Flirting With Disaster: OSHA'S Worst Nightmare!
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Today we do something that's needed to be done in the new shop for a while now! It needs a heater, but that way we build it and hang it might leave osha's heads shaking. Check it out!
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"Break on Through to The Other Side", The Doors.
Beat me to it.
Except Paul sang the wrong lyrics 🤪
Right On !!!
Yeah, but was the B-side of the 45?
(Spoiler: "End of the Night")
Mr mojo rising
Paul's comment about how hot the ceiling was. You would do good with a couple of industrial fans running in reverse in the winter to blow all the heat down onto the guys. Save you on burning so much fuel to run the heater as well.
Yup, first thing i was thinking too
Yes, a company called "Big Ass Fans" make some nice ones. "Ass" = a Mule/Donkey.
Reversible fans would be great, suck up and add a blower to outside in the summer for excess heat, or turn off the blower out in winter and fans reversed to blow heat down in winter.
Presumably the ceiling was hot from running the other heater
The gas burner looks to have a fan built in to blow the heat down.
But yeah some good fans would always help.
You must try to see how RR Buildings builds Hans' personal workshop/garage, it's simply super cool work, he's in that project
It may well be that it is more expensive to build right now and here, but if you see the price over 30 years, it is cheaper to build right from the start and energy right from the start. I know there is the cultural difference How you look at it
Fab Rats single handedly throwing off the Amazon algorithms for the stock on that tape measure model.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Someone is going to overstock those tape “maysures” at an Amazon warehouse.
Look for a clearance sale in about 4 months. 😉
When I worked at a steel company , all the sketchy stuff was don on night shift when safety people weren’t there
My brother said the same thing, except it was a massive heavy vehicle workshop.
It have happened a few times that i told my boss to NOT show up at the worksite... 😂 Because things happened that no one should see...
Same in shipping warehouses
Sounds like you worked in the same steel mill as me….😂😂😂😂
I used to work for a company that did maintenance at power plants and always volunteered for the night shift to not deal with the safety people and get something done.
Since when are Fab Rats and OSHA used in the same sentence?? 😂
Without the word violation too
And in all the OSHA videos on what NOT to do.
@@markbunge2457I was just going to say that. OSHA know uses fabrats videos on how not to do it😂
Violation, that is the qualifier that has to be in that sentence 😂
Never !!!! Same as happily & married !
Before I retired we had a clean burn waste oil stove at the landfill where I worked and I always had to clean it after it had been run for. awhile and when you pull it part and vacuum the ash you will find that there is an incredible amount of static electricity that it creates, hopefully you can ground yourself so you don't get shocked . and you are welcome for the hardhat baseball cap, that Landon was wearing , it was supposed to be for Paul when he is under the wrecker bumping his head, thought it would be cool!
The hat was nice of you.. but why didn't he mention your name though? Lol
Static can cause explosions while vacuuming lol its actually crazy. Wood stove ash same thing, shop vac makes an ash vac
"Lot's of old man noises going on up here". I feel that - LITERALLY!
Yep, me too. Unfortunately once they start they don't stop, they just become louder and more frequent, then finally the face joins in with all these unseen before expressions. Somehow I missed 'the golden years' part. I just woke up old one day and became a grunting old man with a bald spot and hairy ears!
@@JT-SE-OHIO I understand! I had to run a new control wire for my AC unit tonight... the noises I was making made me think of Paul's comment, lol.
Most of the time, I'm not even aware of the sound effects I make.
Robby did a great job on Paul's pickup it looks great! Yeah Fab Rats team has a good heat source in the new shop thanks to Sean, Landon, and Hunter and of course Paul! Grandma Lolly stopped by the make her guest appearance to ensure Paul was working! Good video!
It's a breath of fresh air not seeing another video about the "off road games" thanks guys!
Yes it most certainly is!!!
Those sort of events are really only fun for the person driving, I used to race a car in rally cross and let me tell you it is NOT a spectator sport lol.
Being in the car however is a blast.
@mumfordalien1794 are you saying nobody spectates rallycross? It wouldn't exist if people didn't enjoy speciation
Ok Karen
Nice install; May want to duct the return down the wall, as heat rises, to pick-up cool air to be warmed. Would also allow for a filter in a easy-to-replace location. Avoid burning dust, GL
They have a separate air intake for the burn chamber then the heating chamber. Also the amount of soot that builds up in the burn chamber you have to service them at least once a year and vacuum them out and run a wire wheel down all the tubes it’s REAL fun. So I really don’t think it will matter at all if a little bit of dust makes it in there, ours would fill a shop vac half full after one winter (2-4K gallons of oil)
Robbie obviously knows that ,when it comes to repeat business all you need to do is detail a customer's car before you give it back . Works everytime 👍👏👏👏song Paul was singing " break on through to the other side" by the Doors.
