Drinks Trolley Bar Cart Industrial Style - Forme Industrious
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This Drinks Trolley is made from Steel 50mm (2 inch Angle) 5mm thick. I used the Lathe to make the rivets and ornamental curvy things. This is the first time I had used a metal lathe in 30 years! The timber is Silky Oak finished in Wipe on Polyurethane. The steel work is finished in a clear coat spray. It was a fun job using the lathe. Yes it had been Christened!
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All I see is art craftmanship at it's best
Nice to hear Courtney, thank you!!
I love everything you make. I'm a woodworker and I love how you integrate metal and wood. It always gives the pieces more warmth. Love it
I too love the combination of metal and wood - Thank you!
Красота да и только! хорошо когда всякий инструмент есть и умелые руки!
Your attention to detail and artistic touches are just great!
I really appreciate the feedback Alex, many thanks!!
Outstanding work, great design and even better craftsmanship, 10/10!
Awesome - Huge thank you!
One of my favorite pieces you've made so far, excellent craftsmanship Scott!
Hi Bill, I need to make some wine bottle rack for the lower shelf, then fill it of course. Thanks again Bill!
Scott you have taken it to the next level with this build mate, the detail in the rail especially! Two thumbs up!!!
you got great skill in wood work and metal work.
Many thanks Alex!
You are a creative artist
Hey Scott. I am a huge fan of your work. I have always loved the look of steel and wood. I am a woodworker myself and the reason I have never combined steel with my woodworking was because of not having any knowledge of how to weld. Watching your channel has inspired me to start learning how to weld. I don’t know if you have ever had any requests for this but it would be great if you could do a series of videos on basic welding, as well as what a beginner’s needs of tools would be. Keep up the amazing videos!!!!!!!
You have great taste and amazing talent ! Love the detail you add to all your projects. Absolutely incredible !
Awesome - Thank You!!
Интересные у вас идеи, исполнения и съемка, смотрю ваши видео без остановки, продолжайте в том же духе, вы большой молодец =)
Спасибо, Норман! Я очень ценю ваш комментарий!
I LOVE THIS STYLE.
Great to hear that! Thank you!
Nice work again Scott.. Great to see you picked up a metal lathe!
Tim
Cheers Tim! Luuuurving the metal lathe!!
Superb Work ...
Thank You!
Perfect industrial bar cart to make Boiler Makers on!
good build
nice metal detail on the top
luv the rivets
Thank you! It was a fun build.
Always appreciate your detailed videos.Another awesome creation.
I always appreciate your support! Thanks for the comment!
I cannot imagine the price of this beauty....love it ❤️
Me neither! Thank you!
I love the free hand lathe taper work. Very nice hardware and build in general. You make it look easy.
Looks easy :) Oh that's because I edited out all the cuss words. Thank's again!
Beautiful work Scott, again I love your wood/steel blending techniques. With most of our crazy wonky Aussie hardwoods squeezing the boards into those frames would = wood movement chaos but with mostly 1/4 sawn Silky Oak you'll get away with it as it's very stable.
Thank You! Yes I agree. I was lucky enough to pick up the silky from a garage sale and i still have plenty for more projects down the track and I'm running out of hard wood so that's probably a good thing!
Mycket fint arbete Scott😀 ha det gott 😁👍 hälsningar Kent från Sverige
Its the incredible detail that always blows me away.
So awesome Scott :-)
Big Hugs Dude, Thank YOU!!!!
Another nice piece of design, well executed Scott
Cheers Barry, and it's now christened too ;)
Hi scott, such a pleasant moment, to watch U ! U give us a lot of ideas ! greaaaattttt JOB !!!!!
Thanks for taking the time to watch! All the best, thank you!!
WOW! Beautiful such craftsmanship! Excellent! $$$$$$$
Thank you!
If you ever have trouble with your thicknesser, remove the switch and blow the dust out of it. Another fantastic project, well done.
Thank you Paul, and for the tips.
Nice work
Thanks again Victor!
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Thanks you
Awesome build!
Thank you David!
All your jobs r Amazing!!!
Really appreciated. Thanks for getting in touch.
