NEW TOOLS AND A HAPPY WIFE?!!
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2022
- In Episode 195 of Mike Finnegan's Garage, I show you how to mod your welding cart to keep those must-have tools from falling on the floor. Thanks to Miller Welders for providing me with a new tool that will make my wife happy; a Miller Welders fume extractor! This baby inhales the smoke from cutting, welding and grinding in my basement garage so that my wife doesn't have to smell it anymore. She doesn't know it, but she just go an early mother's day present!
This episode also features a visit from Andy Weyenberg from Miller Welders Real Garage and he gave us tons of useful tips, which you can use for setting up and using the machines in your garage. Best of all, Andy showed us how to build a new top for our welder cart to hold all of the the tools and you can copy this top at home. Check it out!
link to in-depth guide to building the welder cart tray: www.millerwelds.com/resources...
link to the Miller Welders fume extractor:
FILTAIR® 130 Portable Fume Extractor- www.millerwelds.com/safety/fu...
link to the Miller Multimatic® 220 AC/DC:
www.millerwelds.com/equipment...
link to the Dynasty 400:
Dynasty® 400- CZcams www.millerwelds.com/equipment...
And if you'd like to help support this channel and not be naked when outside the house you can pick up our new shirts, hats, hoodies and stickers here:
www.fsmgarage.com
Thanks!
-Finnegan - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Gotta love those projects where you have to stop and build new tools to finish.
The look you guys gave each other at 11 minutes when he was converting that measurement was priceless
hahahaha they were like yes of course hahaha
@@CHASINGMUSCLECARS that moment of " yeah sure I'll take your word for it!"
I think your right haha
11 reminds me of the movie
(Spinal Tap) 🎸🥁👊🏼😎 cheers from Sweden 🍻
Obviously,Dave worked with his Dad at one point. I could hear mine going,No, it's 5/8 not 9/16! You learn quick to tell sizes by looking!! Great episode guys!
Your faces when Andy said “5/16th. That’s .312, right?” Lmao awesome video!!
Andy is a Swiss army knife of welding and fabrication knowledge.
incredible knowledge from Andy... by far the most I have learned about welding from any video.
Great Knowledge from Andy and what an awesome welder tray build!
Great Top to the welding rig! I got an Eastwood and might build one like this for it! One suggestion is on the side with the air tools to bend the edge up slightly to possible help with the air tools staying it their place! Nothing crazy with enough to help them not come off.
appreciate the overview of welders on the channel, recently had mine stolen out of my garage so I'm in the market for a new one now.
I've been wanting a welder, this cannot be coincidence.
Mr Miller, spoke too much Mr Miller. Slick cuts guys! Love it!
That was an awesome episode. I definitely learned a few tricks myself
When Finnigan said bacon I bout died. The sizzle sound is what I'm looking for when I set my machine too lol
Love these videos! So inspiring to get off the couch and build stuff! I stream it all from my garage now while wrenching. Planning to run better service out there than my measly 15A so I can learn to weld.
I just watched the roadkill with Finnegan's corvette that guy Geoff Gates is a machine and his wiring guy Ross was a savior not to mention he wired the car from scratch in a couple days. Those 2 guys were good and worked their butts off.
they are fantastic!
Great stuff Mike. Thanks for sharing.
I do some scrap hauling look at old frigs for a wire baskets or plastic vege baskets and hose clamps.
sweet welder. i miss my miller 250 mig welder. it my new auto shade helmet, new chain saw, 7 inch grinder, and not totaly possitive what other tools that were stolen. some one hooked onto the doors on the container i kept them in and litterly pulled the doors off the container and loaded up. I just cannot aford to replace it or any thing else so it is a hurt. I still have my 250 bob cat portable. so limited to stick but it runs so sweet and welds so nice for such a old welder. last winter it was -40, we needed AC power, the gen would not run, the little miller firedright up and run so sweet.
I appreciate you using MB tools. My family has been working for the Mittler family for awhile.
I run a 8" hydrofarm inline fan with flex aluminum ducting in my shop not only for welding, cutting, it works great to run a Y for dual exhaust systems on cars.
One of your better learner videos...Thanks a million.
Love your channel Mike.
Cool stuff for sure and insanely fast boats!!
