Build any size Welding Fabrication Fixture Table DIY Template Perfect Layout
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Build any size Welding Fabrication Fixture Table DIY Template Perfect Layout. If you are thinking about building a welding and fabrication table make sure you start out right. I show you how to build a template jig so you get perfect layout. I explain in detail all the steps you need for the perfect welding fabrication fixture table. This is a great how to diy do it yourself welding project.
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@Chris Kelly thank you so much I appreciate it. I hope you are healing up well!
Absolutely awesome. I need to do this...Soon. Only thing I can add is to NOT just trust that the drywall square from the local big box store is truly square. I have run across two in my career that weren't even close. Double check before trusting them when it's something this labor intensive.
@Bret Burt thanks man and great tip about checking the square 👍
I meant to add that any of your viewers wanting to do custom gates, fences, railings and custom staircases including spiral stairs cases, start your vertical pieces from the center of the width of your material and from the center of the horizontal pieces and never worry about correct spacing from there. Work from the center and then out.
Brandon. I really dig the earmuffs and that new helmet. The new equipment today is pretty nice from my days of old.
Great tip Rick! 👌 Thank you!
Can you describe that in more detail? Kinda confused.
@@marksarovich5534 you're really funny Mark
Absolutely great stuff.......... as a lifelong carpenter rolling over into metal fabrication, I can say, that every build has two components, both of dead equal value. The trick or skill is mastering each a best as you can. # 1 is layout ("layout,layout,layout" as my old boss used to say), #2 is fabrication. If you approach each one as it's own task, making them as clean and accurate as possible, the end project result will be outstanding. Transitioning from wood to metal fabrication shares ALL the same skills,... it just becomes of a case of learning to work the "metal" Thanks madman, your channel licks ass!
Thanks @Scott H I appreciate your support and your wisdom. Well said brother!
Good one Brandon. Pretty much how I did mine. Have done a couple more tables since, using the same template.
Keep them coming. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Basil! I have a lot of fun making these types of videos also. 🙏
@@BrandonLund That's the reason I watch. It comes across that you are enjoying yourself.
Thank you so much! 🙏🤘
I just watched this video. I have wanted to know this information. Looking forward to winter when outside work goes away, and I can build one of these. Thank you for this project.
Glad it was helpful and thank you for subscribing! Much appreciated!
You are the best. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Very good video, well done instruction and measure twice, cut or drill once. Starting a welding class at community college, couple of weeks, looking forward to more videos. Thx, again
Thanks man and congratiulations!
That was an awesome lesson l don't think anyone could do it any better ! I was just wondering about a round table top, l still have all of my marbels but they don't roll so good any more because the dust is getting to deep , that helmet is really cool ! ! GO Bless and stay safe TANK
@Tank Soldier I can relate! 🤣🤣🤣
That is so cool that was good to see the video of those two guys
I was very happy they filmed those and let me share them Scott 👍
Like the idea of the mag drill stand.👍👍
I get so much use out of it!
Great videos. I got some great ideas for my layout table from you. One note of caution though. Drywall squares are notoriously not precision tools. They quite often are not exactly square. If you are going to use one then check it for square with a known accurate square first. It would really suck after all the work to find out it was 1/8" out of square over 4 feet. Now I just have to find some inexpensive shoulder bolts. Great idea to use those. Thanks.
Great point. You can also use 5/8" drill rod to save a little money. Grainger carries it
Hi Brandon, a quick hint as a machinist and metal fab retired guy is something I would always do and taught my employees to always do. Instead of putting a R or an L on top of the piece you're working on, just largely put a sharpie mark on the front of material that is facing you and then scribe a Arrow going up and scribe a T for top and then scribe the word "To me" close to it. This way you always know the T or Top of your work and the To Me meaning it's facing you or at your belly. As for getting your holes to be exact and not worry about 1 side to the other of overlap space from the left or right sides, just Always measure your piece on the X axis (left to right) and then your Y axis (coming to you and away from you) and then divide the X axis number by 2 and that y axis number by 2 and then make a mark where the center of the table is. Now you can move from the center and to the left and or right and put your marks and then repeat from the center and go front to back and mark your holes. This takes away any guess work and it will be 100 percent evenly spaced. Next, quit calling me an older guy even though I am.. lol....Good job Brandon....