Wow Scott! Absolutely stunning Buddy! I LOVE your work Man! "Rustic Elegance!" I picked up several tips in this and all your videos, Thanks! Have A Super Week!.....*Gus*
Awesome! Glad you got something that can help out of the video, we all have a couple of tricks up our sleeves and it's great that we are all learning from each other. Thanks for your support Gus, have a super week too!
Nice. All the small details really make it special.
Thanks bluebarnworkshop! Cool!
That didn't hurt at all buddy. That cart is beautiful. The detail is off the charts.
Glad you picked up on that bit, Thanks man!
For me it is beautiful
That's what I hope to achieve, thank you so much!
Looks great Scott.
Cheers Eddie!
Very good
Thank you!
That is absolutly amazing!
Cheers Merlin!
I love the detail around the top! Well done!
Brandon Lund thank you Brandon. It was a good project to get some lathe practice with.
What a great cart!!
When things get serious, we all need a drinks cart! Thank you!
loving your work mate
Cheers Antony!
.... Nice work Scott
Thank You for your support!
Beautiful Piece-Excellent
Thank you Michael!
Best workshop
Thank you Mochammad!
As a safety and comfort-tip: when you wear earphones, put it below your shirt.
Then you have no loose cables into your work, and when the pods drop from your ears, the hang before you instead of on the ground.
Simply, but convineant.
Thanks for looking out for me. I do for the most part tuck my cable under my shirt, but not all the time, my bad. All the best Eddy.
Очень красиво получилось и все продумано. Класс.
Спасибо! Хороший комментарий!
Great project and a wonderful job. You’re a bit of the Jimmy Diresta from down under! Good on ya mate! Or something like that.
Oh thank you! I'm not fit to do up Jimmy's boot laces, but I'll do my best :)
Don't sell yourself short man. Love the work.
Very well engineered!
Thanks Gus!
Really beautiful design and work
Hi BillSin Workshop, Many Thanks!
Очень круто!!! Особенно мелкие точенки очень понравились!!!👍👍👍
Рад, что вам понравилось, спасибо за ваш комментарий!
Жаль на точенке лепухи от сварки видно надо было на резьбу соберать
That looks great. I love that you used the lathe to make the rivets and...ornamental curvy things. LOL. I manage a makerspace and we have a metal lathe and a nice welder. But I have not been fully trained. I hope that one day I can make some projects on them. Thanks for the inspiration.
I'm fascinated by the makerspaces in the US. Kelly Roy from ADX Portland came to speak at my city in Townsville. Her story was captivating! Thanks again for the comment Angie - all the best!
Круто! Поистине работа профессионала!
Круто! Поистине работа профессионала!
Good job
Nice! You inspired me
Thank you Carlos!
Ey man been watching all you videos ,,.im working on stuff like that u doing great work ,,,rivets are expensive but they look good saludos👍🏽
Thank you Miguel! Yes best to buy the rivets in bulk lots.
Super travail !
Je vous remercie!!
Waow SUPER KREATIF,,,sukses GBU
Your talent is really unique..😍😍😍❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Thank you Roger!
Stunning!!! You’re so precise! It appeals to my “perfectionist” nature.
Thank you Vickie! I try and get it pretty close :)
Beautiful nice work
Thank you Alan!!
Perfect!!Beautiful design!! Nice Job!! Thank!!
Thank you!!
Very nice,.... congratulations...
Many thanks Oscar!
You my friend have mad skills
Thanks Jose - I just get determined when I get a cray idea!
Hermoso, excelentes detalles como siempre. Te felicito!
Agradezco su apoyo y sus comentarios. ¡Gracias Gabriel!
Как всегда, безупречная работа. Интересно, кто ставит дизлайки? As always, impeccable work. I wonder who puts dizliki?
Thank you Mickael! Cannot please everyone.
Very good perfect
Thank you!
Very nice! All anyone needs to make it is $50,000 in tools and $500 in materials and the space to do it in. 🤣
Whow - you need to watch this video from Widman Tech ruclips.net/video/84q3qjjJiV8/видео.html
:)
Muy chingón! Pero si es un buen de trabajo!!!
¡¡Gracias Alex!!
great job.
Joe Derue thanks Joe!
