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Trinity Fab Works
Приєднався 10 вер 2020
Trinity Fab Works Laser Gauge for Press Brakes
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Відео
DIY Powdercoating Oven (vid. 2 of 3)
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I'm not an electrician. Be diligent in your research/planning & consult a professional electrician!
DIY DeWalt Electromagnet
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Plans can be purchased here: www.etsy.com/TrinityFabWorksUSA/listing/1280409018/diy-dewalt-20v-electromagnet-plans?Copy&ListingManager&Share&.lmsm&share_time=1661777901338
DIY Powdercoating Oven (video 1 of 3)
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This is the first of a three video series on this small homebuilt powdercoating oven. We've used this small oven for over 1 year at the making of this video, and we've learned a lot. Video 1: general summary and construction of build. Video 2: electrical (I'm not an electrician) Video 3: things that I'd do differently next time! Parts Used: Fan: Dayton 1TDU9 High Temp Blower: www.amazon.com/gp/...
Giving Scrap Metal a Purpose.
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Turning useless pieces of left over scrap into a useful storage solution for the garage.
Weld-It-Yourself Mobile MIG Cart Kit
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Whether you're wheeling it around the shop, hauling it to a job site, or taking it along with you to the track or trails, this welding cart will exceed your expectations, and change your definition of the mobility of a MIG welder. No longer worry about your welder falling off of it's cart when being transported around the shop or in and out of your truck or trailer on race day. This kit allows ...
Homebuilt Press Brake
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This is a press brake that I built a few years back. It produces 35-40 tons of pressure and will bend around 30" of 3/16" material in a 1-1/2" lower die.
Homebuilt Plate Roller
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Building a heavy duty 36" plate roller from materials that were laying around from previous jobs. Interested in purchasing plans, dxf files, and detailed instruction? Visit the following link to our ESTY store: www.etsy.com/listing/985902234/plate-roller-plans-to-build-a-36-wide?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=plate roller plans&ref=sr_gallery-1-2&...
CNC Plasma Cut Stainless Steel Mailbox Numbers
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CNC Plasma Cut Stainless Steel Mailbox Numbers
DIY Collapsible Fire Pit 🔥🔥🔥
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Collapsible fire pit built with camping in mind.
DIY Industrial Desk | Modern Build
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A start to finish view of building a heavy duty (800lb) takedown industrial desk. Sorry that it looks like it was filmed with a calculator...future videos will have much higher resolution 👍 Like and subscribe for future projects: Future videos: - Scratch built industrial grade CNC plasma table - Scratch built 35 ton NC press brake - Scratch built 3’ 3/16” plate roller - Scratch built 2x72 belt ...
Instantly subscribed. Amazing build
@@Christopherbever I appreciate it!
What gauge sheet metal did you put behind the oven elements?
@@ron9453 its all built from 20ga galvanized
This can be used to calibrate the back gauge also? Maybe a video on that?
Hey man great build and thank for sharing your knowledge. Would you make a part 3 anytime soon? I am very curious to know what you will or have change after a year of usage .
Great Job ! I'm wanting to build one and your method looks like my choice to go with !! Thank you
Thanks! If you're interested, the digital designs are available here: www.etsy.com/listing/985902234/plate-roller-plans-to-build-a-36-wide?click_key=2a117812f1d22480647dbe69628d574e1d09fc66%3A985902234&click_sum=4484d791&ref=shop_home_active_2
Great video. I'm wondering how you treated the end of the threaded rods that raise and lower the top roller. How does it lift the roller up, is there a shaft collar or something on there?
It's not treated. I just put a slight chamfer on the end and put a little grease on it. It's been fine so far! I suppose that I could case harden the end. It has struts that lift it back up. I've had customers come up with pretty clever solutions to lifting the roller back up. My favorite that I've seen is a cantilevered counterweight that appears to work really well.
@@trinityfabworks6493Ahh, I didn't see the air spring. The version I was going to try was having a upside down U shaped bracket on top of the bushing block- the threaded rod lead screw runs through that and then there is a threaded shaft collar on the lead screw below the bracket so you can use the lead screw to lift as well as lower the roller.
... (wouldn,t like to my hand caught in it) ...
Id just put a rail on each side of the heater element and once the oven is up to temp slide thkse baffles right in
Too much talking.
Ok
What an awesome build and design. You're super skilled, thanks for sharing.
Have been looking for video 3 - what changes would you suggest for the air circulating fan (you mentioned that you were not happy with it in this video).
Like your honesty with this video👍. Not like the last video i watched the bloke was selling his dxf file on esty and the legs were the feet meet weren't drawn at the correct angle for when you were to weld on the circle feet on. Plus he sounded full of him self🤦♂.
Hablas más que una mujer! Demasiado... si quisiera escuchar cosas obvias, leería un manual.
Is your business named after the Father Son and the Holy Spirit?
The name is kind of two fold! Yes it is! It also kind of has a double meaning. I told my wife that when I started our business, that no matter what it became, it would always belong to myself, her, and to God.
Very nice. But hardly a DIY project for most folks.
The positioning of that Mig welder doesn’t affect its performance at all?? Like the flow of the Argon/C02 or the wire feed? I want to make a cart just like this thats why I ask but i was worried about performance of machine due to positioning.
Nope! I've been running it like that for about 2 years now and I haven't had a single issue. I figured that the liner might fail prematurely, but being so cheap I figured that the mobility of the cart outweighed the sub $20 liner replacement. So far, the liner is still a ok. I use that machine all of the time, even in the shop on smaller tubing because I like the small gun over the larger gun on my 252.
