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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- #JimbosGarage #Welding #MetalFabrication #JimbosGarage #Welding #MetalFabrication #Howtoweld I made this outdoor railing fence with cap moldings for a client who wanted to surround an outdoor seating area. It was nice to be able to use the cap molding it really finished off the project really nice.
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If you watch carefully as your welding the post in you can actually see them move back and forth a little because of the pull of the weld. Fascinating.
Jimbo…you make me sick. Your workspace is well organized, your tools are awesome, welding table is bad azz. You also make the best videos explaining your craft. Hats off to the professional metal worker.
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Really admire your work. Clean, simple and perfect! Keep it on. Love your workshop!
I only wear one glove too. I buy lefties which is a pair of left handed gloves. Saves wasting the right hand. My dominant hand is bare too.
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I've made railings for years. I don't know if it's the same in your area but where I was there was a maximum distance between posts of 60". Also if you alternate your spacer blocks from top to bottom and vice versa the error cancels itself out. Just a tip. Great videos Jimbo!
Does starting at both ends and do your adjustments in the middle look better?
I layout picket locations on both-top and bottoms first- (like a top/bot plate) then I tack everything together to avoid the warp he got. I also would make it in 2 pieces then weld together the 90 degree piece. I enjoy seeing how other people do it.
For welding the corner you need the FireBall tool mega square. Huge time saver. Didn’t think I needed one, but I use mine all the time now. Looks good
Clean.
Absolutely fantastic skills love all your videos great work and respect 👍👍
Great project Jimbo thanks for sharing... always look forward to your videos. Could you drill a couple little holes on the ends of your spacers and epoxy a little magnet that would hold them in place for welding? just a thought...
Amazing channel. Thank you.
jimbo this turned out very nice. weld on. keep making. god bless.
Dope af like always bro. Love it when a fellow concrete guy makes it no cap
Very nice work
I'd see it. LOL I see everything. Always enjoy your videos, Jim.
As usual it looks great and you make it look easy
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Excelente trabajo maestro 🆗👍 saludos veo todos videos
You the man Jimbo
gonna get a melanoma on that ungloved hand dude
Incredible workshop. I follow you from France
Hello from California.
Best Regards from Tyrol/Austria
It's funny that you mention the gloves and wearing out. I just bought a new pair my old pair is probably 40 years old and the right hand lining is coming apart but the left hand is it even worn. Until you brought that up it never occurred to me that other people only use one glove. I tried to buy just one glove from the welding store and they gave me a funny look
to obtain the perfect spacing of the rungs you have to divide the panel into the number of gaps between the rungs
I follow your design work
How are you my dear brother, I am from Jordan and I love your work very much, and the videos that you portray in your way of work are very, very wonderful. We learned a lot from them and developed our business.
I really enjoy watching this. Years ago I owned an ornamental iron company. It was the most gratifying work I've ever done. It was Not, however, even close to the most lucrative I've ever done so it was back to Sales. I'm intrigued by the Powder Coating. Most of the companies where sprayed self etching enamel - essentially on top of the mill scale. We had Powder Coating and even Galvenizing available. In regard to Powder Coating. I know if has to be prepped to white metal before the Powder Coating. How is that priced? By the Square foot or ?. I'm curious to know the approximate cost. PS if you can ever get your hands on a Pyramid Roller and a Iron Worker - those are very nice additions to a shop.
Surely you divide the spaces evenly from the start.
Nice and neat from a left hand welder in the UK
Tip I learned for the picket spacing, I just start at the middle of the railing and both ends turn out the same always. Works and I don’t gotta figure out the spacing to much
Why don't you just divide it evenly from the start?
I’m the same way with wearing gloves. Unless I’m up on a ladder. I love having the dexterity with my dominant hand.
I love your Videos. Very Insperation
Jimbo, I would have used punched channel iron In the handrail mold instead of the flatbar and on the bottom
Jimbo, would it help to start the balusters in the middle and determine the spacing on one side of center instead of having to adjust the last few? Great videos, thanks!
Jimbo muy buen trabajo. Me gustaria la traduccion a español gracias
Jimbo, is there any chance you can tell us how much you charged the customer for each individual project at the end of the video. Greetings from Austria.
Thats a good idea the guy from the fabrication series does that
I think it is expensive. Haha
I agree… please.
Excelente
Hey Jimbo. Thanks for all your great videos I really appreciate them all. I have a quick question. Is there a reason why you went with 2 1/4” on the handrail and an 1 1/2” on the bottom rail? Thanks again!
Jimbo, Can you tell us the name of the metal store you buy your 4X4 plates.To make sure I look it up correctly on internet.
Would love to buy magnet holder for tools but as a kit that we have to put together ourselves.
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I’m right handed and wear out the lefts, maybe we should trade lol
Do you do stairs?
Crack me up. You talk about boring. You sound just like an Ironworker. We just can’t stand still. Need to be doing something different all the time. Been watching you for a long time now. Dig your proficiency and attention to detail. You are a craftsman.
Went to order a couple of JB holders, but of course, you don't ship to OZ, bit of a pity for your overseas fans
i usually just use 1 glove too.
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There’s got to be a simple math equation or an app to be able to get the proper and equal spacing. Always did it the same way you do lol. Someone must know
Are you serious? It's call division.
General mathematics.
Its very simple! Inside dimension plus i picket then divide by spaces for picket centers
if you made some half decent welds, you wouldnt have to grind them all back. just a tip
All ornamental welding is grinded down troll
Hey Jimbo I’ve been looking for the company you mentioned where you get your metal from. King metal . I can’t seem to find them can you send me the address or phone number?
www.kingmetals.com/Mobile/Catalog/Catalog.aspx?CatalogId=c39