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@@aaronlevihutchison2443 tons of fun

I just ordered me the 99cm snowfeet . Hopefully I get good and get longer ones

@@chrisfusco1108 They are true to size. Let us know what you think once you get them. So far I am happy with them. But I do hear mixed reviews on them.

@@DanielFowler88 Installs are my favorite part of the railing jobs. That's when you get to see the finished product!

@@davidtown6825 Thank you! Thanks for watching!

@@LorreEthier-wt2st I was wondering if anyone would catch that part 😂 Thanks for watching! I'll keep them coming!

Thank you, I am focusing more on making videos specifically for UA-cam instead of sharing the TikTok stuff.

Thank you, customers are thrilled with the job

@@Zig_Was_Here thank you, happy thanksgiving!

@@LostinMIA they are really doing it right. I love their products!

Thank you so much 😀

💪 will do! Thank you!

Thank you!

@@jamessowards3822 not yet, it is in the works.

Thank you!

Go for it! Best decision I ever made!

@@XIVMike they definitely come in handy. I have 2

Thanks for commenting, I plan on going in depth on how I get my measurements. I have a small job next month that would make for a perfect video on that. I will have the second part of the video up in the next week. I am installing the finished rail Friday.

@ me and my buddy have been getting more and more railing jobs and I’d like to find a good way to get faster and getting the right measurements needed. Especially the angles.

@@XIVMikesometimes they can be a little tricky. Also I know a lot of guys will just build on site

@@phoenixfabrication5442 I am one of those guy lol I want to stop doing that and have little to no work onsite

@XIVMike I have some where I have to build onsite. It is a hard way of doing things

They are really extremely comfortable straight out of the box. I haven't heard anything bad about the USA made boots but I don't think they have been out long enough for anyone to do a full review yet. I was really Surprised how comfortable they were straight out of the box. Also they fit true to size.

It is already sold. I don't remember what I got for it.

Well I've been welding and fabricating for 16+ Years. I feel sorry for the ppl that take time out of their day to bash someone else and usually have no clue what they are talking about. Thank you for commenting. Weld on🤟

I have been testing out the imported brunts for the last 3 months. After a little more time on the imported brunts I will switch over to the USA boots. Going to do an update video on the imported brunts soon

@@BradOzCinema thank you for commenting! Glad to help!

Also the intro is 🤌

@@breaktime919 thanks for commenting! I'll be posting at least 1 to 2 times a week!

@ I’m hoping to get my start on my own here after almost 15 years in a shop. Any help on stairs and railings especially much appreciated! I figure that’s a great way to get into the game.

It's really hard to explain it. I am not the best teacher. But I'll try my best to get the knowledge I have out into the youtube universe. 🤟

@@3dservicesllc it came with a coolant feed bottle. I don't use it. Just gets in the way and makes a mess. I just use a couple drips of thread cutting fluid. Unless I am drilling a 1" Plus plate. Also have a coolant paste that works well. Never had any problems with bits dying too early on me. Thanks for the tip tho. Definitely won't do the sandpaper. 🤣

Also putting benches around the flower pot

Hahaha, making a flower pot 4'x9'

@@jamessowards3822 the bits it came with are 3/4" maybe a hair smaller. I'll check it with a bit tomorrow.

@@jamessowards3822 I figured that out about halfway through the plates I needed to drill. Lol

I am going to do another video with that setup and how I would use it

Thank you, trying to make them better. I think I at least getting the sound figured out. UA-cam is a great way to learn tips and tricks. I plan on sharing some of mine that I've picked up over the years

@@Falstaff1893 I'll keep an eye on it. Will be doing a full review after I use it for awhile. I can tell you right now that it doesn't have the safety features like the other one I have. Probably do a comparison video with Hogan also.

@@phoenixfabrication5442 I got a Evolution Mag for durability & longevity but I also have some cheep Chinese made tools including a Vevor spring compressor they do what there intended for but I don't expect much lifespan from them as the I regard them as cannon fodder as the old saying goes buy cheap buy twice

I paid up for my Hogan mag drill. And I know it's quality that's going to last me a lifetime. This vevor drill is great value for someone that doesn't have $1,000 to spend on Hogan or Milwaukee brand mag drills.

@@phoenixfabrication5442 Yep were not all wealthy that's for sure! so good luck I'll will keep an eye on how the Vevor goes in the future

Thank you!

I did 2 years at welding class too. When I started making art I just made what I wanted to make or thought would look cool and gave it away to friends and family. Then ppl started asking to buy my art so I started selling it. You can find local art fairs to apply to. I took a class on how to sell, market and how to apply to art fairs. Also if you have any galleries in your area you can ask if they would like to sell your work. If you start making stuff you will find your own groove and style with things that work and things that don't work. Make on🤙

@@phoenixfabrication5442 Hey man, thanks for pointing me in the right direction, getting started now seems a lot less intimidating, lol 😅👍

@@breaktime919 I will be doing a video on the sheet I use. It's too hard to explain over text. Keep an eye out for it in the coming weeks

Making things fit a little easier. But I am still going to keep these bits far away from the standard bits I am used to using. 😂

@@phoenixfabrication5442 a 20mm bit is more than 3/4" but less than 13/16". Did the drill come with that size?

It came with sizes 16mm through 27 mm.

Good question, It was a rush job that needed to be done ASAP. When I went to measure the job I totally forgot to take those measurements. So instead of going back out to get the measurements I needed I just fabricated it on site. I prefer to do all work in the shop and powder coat but this needed done ASAP per customer request.

I think I heard that before... The customer was all smiles after install. Carpenters are going to come in and finish the top off with a wood cap.

Have you tried the new marin boots they are made in the USA? Don't knock them until you try them

Brunts are super comfortable. Don't know what this guy is talking about

​@@phoenixfabrication5442 they might be comfortable out of the box but they are POS

The USA made Brunts are resoleable

@@SergeantBurke USA made Brunts come with welted sole. The Chinese versions are a glued sole.

💯 can not disagree!

I agree with you. Same thing I told the customer. But sometimes the customer gets what they want. At least it's an interior railing so don't worry about water getting in.

bruntworkwear.com/products/the-marin-welted-usa-soft-toe?currency=USD&variant=44239113158814&stkn=f60db9a761c3&g_acctid=369-073-1966&g_adgroupid=&g_adid=&g_adtype=none&g_campaign=ws_pmax-us-boots-marin&g_campaignid=17717672301&g_keyword=&g_keywordid=&g_network=x&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwvKi4BhABEiwAH2gcw-_2dWQnnN67SjyKyVmR0JxkB8XKrmuSEkvMp-N93t1CmMVGRLXY-BoCmFkQAvD_BwE

Link to the boots I unboxed.