I FOUND A 100 POUND ANVIL
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Build cooper a heavy duty welding table with a vice. He can have his own welding station with everything at arms reach.
Put it as part of the walk way accessible from all sides
Definitely a welding table and station. Alex Steele in Montana has some great vids on that when outfitted his forge in Bozeman.
The shop should cater to Cooper. Just saying.
Certiflat tables are fantastic.
I agree, Cooper should design the shop layout
That would be pretty sweet but I dont think they have room for it
I agree that Cooper's desire to have the welder where he can access it when he needs it, and he feels he needs it there. Cooper's needs should be respected. :)
Cooper will adjust to where it is or he will quietly move it.
The more I watch this channel Cole is becoming more overbearing he acts as if he is the boss and he disrespects Cooper much to often.
Next time something needs welded, Cooper should tell him to go get the welder and do it himself.
@@ronvera are you saying they broke up? How did I miss that??
Obviously none of you in this thread ever had an older brother. Quit picking on Cole. Cooper, I am sure, wasn't surprised by his brother moving the welder. (THEXWELDER THAT IS NOT USED VERY OFTEN).
Your dad recently talked about listening to his children and although sometimes he may not immediately agree, he lets you do what you think is best. Listen and respect Cooper and put the welder back.
I completely agree and I would like your comment but it is on 69.
COOPER should b able to keep his welder where it was he's always welding 🤗❤💯
The guy that does the welding needs his welder where he wants it. Its just a small ask but it is a BIG deal to Cooper.
We should drill some giant bolts into the floor then weld the welder to the bolts where copper wants the welder so Cole can’t move it anymore
I agree 100%
As a welder, I would much rather move the floor jack than my welder. Floor jacks are super easy to drag where you want, but welders are not near as fast to drag then plug in.
Welders go in the front of the shop, not the back! Ours is on a 20ft heavy cord to reach out to center of shop. Metal working area layout, welder next to drill press next to wheel grinder on stand. In front of that small welding table, next to 4×8 heavy steel table, where you do everything, heavy vice mounted on corner, next to that a metal chop saw leveled to top of large heavy table. Best layout I ever had!
A welder is more expensive than a jack. Move the jack not the welder. But then again I rather have a welding area. Shop is big enough for one in a corner.
Wow, the Kinze clip was super cool. I'm really in awe of who you are as a person, Cole. Your interview showed your heart and professionalism.
I second that ❣️
I believe kinze realized that too. Why else would they have made the video
Seemed more like: All about the money.
Sad.
Come clean with that, both Cole and Kinze.
I think you should move the welder back. It is important to your brother and moving it away is you telling him that his wishes are not valuable.
Let Cooper put his welder beside the table/vice. A lot more convenient for him
Moving the welder was disrespectful to Cooper. Cooper does the welding and should be able to setup his workspace so that it meets his needs. The floor jacks can go anywhere. Sometimes you need to compromise and listen to others and consider their ideas.
How do you know that Cole hasn't listened to Cooper? We actually have no way of knowing or judging that. I'm sure they've probably talked about it.
you need to consider that cooper might like it there but it won’t kill cooper to move the welder
@@sargentgamer4179 I think what bothers me is that people are so quick to judge Cole as being the bad guy without really knowing the facts behind what the two brothers have talked about between themselves. I'm sure they will or already have worked it out, but man, people are so quick to jump and judge.
I have to go with Cooper this time he needs to have a say about the welder
I agree everything doesn’t involve around Cole . He’s more office cooper is n the shop more
It’s always looks like your Dad and brother do all the repairs so why can’t they choose where they want things to be? Put the welder back.
I agree with that one
I agree
Agreed
I do not agree with putting the welder back, because Cole has a solid point, what's used most should be at the forefront. Speed is paramount. AKA time is money friend.
You can't make change if you're not willing to adapt.
cooper should be able to put the welder where he wants it. that would be a nice brother.
This way resentments set in. It's the one thing he wanted. Is that so difficult to accept? Show him his views count as well.
@@jorybennett5932 it’s for efficiency, not want.
AT Gaming
Doesn’t make for efficient workers
make Cooper a welding table and put the anvil on it that's how i have it ...you will use the anvil more than you think...your lucky to have Cooper there to do repairs he is pretty clever... with out him your repair bill would be real high
Cooper should be able to keep his welder where it's at...just saying...😁
Agree 100%
Cole makes youtube videos. Cooper actually does works.
@@Sam-pi6ch yep agree. But cole does make good vids I just sometimes thinks he gets a little too bossy
@@herobrien062 Yep...his head has definitely swollen a little bit.
