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@@mynameisgeiger turnbuckles to the four tie down locations in corners of bed

The Acetylene is vertical… oxygen and inert gas does not matter if it’s on its side

@@Markyusishen ahh

I just used length of pipe instead of sleeve it came with for extra height. You can buy pipe stand extensions though. I know Javelin makes them. These stands I think are GRB.

Would you mind writing out a material list?

No it fits lol. Couple inches to spare.

Pretty sure 200cf. It’s the standard industrial size bottle. 5’ tall. Deff not 7”

@@Markyusishen Ok one last question, what did you set your inside width where the bottles go, between the 2" tubes?

@@s1084098 I’ll measure it tomorrow. Can’t remember off the top of my head

@@Markyusishen thanks! looks like I'm gonna have to do some adjusting on the skid we are building. You video has been a huge help!

3/16” plate for the top. 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” x 1/8” HSS for thr rest of it. It’s kinda heavy. Tempted on switching it out for all aluminum and just have it hinged to the carbon steel. It was cheap to build then and I didn’t have the ability to weld the aluminum when I first built the skid

Castleweldshop.net they are Alumareels

Couple different ways. I used a string line at the height and angle I wanted it to run. Then held a digital angle finder off roll cage to string line off cage. Along with using sin/cos/tan math from all the bung locations to the desired dimensions. If you look at things as if it were multiple triangles it makes it easier.

It’s 1270mm between wheel wells. 1450mm wide after the wheel wells on tail light end. 1890mm long. 530mm high to get cabinets above box sides

Is the height from the floor? It’s a nice set up! Do you mind if I copy the design?

Height from bottom of skid to bottom of cabinets. And not at all

Why didn’t you put the acetylene holder behind the machine? Just curious, because I see they are commonly mounted there. Also what size tool boxes?

@@wolfe9905 I added my propane bottle and rod oven behind the machine after the video. I didn’t want to lift a big acetylene bottle in that awkward corner of my box with thr truck being lifted. Boxes are a weird size like 30” made them specific size for thr room I had

I got them off Amazon. Ones I went with are stainless from TCH Hardware. I was having a hard time finding them as well

@@Markyusishen ok thanks and really good video

I have a piece of 6” channel welded on from the frame of the skid up the back side of the drivers side cabinet with some links from a chain welded on. Right up tight near the welding machine. Top of the bottle is the height of the cabinet when it’s in the truck. I just use two 1” ratchet straps to hold it in.

2”x2”x1/8” for most of the frame. 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” x 1/8” for the deck and frames for cabinets and machine. 3/16” plate for deck.

Awesome thank you so much for your reply is the cabinets made out of the same 3/16 plate?

@@darkwing1018 oh hell no. Lol. 14 gauge. Nice and light

Yeah my own labour. Most time consuming part was building the cabinets and not having a break press. But it’s where I saved the most money .

$1200 Canadian. Metal supply store I purchased from is more on the expensive side too. They have no minimum order sizes and sell to everyone which is convenient but more pricey. I bought 4x8 3/16 for the deck $302 Cabinets 2 sheets of 14 gauge $275 40’ of 2x2” HSS $245 60’ of 1.5”x 1.5” HSS $268 20’ of 1” angle and 20’ 1.50 angle $80 for the lips on the cabinets. All Canadian prices

Worked better for me at this time. Don’t have space to store my box once I take it off. Or means to lift a heavy deck from my garage on to my truck. This was cheap. Easily removable with pipestands if I want my box back if I’m not working. And I’ve never been a fan of short box single wheel decks. I 100% agree with you decks are way better to store tools and work off. When the time comes and I get another truck I’ll be getting a long box dually and I’ll do a deck for it.

Isn't a shitty tub skid tho. These actually can hold a lot of shit in comparison. A large majority of rigs in Canada are this way. We carry a lot more things than a pipeline style tub would hold.

BertaRiders oh its tons of fun. Drifting everywhere and doing cyclones. Crazy how well they perform in the snow. I just watched all your videos and googled the locations. Moved from Kelowna to Edmonton couple months ago and need to find new riding areas

@@Markyusishen Thanks for taking the time to watch them! There is alot of good spots to go for sure. Will be going out to alot more at some point. Will keep in touch and meet at one of these riding areas or a new place I haven't been.