Excellent video. Lots of information without a single word.What you show is that there are lots of little tools that we accumulate over the years that work for us and there are some that are simple but their value during the job can be priceless. Good job as usual.
yes some tools are priceless I am in the manufacturing trade my self and the company I work for want us to use our own tools we get paid for the use of them just some people still have not bought any tools for them self I have stop lending tool out to them now I have 5 roll cabinets full of tool I have bought for the job I do and a full toolbox of tools I use they moved in container in the shops now for use to lock own tools up the new shop will have 20 x20 rooms for us to store the looks in I have sign out one I think I was the first one to do so
Aaron, just curious, what do you use the pressure and boost gauge for? Also, where did you get your tube notcher? I am looking to buy one. I have 99% of this stuff, so now I have no excuse. I need a lot more seat time. Excellent video, love the channel. If anyone likes this video you should subscribe to Aaron’s channel, it’s worth it.
Pressure/leak testing parts. Intercoolers, fuel cells, water manifold, etc. The notcher is about 10 yrs old. I can't remember where I purchased it, sorry. I'm pretty sure it's discontinued.
I've found the aluminum blocks on Amazon. Costs a little more up front, but shipping is way cheaper than Online Metals. Thanks for posting this video BTW. Hope everybody doesn't order all the Kant-Twist clamps at once and run them out of stock.
I just started my welding school because of your good ass welds!! Do you only do TIG? Because were gonna do MIG/Stick welding... And I was wondering if you could make some videos or give me some Helpful tips for MIG like how to weld overhead.
Here it is, Christmas Eve, 2020 and I'm asking myself "Why didn't I find this video two months ago!!" I could have just printed out the whole list and given it to my wife as my Christmas Wish List.
Ahem... Rulers sit on thrones. Rules are used for measuring. My old German instructor would hit me in the back of the head for such a mistake! Enjoyed the video.
I enjoy watching and trying to learn ur cool tips how ever it very hard for me since I am deaf and there no Closed Captions in any of your video which is disappointed. Please request to have CC (Closed Caption) on all your video and I am sure I am not only deaf who enjoy watching your video. BTW I will buy all the "how to Video from ya if there CC in all of them
Hi Brian, I don't talk in any of my videos. The only audio is the sound of the tools and machinery. On the website, there is lots of supplemental text when needed.
I have watched a couple of your videos now (subscribed). I can't believe how much you say without ever saying a word. Your use of visuals to describe what is going on is awesome. On a humorous note, you are too chatty, STFU!!! These are great videos. I look forward to watching all of them. Thank you!
Ha, looks like my garage at the moment.. I did a Tig fabrication yesterday and was tripping all over everything, and was cussing myself out for hours...
Love it. I don't do much aluminum, but steel yeah, plenty. I've found you can never have enough layout/marking/measuring tools, and good layouts can make all the difference. I've got 8 different squares, clamping jigs, silverstreak pens, carbide scribes, 10 different rulers from 6" to 48", protractors, angle finders, punches... The list goes on and on... You definitely have a few new tricks here that I'll be trying as I teach myself TIG and get more ambitious. Keep up the awesome vids!
Though this video was only going to take me 6:49 now 35min later. After going back and forth from link to video to oh what is that! Then into the rabbit hole of tools and links we go!
6061 .brother. Amigo fico muito feliz por você ter muitas ferramentas de primeira qualidade. Parabéns pelo seu canal no you tube você faz muitos vídeo bons felicidades amigo .espero um dia chegar ao seu nível . Parabéns abraço forte fica com deus .
Next time make it more clear right away you have shirts and stickers available! I don't always get to watch videos all the way through right away. I could have missed my chance! Just Ordered one of each though so we're good. 🙂 Also if you get a chance, about how long have you been using that primeweld unit for? Really considering one over the everlasts (bad experience with them years ago) for at home.