Thats an excellt idea! Thank you!
@@BrandonLund Please don't take my comments as a negative or some sort of hard ass critique as I'm just passing on my own knowledge and experience from all the years I've been working with Metal Fabrication and Machining. Much LOVE for you Brandon and I really think you're a stand up person and helping others achieve greater knowledge. Always, Always there for you need if need be so just ask as you have my email address. Live Large and try to Enjoy Every Day you're given.
Ciao 4 now....Ricko
@Rick O I love critiques. ❤ like I said knowledge is power and I think we can all agree there is a lot that we can learn from one another. That's why I love the comment section. There are a lot of folks willing to share their experiences and everyone benefits from it 🙏
51! Would never have guessed..... great vid as usual, thanks for taking the time .. :)
@Daeen Dean thanks man! 🙏
I am building a very similar fab table. Mine is bigger ( 43"×67" ) and is free standing on adjustable height casters. I like the drill template idea. I am going to use that . Thank you !
Thanks @william lanphar and good luck with your project!
Great video, enjoyed watching.
Thank you 👍
Thanks Brandon for the info, great vid
Thanks Mark!
Really great video again Brandon.
@Michael Anderson thanks man! 🙏
Thank you.
You're welcome!
😱 mind blowing ✨ awesome 👏
Thanks Travis!
Brandon, loved your video informative. Have a suggestion for you. Instead of buying 5/8” shoulder bolts which can be expensive. Try this. At my metal supplier I purchased the following: 5/8 solid round bar cold rolled 3’ long, 1/2” black pipe 3’ long, 1/8 x 3” flat bar 3’ long ( for template). In my area this came to about $28.00. I cut 1” slug off of round rod. I cut 1/2” ring off black pipe. Put the black pipe ring over the 5/8” piece I cut off. Hammered the two together hit the Top with my 2”x 72” belt sander. Went over it with my 3M buffing wheel. Done. Can male a ton of them for about twenty bucks.I’m going to cold blue them. Now off to make the clamps. Have a great day Terry 2:54
Great idea! Thanks for sharing Terry! This should save a lot of folks some cash and I'm all about that!
@@BrandonLund your welcome. I too am all about saving money.
you can actually drill through your part, without having a protective backer,
when using an annular cutter, as the slug acts as a barrier to the cutter going any deeper.
it will just spin in the hole and not allow cutter to harm the part below.....
give it a try, it will make life easier, it may leave a few minor scratches, depending on how long
you let spin, but it will not dig in at all......cheers from Orlando, FL, Paul
Thanks for sharing Paul I will have to check it out!
Another great video Brandon✅👍👌
Thank you Daniel! 😊
Excellent vid 💯💪🇺🇸
Thanks Gary! 🙏
It"s FRIDAY!!
Right on Willard! ❤
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There's a great project to do early on when starting up work fabricating and welding. I like the jig and simple approach that clearly gives excellent results! I can see I will want to acquire several tools and even make a few. The table is must have. Sure would like an Evolution Mag drill. I am now on the look out for a stand. I have portaband so I need to watch your video covering that. Thanks for the links to save! The table clamps with shoulder bolts are a definite take away also. Thanks again for sharing and in depth instruction. I have a question you may can help me out with. I live in the country, nothing really close by so I do not have a good place to buy materials, steel, metals stock... Do you have any sources you would recommend? You may have a video already, I have a good deal to catch up on.... Thanks!