A pair of BigAssFans
@@jayhartigan946
YUP ! Came to say Same
A structural engineer’s nightmare. Eccentric load welded to the web of a beam (not the strongest part of the beam). No stiffener plates on the beam. Vibration of the unit not taken into account. But amazingly enough it might last for a good few years. 😂
I would advise checking that setup on a regular basis though. Just to be safe.
Sorry Paul. I disagree with your hanging method. Regardless, if your tank goes under it, at least put a brace between the two to transfer load to the floor. As per the web load etc and vibration are definitely points of failure. Welded threaded rod like that is not safe. I’m not a safety officer lol. Simple principle. Use LAR engineering. If it Looks About Right, it’s good. That setup doesn’t lar imho.
"It'll be fine"
And all done without a permit to install? Also, I'm no welder, but I don't understand how a butt weld on square beam at one end and how it didn't all come down. It looks sketchy
I don’t know shit from Shinola when it comes to any kind of engineering, but I think I can point at a problem and question what is wrong. It’s not the worst mount I’ve seen but damn that’s bad. My immediate thought was torsion on that bar and the vibration the unit is going to generate. Nice to know I was in the ballpark as far as concerns go.
Make sure you tilt the tank slightly and put valve at lower end to drain water and anti-freeze. Waste oil furnaces do not like water and anti-freeze.
⚠️⚠️RUBBER Isolators!...... That ridged install is going to make that Roof "SING"
HVAC guy here and I approve of your mounting bracket and OSHA approved install. Sometimes you just got to work with what you got. You could hang off the furnace and not worry about you and the whole works coming down.
Oh by the way, you are going to become a oil burner tech with that crank oil burner. Whole lot of maintenance. You can make Hunter your burner *itch, aka oil tech. It will keep you warm when it's working!
If you don't already, I recommend getting a preheater for the oil with a lift pump it will make life much easier.
I found out the hard way you want to have the heater mounted low enough that it can be worked on while standing on the floor.
Working on a ladder is a bummer but in a shop or warehouse no other place but up high for these units. Can't waste valuable shop space!@@cew995
I was going to comment the same thing ,those wast oil heaters need constant maintenance. then you get people that leave the pre
heater on year round,and never clean filters that's always fun.
Use to work in a hydraulic shop which obviously had 100000s of gallons of waste oil, we would keep a rotation going meaning not burn any until it sat a year which let a lot of BS settle out. Still had to clean all 3 or 4 furnaces regularly and it was on top step of step ladder or pallet on forks haha
I’ve always wondered about this. We had a Reznor waste oil heater at my old job that ate an absolute shit cocktail of every oil you can pull out of a truck or tractor with a pretty decent dose of bad gas and diesel. Every time the tech came out for the regular service he told us to keep doing what we’re doing, because it’s far cleaner than most of the units he fights with, including new installs like ours. We were kind of baffled because we knew that heater was burning shit it wasn’t supposed to.
This unit is a great addition to the shop. Put some circulation fans up to move the hot air down. Will save you on oil usage and keep the shop a more consistent temp. Also on your return air, mount the filter lower in an easy to get to location, then duct it to the heater. You'll find out how much noise you are going to get through the solid mounts once the unit is started. If it's too annoying, there are isolators that can be installed on the mounts. Enjoy your new heater.
Yes on the isolators.1 day of the shop 'singing' will have them going for a few rubber bushings.
Wow a waste of oil heater 😮a whole new world of pain. Judging from the color of your oil your first purchase a good tank vacuum side inlet filter bags to fit disposable don’t loose the book! Gun cleaning kit with brass brushes to fit 1/8” pipe.
My # on speed dial. Love you all Rich.
I used to service them for a couple shops, dirty stinky job. Then Washington State completely outlawed them. Now the state is outlawing natural gas.
Years ago I worked in a shop in the Arctic where they burned waste oil. They had a tank with three sections and a little spillway to only allow the oil which is on top to go into the next section. The guy that ran the sewer treatment plant took care of the waste oil burner these two tasks kept him pretty busy.
Glad you put that threaded rod from the ceiling for support i was worried about it. 😂 Good job crew
Great video ! That's a great furnace! It will get hot enough to cook quagga mussels on the half shell.
😄 😅 😂 🤣
Lovely to see Hunter so proud of his workmanship; the trash-talking is all for fun, you can see how much Paul values this presence and his skills...
