love the video brotha. i wish there was sound though. i graduate from school in 3 weeks and i actually dig hearin the noise. to me, it puts me in it and not just watching. Keep the good shit rollin man. We all dig it
That was a lot of work accomplished with not a lot of dudes or equipment. Great utilization of what you had. Definitely the right dudes and the right equipment.
JD, check out what's called a 5th wheel puller at truck stops or truck supply houses. It's just a hook with a T handle on it and might be good for pulling around the grating. I don't mind walking on beams like that but pulling steel on steel might be a little dicey. A little stubborn then starts to move, yikes. Great job.
Very nice!! ATL Key Grip here and I'm currently looking at spaces. I'll be locking down a 10k sq. foot shop space very soon. We'll need a mezzanine similar to this. I'll be reaching out soon. Thanks for the great Videos JD!!
Awesome video as usual JD, love to see what you guys are up to. When you build something like this mezzanine, are you working off of plans provided by the client, or do you design/engineer this stuff yourself? Keep up the great work!
Just sub'd. Great videos!! I don't get the bread cover though? I work in a clean room environment, hair/beard cover, gown, gloves, eye pro and ear pro. But your welding with a beard cover on!!! Get more contamination from welding then your beards!?!?
Landcruiser Toy Those beard covers will catch on fire & MELT, so no, it's not fire protective. It's because it's a food facility. BBs & spatter fall on the floor, but the wind catches a single hair, it'll land in somebody's breakfast sandwich every single time.
I first thought that it must of had something to do with food prep but looking at the surroundings that's not the case. What's in there that requires you to where hair nets? Looks like a tool shop to me.
Duncan MacKenzie my guess is they are in the maintenance shop of a bottling plant or co-packer. Around 3:20 in the background you can see a conveyor belt with what appears to be 12oz brown glass bottles. - Nice job on the mezzanine.
Great job guys! I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers. Keep up the good work!
Undercut!! Haha just kidding! Nice work brother
weldingtipsandtricks 😂😂😂 thanks, Jody!!!
love the video brotha. i wish there was sound though. i graduate from school in 3 weeks and i actually dig hearin the noise. to me, it puts me in it and not just watching. Keep the good shit rollin man. We all dig it
That was a lot of work accomplished with not a lot of dudes or equipment. Great utilization of what you had. Definitely the right dudes and the right equipment.
JD, check out what's called a 5th wheel puller at truck stops or truck supply houses. It's just a hook with a T handle on it and might be good for pulling around the grating. I don't mind walking on beams like that but pulling steel on steel might be a little dicey. A little stubborn then starts to move, yikes. Great job.
Awesome work!
Really like that LE Activ8. I need to get one of those and the plasma cut gussets were cool. Just subscribed
Metz's Mayhem thanks!!
Always nice to have at least one steel walker on your crew.
2759591 I do really like climbing on things...
Now thats a mezzanine
nice work. thx for sharing
great job JD work must be picking up now
What was all that electrical power/conduit set up to run? Gosh, where did the pretty music go?
Nice build JD
I think I'm a mezzanine junkie now.....lol.....I want one in my shop!
that was awesome. nice work.
Drone Retrieval Unit thanks!
Nice, simple, efficient
👍👍👍good stuff !!!!
Gib Clark thanks!
what kind of sites are these that allow you to work with no fall protection?
If you see this can you tell me what size bar grating you’re using? 19w4 1” height or? Also what size beams?
Very nice!! ATL Key Grip here and I'm currently looking at spaces. I'll be locking down a 10k sq. foot shop space very soon. We'll need a mezzanine similar to this. I'll be reaching out soon. Thanks for the great Videos JD!!
Joe Evora sure, no problem!!!
What size I beams u use and square tubing,
Awesome video as usual JD, love to see what you guys are up to. When you build something like this mezzanine, are you working off of plans provided by the client, or do you design/engineer this stuff yourself? Keep up the great work!
Ryan Mohr thanks! They gave us overall dimensions and the rest is us.
Exactly what I was wondering myself.
nice job. no prefab all on site work 👍
Chris R thank you!
Nice work JD
Gallagher Metal Works thanks!
thanks
Just sub'd. Great videos!! I don't get the bread cover though? I work in a clean room environment, hair/beard cover, gown, gloves, eye pro and ear pro. But your welding with a beard cover on!!! Get more contamination from welding then your beards!?!?
no so it get not on fire.
Landcruiser Toy
Those beard covers will catch on fire & MELT, so no, it's not fire protective. It's because it's a food facility. BBs & spatter fall on the floor, but the wind catches a single hair, it'll land in somebody's breakfast sandwich every single time.
Nice job. What's with the beard bags? Fire protection?
Duncan MacKenzie hair nets and beard net have to be worn inside this facility
I first thought that it must of had something to do with food prep but looking at the surroundings that's not the case. What's in there that requires you to where hair nets? Looks like a tool shop to me.
Duncan MacKenzie my guess is they are in the maintenance shop of a bottling plant or co-packer. Around 3:20 in the background you can see a conveyor belt with what appears to be 12oz brown glass bottles. - Nice job on the mezzanine.
Oh yeah, I see the bottles in the background there. Thanks.
Yeah, that looks safe dancing on those beams. Work on the grates out, not over the beams in.
What mig gun do you use with the active 8
300amp 15' Lincoln magnum
Thank you sir