a guy from your neck of the woods name Gavin..can't remember his last name, but he does some beautiful stuff with rebar.. I was wondering if he was close to you.. I'll ck out the guys channel u mentioned in your video.. Scott keep up the great work my friend and God Bless you and your family...

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank Gary, send the link through. May God Bless you also my friend.

[@2-trueman918]

The simplest things are often the best👍

[@jeanloreaud9282]

Belle video,je n'ai pas tout compris mais joli travail bravo à bientôt salut Jeannot 😉🛠

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Jean!

[@cbrjs]

The more heat you put into it, the more it will warp. Clamp and tack at all corners and even heat through each weld moving from the outside edge/corner of the piece in. Always worked for me.

[@EiderJChavesC2]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great video. Very useful project. Awesome squares. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@levilarkin7961]

What’s the tolerance allowance for dead nuts? I’ve always wondered… great video!!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Better than half the width of a Bee's pecker. Thankyou

[@igortornic8277]

Awesome Scott! Amazing tips! Tks bro!!!!

[@petejay6824]

Informative and fun as always Scott :)

[@johnschmidt874]

Great project! What's the table's plate thickness?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Cheers. 5mm from memory

[@stevenlarsen1691]

Thank you for sharing this information on this great video.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Steven!

[@iulianplesa3872]

Super tare Bravooo 👏👏👏👍

[@iulianplesa3872]

Esti cu adevarat a un artist în prelucrarea metalului

[@rasulmuratov6772]

Big respect brother!

[@vasileseitan6893]

Bravo, super idea Very good.

[@threeriversforge1997]

Great stuff as always!

[@westweld]

Hey fancy seeing you here

[@threeriversforge1997]

@@westweld Hello! I guess it's true that great minds really do think alike!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks as always Vaughn!

[@rafsdiychannel4875]

Love this one. Much reliable than magnets. Sir wouldn't you mind if i copy your idea? I'm new to welding. Just exploring additional knowledge.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you! Yes please do, no problems.

[@rafsdiychannel4875]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious thank you Scott, more love!

[@Ding_Bat]

Lucky for me I'm not a mathemagician, so I am all good. My dad made similar squares to these YONKS ago that I am still using to this day. Sure they're not pretty, but they are super handy and get the job done.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Love it, cheers Ding Bat!

[@thedude4632]

Couldn’t help seeing you Studebaker truck tailgate . I nave a 56 pickup, I spent 3years to get it finished , painted it with dark blue with rose red and lilac pearl . It’s been finished for 20 years really enjoy driving it to car showers , most folks have never seen ☝️ one . Do you have one?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I wish :) no I made that a few back. It's in my video catalogue somewhere. Cheers dude.

[@travistravis7190]

I'd love an auto feed arc welder, electrodes that just auto fed ala tommy gun type of set up. Like a collated screw gun type of thing. Spent electrodes just fell out the side and next one slides into place ready to go.

[@josuepadilla516]

Excelente explicación. Gracias maestro. saludos cordiales desde México.

[@renevanderbruggen731]

Thanks a lo Scott - very useful tools

[@wayneevans5050]

I want one of those saws. Haven't got one yet.

[@tykellerman6384]

Great idea 🤠👍

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Ty!

[@ammagato]

Ottimo lavoro!

[@stevenlarsen1691]

Great video. I have heard of plum nearly and just a hair. Blond hair is less than red hair and brown is in the middle. But You used dead nuts as meaning right on. Why is dead nut mean exactly? Where does that come from and why.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Steven. Um I think I've heard it used by a you Tuber AVE and it kind of sticks in the mind. Just my silly excuse sorry.