A crescent wrench here in South Africa we call it a shifting spanner . Love your channel and the fun and games you guys play makes work enjoyable .
I was relieved when you added the extra struts to the roof, The only thing I would have done differently is to not weld the all thread, but run it through a piece of pipe or angle iron giving you another point of adjustment and not chancing the rod getting brittle.
You should probably put the tank outside. There's always oil being spilled. Ask me how I know lol
There’s that, but when it’s below 20 degrees out that cocktail in the tank turns into a brick. It may not get that cold where Paul is but up here in Eastern Washington it is a problem for a couple months at least.
Clean install! You might need some spring isolators on the threaded rods tho. You won't know for sure till it runs. Usually they mount to the unit and then you run the threaded rod into them.
Paul you and Michelle did a outstanding job raising those kids.Seeing them grow up over the years has been nice.Looks like you guys have them in the asset column for sure.
The song at 13:02 is Break on through to the other side- the Doors. Thanks, now I’ll have that playing in my head the rest of the day!
Only the rest of the day? I wish!!
By the title, I thought I was going to here some Molly Hatchet!
Hahaha, the tape measures! It’s so ridiculous, I love it. Need to start giving them away to fans or something.
The doors break on through (to the other side)
Love the little mtn dew airplane hanging above the arcdroid!!!❤
I’m from Arizona and I was cruising through the neighborhood about a week ago filming my RUclips channel and I absolutely love where you guys live I’ve been there before in the past before you guys had your RUclips channel and I’ve been following you ever since you started, and I absolutely love the vibe of the town! Goals!
🇺🇸🇺🇸🤙🏻.. I would move there in a heartbeat if I could find a job 😝 maybe when I retire 😊
You should look into large ceiling fans from The Big Ass Fan Co to circulate and balance the heat
Robby did a nice job on your truck. Now he's going to have to do bodywork on his 'new' off road recovery Jeep MORR made for him. 🤬
You definitely made the right call going to Glamis and NOT the Off Road Games!
Hey I've had one of those clean burn units when you make the tank just saying make sure your pickup is a few inches if not more off the bottom. And definitely run some filters. After having issues I started using old jeans with a knot in the leg to filter the oil I put in the tank. Just pour it in and let it drip out the leg into a big funnel to the tank. Mean no offense if you already know. Love the program brother!
Yep Hunter; Even a Broken Clock is right twice a day :) Yes, Paul I know Hunter couldn't read that kind of clock anyway but you know what i'm saying. base of it we Love you Hunter; your the little brother we love to tease :) it keeps your head the correct size. 😇
All that good work from the crew and a guest appearance by grandma Lolly , what could go wrong ?
I would have gone with radiant heat through the concrete floor,
Big miss on the set up of the floors,
Outside wood furnace with 3 to 4 foot logs heating the water would have been the best bet, would have the used oil furnace as backup. But it's good to see you having heat.
Heater.... Expertly Installed 👍
Oh my goodness, our Fab Rats are always entertaining no matter what you work on!!! I hope the "Wood Truck" model is somewhere on display.
It’s in the office! We love it!
Thanks for doing all that heater work for us fans .
Ben would be proud of Hunters triangle cutting skills!
Made me laugh when he said, "I'm going to cut out some squares." And then cut out triangles lol 😆
That clean burn furnace is a nice unit will provide nice clean heat for years to come . And everyone knows the song . Stay OSHA safe :-) and thanks for sharing
Sterritt tape measures. The gifts that just keep giving. lol
One dropped 15feet is a good ad for quality too. ;)
Good morning from Pennsylvania! Nothing better than a break from the shop to watch someone do stuff in there shop! Love the videos of getting the new shop dialed in
Also from Pennsyltucky, I totally agree. starting the day off with fab Rats ya can't go wrong.
As mentioned, some circulation fans will aide in heating the building more efficiently and save you some money by not needing to run it so often or on as high a heat setting.
Suggest that you loop a couple of steel cable safeties under that thang. It will be vibrating and shaking in operation and never trust all-thread.
It needs something. As it stands that doesn't look totally safe. If it comes down when running, even if it misses people, they are in for a world of pain.
Its also attached to something that yo are told specifically NOT to attach anything to, the web of a C Beam
@@marvindebot3264 Yup, I was wondering about that myself. The horizontal legs could have rested right on the flange.
9:05 Now that you have "all the tape measures", you should place holders all around your shop for the placement of a tape measure. Then when you need one, it will be at arms reach!!! 😀😀😀
Good morning!! Doing sketchy stuff is half the fun!!
I'm glad OSHA wasn't anywhere near me when I've done some sketchy things too. If you can take into account everything that could go wrong, you can get away with a lot. Good job there Paul. The safety guys are usually way overboard on what they see as safe.