Hi Jason, I haven't used the PrimeWeld welder for too long yet. So far so good though (it has a 3 yr. warranty). Thanks for supporting the channel by purchasing merchandise, I really appreciate it. -Aaron
6061. com thanks for the reply. And anytime! Now I just need to set aside some time for your program. hopefully things settle down a little soon. Take care.
Hi Ruben, All welding/fabrication questions are answered in detail at www.6061.com. Feel free to email me if anything isn't answered on the website. Thanks
@@6061 Can you use a welder with any generator as long as it is large enough or does it need to be an inverter style generator? I have a Generac 7.5kw but it's a traditional generator not an inverter.
No one can make you share your tools. Tell em to piss off. I worked in a shop, owner of shop got into my box in front of me, I confronted him. He said I'm getting a tool out of our tool box, I stated he paid for none of those tools and it is not our toolbox, it's my box, he never touched it again.
You can custom make your own from parts at Home Depot (any thickness you want). Have them cut the cord to your desired length and buy the plugs that suit your application. Strip the ends of the wires and screw it all together.
I purchased my used Miller 225 AC/DC Thunderbolt from someone who worked on 18 wheelers- came with about 80’ of 6/3 cable rated at 600v. It’s about 7/8” diameter and has worked great for welding around the shop and area out front. Plugs I installed I purchased online but NEMA rated for 50amps is what you’ll most likely want- and I made sure everything I used was 50amp rated. Google an “wire amperage chart” and see how long the cable can be to carry 50 amps- that will tell you what AWG cable to buy.
The white helmet confirms.. you are the stig of tig 😎
That looks like AvE's cluttered workbench! 👍
That's what I thought!!!
P.S. E30 M3, huh? OK, now I'm jealous. You'll probably tell me that you know Mr. M Cars.
😂
Focus, you F**K! LOL!
Great minds work alike eeh😉
What about making a video on a tour of your shop, id love to see
Hi Casey,
I have a full panoramic overhead video with machinery part numbers on the website (the second video)
You fogot the most important instrument - your hands. And link to amazon of course.
Excellent video. Lots of information without a single word.What you show is that there are lots of little tools that we accumulate over the years that work for us and there are some that are simple but their value during the job can be priceless. Good job as usual.
yes some tools are priceless I am in the manufacturing trade my self and the company I work for want us to use our own tools we get paid for the use of them just some people still have not bought any tools for them self I have stop lending tool out to them now I have 5 roll cabinets full of tool I have bought for the job I do and a full toolbox of tools I use they moved in container in the shops now for use to lock own tools up the new shop will have 20 x20 rooms for us to store the looks in I have sign out one I think I was the first one to do so
Thorough, to the point, and saved the best for last. Thanks for sharing.
Link didn't go through for me. Any other place we can get T shirts??
www.6061.com
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#49 Variable height shim/positioner - Just a thin piece of stainless sheet
#50 Hand prop/parts prop - solid block of 6061 aluminum - www.onlinemetals.com
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#61 Honda generator (can weld up to 1/8" with it) - amzn.to/2NeIkSC
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(forgot one) Surface gage scribe : amzn.to/2CVq3oN
Machinery list is on the website www.6061.com
i'm happy when I watching your videos!
there's something super charismatic in the way your sped up footage looks
lol -- the compass with the hose clamp holding a Sharpie! That's brilliant, I love it!!!
Чувак ты крутой!!!
Can you really run your caddy welder off that 2000watt inverter generator?
Aaron, just curious, what do you use the pressure and boost gauge for? Also, where did you get your tube notcher? I am looking to buy one. I have 99% of this stuff, so now I have no excuse. I need a lot more seat time. Excellent video, love the channel. If anyone likes this video you should subscribe to Aaron’s channel, it’s worth it.
Pressure/leak testing parts. Intercoolers, fuel cells, water manifold, etc.
The notcher is about 10 yrs old. I can't remember where I purchased it, sorry. I'm pretty sure it's discontinued.
Thanks for the video
Content is👍👍👍Keep up the good work, man!