Thanks man. Unfortunately buying metal online gets expensive due to shipping and big box stores charge an arm and a leg. Your best bet will probably be your closest metal fab shop. I have one 3 miles from my house but I drive over an hour round trip because they have much better prices
I wish I had your skill, I will try it, but I’m not that confident yet
@Ruben Vargas just take your time buddy and you will be fine. Verify, verify verify and once you do that it goes pretty smooth
Shut the front door. I thought you were the same age as me "38". I missed this vid as I was on a stag do and I couldn't see anything through the blur the following day. Workshop viewing on Saturday and new compressor in the morning. Thanks again
Hahahaha been there buddy its all good 👍 🍺🍻 thanks man!
Always work from your base line datum
Right on!
Ok Brandon one more question. You set your spacing at 4 instead of the traditional 2 in and I understand your reasoning. My question is, have you ever since then wished that you had made the spacing 2 in because of a certain project or because of any reason? The main reason I ask is because I'm about to pull the trigger on a 4x8 sheet of half inch material and I just kind of want to really make sure.
I havent wished i went 2". The only time it might really matter is if you plan to build small things. Most everything I build is longer than 12" so being able to grab it every 4" is plenty.
@@BrandonLund thanks man! Always as usual super helpful. 💪👍
@@BrandonLund and you just cut my work time literally in half. My Evolution mag drill thanks you as well! 🤣
Hay branden. Man you have so many skills.
Just wondering what your past experience is as far as your work experience.
Thanks man! I got into the trades when I was 17- 18. I owned my own business for 12 years building pipelines and sewer treatment plants but I got tired of traveling with small kids and a family at home so I shut it down and was hired by one of my general contractors doing bridge work and commercial buildings. I haven't been in the trades for about 10 years but i still continue to weld and help others here on UA-cam.
@@BrandonLund Wow thats interesting.
I work for the department of defence at selfridge airforce base in michigan. I'm a hanger door mechanic also do the electric gates to the runway and welding and fabrication. 4 more years to go.
Right on man! Sounds like an interesting job!
Where can I find the link for evolution , I looked but couldn’t find it ?
Under the video description I have all the individual tools im using listed, but if your looking for the general site, here it is aspireiq.go2cloud.org/aff_c?offer_id=5959&aff_id=16060
Where is discount code for mag drill
store.evolutionpowertools.com/ and use coupon code BLUND5 at checkout 👍
@@BrandonLund wouldn’t let me use the code. Spent about $2k with them. In two orders. Wouldn’t let me use reward points on second order
Thats odd. I just spent $100 a couple minutes ago on their website and used the discount code BLUND5 at checkout and it immediately took off 5%. You might want to give them a call.
Hi Brandon
I've seen a lathe chuck...
Welding positioner?
Maybe a poor men lathe?
What's going on?
@Daniel hahahaha good eye! I picked it up the other day and I've been trying to figure out what I want to build with it.
@@BrandonLund can't wait to see
I think to have given you few good ideas
@Daniel you sure have! 👍 thank you :)
Never toss your math skills. You'll always need them.
For your table, multiply the number of holes by by the spacing. 7 holes x 4" = 28"
Subtract 28" from the width of your table (lets say your table is 34"). 34" - 28" = 6"
Divide the 6" in half = 3"
Your first starting hole will be 3" in from the edge. Your last ending hole will be 3" from the opposite edge.
This is a similar procedure when laying tile so that you don't have a thin tile strip on the othe side of the room or if you need to position something to hang on a wall.
Because math lol. Math was never my strong suit. I cheat and use a construction master lol
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Thank you Bob! :) 🙏👍
I'm surprised you are 51! I'm 43 and I feel much older than you look. 😁
@Christopher Salisbury thanks man! I sure feel every bit of 51 in the mornings so I appreciate it buddy 🙏
You might want tell the people never put your finger in the grinding disk when cleaning off your work table
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Your jig holes don’t line up to your table holes
@C H That is impossible. The holes in the table were made using the jig.
@@BrandonLund The hole on the left part of your jig does not line up with the table hole.
