Metal & Wood Speakeasy Gate Build | JIMBO'S GARAGE

I made this metal speakeasy gate for a client that I have done a lot of work for. Something like this is very hard to price because of the amount of work that goes into making it. I have a ton of hours into this thing. It was a very difficult build because of the precision it took to make it fit and work nicely.
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[@roryhuman9806]

as the owner of the original "speak easy gate" I gotta I love these two more!! Thanks Jim!!

[@JohnnyCab]

Jimbo, your right , it's got to be hard to put a actual price on your labor with a project like that. You are a true Craftsman man ! Nice job.

[@dennisreyna]

A piece get's "welded in" or welded in place; a job or section of a job is "welded out" or finished up. (Or I could be completely wrong, haha) Either way you'd be right and we'd know what you meant, Jimbo. - I will sometimes under bid a job because I know how long it should take if I were a trained welder/fabricator; but I'm not and I often spend a lot of time on details that an experienced pro would probably cruise through. Always a pleasure watching you work. I learn something new every time. Thanks!

[@centerlinefabsolutions8918]

Nice work again my friend!

[@Garlands_Fabrication]

Those are sweet and look like a ton of work. Its very hard to get that tubing bent the same to match twice. Great work!

[@lizzapaolia959]

WOW amazing craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing your videos. Beautiful gate... God bless 🙏

[@wmweekendwarrior1166]

Good stuff. Your intro music is reminiscent of a discovery channel show.

[@24beto316]

A legend and an inspiration.

[@blazinggazelle6957]

Jimbo, that was some fancy welding and fabrication. You're the man on this project. Hope you got enough green stuff to make a mortgage payment.

[@marioserra4383]

I like your way to work, thanks for share the video, best regards from Venezuela

[@larrymills8527]

It was wilds watching the right leg move in and out as you heated it.

[@josebrambila3209]

Jimbos Garage,are de best

[@Reelaxing]

That IPE is beautiful... will last forever.. nice way to upcycle, too.. I built a sitting bench from IPE from a boardwalk that was damaged here (NY) during Superstorm Sandy... that wood is extremely dense also. Looks great, Jimbo.

[@stoneinthefield1]

That door is sweet! Heirloom piece for sure.

[@kennethtencza9209]

Very nice work, Jimbo .

[@calivalley9056]

Awsome build, love it!

[@ocAToccd]

Nice work Jimbo, as always ... 👍

[@Gilibob13]

Fantastic gates great project jimbo!

[@Brian18741]

Outstanding work as always 👌👍

[@ryantheentrepreneur4040]

Amazing work

[@turbofarviknugnnick5540]

BEAUTIFUL job BTW!❤

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice video this week Jimbo. Hopefully they enjoy it for many years to come my friend. Can't wait to see more videos. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God Bless.

[@the9metalworks70]

Love your craft so much and always learning new skills from you

[@magnusbergroth5319]

Beautiful work! 👏👏👏

[@rogeronslow1498]

Great job!

[@krisb78]

Really nice gates. I enjoy your videos.

[@garyjones2582]

Jimbo you do some very nice work.. We need an update on the can crusher.. That was so cool.. Take care my friend and God Bless....

[@jasongrinnell1986]

Those are beautiful. I like the way you work.

[@gdworkshop]

Great video. A lot of work went into those gates.

[@mwinner101]

Great project.

[@mauricioh.moreira6347]

NICE JOB

[@mondvogel6124]

very nice craft!

[@vpraggg]

Really good work, alot of detailed work, the 3/4 angle iron adds a nice touch of functionality and look...the 3/4 on the backside of the speak easy, I would have miter cut them around the speak easy...looks great thou...love from the Caribbean 🇹🇹

[@mackafixer]

weld out 🍻🍻

[@MadRhetorik.]

Heck yeah

[@hunterm.172]

Id say Welded in when attaching a piece to something like a bracket to a frame, Welded out when just welding like on your table

[@RiggerBrew]

WoW!

[@rpower1401]

very nice job. I keep considering making something like this for my home but the cost of steel is so high and my need for that element so low it's hard to justify.

[@Alanbataar]

Steel is cheap. Skill is expensive. :)

[@amycyclenut]

I wish grinding in real life was 2x speed 😀

[@DigitalSwagg]

Wow, absolutely excellent craftsmanship! $30k for both I bet.

[@5TheFlyingFarmer5]

how many hours labor was one gate? they turned out fantastically 👏🏼

[@teklenayzgi5334]

Waww tnkiw

[@wildnuts6197]

Jim did king metals close? I can't find them. Looking for decrative metal for the driveway gate.

[@turbofarviknugnnick5540]

Where do you get your weld table clamps you use ?

[@filmer197]

why no 45 joints on that inside angle iron?? 1 more step to make it even nicer.

[@badzioch64]

What type of lockset or handle do you use on this type of gate?

[@mikev.1034]

👍👍

[@ImABuckeye]

Go Buskeyes

[@benshushan1995]

How much did you charge for these ?