@Acer Acres Cole doesn't get paid by the farm? Are you sure? That makes no sense to me at all. What's his incentive then?
I can appreciate an organized tool system. My parents bought five lots and built a 20x20 metal building. My brother and I were supposed to share but he was a hoarder and I AM NOT. He passed back in May and I spent about a week going through all of his stuff getting it cleaned up and organized. Working in a well organized shop is a game changer. I love your energy Cole!
Looks like Cooper and Sable are good at organizing too! Good job by all the Cornstars!
Hi Cole I'm sorry but I side with Copper the welder should be by the vise and the anvil on a big block of wood out by the vise and the torch and welder that works good in my shop with three welder I have the anvil out from the bench.
Cole think of vise and welders like your kitchen you want your stove and frig and sink a step or a step and half away from each other for working. P.S The shop is looking great your doing great.
Going with the majority here: place the welder where it works for Cooper. Cole states they don't use it much but it seems that prior and during harvest Cooper was in many of the videos welding repairs. Placing the welder in the back of the shop negates the flow for repairs. And just where is the part, tractor, axle to be welded located...in the front of the shop, (just inside the door) just towed/dragged in for Cooper's attention.
Coles full of it, if its any kind of a farm, that welder and torches get used all the time, and if they are looking to grow the farm, its gonna get used more and more..
Love it. I have been an Industrial Engineer for over 50 years and am impressed with your insight and thought processes. I have a Lean 6S Black Belt and have nothing on you. Will enjoy watching your journey and the benefits to the operation. Good luck and God Bless.
Its a whole lot easier to roll a jack than it is to roll a welder
I don't think Cole knows how to use either!
Mr. OCD Cole, you must admit humbly that Cooper “is” Mr. Fix it, put the welder where he wants it. 💙
Seriously, cole needs to step back a bit and stop micromanaging every single little thing people are doing on the farm.
Correct. Cooper does the fixing so he should have the say on how his fixing tools are organised.
Yes
@@Mouse231 maybe that's their set up.... people have difference strengths, Cole seems extremely business oriented and Cooper is still young but even still he bust his butt doing manuel labor. Each one has their own way of helping it appears.
@@Mouse231 calm down
I came for the welder comments and wasn’t disappointed. Yikes. Lol
Me too...
Move the welder back. Cooper always fixing, well u inside editing.
needs a welding area to its self , along with the machining (Drill press) etc anvil vice . A nice sturdy table to work on and a place to keep the stock IE wire spools and welding / brazing rods . Metal stock . curtain around it with a fan for ventilation . He works mostly on the equipment with the welding but it would be nice to have a place to fabricate . He has the talent and the mind for it give him some stuff to work with . Another leg Arms in the talent area .
Correct. Cooper doesn’t tell Cole where to put his laptop and GoPro.
@@fisherh9111 he might after he finds out Cole moved it. 😂
Cole does more than just sit inside & eat! Come on now........
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Have Cooper make a cart for the anvil with locking wheels . then it can sit next to the welding table he is going to build for himself and put where he wants it.😉
just like the Government. the guy who doesn't do the welding decides where the welder goes.
So much truth.
Cole is so focused on organizing the shop the way he thinks it should be but Cooper does most of the work. Cooper should be the one who decides what layout is most efficient for him.
Shame on you Cole. Cooper is the one doing the welding. You can move the floor jacks down to the other end. Leave Cooper's welder alone. 😊
or they could move that work bench down where the welding equipment is...and put a different work bench in it's place to use for other purposes.
You aren't going to edit out the part where the Cooper character kicks your ass for moving the welder so far from the bench, are you?
True Story 😂
I think we'd be surprised how strong Cole is
Lol, best welder comment! Taking bets, cooper +7
Jonah s
Just because you work out doesn’t mean you can fight
Wow, Cole, you interview really well! We already knew you could express yourself well, but it really shone in their video. Well done!
Cooper should be able to keep his welder where it's at !!!
Is this the famous Ben Dover that Esysman mentions in his Q&As?
@@fisherh9111 , I must admit that I am Famous ... I Am A Legend In My Own Mind !!!!
The Kinze piece brought tears to my eyes. Reminded me of being young on our farm...
I agree, that was well done and really struck a chord. My cousins have a farm in eastern Montana. Back when we were kids, we would visit them fairly often, but I never really knew what they did. Heck, I've learned more about farming watching Cole than I did from my own family. It's given me a great appreciation for farmers and all they do for us. So please always remember and never forget, if you ate today, thank a farmer. THANKS, COLE, and the WHOLE CORNSTAR FAMILY!
