One Man's Junk 3

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[@jportale]

Another great project Cody. Sorry to nit pick, but the Renaissance master that drew the perfect circle by hand was Giotto di Bondone. He was marketing himself to the pope for a commission to build a chapel. So when asked about his skills as a precision draftsman, Giotti simple free hand drew a perfect circle.

[@wranglerstar]

jportale Now I remember. Thank you for setting the record straight,

[@fuegofyter4952]

For a one man band you get a lot done Cody...and you film it...and edit and upload it...on a crummy internet service. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.

[@xBeauGaming]

2:50 I bet you are counting the days till Jack is big enough to help you with that move ;)

[@dpeagles]

OMG I have the same caulk gun but never knew it had the tip cutter on it. Oh well, now I know. Thanks

[@volodimirkun]

Mr Wranglerstar! I would better cover those holes You made at 9:50 in epoxied fiberglass , with something water resistant, cause those holes are easy way for water to get into plywood and start to ruin it.... Best wishes from Ukraine!

[@sugarbooty]

Vladimir Kunnikov It is marine plywood, it is totally waterproof! No need for any fiberglass. They infuse the wood with wax, or oil, or something like it, it really is amazing.

[@volodimirkun]

SugarBooty Hey friend, thanx for your comment on my thoughts, but it IS covered in epoxied fiberglass - Cody drilled through it. I am sure he has much better pov on the matter - maybe he will clear the case... Vladimir

[@sugarbooty]

That would be optimal, lets wait for his responce.

[@krmould]

Only Cody could have me yearning for a fourth video on refurbishing a wildland firefighting tank! Well done. I love these videos where you rebuild something that someone else might have tossed away as scrap and make it better than new. Keep up the good work!

[@TheRocknRolla84]

I do residential siding and door and window replacement for a living. We deal with fixing water leaks on a daily basis. From experience I've learned that silicone is not the greatest for a long term sealant. It just doesn't weather well over the years. I think it has something to do with the expansion and contraction during season/temperature changes. It likes to un adhere from whatever surface you are trying to seal after a couple years. I recommend using OSI Quad Advanced Formula Window, Door, and Siding Sealant. That stuff is awesome! It's easy to apply and lasts forever! I'm not saying what you used will not work. I'm just recommending a better alternative if you run into any problems down the road.

[@thingamujigger1585]

I sealed up a greenhouse roof glass with OSI and the following season it leaked like a sieve. My recommendation would be butyl caulk.

[@TheRocknRolla84]

***** Hmmm I'm sorry to hear that OSI didn't work for you. I personally haven't had any issues with it. Did you clean the surface before applying? Did you also make sure you got good penetration of the troublesome spots? Also may I ask you which of the OSI's did you use? They have a few different types.

[@TheRocknRolla84]

William Todd Yes you can get them from pretty much any hardware store. Home depot, Lowes, Ace hardware should all carry it.

[@StarBoyIndustries]

I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS SMALL SERIES! PLEASE DO MORE LIKE IT!

[@Mizpah61]

Hi Cody, thanks for making and posting this series! I know there must have been a lot of effort to setup the different shots for all the tips and views you provided, just want you to know ALL of it is appreciated and helpful.

[@rikkiesix]

How will you pick it up with your forklift if there are bolts going strainght through those metal square pipes? Nice project Cody Greetings from Belgum Erik

[@sleeperprelude]

The artist was Giotto, this is straight from Wikipedia so it is "probably" true. "when the Pope sent a messenger to Giotto, asking him to send a drawing to demonstrate his skill, Giotto drew, in red paint, a circle so perfect that it seemed as though it was drawn using a compass and instructed the messenger to give that to the Pope."

[@thekeith1221]

You could calculate the volume of the tank to see what those marks correspond to. It could help in rationing water?? Loving the videos by the way

[@jppatlorn1]

Your attention to detail is really inspiring

[@jakejones5991]

That was a great idea mounting that for easy removal. Those few extra steps are going to save you from so much future hassle.

[@michaelkaylor6770]

never thought of using the Torque setting on a drill motor as a torque wrench for the even put not a specific poundage!

[@danielgardiner214]

My wife is sitting next to me and bursts out laughing. "His caulk is hard!"

[@wranglerstar]

Daniel Gardiner I was waiting for this comment. An unfortunate choice of words to be sure. :)

[@jacobmelanson3210]

wranglerstar Cut your tip off? I thought you were christian!

[@jacobmelanson3210]

MegaMetinMetin It's a Jewish thing, Christians don't primarily partake in the tradition. They are also forbidden by the new testament to do so.

[@astrialkil]

Jacob Melanson can you provide a verse,?