@@CH-oz3li it must be a paralux error because as I said, I drilled the template then used the template to drill the holes. It has to line up
@@BrandonLund maybe so
CAN U SAY OCCULAR CENTER?
I can but I won't
Very, very informative. I've built 4 welding tables. Everything down to 4 inch on center holes is spot on. I regret doing 2 inch on center. I love that mag drill too. When I go to buy my evolution saw, I will click on your link to do so.
@Hip Airbrush thanks man I appreciate it 🙏 when I first built the table I almost did 2 inch centers but i decided 4" last minute and figured if I had to add them later I could. I really haven't run into any scenarios using the clamps I have to go any less than 4 so im glad I did. Plus for me it just means more places for little tiny nuts and bolts to fall through and never be seen again. Lol 😁
Super cool build Brandon. Looks like a great project coming up. Sure appreciate your channel, thanks for sharing with us folks who came over on the July Flour !! Stay safe and keep up the great work and videos. Fred.
Thanks Fred! I really appreciate you being a long time suporter! This fab table has been a blessing! I dont know what I would do without it!
You could be a vocational school teacher. It is clear to me that your intention is to pass on what you know. God bless you.
Thank you very much and God Bless!
I was thinking of squaring a piece of pegboard over my metal, and using that as a guide, and spacing as needed. Multiple choices to choose from? Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
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That's an amazing idea.
Thanks for the template idea. I have a weld table/bench 3/8" thick top. Going to cnc plasma cut a template them use my mag drill to make the holes. Possibly will do a vid on this too. Thanks.
@TJS Welding and Fabrication thanks man glad I could help!
You forgot to show that your fab table will do 45 degree angles as well as 90 degree
LOL your right. Sometimes I get so fixated on the details that I overlook that stuff. I will have to show this in an upcoming episode. Thank you for mentioning this 😁
Im thinking about making a welding table like fireball tools but im still looking how to make it mobile. Im thinking 6 plates of 10 by 10 and have 4 inch gaps in between. I question how I want to fold the table or if I just buy two good saw horses where I could adjust the height to somewhat level the table. Or im thinking if I should make a 4 piece frame that I bolt together for extreme strength. This video does give me a lot of good ideas on how to build it and more important the potential pitfalls.
I bought a cheap one off of harbor freight that folds up and kinda took the ideas from that. Worth a look
@@Guap303 I looked into cheap tables but I feel like they wont last. I need a adjustable strong table that I can pickup and get inside a van. Im thinking about the 4 piece frame that I can put together with ball lock pins.
Having it rigid but still mobile is a fine balance.
@@will.5642 I bought one of those folding welding tables from HF. You can't get a better value! I don't do a ton of welding but it has held up great through the 10 or so projects I have used it for. I actually had a heavy 12 inch miter saw on it and it held that fine.
You're a great teacher! I'm enjoying your channel more with every video.
@Michael Burt Thank you! 😃
From Zambia
As better support for not drilling more holes than you need 2" center rather than 4" centers is 4X as many holes.... 8x8=64, 16x16=256, 256/64=4 so 4 times as many.....
That template is fantastic, Brandon! Thank you so much!!!
@Steven watkins You're very welcome!🙏
The mag drill press is definitely my favorite tool in your shop! Thanks for the video. At some point I will be doing this to my welding table using this set up
@NK Zippo thanks man. It's super handy!
I'm recently retired and looking for things to keep me busy, always looking for ideas for my shop. Every time I watch your videos I'm always impressed. I'm definitely looking forward to the table build and the drill press build. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a welder, learn how to use mig welding I have machines from China but I would rather need one more like Lincoln or other type that you have
Thank you so many much for taking the time to share your passion for all things welding. I am starting my third career as I concluded my welding classes. I’m a bit nervous about this, but I really could use the welding helmet sir. I’m taking the certification test with a company by being tested on 4G. I’m going to try to bring everything back to remembrance this coming Saturday.