That's for sure. A 4" framing staple hit a knot in the 2x10" I was stapling to a 2x6" and went through my thumb sideways.Completely. I put on 2 bandages and finished the day. Before we could start the next day, we all had to watch a video and do a worksheet.Duh...It was a freak accident, not carelessness. The guys all thanked me for an hour paid for diddly.
Lando Lakes 😂😂 now that's a cool name😅
Instead of The Doors, I've got Molly Hatchet in my head now. Of course every episode these guys have me singing "Shake Hands With Danger"
Paul laying on the 1/2 welded heater was "Flirting With Disaster"...
That new shop addition sure is coming along nicely! Now you can get more projects to fill up all that empty space!
Very nice, tho a filter on the intake side would be good. & perhaps some downflow, either with a duct &/or ceiling fans...
As a Contractor that has installed metal buildings, those building are designed to hold up themselves and snow load. Be careful how much other weight you hang from roof on them.
What is the best “Bang for the buck” metal building? I’m in the market.
Fine job on that there heater boy's, boy I bet that baby was expensive. Not sure but you might have to build an enclosure around it to muffle the noise. I know you said that one is suppose to be quieter but those things are pretty noisy. So I guess you will have to have a little pump for the tank ??? Thanks for the video guy's can't wait for the next one.
Robby does great work, and the best part is we get to watch him do his magic.
Since hot air rises, I would suggest some "reversable" hanging fans along the roof peak in order to recirculate said hot air and save power.
Hunter making triangles like a pro… eat your hearts out Ben 😂
Gotta say, the sideburn action with y'all is rockin'!
Paul is going to need a storage container just for tape measures!
The Doors, Brake on through. Is the tune
except break
😂😂😂😂
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You don't normally have seismic events there in Utah, so it's probably ok. I would have incorporated the upper flange in the wall connection to the TS as the web is weak and will deform, but hey...it's hangin' for now. Just make sure to put a boatload of fuel underneath it so when it falls, we'll have a very dramatic, proper cinematic experience.
Yeah, no. Utah averages over 30 earthquakes per year with an average of 13 of those measuring 3.0 or higher. First earthquake I ever felt was in Utah while in college.
Things sure have changed, when I was a welder we weren't allowed to run downhand on anything structural. And specially not with a MIG. Downhand was for non structural and cosmetic. Of course, this is Paul's private shop and he can weld it anyway he wants to and feels safe with.
For the love of god stop sending tape measures people 😂😂😂
I have been doing nothing but waste oil heater sales/service for 33 years here in Montana. I see a couple of things that might cause you some issues. #1 you need to have a J-pump with regulator for the altitude you are at. That metered pump will deliver to much fuel for your altitude and do not buy into the fix from Clean Burn of add more combustion air. If it is not to late, for servicing and air flow it would be better if you could flip the heater around. If you have any questions I am here to help if I can.
"Lots of old man noises going on up here." I know the feeling, and the sounds, being 71 years old and having been in a bad car wreck 16 years ago. 😂😎
Awesome Paul just friggin awesome that’s the smartest thing anybody with a garage and do all that work on vehicles and have a waste oil burner
You’re an awesome man Paul you got an awesome family and an awesome crew and some awesome fans
I’m a retired old fart
And all you guys out there that does these recoveries and working on your vehicles makes my day and I also learned a little bit OK a lot from you guys😂 Your children will be set up for a long time to come it’s been an honor to watch you work grow and grow I do believe you’ll make a man out of hunter after a while😂
It’s fun having grasshoppers around you guys be safe as you can we all make mistakes if you’re not making a mistake you ain’t doing nothing💯👍✊🇺🇸
17:52 One time when I was an Apprentice, in a factory that made medium duty Chain Hoists, I was finishing up a job JUST like this.
The roof trusses had a light 2' X2" angle iron, that was mounted so it pointed DOWN, I left a nice prybar in the "" of that angle iron,, and didn't remember until the next week when I was at home and noticed it missing.
Sure enough many years later (like 8 years or so) .. we got a call to service the unit (it needed a new blower) .. and I found my prybar up there untouched! AND two 3/4" nuts they blamed me for dropping! :)
Robbie does nice work, truck looks great , need some reversible fans up there, suck heat pu and out in summer and blow heat down in winter, damn nice shop guys!