A thought, make one or both of the rolling tool cabinets specific to a machine. Red box goes to the new combine. All the tools you need for work in one place. Sprayer specific in another? That way you know the metric blue handled nozzle tool is in a specific box.
That's the best idea yet. 😀
@@clovergreen9959 thanks. Some machines have common parts, but some require the special tools. And then easier to do job in corner of shop. All oil changes use the same wrenches in a cabinet
Very good idea, each machine gets its own box, parked next to the machine.. the welder goes where Cooper wants it.. Cooper doesnt tell Cole where to park his laptop, although I have an idea where he would like to tell where to..
@@grandtheftautotune7715
😂
Or just small section of wall if each machine doesn't require too many special tools????
Cole, the factory tour and interviews were the best. Y'all were so real. Enjoy your channel so much.
Hope everybody had a great Thursday. It's always nice to sit down and watch a video from Cole. Thumbs-up up for me
Second note. My father had a big old Anvil. He built an Anvil stand on heavy heavy duty casters. The casters had locking brakes so he would roll it where he needed it then lock the brakes to keep it in place. It worked like a charm for years.
Your shop looks great!! So light and spacious. Nice job!!
Most clean shops rarely get any actual repairs done in them. Acres of clay on the other hand have primitive shop and do extension repair and builds.
I love the spot light on all the family run manufacturers and their technology, the people behind it and the dedication they have in their products. This is innovation at it's best
Dart throwing 101: stand sideways to the board, sight over the hand throwing, weight on front foot, wrist firm but not stiff, only move elbow (limits number of variables), follow thru
And move the dart board WAY away from the machinery tires, given your aiming ability.
Looks a little low too....when I usta throw it was shoulder height to me being 5ft 10
Thank you, thank you to all of the farmers.
Judging by just about every comment, the only way to irk all of your subscribers is to move Cooper's welder. Life is about compromise. But, you always do that with a brother anyway.
How’s it’s is a compromise cooper didn’t agree on moveing it
@@jedimasterjoe5386 It was a hint. You know, like hey, compromise and don't move your brother's welder. For one thing he's bigger than you are and he won't be happy about it :)
@@kateg7298 if your talk about cole being bigger lifting weights doesn't mean you can fight
@@jedimasterjoe5386 It was a joke :) and I meant that Cooper was bigger. It was only a joke.
Poor Daddy Cornstar won't be able to find anything after the kids reorganized.
Good luck finding your teflon tape DC
Try building a couple hammer rack/trees. Saves space, you can see what is there/missing.
Consider socket bins in your shop storage arsenal. All 10mm (no matter the drive size) sockets that are not in a full kit go in a dedicated bin until the right kit can be found.
Also...44in pallet racking can be worked on both sides. If not...I found deeper racking did good to hold stuff in the back and allowed for bench work.
You can put lockers / Enclosures high on your walls OR Enclose your future racking (Cage/Fence or Plywood/Plexiglas.
Higher in the top of Pallet Racking can be caged with no climb fencing on 3 sides and gated/door to hold light weight and easily damaged insulation, plastic, door skins, paint/aluminum handles etc.
Get a higher End Label Maker or Cricut Vinyl Cutter to make labels, signs and stickers.
Cole the least hands on guy throwing off Coops flow
Leave the welder at the bench. Your efficiency model is flawed because the floor jacks are used all over the shop. The storage location should be determined by minimizing the total feet the jacks must be rolled during a year. Jacks used at the back of the shop must be rolled 200' to get and return. Consequently there really isn't a "best" floor jack storage location. Also because of their shape they can easily be rolled in under a shelf which is a more efficient use of floor space.
Plastic darts? Puleez. Get some real darts.
In a few more years Sable will be in charge of the caged tool room Cole will build. She will have a helper.
Cole is just. control freak and OCD..has to be his way or nothing.
@@dorothyzbornak3757 I wouldn't disagree. I suffer (enjoy?) it also! I invest much time rearranging and making my shop cleaner or less messy.
What Cole should invest in is a real welding station. A heavy all metal table about 8' x 8' with at least 4' of clearance all around. Coop could fabricate some roll-around frames to hang arc blocking curtains from. Include an exhaust fan to suck the fumes away (which might also mean a small baghouse). Depending on where it is located (I vote for one of the back corners of the shop) new electrical circuits could be necessary. Several thousand dollars without a small catridge type baghouse. Several thousand dollars for the baghouse and exhaust fan alone.
5s is a very effective tool for organizing, cleaning and safe operation. We use it in our plant.