Fortunately, I’ve been working on stuff since I was little so a lot of the things that may be common sense to us may not be to someone else. I love how you take the time to explain why you do everything with the measurements… That’s the problem with most people they’ll say don’t do it that way but they won’t take the time to explain why that’s important. Keep up the good work buddy. We’ve gotta keep these skills going because at one time we didn’t know either… Great video, as always.
Well said! Thanks man!
@@BrandonLund Yes sir
Thanks Brandon! I was just about to do this so your video was perfectly timed! Thanks for the tips
@Angus McGuckian thanks man and good luck with your project! If you have FB please feel free to share your progress! 👍
Woodworker have a jig called the Parf Guide System, it could work here also.
I’ve never had a “drywall square” ever be “square”! I recommend making an actuall square jig!
Whatever works for the individual. If making a square jig works better for you than who i am to say don't do it. If you make a mark and rotoate the tool 180 degrees and it's still on the mark then it's square. There are usually several ways to get a job done.
I dont think the drywal square needs to be square provided you only work off of one edge of your table. Dont flip the square 180 degrees, so create a temporary long edge on one side of your plate and work off of that.
@johnwilliams727 spot on 👌
I made mine with a 200 mm spacing for most of the table and 100 mm spacing on the part that is used the most as my table is 1500 mm x 2500 mm. All my holes were drilled with a electric drill as I don't have a mag drill.
@Michael the nice thing about the wider spacing is all the little things like bolts and screws dont have as many places to fall thorough and be gone forever lol.
@@BrandonLund get a cheap ,magnetic ashtray from HF and put small screws in it as you go
Great idea! 👍
Good tutorial! I was able to come across enough (free) scrap material to make a 4'X6'X1/2" welding table. I will be referencing this video when I get around to making the fixture setups.
@Shane Barton nice score!
Nice! I have to watch the classifieds for people giving away stuff made of metal and then dismantle it so I have stuff to practice with. Done a lot of bed frames!
@@ChristopherSalisburySalz I have a whole pasture of old scrap from generations of farmers dumping things off. I have been slowly repurposing what I can and scrapping the rest. My next project will be a gantry crane from some I-Beams I found.
Afternoon Amigo 🙋♂️,
Honestly,, this project is the coolest 💯👍. And the mag drill is a total success.
The steel distributor I frequent sells its scrap remnants at .95c per lb.
currently. So a 3/8" or1/4" scrap plate could be a bit pricey. I'm keeping my eyes peeled for the free stuff, but not much luck🤷♂️.
Anyway,, Great tutorial 👌 and thanks again for the inspiration. Have a great weekend.
Cheers 🍻 , G.
@Gabriel Szekeres thanks man! Prices around here are pretty high right now also but keep your eyes peeled because I think we are going to see a reduction in steel prices soon. Hopefully 🤞
Very helpful explaining WHY such a table, holes and mounting is useful. I'm a fan~
Thanks! @MARK SAROVICH
Wow. Great technique and great explanation. Thank you for doing this. I’m very new to welding. (Flux cord for Christmas) your videos are a big help for someone feeling bit overwhelmed. Thanks again!!
Thanks AFrank Nic I appreciate it!
Very well done 👍 really enjoyed watching and learning the technique ….
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you @HENRY !
They make spatter spray that you can put on your welding tables to prevent getting spatter stuck on it. I haven't even put my welding table together yet, I bought one from Texas Welding that was $750, it has casters on it so it can be moved around. They say it can hold up to 600 lbs, I believe that's the weight they advertise, but since I can't use any of my welding equipment yet, which is due to our breaker box being full, I can't hook up 240V 30A breaker. I bought the Yeswelder MIG 250 Pro multi processor, and I bought the Yeswelder CUT 55DS Plasma Cutter, so it sucks that I can't even use them yet, hopefully I'll be able to use them soon.
You can save yourself some cash and just spray pam or any non stick generic cooking spray on your table. It's non toxic and works just as good as any commercial spray that you can buy. I feel your pain about a full power box. I had to rewire mine and install a sub panel to allow for the additional welder circuits.