Where u get you rotary positioner
I've found the aluminum blocks on Amazon. Costs a little more up front, but shipping is way cheaper than Online Metals. Thanks for posting this video BTW. Hope everybody doesn't order all the Kant-Twist clamps at once and run them out of stock.
You deserve more subscribers and views.
I really like the way you are editing you videos.
Show de bola parabéns
How about that spinning clamp that you connect your drill to when welding round objects?
that one is on the website
Thank you.
Very cool the #51
where did you get that pipe expander you used in other videos ?
Where is custom made tools..!! Please show them too. 😔
T shirts no longer available? 😓
забыл расширитель труб , поворотный стол
The Stig. Of welding
I just started my welding school because of your good ass welds!! Do you only do TIG? Because were gonna do MIG/Stick welding... And I was wondering if you could make some videos or give me some Helpful tips for MIG like how to weld overhead.
Here it is, Christmas Eve, 2020 and I'm asking myself "Why didn't I find this video two months ago!!"
I could have just printed out the whole list and given it to my wife as my Christmas Wish List.
Muito obrigado pelo seu carinho e dedicação, você é um excelente profissional. Parabéns !!!!!
Ahem... Rulers sit on thrones. Rules are used for measuring. My old German instructor would hit me in the back of the head for such a mistake! Enjoyed the video.
I enjoy watching and trying to learn ur cool tips how ever it very hard for me since I am deaf and there no Closed Captions in any of your video which is disappointed. Please request to have CC (Closed Caption) on all your video and I am sure I am not only deaf who enjoy watching your video. BTW I will buy all the "how to Video from ya if there CC in all of them
Hi Brian,
I don't talk in any of my videos. The only audio is the sound of the tools and machinery. On the website, there is lots of supplemental text when needed.
Excellent. I have nearly all as shown. One we both need is a Rotabroach set. And SolidWorks and PlasmaCAM are a couple that are necessary.
I have watched a couple of your videos now (subscribed). I can't believe how much you say without ever saying a word. Your use of visuals to describe what is going on is awesome. On a humorous note, you are too chatty, STFU!!! These are great videos. I look forward to watching all of them. Thank you!
Ha Ha! Re: #8, they make left-handed deburring blades now, so you can pull towards you, which is much easier. Love your videos!
Ha, looks like my garage at the moment.. I did a Tig fabrication yesterday and was tripping all over everything, and was cussing myself out for hours...
Love it. I don't do much aluminum, but steel yeah, plenty. I've found you can never have enough layout/marking/measuring tools, and good layouts can make all the difference. I've got 8 different squares, clamping jigs, silverstreak pens, carbide scribes, 10 different rulers from 6" to 48", protractors, angle finders, punches... The list goes on and on... You definitely have a few new tricks here that I'll be trying as I teach myself TIG and get more ambitious. Keep up the awesome vids!
had a question, do you mig a lot? was wondering if you have a separate channel to just beautiful mig welds
Full video of the primeweld unit? Have you had enough hours with it too give an honest opinion?
Great video, thank you very much for sharing. This is actually beneficial.
Though this video was only going to take me 6:49 now 35min later. After going back and forth from link to video to oh what is that! Then into the rabbit hole of tools and links we go!
It warms my heart to see that you lost the battery cover on your #27 HFT digital "scribers" too...
You even go to sleep with gloves, I think. :-D
Nice! Thanks very useful info, I'm sure it took a while to get all the info in one place!
What is that fixture plate that you have on top of your table that you weld on?
6061 .brother. Amigo fico muito feliz por você ter muitas ferramentas de primeira qualidade. Parabéns pelo seu canal no you tube você faz muitos vídeo bons felicidades amigo .espero um dia chegar ao seu nível . Parabéns abraço forte fica com deus .
Have you considered using Wenol for metal polish? Unbelievable!
Thanks, yet again filmed edited and produced like a boss
Definitely need #2. Didn't even know these were a thing, so thanks!
Nothing posh and all practical, like it !
great Chanel
😂😃👍✌🏻🇧🇷
please do a video of welding off that honda generator.