Hey mike don’t know if you’ll see this but thanks for the videos reminds me of working with my dad in the shop we used too dirt track race. He had a stroke a few years ago and can’t do shop stuff anymore but we used to build all our own cars. Chassis to the body I miss it a lot but I continue to build cars to this day because of what he taught me. Anyway great job man I enjoy everything you do keep up the great work
Thanks for watching! sorry to hear about your dad's stroke. a good friend of mine recently went through that. rough deal. keep your head up, terry!
@@FinnegansGarage thanks man I will
Hey Fen! Looks like ya eating real well!
Nice Tool Tray
Mike as they say happy Wife, happy Life. Always awesome content 👍 Aussie Fan 🤟🇦🇺🤣
I'm using that. Quote: did I just pull a Finnegan
Thanks for the inspiration I had no plans for today and now I do
Great another show to watch! Great episode some really good tips.
Great show Guys
Good project
Good info
A Pleasure to meet you Andy/Miller
Fins Garage
FSM
Always enjoy the channels
Welder⬆️
32:24 "Sure, lets start with the el camino" --- "ahh, I gotta talk to my wife about that"
lol
Great video. I learned a lot.
Awesome video. I've been welding for a long time as a hobbyist with my Miller and been wanting to learn more. I've got some trunk floor to patch on my 66 Fury and this will definitely help. Thanks!
Right on
Just what I needed my shop is small so that will help.
You know you've got the right tools when you have the tools to make the tools you DON'T have:)
3 cheers for Andy!
Thanks guy it is going to be my today's project!
I just used an old rubber mud flap on top of my welder to keep it from getting scratched and add some traction to the non rolly tools.
The list of things I would do to have one of those welders is growing daily. I always enjoy the videos and the absolute good time you and 12v Dave have. Just to be able to do something like you guys do would be a dream come true. Can’t wait to what the future holds with all your projects that are in various stages of incomplete. Keep up the great work.
Excellent job Great idea
Cool. Try magnets mounted on the or side to hold the door open or tools too.
Great video and information 💪🏾
Best video in a long time!!!! Great video guys!!!!
Great 👍. Thanks.
Putting a tray on top sounds like good idea. I dont have a milly or milly cart (wish i did though), got a titanium 200 and prime weld 225x ac/dc welder though. The cart they sit on was made out of cage that had a 1985 coleman generator bolted to it. May borrow the idea and modify to suit my needs for my cart.
Great content thanks for sharing
This was way cool! I wish I could afford that welder! Maybe one day
I'm finally fixing to start in on a car project with the one I won, thanks again! It's a 67' Camaro drag car I'm going to get street worthy again after sitting out in a field in GA for 30 years.
Just wondering if you couldn't just rotate the extensions (with extension at bottom, it appears from here that the bolt holes are centered) to accomplish the second bend. Thanks for the good info and sweet builds.
nice one💪
So freakin cool that you guys got to learn from a Miller rep! Keep pushing!!!
We are so damn lucky.
That's awesome
@@FinnegansGarage alot of hard work also. Keep up the great shows.
"I pulled a Finnegan" Love it.
Awesome video
Great video! I learned a lot and realized I'm not the only one who miscalculates. Didn't realize Finn is a lefty like me or maybe it the camera?
Ha Ha Ive made all of the welding mistakes and dont feel bad about this guys mistakes. great info in this video Finnigan!! Practice is the key and we all f up from time to time. thanks for this vid brother!!!
Great mod for the cart! Could you have flipped the extension die over and made the second bend first?
Need a “Welp-er” shirt!
Awesomeness!
Please keep doing what your doing sir!!! Journeyman plumber and journeyman gas fitter in Albuquerque. Want to be working on my projects but time is money. Current is an 85 extended cad s10.
Thanks for watching!
What’s good from Guam/ Washington state 🇬🇺🇺🇸🍻
Buenas dias
GOOD MORNING!
Very happy 250 Mm with spool gun owner and yes it's a catch all untill I need to open it up to find wire speed and voltages.
Central California Watching
If you have a good tool wife is always happy
I have a 3300 cfm exhaust fan in my shop that will actually create vacuum in the shop so much so it makes doors hard to close and will spin the roof turbine backwards :D also getting a miller digital elite helmet was the best welding decision I ever made. it was impossible to learn to tig aluminum with the cheaper helmets that don't show the colors or have the clarity.