Life is more fun when you have a brother or sister to tease occasionally. We didn't have a dart board, just a target set up on the straw bales to throw pitchforks at. Raising beef cattle we had a haymow full of baled hay and a smaller storage section for baled
Straw. Stay safe and healthy, God bless
So the focus seems to be the bench location. If everything is being organized to the bench footprint, move the bench 4’ ft towards the rear of the shop. Welder where Cooper wants it, tool box located in close proximity, floor jack and safety stands in place. Then all the Cornstars will be happy! Just saying.........
Put the welder where Cooper wants it.
Organizing and reorganizing never ends. It is part of the 'always something to do list'.
If know one has said it lately....Thank you and your family for all you do, to keep America running...Cheers!
I love how cole has conversations with the pets lol
I have to say, every time I have a bad day at work ( which is often ) you make me happy and calm, first thing when i comes home after work is watching your video. I am so happy i found You 👍 thank you. I respect hard farmer worker.
I agree , it's not always what you want but should be a team effort . You all should work together. I don't see them telling you where to put the things you use . If it's convenient for them let it be .
Just came to say that I am so happy to see someone else implementing the 5S lean manufacturing system at home and on the farm. It’s something I learned at my first factory job and I use it on a daily basis. Very smart move.
Cole having a conversation with the cat! Too cute!
The factory where I worked did the 5S thing a few years ago. Pretty much everyone in the plant was involved with organizing some area. It made a huge difference to get the excess items out from underfoot. Sort, set, shine, systematize, sustain. If you've done the first four right it's easy to sustain. And if you've missed something it's easier to figure out what it is.
That was a heck of a video, kenzie did awesome!
One way to equip the roamer boxes is to place them, EMPTY but for the most obvious basics, close to their expected usual deployment areas. Then when you need a tool head back to home base, pick up an example you're happy keeping in a roamer, and leave it in the roamer when the job is done. This will take longer and necessitate some extra walking in the earliest stages but you wind up with an organic evolution of tool loadout. Now, during the winter, is a good time to do this since you aren't stressed with tight deadlines like during harvest.
Also: move the welder back to the front where it gets used. If you ever spent ONE second griping about anyone ever moving a tool from where you like to use it, then you moving a tool from where Coop uses it is hypocritical in the extreme.
Love how they spend a chunk of the day cleaning and organizing stuff, only for Cole to redo it, basically cancelling out what they did.
The shop is looking great. Just my own opinion and experience being a mechanic, put your screwdrivers high in the toolbox and wrenches lower in the top box. The heavier weight lower in the box tends to make it less tippy when rolling it around. Another option is to buy a couple rolling carts from harbor freight to keep the most commonly used tools in and the rest in the main toolbox on the wall .
Wanted to see Cooper’s reaction to moving the welder......
he told Mom
Totally cut that out.
You kinda did when he came back and just made that face
Thank goodness your mullet is back Cooper. In Summer's video you had it pulled back in a pony tail so it looked like you got rid of it. I can breath easier now. 😊
When you get everything organized in all the drawers get a label maker and put labels on the drawers.
Hey corn stars I haven t seen a lot of farm operations, but from what I see you all have the cleanest and best organized farm on utube. Im sure that's because its so much more efficient and easyer to do the work you have to when you know exactly where everything is. Keep them videos coming.
LOve The Kindness of the interview with #KINZE #FamilyFarmer. Thank you
Next episode...Cooper and Daddy Cornstar get to reorganise Cole's office "for efficiency".
Well at least the mullet's organised Cooper👍 looking sharp bro🍻
That was so neat to see the Kinze side of your visit. When I was working the flight line at a CG Air Station, we used foam inserts that were laser cut for every tool. Every drawer was the same out of 4 tool boxes. So when we did a tool check at the end of every shift, we would know what was missing. Not to mention every tool was engraved so we knew if we found one adrift which box it went to.
Cole. Coooper wins this time. Right where he works.
Love watching video's that talk about work needing to be done but never actually doing any. You're my kind of guy.
Get another vise to live by the welder, and put the anvil on a heavy rolling, locking stand.
The anvil needs its own shed with a coal forge and gas forge. Then the real fun can begin!
🔥+🔨🔨=🎶😁😁🎶
I've never seen soooooo much animosity about organization in my life! Goodness Gracious!
Might make sense to let the guys who do the work tell you where they want their tools. Just saying, that’s wife behavior.
Of the 3 of you guys, Daddy Cornstar is the handsomest. Clean cut, shaved and trim. 😊👍
Cole never touch another mans welder...
Amen, leave my tools alone
You dont mess with another mans woman, truck, or tools.. chapter 1 of the Bro Code..
