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Step one, clean out and use concrete bonding primer. I shared the product that I use. Please drop a comment on your favorite repair product whether it’s Lowe’s or Home Depot or Concrete specialty stores.

That drill part.. lost my f mind. This man musicality is yonko level

1) vertical columns 3x3 tube 2) horizontal rafters 3) Perlin going the other direction 4) metal roofing, and tons of screws 5) tons of touchup painting with Sherwin-Williams Pro industrial DTM

Since you did it by yourself most of the job, how many days did it take you to build it? I would like to know since I bought one as well from Home Depot

Seriously, the rocks, tree roots, boulders in the way. The post hole digger was not doing much good. Power tools helped out so much.

Can anybody else see the terrible low quality video? I think RUclips hates me. I uploaded HD. RUclips flagged me for copyright for the music so they muted my music. And then downgraded my video to SD. Can anybody else see that?

I uploaded in HD. But RUclips switched it down to SD

It seems like every song that I pick out for my video, whether it’s foreground or background, I get flagged with copyright violations. So RUclips is forcing me to remove the music.

1 1/4” x 1 1/4” square tubing My replacement piece was 1/8 inch thick but the original was 16 gauge or less. That’s why there is a slight difference, but I tried to blend it in with my flapper disc. Anytime I weld handrail, I do a minimum of 1/8 inch thickness. 16 gauge is junk. Reminds me of a soda can.

Especially with the more expensive drillbits, I take a spray can cap, turn it upside down, pour some oil in there, dip the drillbit every few seconds. Especially drilling through steel. Cutting oil would be the best but WD-40 or synthetic oil works also.

Me when I buy smaller drill bit and I obliterate them after just buying them 💀

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A 2 inch slab of granite or marble, or something similar is going to be sitting on top. Epoxy anchored along with lag screws or bolts.

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Sorry, part of my video is muted because RUclips made me mute, delete, or change the music due to copyright. So frustrating. Other people use music and are not flagged with copyright. I even did a voiceover to blend it in, but it didn’t matter.

B is better if you have uneven floors

Vote left (A) or right (B) or if you like neither of them. The finish is simply a clearcoat so that you have the industrial welded look. There’s going to be a 2 inch slab of granite or marble, or something similar on top. It’s going to be anchored with 1/4” bolts with industrial urethane sealant #heavyduty

I definitely prefer the first one. Those are both really nice. Good job

Nice video !

It’s a much cleaner weld with .035 hard wire, and C25 shielding gas. But most mobile welders do stick welding, which is entirely different video. Shielding gas can blow away in the wind, which is why this is a shop machine mostly. My #multimatic215 is so lightweight that I use it everywhere. 220 V is the best.

The light is bright enough to hurt your eyes.. Your phone or screen can only get so bright .. think how much energy it takes to make the light from your welder …. If you phone or tv put out that same energy then you would have to wear a hood. lol imagine if led’s or little pixels could get that hot lol

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Actually, it does make more sense to put the 1/16 drillbit in the actual drill, and not do it by hand

No, no, no! Don't butcher your harness, just replace your flasher relay, It's usually right under the steering wheel, takes all of a minute to do. You can hear it and even feel it when you reach under your dash. I've seen people burn parts of their car with these hot resistors, its not even worth the hassle when you can just swap the flasher relay for an LED compatible one that costs less than $20.

Cast-iron table would be nice. Some of the pieces are so awkward, I have to weld them in place. Fire blanket comes in handy so that I don’t burn up the concrete.

So the load resistors do get extremely hot. I adjusted one and accidentally touched it and nearly burned myself so be careful. What’s cool about these lights is they function with the white and the yellow depending on what you need. The daytime running lights or the turn signal.

it is a good looking carport though. Nice job.

What a night and day difference! Sharpened blade no longer struggles with thick grass. It’s almost like a brand new lawnmower! 🎉🎉🎉

Do you think it would have been easier for you if you just bought lumber and built the structure instead of this kit?

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Please leave a comment if you are a welder with an electric vehicle or are considering one. If so, will you be buying one of these adapters?

The problem with using an adapter to go from a NEMA 10-30 to 6-50 is that the 10-30, which was most commonly used for electric clothes dryers prior to the adoption of the 1996 NEC when NEMA 14-30 took it's place, is rated at 30 amp, while the 6-50 found on most 240V welding machines, is 50 amps, meaning you'll have trouble with the breaker tripping when welding at the mid to higher amperage ranges Which brings up another important topic that warrants a chit chat. If using an adaptor to plug the welder is causing the breaker to trip, as tempting as it may be to simply swap the 30 amp breaker over to a 50, DO NOT do this under any circumstances. The wiring is likely 10 awg, which is good for 30 amps. Anything above that and the wires begin to get very warm especially when behind insulation in walls and ceilings. At 50 amps this could heat 10 gauge wiring to the point of melting the insulation causing a short circuit and possible fire inside the walls and ceiling of your home, by the time you see or smell smoke or flames , it's probably too late to save the home from being a total loss.

Don you need any permit or blueprint to offer this kind of carport to your client? Im starting my mobile welding services. Thanks

Excelente video...! Muchas gracias

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Most people only do one weld for reinforcements. We did 3 welds/ passes on everything to verify it will never break again.

If you would like, download the app right now and enter the model number. Check out the 3-D instructions and let me know what you think. Still way more steps than a carport should ever have but anyway very detailed and very time-consuming. Although it took longer than I would like, it is very heavy duty, and I would still recommend it

How much was materials? How long did this take you? Looks beautiful!!! All of your joints are so clean

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Notice the half-inch solid bar, not hollow. The pattern alternates between twisted and straight. Also, there is French ornamental designs. Fleur-de-lis patterns in the ornamental steel handrail

Looks great

The straight pieces are 1/2” x 1/2” bar. Solid, not hollow. Customer originally wanted powder coating, but budget is limited so we are doing Sherwin-Williams Pro industrial DTM

Call or text 801-783-8782 #welding220v if you are in the greater Salt Lake area or Park City, I can get your Welding repairs taken care of

I have this setup plus more. In addition to a combo washer/dryer and garbage disposal, I also split the cold water to a carbon filter with a separate beverage faucet, and split the hot water to a countertop dishwasher. All on the same kitchen sink! Never had any leaks or problems for the last 3 years with all those appliances and everything works great, even the dryer function. The only caveat is, you can't run the dishwasher and washer/dryer at the same time, and they cannot be on the same circuit.

To fix your string or reload it, use a 3/16 x 6“ drillbit or similar size to hold in place while you twist to the right, reverse thread