Surely, soon...with time.. I will assimilate all this welding info into my brain.. Thanks 6061. Big Fan.
How do I buy a primeweld welder when I live in Europe
Surface gage scribe never gets any love
Next time make it more clear right away you have shirts and stickers available! I don't always get to watch videos all the way through right away. I could have missed my chance! Just Ordered one of each though so we're good. 🙂
Also if you get a chance, about how long have you been using that primeweld unit for? Really considering one over the everlasts (bad experience with them years ago) for at home.
Hi Jason,
I haven't used the PrimeWeld welder for too long yet. So far so good though (it has a 3 yr. warranty).
Thanks for supporting the channel by purchasing merchandise, I really appreciate it.
-Aaron
6061. com thanks for the reply. And anytime! Now I just need to set aside some time for your program. hopefully things settle down a little soon. Take care.
I believe #31 is left handed not right, lol
I didn’t realize it till I read the description
the "6061 starter" kit haha
I waited to see if #63 was included
i hoped you will selling #49 :D
this channel is a gift for all of us...
Awesome "silent Al" ?
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar
I love those digital calipers
Great list and love your videos
60 61 #62 welding mask
Most useful video.....ever?
It's friday, fool!
cool, going shopping...! : )
Nice set of tools man, I'm jealous lol
New to this channel, just wondering what filler metal do you use?
Hi Ruben,
All welding/fabrication questions are answered in detail at www.6061.com. Feel free to email me if anything isn't answered on the website.
Thanks
What about ur gloves
Top quality asmr
no8 What is tool name? 8번 이름이 뭐에요?
Why is your channel named 6061?
61 seconds in a minute? )
6061 is a common grade of aluminum
Still waiting to see the drill powered rotary table lol. Great stuff!
It's on the website. 2 videos and a full text explanation.
More videos please
Great video pal
4:00 - no noise, no fun
Wow... excellent
I whan it always
BRAVO GREAT JOB
So satisfied
I didn't know Honda make weld generator after I seen this. Now I know.
It's just a generator.
@@6061 Can you use a welder with any generator as long as it is large enough or does it need to be an inverter style generator? I have a Generac 7.5kw but it's a traditional generator not an inverter.
question for you if your company hire a new person has no skill of tool do you company make you share your personal tools with hm
Hi Jennifer,
I'm a one man shop. No sharing.
No one can make you share your tools. Tell em to piss off. I worked in a shop, owner of shop got into my box in front of me, I confronted him. He said I'm getting a tool out of our tool box, I stated he paid for none of those tools and it is not our toolbox, it's my box, he never touched it again.
Wait!! Newby is your helper, grunt!!!
Muito top seu trabalho
Really nice work and videos . Does someone make an upgrade foot pedal for the Prime Weld ?
Hi John,
I sell the TIG Button variable amperage finger controller. It's compatible with the PrimeWeld welding machine:
www.6061.com/tigbutton.htm
PrimeWeld is currently working on a better foot pedal. I think they hope to have it out in a few months. You can contact them directly for an update.
The air tools get me every time 😂
LOL!!!
Ты крутой! Спасибо!
Где инструмент от книпекс??
isso coisa de doido
Muito bom.
I need a good heavy welder extension cord, can you recommend one?
You can custom make your own from parts at Home Depot (any thickness you want). Have them cut the cord to your desired length and buy the plugs that suit your application. Strip the ends of the wires and screw it all together.
I purchased my used Miller 225 AC/DC Thunderbolt from someone who worked on 18 wheelers- came with about 80’ of 6/3 cable rated at 600v. It’s about 7/8” diameter and has worked great for welding around the shop and area out front. Plugs I installed I purchased online but NEMA rated for 50amps is what you’ll most likely want- and I made sure everything I used was 50amp rated. Google an “wire amperage chart” and see how long the cable can be to carry 50 amps- that will tell you what AWG cable to buy.
What about that belt sander?
Belt sanders are listed on the website (with part numbers) in the machinery video
😂 😂 👍
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