You hit 2K subscribers! Nice job🎉. Your channel will keep growing. Anyone who is serious about welding and fabrication who finds you will appreciate your hard work and follow.
C.B., that fork system for the Vent Trac is absolutely awesome, and I know the customer (like me) is gonna love it !!! Keep up the good work, buddy. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Great, Really enjoyed this one, good outcome likely better than original not familiar with OEM but you're design seems much stronger regards to the channel from Scotland 👍🛠️🏴🇬🇧
You did GREAT. BEAUTIFUL JOB ! Good design, perfect for regular pallets. However if a fork lift attachment was made for general work, the forks would probably have to be adjustable and slide together. I bet you could design and fabricate one like that also. In a lot of cases, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. Others have often designed items and sell them as options. Copying the basic idea of what they made and adding your own tweeks is a lot easier than designing the whole thing yourself, from the ground up.
Pretty slick. I think I would have added a staple on each upright so that a ratchet strap could quickly and easily be used to hold the load on the forks. Some backyards are less than flat. Nice job though.
I agree... I told the customer I was gonna do that and he told me not to bother with it because he was gonna run a strap all the way around the uprights and the load
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You can get adaptors for your normal drill press that will take an annular cutter, I love mine, makes life so easy for things that you can get in the drill press that you cant get a mag drill to stick to!
I have that adapter also but I don't like it...I don't like to clamp things in the drill press but with those cutters in a drill press they need to be clamped to keep the cutter in place. I'd rather mag drill if I'm gonna use the cutter if possible.
Great work young man. A couple of gussets going back from the uprights would have added more rigidity to the design l think. But, a fabricators job is also to make a product within the customers budget too. Well done!
How did you paint that at the end? Is it just spray painted or do you have a paint booth or similar in your shop? P.S. love the shop cat! I bet his job is to keep the shop clear of mice and other intruders! I have a cranky old farm cat in my shop who brings me dead vermin and keeps the place clean. He's on a pension plan with bonuses, I pay him in chicken when he performs well!
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I would paint it the same colors as the Ventrac make it look, well factory. I know you are trying to keep the pallet from hitting the machine, but isn’t there some room back toward the machine in order to ensure heavier items would be picked up? Never saw one of those machines before looks like quite the toy.
I don't completely understand the question...there is some room between the uprights and the machine yes....it's plenty of room for a person to reach into while strapping a generator to the uprights and removing the strap. There will not be heavier items...only the generators that are about 350-500lb
@@NBSWELDING I hadn’t thought so much about the strapping removal. I have seen some generators lift the back of a small kubota tractor, it was only a 15KVA but a diesel so a little heavier than maybe what your friend will be installing. So I was thinking 6-800lb units. Also was thinking that the closer to the tractor, the lest force on those arms and the V groove as it wouldn’t be quite so leveraged out
You hit 2K subscribers! Nice job🎉. Your channel will keep growing. Anyone who is serious about welding and fabrication who finds you will appreciate your hard work and follow.
C.B., that fork system for the Vent Trac is absolutely awesome, and I know the customer (like me) is gonna love it !!! Keep up the good work, buddy. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Thanks Paul 😊
Nice! Princess Kitty is the star of the show😂😂. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great, Really enjoyed this one, good outcome likely better than original not familiar with OEM but you're design seems much stronger regards to the channel from Scotland 👍🛠️🏴🇬🇧
👌 thanks for sharing.
I might’ve used that same brand of safety glasses once or twice.
You did GREAT. BEAUTIFUL JOB ! Good design, perfect for regular pallets. However if a fork lift attachment was made for general work, the forks would probably have to be adjustable and slide together. I bet you could design and fabricate one like that also. In a lot of cases, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. Others have often designed items and sell them as options. Copying the basic idea of what they made and adding your own tweeks is a lot easier than designing the whole thing yourself, from the ground up.
Came for the ventrac, stayed for your fabrication.
