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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- A client asked for a platform to walk in between two areas that are accessed often. As it is now, it is somewhat potential ankle breaker which makes it a safety issue. No body wants to twist an ankle then roll down a hill...
Thanks JD for bringing us along for the ride! It’s always fun to watch you build. I appreciate you taking the time to film along the way. It’s a lot of extra work that doesn’t go unnoticed. Jason
I can't thank you enough for making such quality tools! Hopefully everyone can tell how much easier it is to fabricate. There were a couple examples in this video that still suprise me on how much I use them. Thanks for watching, I really enjoy your new videos!
you really are a one man show....digging holes, mixing, pouring concrete, layout....and then it all comes together...so impressive....
Cheaper that way, thanks for watching!!
Spent the whole time being impressed at your working on they fly/trim to fit. I would've lost my ass trying to have everything cut perfect and pre-checked at the shop. Thanks for bringing us along.
Yeah, when it's hard area to access or uneven like this no matter how much preplanning or prefab you will always have to change something. So I just rough cut and do a little prefab at the shop, like drill the holes thru the angle... thanks for watching!!
It's always a pleasure watching JD put the world back together with his Metabo and welder.
Thanks! Those are my best friends!
Thanks JD. I learn so much from your videos. Excellent tutorial and use of the fireball speed squares too. Jason should be stoked.
David
Charleston , SC
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!!
Nice work brother. Smoking deck? Lol
I bet it will be used for that! Has a decent view😂😂 thanks, bud!
Yep I defiantly like this one!......or maybe I'm watching to many wooden deck builds? idk..lol, Yah Steel!
Come to Gwinnett Technical College and share some knowledge!
As always a great job JD. Always an interesting musical choice as well. 👊🏼
Haha, thanks alot Chad!
Nice project JD!l Flew through this with a breeze. Thanks for taking us along. Your work is always top notch!
Thanks alot! Those fireball squares make it so easy. They just make it all go smooth when you start square
Great craftsmanship 👏🏼 did well to get it all done in one day !
Thanks, it took a couple days tho... thanks for watching
Poetry in motion!
Perfect music selection
Glad you liked it!!
Great job. Thanks for sharing. Your skill and workmanship are again enhanced by your choice of "real" music. Bob, Jacksonville, Fla.
Thank you, thanks for watching!
Awesome job, always like your vids, when I get time to watch...
Dude is a solid fabricator / welder, really cool to watch,
you always make these things look easy. You always build on site like that? instead of say, building pieces @ home and installing. just curious.
It depends on what equipment I can get my hands on... this was on a hill, so no forklift or anything like that... I did rough cut the material so I could move it with out help and then just put pieces together on site with a little trim to fit.... I prefer to build at the shop and then deliver the finished project, this allows me to also to work on multiple projects at the same time. The next video will be done like that. The time lapse makes it look easy😉😉 thanks so much for watching!!
Nice work JD! Man I hope they got that drain line fixed you cut. Facilities engineers hate it when they find their drains messed with!
Nicely done. Interesting design feature, the corner posts not being at the corners. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
Tidy job, and I like the way you do your vids. just graft and film! cheers
Thanks for watching!
Cool walk way and very inspirational music to work by 🧐🧐🧐 Cheers Sean
love how you're using the Bosch laser in combination with the Fireball square to get your mid-rail height! Genius!
Wow!!!! Loved the presentation!!!!
Thanks!!
You work really fast and with minimal tools. You’re an absolute fabricator master.
Thank you!
Very nice work, thanks for sharing. God bless
Thanks for watching!
Very well built sir as always, and nice editing and music choice!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Damn J.D. Why do you have to make it look so quick and easy. Beautiful job.
It's all a trick of the camera! Thanks for watching!!
I'm gonna have ta teach my camera that trick, cuz its obvious it doesn't. lol
Thanks for the video JD. you need a helper so you don’t have to dig holes!!
Thanks! That's the truth!!
Hot Sparks hitting building will make rust steaks happen to me shield wall from sparks but you did a great job 👍 keep up the good work. 4:29
I am a new fan your videos are excellent and a real pleasure to watch and learn thank you p.s those squares are the money!
Love the music. Can't stand all the videos with the heavy metal, head banging, headache inducing music. Nice deck! That will keep you out of the mud. But posts going only that shallow would never fly up here in the north with frost lines down 3-4 feet. :)
Nice work as always JD.
Thank you
Love watching your video's Thanks
Glad you enjoy them, thanks for watching!
