JOINTS WITHOUT WELDING.. 3 REAL BRILLIANT IDEAS FOR BOX BAR 90° DEGREE

[@андрейникитин-ц5р]

Молодец! Приятно посмотреть когда человек выкладывает что то толковое и полезное.

[@YusufGinnah]

This is what being a true *_craftsman_* is all about... Making it good and proper.

[@tuan-vu...YouTube]

Blessed are you, who can drill straight without a drill press and/or a drill guide!

[@arunsekhar8055]

The first idea is the most practical idea anyone can use and This is the first time i got a idea that I can do without cutting machines

[@sandraa3644]

Good!!! Cara estou impressionada com suas habilidades!!! Muito bom!!

[@HolgerJakobs]

Tips on how to achieve things without special tools are always welcome! Thanks.

[@unstoppableExodia]

These are really good alternatives to welding. Useful for people who either don’t know how or who can but don’t have one handy. That last method that doesn’t require any fixings left me stunned. And the angle grinder control on display here is noteworthy. I consider this video instructional grade.

[@teacher5376]

Good old day's, kind of joints. Clever's, same as my old tables. All can using up to 20 years. Plus .... no problems

[@anandketkar6587]

Fine

[@saefulamin8601]

Mantap jagoan lah

[@patricksmith4424]

Thanks so much for putting out these ingenious ideas for joining metal non weld. Although I would love a welder I have no where to do it, so this is the only way to go. I would add that I think a bench drill is a must when drilling metal or wood for that matter.

[@ToniM10]

Last 1 was AWESOME!!!.. Thnx man!!...😎👍👍

[@gusntroll]

This is Very Nice to know specially when you don't have a welding machine. Your are clever.

[@eliacevedo3118]

I like the first two ideas!! Thank you.

[@52stevedo4]

Very good tips. Just hit my finger using my center punch today .I will be welding a bar to it tomorrow. Thank you .

[@aperson1186]

I have been looking for a way to build a frame that I can drop off for welding without a 4 hours conversation about how I want it to look. Great idea!

[@MrTechnic]

Sounds great!

[@professorfukyu744]

How do you hire a welder and how expensive is it?

[@nettastrawberry2709]

Exactly

[@laniocampo6793]

Thank you po the best ideas you shared. Ang galeng po!

[@stevep6428]

Thing is folks, maybe his home shop or someone's home shop won't support a welder or they are not that good a welding. This is a decent alternative for many home projects / prototyping. Great video with good ideas

[@zhetesteur3654]

Looks neat too

[@deepaksanglikar3464]

Nice ideas. How much load can this joint take? It depends upon rivet strength. In days of mass production how can we execute large joints seems to be a challenge. If any idea is there must be welcomed.

[@Mike61259]

Pretty well buddy, now you weld it.

[@MrCons21]

this video deserves 2.2m likes amazing skills and technique this

[@danieldonoso5371]

Good!! My pulse for welding is awful (by medical stuff) so this is a great alternative.

[@kenzaintfirman4085]

Tips Build wardrobe for knockdown in narrow space

[@dintom-hz3lf]

This is fine If there's no available welding machine. Nice Vid.

[@rajendrajagtap9823]

खूपच छान माहिती मिळाली धन्यवाद .

[@АндрейВорошкевич]

Супер полезное видео а я ломаю голову как сделать стол на даче без сварки. Спасибо!!!!!

[@wanmustakim6522]

Thank you for sharing all those technique 👍

[@TaraGarania]

Good, this is really useful for knockdown table, which is easy to assembly and dissambly

[@ezrabreath7499]

Excellent craftsmanship skills

[@amandeep1254]

Idea is good & can be used in light weight applications.

[@josemunozbianco235]

Bendiciones, saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦 excelente trabajo ya tengo una buena referencia como hacerlo!

[@kamboora]

for heavy duty structures this will not be dependent, but it might do the job for small frames..

