Pipeline Style Welding Bed Build Part 5 Building Tool Boxes and Laying Out TailBoard
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- I know I know its been way to long between parts and I apoligize. But here we are and we are ready to go. guys in this episode of schofield welding we back on the 2nd gen dodge cummins welding bed build. Today we are fabricating the tool boxes that will be under the deck. The deep tool boxes with low profile lids just giving an explanation of what kind of tool boxes we will be building. On the next part of the bed build we will building and mounting the tail board to the back of the bed. This little pipeline Rig is coming together awesome and we hope you guys enjoy the bed builds as much as we like building them. Be Blessed.
Who Are We? my name is Jake Schofield i am the owner of schofield welding LLC and we are happy to bring you youtube videos that are focused around God, the welding industry, being a rig welder, Family, Our great Country and Money. I am 29 years old and have been on the road chasing oil and gas work since i was 19 years old. I started as a welder helper in Fort worth Texas, Later went to one semester of welding school back home in Idaho and decided that being a welder helper was more my calling. So I went back to work as a helper in Wyoming. after that I was able to earn enough money to start buying my welding equipment starting with an old red face SA 200 after about a year of being a helper I finally broke out on a job in Greeley CO. I started on the pipelines and continued pipelining for 4 years and later transitioned into the fabrication side of building Facilities and gathering systems for the oil and gas. I have been through 2 down falls in oil prices the first time was a huge shock the sec Time we where ready. If you want to be ready for when times get hard be sure to tune into our money Monday episodes where I go through tactics and tricks to stay financially stable and how to find work during hard times. Throw lessons and mistakes ive made, I talk about them openly to try and help you guys avoid them. While I write this we are in another slump with oil prices and we havn't skipped a beat. We are still making money and doing whatever it takes to keep going. I have a beautiful wife Eliza who is a team player and travels with me in our 39 foot fifth wheel with our son Baylin who was born on the road in Brighton Colorado while we where on a job. We are full time RV livers. We use our fifth wheel to travel from job to job so that we can keep the family togehter and with me. I was very lucky in the fact that Elizas Dad my father in law also is a rig welder so she grew up this way. We hope this channel benifits you and we appreciate your support be blessed.
Who wants these guys as neighbors 🙋♂️. Awesome videos keep up the great work. Thanks for posting.
Nice build!👈🙋
Your helper suited up fully to weld
Does it matter?
Sweet looking bed! I especially like the “v” at the back end
Can you do a video on good welding trucks to get for beginning that’s on a budget and good welding machine and what jobs to take on when you first graduate school?
Sure is coming along nicely Jake 👍🇺🇸! I was just thinking that after this bed build series, it'd be great to see an interview of Randy. See what advice and such he'd be willing to share. Anyway, keep up the great work buddy 👍.
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I like this kind of jobs, thanks for share
Looking Great my kinda of work
It is coming together nicely. One tip I would give you is next time drill your holes for the license plate and tack some lock nuts on the back before you weld it on the truck. That is so small and in thought of, but definitely will be worth the time😂😂
Put the gooseneck ball in. If you never use it, flip it over. Just a lot easier to install during the build vs after the fact. My .02.
Look to ur brother in law is the foreman of the project just love that's little dude brother that rig is looking beautiful just a master piece let me know if you want I can airbrush some bad ass murals on it be safe brother and keep on welding
Patiently waiting on your blue prints & material list
Sorry guys I will get them to you shortly. My guy that was supposed to be drawing them dropped the ball.
Saludos desde Galicia - Reino de España....
Sweet!
nice job 👍🏼
Looks amazing!! Glad to see your doing good Jake!
Looking good man!
Damn good work
Hope you saw the apology and the bed only one word comes to mind excellent
It is looking good buddy.
Got mine all done it is working out really good.
Yeaaa!!! boy finally
At our shop we usually make flip up 5th wheel hitches for the trucks. Maybe that might work for you as well?
Blair I really wish he would of put one in but he decided not to. I have no idea why.
Can you do a full video interviewing him ? Thanks.
Just ordered my pancake hood from outlaw leather can’t wait brotha
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Was wondering how you seal the lids on the boxes to protect your equipment. Also do you make drain holes?
Does anyone know where the blueprints of this build are?
That cold circular saw apears as valuable as your torch, have you used any other brands, if so which do you prefer and why?
Bro got any plans for building that pipe rig bed?
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Has it already been said total cost in materials roughly? Curious how much it’s gonna cost or at least ball park it
About 3,000 in material.
Jacob Schofield ten fo 👍🏻 thanks man keep doin your thing 👊🏻
Where did you get that lid with just the leather on top and not on the bottom? Does it help block the sun a little more?
Carter it is from outlaw leather usa. if you get on our website you can order hand tooled ones
@@JacobSchofield Perfect Thanks a bunch! The pancakes aren't CSA certified in Canada so can't use those on the row, hope the leather will block out the sun a bit more. Cheers.
That square hole above the license plate area is for mounting a vice or something, isn't it? I've seen them done like that before, but how do you secure your vice? I was planning on putting one on my flatbed that sticks out so I can secure things with a pin, but that style would be lot cleaner and safer.
So they make a spring loaded pin. That is hidden on the back side of the skirt. Your a hundred percent right though it’s for mounting his roll out wheel.
@@JacobSchofield Ok, cool. Do you know where I could get one of these pins or even just a forum or something to see how it all goes together?
What Guage plate are you using for the boxes the last box I built was out of 12ga
Hey brother you have your weld paint on look cool
What kind of glasses are you wearing Jake?
What kind of portable drill is that at 10:48 in the video? That looks heavy duty.
So that’s a mag drill!! Really nice drill but pretty expensive. Randy got it in a trade. Makes punching big holes a piece of cake
What's up with those weird helmets??
Look to ur brother in law is the foreman of the project just love that's little dude brother that rig is looking beautiful just a master piece let me know if you want I can airbrush some bad ass murals on it be safe brother and keep on welding