Great job JD. Love your music!
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Cracks me up, I have almost the same tools as you JD. If you ever feel like getting more out of that 215 upgrade your torch to the tweco v250 spray master with the velocity tips. I used it every day for almost a year welding on fishing boats using .045 dual shield. Seemed to really work better than the 180 that they provide with those tiny tips
Good to know, I have the 285 rebel with that gun. It a nice gun to use, I really like the trigger
I sold my 215 and picked up the 235 so I could run the big spools but I in hindsight I should have kept my 215. It's just super portable
@@donovanmorris163 yeah, I also have the 285... I'm going to see how portable that big boy is
Another good video. And interesting to see my other 2 "go to" youtubers commenting. Talent attracts talent I suppose.
Nice job on the video and the welding job.
Nice and quick work JD!
The music is wonderful!
Glad you like it!
I think it would have been easier to fabricate in the shop and less install work.
My opinion. Good work jd. Enjoy watching your videos.
Smashing it mate...go the Fireball
Love , love , love fireball tool!! Thanks for watching!
Great Vid JD 👊🏼👊🏼
Thank you!
Awesome video!
Thank you!
You are the fastest worker I've seen! Maybe it's Beethoven's 9th that makes you work soooo fast? Very enjoyable!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching
Great video my friend. I got a great work tip from you. I always think I'm working to slow, I am going to try the bitchin opera music to speed things up.
First of all, another great job well done!!!
That stand and the digital measure are a stroke of genius!!!
Would never have thought of using a digital measure for positioning the lower rails.
Tape measure and a bit of chalk are no more.
Ha ha.
How is the Esab working for you?
Thanks! The laser tape is great for those long one handed measuring and inside measurements. I'm liking the rebel alot
Damn it, every time I click on your videos there's another one of my favorite classical compositions! Ha! Beautiful build and job well done. I always learn something from your videos, even though it's not rocket science, it's great to watch someone build something and compressed in a small video. Question: I see a lot of your angle tools and steel supplies are all pretty clean and free of rust. Here in Florida I love it how cars last forever but bare metal flash rusts pretty quick from all the humidity and dew in the air each night. What's your favorite or go to way to stop it, clean it, or coat it with something? How do you deal with rusty steel?
Most of the steel is covered in some oil when i get it.... keeps it pretty rust free. Then I use rusty metal primer and it seems to do well with the rust and oil. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy them!
That is pretty good primer. Do you mean the Rustoleum brand? I've used it before but thought maybe it's overrated. Might go back to using it. Do you spray it on or brush it on?
Nice work JD! 👍👊
Thank you!
Excellent work and vid, as usual.
Now for the Q's:
What does a guy bid for a job like this?
Are you building to plans or making it up as you go?
Would you have done this job if the weather were worse (raining)?
Can we get some Tchaikovsky?
Thank you!
I started with a number based off the cost of material to ball park it. Then added more for the "difficulty".
Making it up as I go.
I literally quit working when the sun would make it over the building, go back and work at the shop for the rest of the day... the job probably only 15-20hours of onsite work but I did it over 4days.
He's my favorite, I'll try... just using the free CZcams music, kinda limited.
I like your way of dealing with overhead sun.
@@blaablaahi yeah, avoid it at all costs!!
Did you bring the Lincoln to use as generator ? Or was that the customers unit? Great work JD. Picked up couple of tricks from this video. Thanks
Its mine, I had to unload it on the opposite side of the building (it's a pretty big one) and push it to the other side. But sometimes I they have generator welders that i do borrow...thanks for watching, Utkan!
Great work 👍
Thank you!
Was that a fireball square? If so do prefer cast iron or aluminum? Love the vid man keep them coming
Yes it was, I use both often but prefer the iron ones the most.... thanks for watching!
Ode to Joy? Good Grief music to weld by? Opera loving welder. The Apocalypse is upon us.
Beethoven's 9th.... it's right around the corner!
JD Brewer Like your style. Keep up the good vids.
JD class job man as always 🤙
Great work again JD
Did you do that all in 1 day ?
Thanks! No I actually spread it out over 4 days. I would quit working once my shade ran out and head back to the shop and work the rest of the day
Very helpful to watch and learn. Do you always use dualshield even out in the open ? Is there a time where you use only flux-cored (no gas)? Best regards.
I almost always use gas shielded really just like how it welds compared to self shielding fluxcore. Thanks for watching!