[@hocinemalousi1650]

Thank you very much for this work.it's very good work.

[@MrTechnic]

So nice of you

[@reaper060670]

I love this idea. I as looking for a way of getting my 40x40mm square tubing to connect without having to try and weld them really badly. I'm not technically proficient at the game as yet so I need a better way of connecting my tubing together. How strong is that connection though. Could I suggest making the bolts connecting the 2nd length to the 1st after u have added that small brackets with the bolt in it by using smaller bolts to connect the 2 longer pieces?? Would that make the connection stronger do u think my friend..?

[@ArcticFlies56]

Great information! I have a project coming up that I’m going to use your methods. Thank you fir the video. Best regards, Richard

[@BHP15]

i am thinking since last summer to buy or not to buy welding machine to make my own gate instead of pay to someone to do for me. but i could not figure out how i should do it without that machine for one use. so now these ways are a great way of making it.

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Good stuff. Folding is something I'll try tmrw. Need to build a high shelf for a small apartment. (With a decent amount of height)

[@fbf6062]

¿Existe alguna manera de unir tubos redondos de acero sin soldadura? Muchas gracias

[@Joy1714]

Last one is the best.. Thanks for the tips....

[@MrTechnic]

You're welcome 😊

[@amitaimedan]

Looks week, folding iron bach and forth might break it.

[@gracebayot4243]

Good idea po.. I was thinking if i can DIY the railings of our terrace without welding now i have an idea and i don't know how to use the welding...hehehe maybe i can use the fist and second idea..thanks po for the idea

[@px2363]

Great. professional. Thats v.​good for the ideas of knockdown furniture​s

[@falconfalcon3800]

The last one is 👍👍👍

[@unkilledking1816]

Wowww this amazing trick

[@zeissimago8992]

Saludos desde ECUADOR...muy interesante...👍👍👍

[@galihtanu]

At 4:51 we can see that join is not perpendicular enough. But the technic is very appreciated. 👍.

[@optechniques]

Best craftsman

[@clfung2008]

Nice idea ! Thanks for sharing !

[@jeevikotli1951]

Very good work brother

[@dennisfranklin12345]

Nice video,. Thank you for sharing. Good idea

[@hanifrosli3808]

I will not wasting time & money on welding stuff after watching this brilliant stuff. You're creative anyway thank you!

[@MrTechnic]

Thank you very much!

[@juancasanova2449]

You are a genius 👏

[@diycamera2485]

That's splendid !!!

[@johnfrederikson2002]

Great work; thanks for making this video. J.

[@williamvan909]

Wow out standing idea thanks for the idea 🙂💡

[@rudrarishi2523]

Brilliant ideas, Thank you 🙏

[@chestermartinez2326]

Good idea when you don't have welding machine .

[@sureshpeshawaria347]

This method is ok only if you don't have the welding option...the problem is, it will wobble and over the time, become loose.. welded joints are strongest and wobble- free and also looks tidy...

[@mannyrodriguez5851]

Great idea!!!! Thanks for sharing it to me!!!!

[@MrTechnic]

You are so welcome!

[@jeffnations6649]

Thanks! This helps me alot!

[@shaunhall960]

I love youtube! Thank you so much!

[@ninoalban8973]

Nice one Sir 👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@cyberspider78910]

last one is brilliant

[@RaviKumar-xw4ki]

Real very nice joint

[@captainadamfishingexpediti9642]

Nice job.. thanks for sharing 👍

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!!!

[@AntonioAntequera-q2y]

Thank you for This great Solution to my problem. Very usefull

[@MrTechnic]

Glad it helped

[@kiranbhandare4421]

Impressive and smart way of work.