[@georgeshaw8276]

Jacob Melanson Chapter and verse please!

[@aerosaaber]

I love this kind of stuff. I look forward to your next video, WHATEVER the topic is. :D

[@SpyderMadeKaSog]

Just got back from cutting up cars, gotta love it when you come home to more fire fighting related content:)

[@usnam68]

Great vid really enjoying this series

[@duane1234561]

Love your work wranglerstar! I will be buying myself a 20 acre property and I find your videos and the way you present them to be very inspirational and educational. Thanks again from your fan in Australia

[@splitshot37]

Love the idea of adding the skids. And I'm sure you will too when hurrying to get that in the bed of your truck when a fire is approaching

[@mcLuvineer]

Love these projects

[@kylebracken4794]

"For the sake of perfection": I would recommend not gluing in a pattern that encloses on itself. When you press down the air is trapped in the center and crates a positive pressure. For this application I'm sure it's just fine, especially since it's also screwed down. However, when gluing laminates, flooring, or tile be cautious of this as it hinders good adhesion. It's one of the main reasons of popped tile/flooring. Great video and project though!

[@CodyJames005]

just bought a caulk gun for about $3 at home depot that had both those features, but the cutter is aweful FYI! But i agree, they are very nice options. (who needs a cutter when a knife is part of your EDC ;) )

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

Good work doing a two-man job (putting the lid on without making a mess of the silicone) with one man. AQ-ing here. I would suggest making a "clean-up" cut on one end of the steel tubing, taking off just enough to get a good cut, then cutting the other end off so you have a longer piece of tubing as the "waste". Gives you a longer, possibly more usable piece of scrap tubing. Michelangelo would be impressed with that glue pattern. ETA: Okay, Giotto di Bondone would be impressed with that glue pattern.

[@Birdhousbuilds]

@ 10:57... you need an impact driver! have you ever checked out CPO tools online? i search the recons and have never been done wrong!

[@mjmcomputers]

Nice job on the base.

[@joshuarosen6242]

I was always taught to tighten opposite bolts in pairs when fastening down something like this to avoid twisting it. I don't know whether it really matters with something like this but I always do it just to be safe.

[@shento256]

Fun series , keep it up god bless.

[@thismaineliving]

wranglerstar The holes you drilling in the base, into the marine plywood should be sealed to help stop water from wicking into the ply and rotting it over time. Just a quick application of a urethane sealants, oil-based paint, or other similar type coating around the inside walls of the hole will do the trick.

[@sethbraunstein2552]

Just an idea, but heres a tip to help prevent the plywood from rotting from water seeping in laterally through those holes you drilled. Drill the holes oversized, and either glue in a short section of pvc pipe, or fill the entire hole with epoy and csm flake, then drill the correct size hole again, leaving a collar of epoxy. Both methods are used when restoring boats.

[@Traderjoe]

I really like how this is going! I wonder if you could also use a fiberglass oil tank as a supplemental water reservoir?

[@freemenownrifles8814]

NOTE: CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO OWN THAT CAULK GUN.... TOO MUCH FIRE POWER.....

[@kennethcollins2354]

Always like your videos,noticed in a few videos look like you did paint and body work at some point and time lots of those types of tools

[@cincycunningham]

I am sure it has been asked, but what can you tell me about the "tactical clogs"? I don't see them on wranglermart

[@bjt3150]

Those socket adapters for drill's are a very nice thing to have

[@bjt3150]

Sounds like the same set i have I got three of them on sale haha I have not found impact versions but i am sure that they are out there somewhere

[@deere751]

William Todd Milwaukee tools makes a set that is impact rated.

[@stighds8518]

The story you told about Michelangelo, I was once told it was to do with when he was asked why they thought they should hire him to paint the Sistine Chapel.

[@SouthWestIron]

A proper caulking gun for sure. Never seen one with a built in cutter. Nice.

[@clarkheywood6558]

Cool video I see the old John Deere bulldozer in the background of your workshop what's happening with it?

[@pspadotto]

Not sure if it was already mentioned, but the painter in question is Giotto, who, like you, was a Renaissance man.

[@kevino2139]

I Don't know about the rest of you, but I'm voting for Cody as president in 2016!! #AProperPresident

[@bjt3150]

Kevin O He would be an epic president for sure

[@toddreynolds9390]

First order of business, No use of metric.

[@bjt3150]

I do like the imperial but there are uses for the metric system I use both interchangeably and once you get down the conversions it is easy to convert and very handy for all different applications

[@kevino2139]

I use the metric system to. Although that's only because #theman makes me!

[@wranglerstar]

Kevin O Viva La Imperial !