Also when doing tubular corners, do you find it easier to just cut them all 90 deg vs doing 45 degree angles? What are your thoughts on marking, cutting, fabricating corners when it comes to projects like this? I kind of got used to doing 45 degree angles with my triangle ruler lately but would like to hear your experience.
45° mitres look and weld better... I didn't do that this time because it was just easier to fit everything square.
Another awesome video I’ve bought some fireball squares because of you. How does that bosh laser measure do is it fairly accurate?
I've got one and Its surprisingly accurate
It's great but it's best to baby it and protect it.... I had one that I dropped or something and it messed me up for a couple days..... but as long as you take care of it they are great! I prefer the 65' , this one is the 100'.... it's great for one handed measuring and inside measuring. I mark of exactly what it measures and normally get a perfect fit
Thanks for watching! I hope you like the squares as much as I do!!
Nice work again..... question: what brand of 6" cutting wheels do you use?
Thanks! Metabo slicer plus
Hi JD .. I wanted to know what the model of that little green BOSCH device you are using? .. What exactly is it? .. Thank you and I really appreciate your videos! - Kell in Florida
Very good work ciao
Thank you
Excellent job! Where do I find those handy 45/90 deg clamping aids that your using?
CurlyG65 Thankyou!
Thanks for watching! The squares are worth their weight in gold!!
Nice Work bro
Thanks!
Killer video once again. Great idea building those small jack stands! How many death wheels do you think you go through a week?
Death wheels 😂😂 I buy quality wheels so they aren't that scary, and I probably go thru 5-10 on average week but I can use alot more... thanks for watching!
Hello JD
We have bounced iMessage or two back-and-forth regarding the dual shield I might be into a different account so the name may not be the same anyway it’s DAVID from Toronto I’ve been having some issues And getting bounced around watching some of your videos including the ones with Jody and all the dual shield conversation has got a Bee in my bonnet.... to get into this process I just picked up and Everlast 253 dpi which I think was a mistake I have a few other Everlast machines which I have been quite happy with and can’t really say that it’s an issue With the Everlast but for whatever reason the dual shield is not readily available nor do People at Various welding suppliers here in Toronto..... once I mention dual shield if I could see their faces over the phone I’m sure they would be looking at me like I am growing horns and try to explain what the product is an even encourage them to view the product online they automatically come back to flux core wire and then they’ll tell me yes they have the product I go through the whole process again explaining it anyhow I did manage to find one welding supplier and in talking to the fellow at the counter he knew all about it which was a relief anyhow the places about half an hour in good traffic from my location.... so I get up there and he pulls out a box of Esab and this just happens to be the brand I was reading a book and I said Yep that’s it thanks so much he had one roll and I was quite happy to grab it even at almost $400 for 15 kg 1 kg = 2.2 pounds...... Not knowing too much about it just in watching your videos and I couple of other people who are doing this dual shield process but primarily you and Jody..... I got it home put it in the machine and all hell broke loose with welded contact tips black smoke so then I started inquiring further taking all the information off of the spool..... it turns out that I had a spool of 810 X which requires 100% CO2! I did not know this as I had read somewhere 75/25 was the standard! Once I saw this and realized I went and picked up a small tank of 100% CO2... so I got the CO2 back got everything set up and pretty excited because now I’ve got the full story and ready to go I don’t know how it was possible but I got and awesome bead..... right off the hop with a nice slag peel I was amazed!! But for some reason I could not duplicate this and The results were getting worse! I ended up contacting Esab and the fellow I was speaking with said no no no no you don’t want 10 you want 710.... I thought great now I’m stuck with $400 worth of Something I can’t use I thought well I’ll call the welder supplier and see what they say luckily they asked me how much of the wire I used and I told them maybe 10 feet off this spool if that! They told me to bring it back and they would order the 710x Which is what I believe the fellow from the Esab suggested.... I got the 710 X about a week later and I was also told by the manufacturer that you can use it with 100% CO2 or 75/25 or I believe he said 92/8 or 92/10 I can’t remember exactly I brought this to my shop and have tried it with the 7525 and with the hundredpercent CO2 I have tried everything, turning Up the flow rates of the shielding gases turning the flow rate down basically everything from 10 GPM up to 40 and 50 GPM and everything in between and it doesn’t seem to matter.... I can get what appears to be a nice bead but once I get the slag off it is full of porosity Lots of warm holes after reading more I think that I was supposed to order 710M Not the X line.... But it seems that everyone has a different opinion And also talk to one person and they say that you’re and also talk to one person and they say that the mig gun should be positive polarity basically depending on the machine you have a positive and a negative post inside the machine in this case if you were putting the Mig gun on Positive your ground is now negative if you were putting Your Mig gun on negative your ground is now positive..... Typical flux core runs with mig gun on negative and ground on positive unfortunately it doesn’t seem to matter which shielding gas are use or the amount of shielding gas and it does not seem to make a difference if I am on electrode positive or electrode negative I believe I should be electrode negative for the dual shield. I know that you would be pretty much classified as an expert with the dual shield! Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated!