Man rules :
1. Never Mow another mans lawn (both meanings)
2. Never touch another mans welder.
3. Never touch another mans Internet search History.
@@mwnciboo I think that goes for all garden tools lol
Hahahahaha just been reading all the comments , I have a funny feeling Cole will be shocked at the support for Copper and the welder , weve all given him a hard time over it . Cooper if you read this , know that weve got your back more than I think you realised 👊 well done everyone for standing up for Cooper 👏👏
Throwing darts is tricky, a better stand would help, better stability a little higher up too. The clean up plan looks good. The field trip video was interesting.
I loved the Kinzie piece. I'd forgotten they had done that interview so thanks for sharing that. I'm going to have to agree with a lot of the other comments here and suggest that Cooper have a say in where the welder goes. Great job all around CornStars!
Yeeesssssss, I'm not the only one who has a conversation with a cat.
I am so grateful for your positive channel and your sisters as well. I have had such a bad day..with people I love hurting and knowing I am powerless to help. So its was very helpful to relax even for a bit and focus on your videos. Thank you Cole and family. Much love from Missouri. ♡
Just a thought, but maybe both Cooper and Daddy Cornstar both get one veto for the organizing project. Then Cooper can get his welder back!
I Work in a steel plant, they are big on 5s, good theary but seldom works out. Everyone had to be on board, and if the guys using the tools don't like your plan, well good luck.
Cooper the real cornstar
The books guy the star of the show is weird since he isn't doing as much since filming and editing.
That anvel is just like the one I have in storage it was always at my grandpa house then dad took it to our place when he passed I decided that I was going to keep it in the family so every time we have moved I have taken it with me. It also had a stand just as heavy as the anvel but I was told that I should keep them together. The shop looks good keep going it will come together.
Daddy Cornstar sure did a lot of standing around during the organizing montage. Haha
Glad to see you are using 5S and Lean Manufacturing principles. Remember to label everything. Developing a supermarket system you can access from a laptop in your sheds could also be useful. Don't forget to practice Standard Work principles. Develop flow charts for all the everyday tasks you do. This process helps to insure everyone does things the same way each time, reduces scrap costs and increases efficiency. I'm a retired manufacturing supervisor and have used Lean Manufacturing extensively. I actually worked in Iowa for several years at Eaton, Belmond, Iowa; Fisher International, Marshalltown, Iowa; TPI Composites, Newton, Iowa and Terex, Waverly, Iowa. Great channel and I watch everyday.
I can't believe I'm watching somebody else organize their shop.
Looked like there was room for the welder next to the vice/bench and the floor jack to the left of the welder. Win-win.🙂
I'm with you. or slide the whole shebang one foot to the rear of the shop to make room for the jack.
Smashed that like button BEFORE I watched, because it’s always quality!
Mmmmeee 22222222
Ironically, it's the comment section that has the best entertainment value on this one.
Was really awesome video you showed how compassionate about your family farm. And yea 5S is an excellent tool for any organization you will love the process bless you all
Crazy how quick your yard goes I'm a really really big fan
The Kinze video was very nice. And truly special because of the Cornstars. 💙
Corn Cat was trying to tell you that all this re-arranging STINKS because he's not going to be able to find anything when he needs it !
😲🐱🚜👍
Sorry Zack, it is what it is 🤐
After a few decades trying to organize different tool boxes the only thing I have decided is that my sockets always go on those stand up organizers under the top lid (or top shelf) 1/2 drive at the back 3/8 in the middle and 1/4 in front . standard on the left and metric on the right. Every other drawer changes every time I get a new box.
An anvil ? Is that crazy coyote looking for the roadrunner 😂
Surprised he knows what one is.
Don't forget to keep your fire extinguishers clear so you can get to them. Hope you have more then the two I saw.
Especially for the dumpster fire this video created.
Cooper should BE ABLE TO KEEP HIS WELDER CLOSE AND NOT IN THE BACK. Makes no sense in the back🧐, can’t always be your way 👍🏻
Labeling which tools go in which drawer helps to keep it organized and where to find the 3/8 drive ratchet set, etc....putting the labels on magnetic tape so you can change the position of the tools.... label shelf’s to help put tools back where they belong.... Cole you could be the Shop boy to help keep shop organized..
Put the welder back. The jack handles will end up being in your way more than they're worth having handy.
Floor jacks are much easier & faster to move, leave the welder by the Welding Table,. You could also get anther set of tools, used or new, to finish outfitting the boxes, or have two different specialty boxes with specific tools along with the generals. Looking good though overall. 👍
Not to mention the welder electrical outlet is probably close to where the welder was. Now they probably have to move the welder back to where it originally was every time they need to use it.. Not real "efficent" at all, huh Cole?