[@pkfamily2199]

ฝีมือสุดยอดมากครับ

[@raymonddaye1706]

I weld, but this is brilliant and a great option

[@nadafro3116]

The first idea is actually good for a temporary structure like platform, stage or loft tent.. you can dissemble anytime you want.. I wish he explore more about the first idea

[@raymondpunzalan4354]

Nice idea, like in the aluminum frame in the window

[@thetankslapper]

Maybe now after one million plus views, he's earned enough to get himself a little Lincoln welder from Home Depot.

[@3dcsheldon]

According to his channel he has 22 million plus views in less than 3 years so he should have made about $22,000 so far.

[@andrewclarke9467]

Or perhaps 2 spanners lol

[@evayani669]

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[@evayani669]

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[@evayani669]

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[@sail4819]

The last one was easily the best! The rivet concept may not last as long as the other two- depends on the load though!

[@sajadwoodwork]

Nice work sir please keep it up

[@josevega6254]

Too cool video man😲

[@skylarhill3587]

Genius !!! Love the second idea with the rivits!!! Thank you!!😀

[@artikabuilders7309]

Excellent

[@snap_fit8686]

What type of steel are those (suit for this job),.? Thank you for sharing sir .. give me lots of idea

[@8826avatar]

Gawd dayum that ingenious! Thanks for sharing. As a survivalist one of my biggest fears is how will we bind metal we find without commercial power. The whole world should see this.

[@82motorsports93]

Good job.

[@nellieprentice2440]

Awesome job very smart ideas

[@MrTechnic]

Thank you! 😊

[@maximsinc4766]

Indeed brilliant

[@balloney2175]

Welding makers will lose business! Thanks for posting. You are genius!

[@MrTechnic]

Thanks for watching!

[@malatimarandi8756]

All perfect ideas !!!😇😇😇

[@SaidurRahman-tv2bu]

Great idea

[@antonypk9823]

Great. Work

[@comicshow937]

Very very good

[@Stephen_Strange]

0:58 Love the old spanner!

[@jacoboalamea717]

Good Job bro

[@bernardorojas91]

Oddly satisfying zone! 👌

[@simonlinser8286]

are there any joints like this for round tubing?

[@eliasjl7363]

This guy is a genius!! Particularly with the 2nd and 3rd method; the 1st method doesn't seem to result into a strong joint, though

[@danl.4743]

For those who don't own a welding machine, but own a grinder...

[@seowitz]

Are you implying that a $9 angle grinder from Harbor Freight is as much as a large expense, requiring separate shop space and 220v power like a welder? Cause for someone that needs strong-ish joints in metal, and does not have access to a welder but is handy with an angle grinder this is awesome.

[@danl.4743]

@@seowitz So if I understand you correctly, what you're saying is that this is for those who don't own a welding machine, but own a grinder.

[@yle3002]

@@danl.4743 those who have grinder can do this if they do not have budget for welding machine

[@danl.4743]

@@yle3002 I really don't have an idea why all those who can't comprehend reading argue with me by repeating what I've wrote.

[@ravigautam8685]

Nice innovations. At 4.00 I couldn't understand the tool u r using. Can you please tell me the name.

[@MrTechnic]

pop rivet gun.

[@ravigautam8685]

Thank you very much. This tool pppop rivet gun seems work like magic and handy

[@ravigautam8685]

First one seems to be very robust and strong

[@sriranganayakulumotamarri4056]

Lazy tongs for tube rivets

[@sharpshooter012345]

Very nice!

[@jeffa847]

What kind of rivets are those at 3:55?

[@hosny-mn2zt]

Fabulous 🤙👌🏼

[@tomjon4336]

Good job its it's really creative

[@JavedIqbal-ne6lb]

Very nice 👍 I like 👍 sir God bless you 🌴 jaced Iqbal from Sialkot City Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@fjc_adventures4359]

This is why theres so many Bangladeshis working in the Singaporean shipyards, but they actually do a good job.

[@k.k543]

Last one is best

[@agustinbarcelo9653]

Very clever. Congratulations

[@MrTechnic]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@marloa1115]

good idea. what are the sizes of the tubes you use?