[@outdoorsmen49]

Great video, but when you use metal cutting wheels don't press down hard it can heat up the material that holds the fibers together which makes the wheels last half as long and with cheaper wheels they will fly apart and it hurts like a son of a gun to get hit with

[@buildingourhomestead0]

When you grabbed that round saw blade I thought, "Now what in the world is he going to do with that vinyl??" then I realized what it was when it got closer to the camera lol

[@lynndonharnell422]

Might I suggest from a yachties perspective that butyl tape instead of silicon might prove advantageous. Never goes hard. There are also a large types of silicon all doing different things.

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

The closest I ever got to drawing a perfect circle was when I was a teenager I painted a perfect "sphere". I don't think I could it today.

[@dutchweeks1]

Don't know if anyone's answered yet, but you were right; it was Michelangelo and he was being screened to paint the Sistine Chapel :)

[@budmoore8144]

GREAT VIDEO

[@cowsofsuffolk2297]

I would fill those holes you drilled through that marine wood to protect it. Paint the inside of the holes or something like that.

[@karsonbranham3900]

looking like a first rate tanker setup! I want some backstory on the crawler in the shop. I cant tell for sure, is it an old JD?

[@rovingone3676]

He did a couple of videos of the crawler when he first bought it. You should still be able to find them. I have been wondering if he still had the crawler around, and was working on it.

[@thegreatoutdoors3822]

I see your Timber Framed Cabin in the background, are you going to finish it up soon?

[@craigpumphrey2228]

have you ever tried putting screws in tips of your caulk to help it from drying out?

[@291xMac]

I thought we were gonna see some K-12 action when you grabbed that disc!!!

[@norinm]

I hope the next one is to day I can not Wright Good find and set-up

[@mjallenuk]

Come on Cody ... cough up part number 4! lol I have no need for Wild Land Firefighting gear but I sure want some! I had a trailer which was ex fire fighting kit. It formally had a pump mounted to the top. SUPER heavy duty trailer! All the baffles had been removed along with the pumping gear. I moved it on as I couldn't do anything to save it. Shame really...

[@wranglerstar]

Matt Allen I was going to save it for tomorrow Matt. Since you asked so nicely I'll start it uploading now. Should go live in an hour or two.

[@kevino2139]

wranglerstar Thank you!!!

[@wranglerstar]

Kevin O I'm doing for you also Kevin,

[@mdbigman]

Matt Allen WTG MATT! and thank you WS!

[@kevino2139]

wranglerstar Glorificat me tibi

[@ronaldziehlke9720]

I hope that you sealed the area around the bolts in the base plate because you don't want that wood to get wet.

[@Ghost_in_the_Darkness]

Hay Cody it was Giotto that drew the perfect circle.

[@alexclawson4096]

Couldn't keep my attention with this one.

[@Soulman-lb3gg]

You need to buy an old Ford Bronco, Dodge Ram Charger, or an International Scout, take the top off the back half, and mount that rig on there. That would be one bad firefighting beast.

[@JoshKilen]

what are going to do with the old engine and water pump?

[@tags3976]

Can we see you work on the old pump and Engine please

[@tylerschirtzinger9799]

He was going to be hired to paint the sisteen chapel

[@robboss1839]

1:40 "this caulks gone bad it's hard"

[@CPerry-yq1fj]

Hmmmmm ....those bolts got room to clear the forks ?

[@wranglerstar]

C. Perry You are very observant. I have a plan you'll have to wait and see,

[@CPerry-yq1fj]

wranglerstar I'm guessing head is dropped into hole, from the tank side versus through the hole, welded in, leaving inside flush.... my SWAG / spoiler guess. I enjoy the videos. Stay Safe !

[@wranglerstar]

C. Perry You are smart,

[@mysciencenow]

faceting freehand also difficult like freehand circle

[@bigjohnypoper]

Sounds like a pickup box trailer would come in handy there

[@bigjohnypoper]

yes… higher ground clearance and better suspension than a regular flatbed trailer plus you could just hook onto it whenever you needed too and not have to worry about loading it on the pickup

[@nicholassmerk]

Aw man, you didn't use Titebond III! Are you anticipating putting the forklift forks on the plywood rather than inside the tubes?

[@nicholassmerk]

Thor214 I did not know the latter!

[@MrRichardbryan]

Did you change your mind on the sight glass ? I may have missed it but did not see your bulk heads.

[@MrRichardbryan]

Thank you.