David Burnell
Man, that's alot to unpack.... first when you said $400/spool I instantly thought that's how much a spool of stainless wire would cost... so maybe that's something. Second, with any wire that uses shielding gas, the wire is pos+ (gasless fluxcore is the only wire run neg-) Third, the wire I'm running now is esab 7100x, the Lincoln wire I run is 71m.... I dont know the difference between the x and m.... right now I'm running .o45 esab 7100x on pos+ at 24v and 270ipm
Nice JD!
Thank you
Great job. Really like watching your videos. How would you price that job? Thanks!!
How do you like you're Esab Rebel so far? Do you like it more than you're 210 mp? Thanks for sharing this video, really interesting.
I like it alot... it's too soon to know that. I will do a review soon
That job went like clockwork 🍊😉
Thanks!!
I see your welding with the esab welder now rather that the Lincoln. I Would like to know which one you prefer. Thanks in advance
I dont know yet, just got it
Used them both. Esab hands down. I did like Lincoln's user interface though
@@donovanmorris163 yeah, I do like the rebel alot... just waiting to see how it does over a little while then I'll do a review and a comparison between the 2
I see you using some sort of gusset / forms with swing over tabs in conjunction with clamps to make right angles welds, what are those called/where do you get them?
I also put too much water in my concrete.
Yeah, who needs directions, am I right!
@@jdbrewer6638 definitely not us men!
How you liking the ESAB JD? I have a ESAB Rebel EM215ic.It can run some nice beads with very minimal spatter.
I like it! It has welded nicely so far!
Kickass.
Thank you!
Niiiiiiiiice 👍👍👍👍
Thanks gib!!
What made you switch from Lincoln to esab, I'm a rebel fan as well as soon to be rebel 285 owner
I still use both alot.... esab gave me some machines to try... the 285 is my favorite machine right now!!
@@jdbrewer6638 ya I just picked up a 285
Got a sick 18volt makita cordless rotary hammer that would be perfect for this job
A good tip with mixing since I'm horrible, I like to use a sponge to control the amount of water when adding to the dry powder
Yeah I totally had way to much water at first, thanks for watching!
did u paint it or just leave how it was without any paint??
Anyone know where he got that adjustable jack he starts using around 1:10?
I made the base and ordered the adjustable head off Amazon
Thanks JD!
How do you like that little Bosch Lazer deal?
I like it alot for inside measuring and one handed use too... you have to baby it a little. Definitely dont want to drop it as much as a regular tape measure
Excelent
Any coating or finish applied?
Not by me, the customer said they could handle it.
Probably just paint it
wooooow !!!!!!
Thanks
Now paint it YELLAR! Hahaha
Epic Mr. Brewer. I never expected any less. I know I haven't commented on a video for a while. But I'm back. Anyways 2 questions.... first if I ever make my way to Georgia will u teach me to root a pipe.. I'm so close but not close enough to take a test for a company....Secondly how do u keep your beard from bursting into flames? Are u so kick A$$ that it's just naturally flame retardant? Or some wizardry???...
- yours truly a confused fan.
I can try, I'm no expert. I've been lucky so far... worst I've done is lean over a hot weld and singe it a little
Thanks for watching!!
are you running the esab off the ranger?
What finish do you put on it?
They just painted it yellow
@@jdbrewer6638 Is it a special paint for outdoor metal?
@Matt Simpson I just use oil based paint.... I'm not a painter so that's all I really know.
👏👏👌
Thanks
what welder was that?
ESAB rebel
No More lincoln 210?
It's on vacation... giving a little hood time to the rebel since it was given to me. Should make a good comparison video later on
@@jdbrewer6638 I'm on the fence between the 2 welders, looking forward to that video
Mig !? Outside? Don't you know when those santa ana winds come ripping through your gonna get porosity. Your gonna fail visual.
Oh well, guess they will just have to run me off!!
JD Brewer but dual shield
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