With a good reach of the clamp itself holes with smaller center to center length is unnecessary. Excellent channel excellent video.
Thank you! 👍
Just now getting into welding and fabrication and I enjoyed the video. I can’t wait to build me a couple of fab tables for pipe bends keep making more awesome videos
@Rick Valdes thanks man! It's a lot of fun and very rewarding! I appreciate your support! 🙏
Thanks for the step by step Brandon love your content keep it up!!
@Patrick Beer thanks for your support! Much appreciated 🙏
Hi there. Watched the vid. My only recommendation is you should consider a set of 1x2x3 blocks or 2x4x6 blocks so eyeballing is not so much a factor.
Not a bad idea 😉
Brandon, have you used any bits larger than 1 1/8 and if you did how did it work. I've been looking at the Evolution but the paperwork says 1 1/8 that's not real large, thank you
The largest I have drilled is 1" and it did it no problem.
I understand you as a teacher. I actually bought a broken drill press to put my Evolution drill on like you. Oddly, in nature I fixed ithe press . It's great but I want anular bits and the slow speed.
What am I missing to make it happen.
Lop that drill head off and weld on a 1/2" thick plate 🤣
I wondering if you would do a follow up vid checking how consistent the holes are? I see you have calipers could you measure from one hole to the next and see how close they are? Also could you drop pins in all 4 corners and measure the diagonals?
Thanks for your time
Thats actually a great idea. I will see if I can fit that into one of my videos. Thanks for the suggestion
I always follow you and I use to learn from you, more especially I need to learn setups of wire speed and voltage when welding any thickness of material
Thank you for your support!
I’m having an issue finding a decent price on these shoulder bolts that or I’m not looking in eBay in the correct place! Do you have a seller you have used that has great prices I’m finding them for around $9 each or have the prices gone up that much since these videos?
Unfortunately Mark thats the economy. I paid around 4.50 when built this. An alternative to this would be to use 5/8" drill rod. It's just as good minus the bolt head
Hello, I would like your help, welding tables that have holes on the plate from which specific metal is the plate of the table?
thank you very much
Its just basic carbon / mild steel. You DONT want hardened or AR plate steel.
Weld the tabs on after you've scribed the lines on the cross piece, but before you drill the row of holes, and you can lay out the locating holes off your punch marks
Great tip!
Super nice Template Brother @Brandon Lund
Thanks buddy!
I'm a visual learner also Brand Very well made Thought out video Brother very entertaining @Brandon Lund
Thanks man I appreciate it. I do most of the stuff in my head just because I can "picture" it.
@@BrandonLund same with me It comes up in my head and boom just gotta make it
This welding fixture will work perfectly for me as I have limited space and would rather build it! Saving dollars is part of the fun too! Thanks for this video.
Thanks man! If you have Facebook, check out our welding community. In the "files" section, you can download a template to make the layout pattern
@@BrandonLund Thank you!
You bet!
I did this to my 4x6. Before I used to tack 2x2 angle clips
Nice!
Love the alien design on the helmet reminds me of Space Jam @Brandon Lund
Now that you mention it! It sure does!
@@BrandonLund lmfao yep
Did you buy the mag drill stand or is it a modified drill press stand i really need one of these for my mag drill thoughts?
@camerontrent1564 I built it ua-cam.com/video/tucWH0YbbVQ/v-deo.html
I can say from experience 3/8 isn’t the thinnest you can go I’ve used 1/4 I’m one before with good success
@Adams Welding My only concern would be the holes wallowing out over time.
@@BrandonLund I can see where you may worry about that. The table I used before was mounted to a harbor freight portable welding table as part of a mobile rig and it seemed to work well for the guy I was working with.
Great video (y) Stupid question. How did you do the last row?
Thats actually a great question, flip your template 180 and work in the other direction.