You should really address the issue of a potential vacuum in your shop. Negative pressure has a lot of bad going for it and nothing good. Worst and most dangerous is the potential to downdraft any flue exhaust you may have in the shop. Unit heaters and water heaters could kill you (CO) before you know it. Also, when a space is negative every crack and tiny seam in the building will leak outside air and impact your heating and/or cooling greatly. A motorized wall louver, slaved to your exhaust fan is a solution. Exhaust on, louver open - simple and safe. There are a lot of fancy (and expensive) ways to approach this problem, but a wall louver is an easy answer. Make-up air has been my business for many years and it scares me when I hear of a negative pressure building. Be careful!!
@@paulcopeland9035 bro I'm in southeast Texas don't overthink the problem.
@@OEMPlus I'm not "overthinking" the problem. I don't care where you are, this is a problem that is as old as exhaust fans! Take care my friend.
@@OEMPlus thats like saying bro, don't worry I'm retarded
@@paulcopeland9035 so you're saying even in a building with electric heat or no heat/climate control this is a problem
Love the fact you're working with other CZcamsrs. Nice to check the other guys channels out too.
P.S Need to get Cotton back on the channel!
Bob Ross of welders
wow good one now I just need a welder
Mr Fin have you tried the Industrial Sharpies yet?
They even work on oily surfaces!
I built one of them for my welder mini years ago I like his design a lot better I want to go to that video and watch it and make a new one thank you retired US Army Sergeant Major Gamsby
12:57 lol and the guys in my shop stare at me funny when I call them Welpers. Glad somebody else does too.
Omg, I read the title and thought this may be the answer to life itself. It's not far off.
Put some Dynamat (or similar CLD) on the bottom of that tray, and it won’t CLAAAAANG when you drop your tools on it. ;)
I had to weld for 17 years with old school millers
One of those guys that can fab stuff cross-eyed with one hand tied behind his back...✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
"Gap the Grand Canon with a MIG welder if I have to", gold 🤣
Ordered a Game Over, Ult Diet and Rojo Grande on Monday. Got them Thursday.
You need to get more Square Force One shirts. l'm hesitant to wear mine for fear I might ruin it and not be able to get a replacement.
Thoughts on tip dip? I love it, can't stop dipping my tip.
Get a Diablo steel blade for a circle saw to cut longer metal straight lines
love it how the duke bros are learning everyday something new... you have all the tools but you dont know how to use them. no knows till your taught. he can come back on
Could you carefully trim 1/8" off of the slide pin/bracket so that the door clears it? Shorter pin wouldn't matter would it?
Happy wife Happy life lol...man I need to learn how to weld
With the locking the hinge up... just weld a bit of rod to the end of the tip... or just put weld on it till it is long enough to fit, problem solved no need to take the rest of it off.
Making stuff for stuff so you can make more stuff.
Nice SHOW!!!! Fan Sweden 🇸🇪!!!
Thanks for watching!
Can you do a video on aluminum welding with a spool gun…my wife is already pissed. So I need to learn soon…lol
We do have an aluminum welding video coming soon but its TIG not spool gun. i'll see what I can do to make that other video happen. what kind of project are you working on that you want to use a spool gun for?
Great Video but leaves me wanting more tools. 😂
You and me both!
If you haven't fixed it yet, you could just make that door lock longer by welding a short piece of metal rod to it.
You mean you do not just connect a hose to the return air inlets on the central AC system for the house... helps diffuse the fumes .... rofl
Cool tray!
Mike have you looked at the ARC droid plasma table I feel like you could really use one
Amazon Link for that tiny air grinder ?????
Have you thought about adding kids sizes of shirts and sweatshirts?
Mike what product are you using for your zip tie storage?
This is by far my favorite channel on CZcams. High quality content and always entertaining!
"Keeps the wife happy!" Does it vibrate? You are on the road a lot! :).
Happy wife, happy life. LOL!
Would it be worth having some scrap to run a small bead on before welding the actual job?
Oh the feeling of “if things worked right”. 😂
the Miller Multimatic is my dream welding plant but... not available in the UK :( sort it out miller! we want it in Europe aswell!
5/16ths that's. 312 correct?
Yeah, whatever you say! 😆
I clicked on this and thought “show me your ways”😅😂
What was the setting he changed on your welder? I want to make sure mine is set correctly as well.
Keeping the wife happy is the biggest battle. I found going in the back door helped
You're lucky your wife is so accommodating.
@@JCWren nothing a bit of rope doesn't fix
No burn outs in this video yet still enjoyed it a lot…… odd!
😂