@@trinityfabworks6493 the liner where the wire feeds through?
@@ScratchDeez correct!
@@trinityfabworks6493 thank you!
Cool idea! Space and money saver. Would be good to do a close up view of you assembling it. Also seems like you have a new camera and a new video would be full screen and better quality. New follower- would love to see more of the actual process. Great stuff!
Do you have a link for the windows hinges.. having a hard time finding them
what is maximum thickness mild steel plate can bend
To be honest, I'm not entirely sure. I've never maxxed out the machine. I have people that have told me that they've bent around 30" of 3/16" stainless on it without any issues, but I have yet to find its max.
Very cool. Care to share specs on the electromagnetic silver canister part ?
Great looking oven. Nice clean work. When will part 3 be up ?
Hi, I have watched a 100 powder coat oven builds, And your oven, by far is the best looking, There are so many hacked looking builds. Your oven looks profeshional looking. Like your window idea. Can you show more on how the high and low vent was built. I see so many build with channel in the wall and then there is no insulation or only 1 inch. To me this would be a huge heat loss. How long does this take to get to 400 degrees? What watt coils and how many amp breaker. Maybe it you get time showing the controller build would also be great. Thanks
found your etsy shop and had to do more digging. brilliant
Any tips on drumming up business for your small fab shop? I just started mine a little while back and I want to start getting known.
Just do the absolute best quality work that you're capable of. Be straight forward with your customers about your capabilities and don't over promise and under deliver. I've not done any advertising, it's all been 100% word of mouth. That might be why I'm still a small business though 😂
Ever notice everyone has a lathe
Do you have the plans for the press brake available?
I unfortunately do not. My computer crashed, and I lost a lot of my old files. It's not an ideal design by anymeans, because I designed it around material that I already had on hand. If I was buying all new material, the design would have changed quite a bit.
Building this now.. wish us luck :)
Good luck! Let me know how it goes. Email me if you have any questions! Cody
How heavy of an object will it lift?
I would guess around 40-50lbs
GREAT VIDEO, ANY MORE BUILDS PLANNED?
Thanks! I have several others in the works. A 2x72 belt grinder, a 3x3x5 electric powdercoat oven, a large powdercoat booth, a 6'6"x8'x10' powdercoat oven, and a few other small things as well! They're all done, I'm just compiling/editing all of the videos!
I love the setup!! No issues with the welder facing up?
Thanks! No, I haven't had any issues with it, and I've been running it like this for a year.
You keep your water in your table really low. Any particular reason? Smoky I imagine.
What size sprockets I'm building this now
What tools do you need to complete the dxf file
I’m designing a slip roller right now and this video was super helpful. Please continue what your doing!
What pump did you use for that? I am trying to build one myself.
I couldn't even tell you. I think that it was a 2500 psi pump. I bought it from a guy scrapping an old hoist. Picked it up for $40
Best way to learn, nice work
What's the centerline distance between the bottom rollers? Curious if I build this with some schedule 80, or thicker, if it could handle 1/4" at full width? From what I understand, the bottom roller distance has a lot of say in whether that's possible or not.
I can't remember off of the top of my head. I'll have to check and get back with you. I'm doubtful that it would do full width at 1/4", especially with the pipe threader. I think that you'd probably need to go with a hydraulic unit at that point.
@@trinityfabworks6493 You're probably right, wishful thinking. Would likely have to beef up a lot more on the unit to get it done. Awesome job, looks like a nice machine to use!
@@tbroekemeier thanks, I appreciate it
Well done!
What are you using for a controller for you backstop?
I'm using an adjustable pwm wired to a stepper driver and a two way switch. It doesn't have a controller. You just hold the switch closed to make it move and you click a button to make it switch directions. The adjustable pwm is to speed it up or slow it down.
@@trinityfabworks6493 awesome thank you so much cool build btw!
love this build man. i have also been looking in to building one for my shop. keep it up!
I know Trinity fab works personally and I can tell you Absolutely that he is a man of his word he drove just over an hour to fix a product that I purchased from him no questions asked . Much respect ✊
Would you build and sell this roller?
Shoot me an email and we'll talk about some options! Email: TrinityfabworksLLC@gmail.com
SUPER KREATIF Sukses GBU
that scriber on the plasma table is that a regular vibrating air engraver pen ?
Yeah, it's made by CP
Looks good how much are you Wanting for the home made press brake
Sweet build. Thanks. It's a video so hard to tell if it's really that loud ... But the harbor freight pipe threader screams like some harbor freight tools I've had. Bad flashbacks.
Thanks, and yeah the harbor freight pipe threader is really loud.
Sweet build - we're working on a similar one but in an "initial pinch" layout to avoid the flat spots on the ends. One question - are the bushings in the plasma cut holes pressed in or retained with a set screw or anything? I saw you were opening them up with a die grinder, did you cut them purposely small and open them up to fit? Also one small note on those gas struts - you should mount them upside down with the rod end going down and the cylinder body going up - there is an o ring seal on the end of the cylinder body that is self-lubricating but needs to be mounted the other way around so that gravity keeps the lubricant where it's needed.
Nice work man, plasma tables are an amazing investment. Also the lincoln S500 welders have tons of bells and whistles and i have found the auto settings to be very accurate....that being said they are exspensive.
Nice dude! congrats on the Amada!
Thanks!
Very nice work