Brandon, Thank you for this Video, I really enjoyed your instruction, very detailed 😀
@Barry Phil Rush You're very welcome!🙏
Been impressed with how nice that evolution mag drill is @Brandon Lund
I really like it especially now that it serves dual purpose. It has tons of torque
@@BrandonLund yeah was a awesome idea taking that drill press stand
Yeah I know this is a year old video but here's the thing - I really want a Langmuir Arcflat welding table but I just can't justify spending that much. I can, however, justify buying a mag drill to turn one of my heavy welding tables into a layout table. Very interesting watching how you did this. I absolutely love how you snuck in that way to give away the nice helmet. I bought a Yes Welder true color about 2 years ago and I really want to like it, the view is fantastic when you're not being flashed and I'm sure it would stay on my head better if it was just a hair less flimsy, other than that it's every bit as good as my old Antra. If you're still reading this, just know that even though you made this video a lifetime ago, it's brand new to me and just as informative. Good job.
Thanks man I appreciate it! Those Langmuir Arcflat tables are nice but I would have a hard time justifying the purchase and the majority of the people watching this channel and others like it are probably not going to have an extra grand minumum laying around to buy a bare bones table. The one I built seemed more reasonable for my audience and it gives them a probject to build and hone their skills. I love my YesWelder hood but I think to get the most out of it I would need to take the time and get it adjsyted perfectly for my head. I'm old school and used to the one adjustment. It almost had too much for my simple thinking. The optics are crazy good. I might just have to swap out the extremely adjustable head gear for somthing less adjustable and fool proof. It sounds like this was your experience witht hat hood also @bobg8378
@@BrandonLund I probably was too hard on Yes Welder, I've actually got 2 of them, the first one flashed me every time I Tig welded and although it's a tiny arc it's pretty bright without shade. They were very good and quickly sent me a new one which has worked perfectly. Hey, just occurred to me maybe I could glue the 2 shells together and stiffen it up so it's not flimsy!
Hey, I was just re-reading your first comment, if you don't think you will get much use from a mag drill you can also rent one. I've had a bunch of folks tell me they built one but instead of buying they just did a one day rental. I agree the helmet is a little thin. I actually don't mind it. I just wish the headgear had less adjustment lol
Thanks Brandon, excellent video.
Bill
Thank you very much Bill 🙏
never use a grinder ! use a cheap flat wet stone for re flatening !
I always use a grinder but a wet stone would work also.
Would a traditional drill press be accurate enough? I do not have a mag drill is why i ask
You could but a traditional drill press has a limited throat depth
@@BrandonLund ok, that does make sense. Thank you
Where did you buy your straight edge can I order online
I purchased it locally but you can also find it online amzn.to/4636Lae
Great video Brandon! When you first built that little fab table I wasn't sure I would like something like that but the more you use it the more I have come to really like the idea. It would actually be perfect for my little shop.
@Christopher Salisbury I wasn't sure if I wanted a bigger table either when I first built it but I actually love the size. The only thing that would make it better is if my entire lift was that size, but then I would pushing the 1500 lb capacity once I put a bike on it.
I am going to have to make one of those tables. I have never found the drywall squares to be very accurate. The two that I have in the shop are about an eighth of an inch out over 4 feet.
You could always use a large framing square and extend the length with some flat bar. The important part as you run the tool the same way every time so your lines are parallell to the one before it. There are a bunch of different ways this could be done. A viewer has plotted a cad drawing that I will be making shareable shortly. Then you can lay the template on your steel and simply punch it on the plotted marks.
@@BrandonLund that sounds great and easy to do. Some day I’ll get a mag drill too
Texas Metal Works sells small fixture table plates that will help you get the spacing spot on.
Закрепить сверлильный станок на направляющие как на чпу и все
Thats pretty much it :)
L
Who makes the helmet?
I want one!
If it was red and black, Fronius
Thats awesome how you did that
Thanks! And thanks for the recent SUB! I appreciate it!