[@BeachBow]

Just being picky, but you torque the nuts in this instance, not the bolt. In this application it doesn't really matter, getting it close enough is good enough. But if you were putting an engine together or some other machinery, you'd need to be more exact. IMHO

[@M0ntaroo]

'Goobers on it' - haha

[@lewiemcneely9143]

An old guy told me once that "It's just junk to the untrained eye". My 5 year old daughter replied that "Well, you don't have my eye trained yet, Dad". Out of the mouths of babes.....

[@MONKEYMAN-sb8nf]

I'm not know safety Sally but you should be using the right sockets for power tools.

[@wranglerstar]

MONKEYMAN0177 So you ALWAYS use the right tool for the job?

[@nicholassmerk]

MONKEYMAN0177 I don't think a drill is going to shatter a chrome vanadium socket. I do like using impact sockets though.

[@bcrusher1979]

MONKEYMAN0177 When do you use the left sockets?

[@thekamalwhf]

You should rebuild the engine that original was on the tank it seems cool.

[@wranglerstar]

Kamal Gill I doubt it needs a rebuild, probably just a tune up. I'll put it to use in a future video.

[@stevenhardy2898]

wranglerstar That engine you pulled off may be a real keeper. ....probably more reliable than the Honda under severe load. The Honda's only advantage is that its lightweight. Wisconsins are known for running a long time in industrial /farming environments. Some are also collectables and are very tradeable.

[@GrantButler]

Oh man, my luck is perfect today!

[@Doan84]

I would put the tank on a small trailer. That way it is always ready to move and your truck free of it.

[@DenzelLN936]

Giotto

[@bryanthreet6761]

Wranglerstar when will the treehouse be shown again?

[@wranglerstar]

Bryan THreet As soon as I finish this tank up. I'll be uploading treehouse,

[@Swilliamf]

What knife are you carrying?

[@wranglerstar]

Swilliamf CRKT

[@macey75]

First off......it's physically impossible to freehand a perfect circle. Hell, you can't even get a "Perfect" circle on computers (cuz when you zoom in it is actually pixelated, which is no longer a circle)

[@kyphilburg]

I believe the perfect free hand circle story you are referring to is that of Pope Boniface VIII and Giovanni Dupre. I am sure there are many such legends though. Names and dates don't really matter. It's the significance of the perfect circle that people are impressed by.

[@parkeradams5942]

Why do you save bolting the corners for last?

[@aerosaaber]

***** I think that's where the top piece bolts on (the top plate where the motor and pump attach)

[@TheKenneylee]

Treehouse!!!!!

[@BienenThor]

manly

[@thinknegative1]

Tube steel not channel steel.

[@Angelinasmonkey]

Did anyone else try and blow the shavings off at @8:05?

[@colinwilson1098]

I thought he was talking about the ninja turtle

[@platter4]

you need a good cordless impact driver brother

[@bcrusher1979]

Phillip De Young They don't have clutches on them to torque all the same. That's why he used the screw gun putting them non and the air ratchet to spin them off.

[@platter4]

i realize that but the last part of the video where he was driving in the screw with the drill it would've been much better to have an impact and im sure that cody would have many jobs that would benefit with the use of one

[@williammcasey7650]

GOOBERS???????

[@imchris5000]

you made a lot of waste when you cut the steel you could of just did it in 2 cuts if you just moved everything to one end

[@urbanmonkey48]

You can use a helper, I am volunteering. You should do a apprenticeship position. I am 36 and a little old despite how much I would love to work with you a young guy could really benefit from spending some time with you. Just a thought.

[@kycoalminer35]

Cody i sent you a facebook message about coal for your forge.

[@kycoalminer35]

JCrook1028 I live in Ky, coal miner for 15 years. if he has trouble getting any coal, he now has a way to get it.

[@nomadicbum1016]

always use a block and tackle, old guy like you could hurt your back we don't want to see that.,

[@Paul-eb3pg]

Please make it original, it would look so much better with a rebuilt and painted pump and motor. You said it was a corvette, do not put a Honda on a darn corvette. The hose coil works and that's electric. It would look so much better, disapointed in you I am.

[@wranglerstar]

Paul DiDonato I never said it was a corvette LOL. Honda makes the best small engines in my opinion.

[@chipwright6193]

wranglerstar Maybe as far as modern engines go, but I'll bet a good running Wisconsin could outperform.

[@chipwright6193]

Yep, I just rebuilt an AENL last year for my rototiller. Was the one you rebuilt for the bailer a twin cylinder or a four cylinder?

[@chipwright6193]

I got to run one of those twin engines on a Lincoln welder of a while. That thing was a beast. It sure did sound strong under a load. It was thirsty for gas too :)

[@chipwright6193]

Yea, those engines are all torque. The cost of fuel was of no concern back then. I have a VE4 that I want to restore. I can only imagine what it will do with the fuel :)