Side by Side cargo box fabrication and welding modification

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
  • In this one, we take a factory cargo box on this Yamaha Wolverine RMax 1000 side by side, and modify it to slide it as far forward as possible, to get as much room as possible for cargo. We use the CNC plasma table to design, draft, and cut it. We use the press brake on the ironworker to brake it. and then we TIG weld them up, and give them a quick paint job before installing them back on the machine. We show a handy Super Cool Tool, and we also go over a new accessory for the 2024 Chevy Silverado 3500HD. Hope you guys enjoy!
    #weld #welding #welder #fabshop #fabrication #fabricator #cncplasma #tigwelding #yamaha #sidexside #yamahawolverine #shoplife #chevrolet #duramax #freedom #smallbusiness

КОМЕНТАРІ • 19

  • @blackrhinotactical6195
    @blackrhinotactical6195 Рік тому +1

    Hey Stuart, great video as usual. I am struggling with choosing my favorite parts......the great content...vs...super cool tools.....vs....super funny out-takes at the end...guess it will have to be all of them. Thumbs up again. Also, I sent you an email per your request, let me know if it came through. Would love to answer any questions you have.

    • @Freedomfabrication777
      @Freedomfabrication777  Рік тому

      Thanks again! I really just hope the videos are instructional and entertaining. I did get your email. Thank you. Hope to hear back from you soon. Thanks again for watching!

  • @bsg2580
    @bsg2580 Рік тому

    Krylon has a textured black paint that would match that rack exactly. Pretty great stuff for fabricated parts. No sheen hides a lot. Matches the textured black plastic on most cars too. Nice to see your son in the shop again.

    • @Freedomfabrication777
      @Freedomfabrication777  Рік тому +1

      I’ll keep that paint in mind for next time. Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah, I enjoy having him out there learning useful things. Thanks for watching!

  • @jasonchampion9932
    @jasonchampion9932 Рік тому +1

    Good helper!💯👍👍✌️

  • @MyLilMule
    @MyLilMule Рік тому

    Something that's worked for me when removing hex socket screws is to hammer in a "disposable" torx bit. Grabs a lot better and has never failed me.

    • @Freedomfabrication777
      @Freedomfabrication777  Рік тому +1

      Thanks, That’s a good suggestion. I’ll have to give that a try in the future. Thanks for watching!

  • @ronnieholloway9109
    @ronnieholloway9109 Рік тому

    Great video and great family

  • @jasonchampion9932
    @jasonchampion9932 Рік тому

    Looked great!
    Good job y’all 👍

  • @SuperDave21
    @SuperDave21 Рік тому

    Nice job, love the design flow and professionalism in which you perfected it! Thanks for sharing!

  • @mkearn724
    @mkearn724 Рік тому

    Nice content and as always the craftsmanship is 💯💯. I thoroughly enjoy the professional that you exemplify

  • @bradlewellen7461
    @bradlewellen7461 Рік тому

    Love your videos only thing I might have done differently would have been to use a matt black instead of the gloss. Other than that it looked great 👍

    • @Freedomfabrication777
      @Freedomfabrication777  Рік тому +2

      Completely agree. I probably would’ve got some of that “crinkle” paint if I had more time to complete this one, but the customer just told me to paint it black. Thank you for watching!

  • @neilheriot2361
    @neilheriot2361 Рік тому

    👌

  • @roydawson4882
    @roydawson4882 Рік тому

    Could you not get a valve of some sort to make your breaker slower and more control, nice machine just seems a bit aggressive, stay safe.

    • @Freedomfabrication777
      @Freedomfabrication777  Рік тому

      It runs on a hydraulic valve, and I can slow it down as much as I want. Hopefully the different blade material will fix the issue. Thanks for watching!