I am really impressed with your template cutter. How convienent for small parts such as that. Cool video and thanks for sharing!
Pretty slick. I think I would have added a staple on each upright so that a ratchet strap could quickly and easily be used to hold the load on the forks. Some backyards are less than flat. Nice job though.
I agree...
I told the customer I was gonna do that and he told me not to bother with it because he was gonna run a strap all the way around the uprights and the load
Most people don’t realize the amount of work it takes to think that out awesome job
Cheers from Nova Scotia
With the purr of approval 👌 nicely done again 👏 👍🏻 and you have another pattern for return custom 👍👍👍
Miss Diane had to inspect the job when it was completed 👍👌✌️🇺🇸😉
Turned out great! These jobs where you get to invent stuff look like fun! Congrats on 2k!
Thanks so much!
Another fine piece of work!
Nice work!
I remember using a pattern torch like you have way before plasma cutters were invented. They were the cat's meow back then.
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Nice fab work!
Glad you like it!
very good job ... I like your cat !!!! alban
That came out great good job
You can get adaptors for your normal drill press that will take an annular cutter, I love mine, makes life so easy for things that you can get in the drill press that you cant get a mag drill to stick to!
I have that adapter also but I don't like it...I don't like to clamp things in the drill press but with those cutters in a drill press they need to be clamped to keep the cutter in place.
I'd rather mag drill if I'm gonna use the cutter if possible.
Great job
Great work young man. A couple of gussets going back from the uprights would have added more rigidity to the design l think. But, a fabricators job is also to make a product within the customers budget too. Well done!
looks great nice job 👍.
Aaawwwwww kitty inspector 😺😻
How did you paint that at the end? Is it just spray painted or do you have a paint booth or similar in your shop?
P.S. love the shop cat! I bet his job is to keep the shop clear of mice and other intruders! I have a cranky old farm cat in my shop who brings me dead vermin and keeps the place clean. He's on a pension plan with bonuses, I pay him in chicken when he performs well!
I don't have a paint booth...I use spray, brush, and rollers when I paint...just depends on the size and shape of what I'm painting
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I wouldn't bother contacting Ferris. They will treat you even worse than the dealer has. No accountability at all anymore.
2K subscribers! 👌
Yeah!!
Very clever.
Very nice work.
Thank you very much!
Nice work bro
Thanks
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Nice work
Thanks
I was wondering about the possibility of forks on a ventrac. Got any idea on the weight limit the ventrac can lift with your fork attachment?
Dunno...I probably knew that at the time but I've since forgot
I would paint it the same colors as the Ventrac make it look, well factory. I know you are trying to keep the pallet from hitting the machine, but isn’t there some room back toward the machine in order to ensure heavier items would be picked up? Never saw one of those machines before looks like quite the toy.
I don't completely understand the question...there is some room between the uprights and the machine yes....it's plenty of room for a person to reach into while strapping a generator to the uprights and removing the strap.
There will not be heavier items...only the generators that are about 350-500lb
@@NBSWELDING I hadn’t thought so much about the strapping removal. I have seen some generators lift the back of a small kubota tractor, it was only a 15KVA but a diesel so a little heavier than maybe what your friend will be installing. So I was thinking 6-800lb units. Also was thinking that the closer to the tractor, the lest force on those arms and the V groove as it wouldn’t be quite so leveraged out
Cud have done wt something like that to clears ow this week
How many times is someone going to kick it before the splash some red , yellow,or put reflective tape on it?
Nice job. How much weight would that pick up, roughly?
Dunno---the generators he wants to carry run from 350-500#...I think it will handle that
@@NBSWELDING Thanks. The company I work for has a Ventrac. That would be handy for moving light loads on job sites.
Put your name on it
Did....put a sticker on it when the paint dried
Awesome job man!
Thanks!
Great work, I always thought Ventracs were like 7k bucks...boy was I wrong
more like 20k !
@@rgbrown90 Keep going.