Hear rises. Always. Even if you point it downwards. Most of the air you produce will be wasted through the roof. Just think of this. Underfloor heating is the most expensive but most efficient. Watch diesel creek in his new shop. It cost him nothing, NOTHING to run it. Wood burner outside the shop. No noise in the shop and he will have all of his money back burning free wood for just around 3 years. Great work you all do and I never miss a single video you make. 10/10 and 5*
Sorry, it does cost to heat with wood unless you have someone to donate the wood all split and stacked at your door. I live in NW Minnesota where heating with wood is very common. The folks here will tell you that there IS a cost even with access to acres of wood. Wood fired boilers are an excellent method of heating your home and shop. Central Boiler/Wood Master company is just down the road from me. Their wood fired boilers are state of the art and efficient. Even so, to say heating with wood is free is not exactly accurate.
What is your time worth? Gotta figure that into "free" wood heat.
@@joejewett8546 he actually enjoys his days repairing old plant that he gets from the auctions. He also really enjoys landscaping and managing his woodland. I’ve no idea where he gets his money from but he really enjoys his lifestyle. Watch a couple of episodes of his. It can be really entertaining, taking on jobs both large and small. He even built his workshop, mostly by his self but calling in services as and when they were needed. ie, he laid down all the electrical power line,and put it in a self dug trench. It then cost him $30k for the power company to connect it up in around 20 minutes. If you’ve not seen any of his programs I recommend his blogs quite frequently.
8:28 OH!!!! Awesome!!! I love it already, .. it's better than the green one :) !! :)
At least you can get work done during "old man noises." It's bad when you hear them and your just getting out of bed 😂
8:56 The tape measure are epic!! .. you can NEVER have too many accrutate tapes. Although ... in today video everyone showed me up!! .. all I did was post a Link, to where you can get them :) lol
I may only be 29 but i LOVE me some of Jim Morrison and The Doors
Just to let you know, Starret tape measures are the best and expensive too.
Thank you Paul for the update on how things are going there in Utah !
Clean burn waste oil burners work great. Just clean them at the end of every season, And the pickup filter. We have one that is 18 years old now.
A good supply of air and not to much 90 weight oil at once. For a tank we use two 275 gallon pallet tanks. Because they are clear you can see how full they are when filling them and how empty they are getting during use. We have them plumped so each one has its own line and filter with a ball valve on each to shut off the one not in use.
Thanks Paul that song will be stuck in my head all day!! Love the channel always great content 💯👍
Greetings from Polson, Montana. I’m a RUclips subscriber. Two days ago, at Linderman Elementary School, where I work, a fourth grade girl was wearing a Fab Rats hoodie. She was excited when I told her I was a subscriber too and said she’d been to Utah.
Tell that 4th grader that we think she’s awesome!! Thanks for being such an awesome subscriber!😎
The doors break on through
one of the 26 year old club. Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison - all dead at 26 years old
The song you are refering to Paul is "Break On Through" by The Doors which is the opening track to their debut LP "The Doors" released in 1967. All four members are credited in the writing of this song.
Us ole' cabinet guys would have just used 3 1/2 and 25 (from the end) but Paul, you've shown so many times by now that your way just works, every time, who would dare second guess you 😅
Love it!
Nice work folks. Nice to see progress to the shop.
I would have built a frame with 4 legs to support. Along with what you welded.
11:43 Nice! .. I'm always stuck with the Stick Welder up high anywhere
Great job guys. Thank you 😊
Love the new shop! Oil heater is a great way to heat it. Had oil heaters in a equipment shop I use to work at and they worked great you just got to keep the filters clean. I suppose you are already planning on installing a couple of ceiling fans to push the heat to the floor.
2:47 look they are back! The quick return of the sideburns. 😂
Always good to see Grandma Lolly doing Quality control on the guys to be sure they are actually working.. Love it, thanks for the Video.
That’s pretty sick! Nice addition to the new shop for sure!
Thanks for making
Paul thanks everyone for all the new tape measures and then drops one 15 ft onto the concrete floor. Now we know the sort of thing that happened to the others.
That should work out nicely ! Thanks for sharing !
I’ve always taken the bump cap portion of the bump caps out and put them in a full brim hat.
Crazy to think that I was in jr. high when that song was released (1967) Miss those days.
He did a nice job on it
Two words , ceiling fans !! They will save money in the winter and cool you off in the summer.
Those red Starrett tape measures might become more valuable in the future. Starrett was recently sold to a private equity firm. It’s possible that future tools may be made overseas.
The Doors. Song was Break on through.
Keep up the great content guys!
Nice! I would make the tank, so the tank is a base to a work bench that way it’s usable space!
Great, now I have a Doors ear worm stuck in my head. I am glad to see Paul building a new shop. I’m sure he remembers working on gravel as a kid, dreaming about four walls, roof, and a floor.