I have done a few of them myself. Using the floor is a good idea for the design to be tested as you build stuff before it leaves the unit. Top stuff squire!
I know you are probably busy and making videos slows the job down but please continue to make videos I really enjoy them. I've probably watched all your videos atleast 5 times I'll go back and like them all to help your channel. Keep up the good work
Looks great! In my shop we use a huge metal table to layout our rails. Works great. Really hope they fixed those stairs though. They were looking rough!
Thanks for watching and your comments. That would be the ideal way of doing it with the bench. Especially for it to be true and good for line. But the bench would take up too much room in our size of shop unfortunately, especially if it was a permanent fixture. The steps were re asphalted after the install
Thank you 👍 The existing handrail tube top rail had a ‘v’ cut in to the underside with a grinder to enable the bend (presumably on site) and had been filled with mastic !
@@TheMetalFabGuy Like you say, on site bodge. The few times I’ve used or thought of using tube clamp system on angles it’s tricky to know for sure if the brackets are going to accommodate what you want.
Good job 👏 👍 tidy.. did you hear them galvanised too? I'd like to get more into doing railings like that..did you concrete them in as well as bolting them?
Thanks for watching. Undercoated and powder coated was the spec. Two bars were chem fixed into the ground. Coach screws /plugs for the top and bottom rail fixing back to the wall. 👍
i have a question.. OK so i have a workshop drawing and i need to cut a PFC at 153(Degrees), how do i find out the angle to set on the bandsaw, or transfer that angle to the Bandsaw to cut the PFC at that degrees...?
I have done a few of them myself. Using the floor is a good idea for the design to be tested as you build stuff before it leaves the unit. Top stuff squire!
Thanks Jon.
The flatter the floor the better.
@@TheMetalFabGuy Absolutely. The unit l rent now has a flat floor so compared the ribbed concrete floor l previously had l have luxury!
floor layout is a must for oddball stuff. I do weird gates all the time, and its incredible how effective floor layout really is
Well said.
Thanks for watching 👍
I know you are probably busy and making videos slows the job down but please continue to make videos I really enjoy them. I've probably watched all your videos atleast 5 times I'll go back and like them all to help your channel. Keep up the good work
Thanks Karl. Appreciate the support, and glad you enjoy them. Thank you.
Another nice job and a great video. You are a true craftsman. Thank you.
Nice build video and thank you so much for not adding some horrible soundtrack.
Thanks for watching Craig 👍
Looks great! In my shop we use a huge metal table to layout our rails. Works great.
Really hope they fixed those stairs though. They were looking rough!
Thanks for watching and your comments.
That would be the ideal way of doing it with the bench. Especially for it to be true and good for line.
But the bench would take up too much room in our size of shop unfortunately, especially if it was a permanent fixture.
The steps were re asphalted after the install
I think it’s safe to say that’s just a slight improvement on the existing one🤣 Looks great.
Thank you 👍
The existing handrail tube top rail had a ‘v’ cut in to the underside with a grinder to enable the bend (presumably on site) and had been filled with mastic !
@@TheMetalFabGuy Like you say, on site bodge. The few times I’ve used or thought of using tube clamp system on angles it’s tricky to know for sure if the brackets are going to accommodate what you want.
The key clamp fittings that suit the angles do exist and usually accommodate most angles.
That's great idea and layout Sir...And work quality congratulation👍
Good luck
With your Channel Rom.
Good job 👏 👍 tidy.. did you hear them galvanised too? I'd like to get more into doing railings like that..did you concrete them in as well as bolting them?
Thanks for watching. Undercoated and powder coated was the spec.
Two bars were chem fixed into the ground. Coach screws /plugs for the top and bottom rail fixing back to the wall. 👍
very nice 😁👍
Beautiful work
Good stuff 😍
Thank you for watching 👍
Do more fab work man for us !!
i have a question.. OK so i have a workshop drawing and i need to cut a PFC at 153(Degrees), how do i find out the angle to set on the bandsaw, or transfer that angle to the Bandsaw to cut the PFC at that degrees...?
Nice bro
Thank you for watching 👍
How much would something like this cost out of interest?
Depends where you’re from.
How much would you pay for it?
•Site survey
•Bespoke Fabrication.
•Galvanised/Powder coated.
• installation
I did my apprenticeship doing rails, you from aus ? Noticed your measurements are in millimeters.
Uk Matt.
Thanks for watching