Great piece of work! (y)
Thank you Janmajit!
Great job!
Thank you Tom!!
Amazing job Scott. I just found your channel some days ago, but watched almost all videos so far. And subbed of course. One point regarding the trolley: The casters. They look too new and commercial you know? Perhaps you could let them look more used or more industrial. But that´s only the last 0,1% to perfection ;-) Keep on with your great work. We can see the passion you´ve got creating this stuff. Kind regards from Germany.
Thanks Tim. Yes they where new Aluminium casters. Yes there is always a passion in the build. Thank you and all the best for the feedback!
I really love your video, this very inspiring. Nice job
Awesome: thanks for your feedback!!
Am I correct in thinking the rivets are decorative? The welds you made on those pieces are more than enough to hold it together. Beautiful work.
Correct. Thank you Edward!
GENIUS!
Hardly, but thank you!
Hi Scott. Pleeeeease. Would you pleas upoad another video? Every day i'm waiting you. I send you a hug from Argentina.
awesome work
Thanks Nashu!
Scott, I really admire your work. Keep it up. Hey, quick question for you. Have you run into any issues with the differences between expansion and contraction of metal and wood and for that matter humidity? It looks like you aim for some pretty tight fits.
Thanks Sidney. No, not really - I make fairly generous screw holes in the steel work that all for a bit of movement.
@ 8.29, when the metal jams the blade. Remedy, I use a piece of 10mm, anything will do, to space the end of the metal being cut and the "cut length automatic stoppy thing". Clamp him up, remove the 10mm piece it allows the soon to be cut piece some room to move. Sorry for the "Technical Speak Jargon", this is how I was brought up.
Great tip right there - thank you again. I do that on the table saw often and I should do it on the band saw too, cheers.
Beautiful stuff as always. Don't think I've seen the lathe before in your videos. New tool?
Thank You Matt! Yes was lucky enough to pick up the lathe for the right price. Couldn't turn it down (no pun intended ;)
Nice build mate ..;-p
Thank you Eye Toldyoosso, cheers!!
Good job 👍😎🇫🇷
Thanks Cyril!
I love your channel. You build beautiful pieces. I also like wood working and metal work. Do you have concern of welding in the same place you wood work. Is this a fire hazard? I’m asking from a point of naiveness.
Thanks Danniel! Yes I get concerned about fire. Before I weld I vacuum all the wood dust, best I can and the try and blow out the remainder. Keeping it clean is the plan. Other than that I have fire extinguishers and vigilance.
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious thanks for the reply. I want to do both in my shop. I’m still trying g to figure out a system like yours. Like I said earlier, I love you work and you inspire me with e dry video you post.
Keep doing the best
Thank you - I will try!
Scott Turner great respect from you to me thanks
It's a real pleasure to see your work. I have a question. When you use tig and when you use mig? Greetings and thanks for your time
Hi and thank you! I would use TIG for an area that needs better control go the heat and amount of fill, for example a delicate area. My MIG is great for big fillet welds, joining larger structures. MIG is much faster and creates a much bigger bead. Generally I would not use TIG for general welding of materials, it would be too slow. I hope this helps.
Thank you. I appreciate your answer. I live in Argentina and it is a little expensive welder mig and supplements. But I think I'll make the investment. Please keep uploading your videos are very illustrative.
Thankyou Yolanka1966, I have plans to make many more videos. See you next time.
Wow!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Nice work, beautifully done, are you going to paint the kart as well?
Hi Pascal, yes I used a clear coat on the finished steel work. Sorry I missed that part doing the video. I might one day do a video on how I prepare the steel surface for paint.
Very kool, I like it....👌👌
Thanks Henry!
Mate! Did you nick off to film school last week?
That was really well filmed/edited/composed.
The lathework was beautiful - I need to get back on the metal lathe a bit more.
Before I read the description I was going to ask if it was Silky Oak. I love the look of that timber. Very pronounced medullary rays and a beautiful colour. My Pop used to use Silky Oak a lot back in the day.
Dude, yes I have......the school of You Tube ;) Man, lots of gigawarehouses of memory used up on the computer with all the footage and in the end it all gets squashed to 13 minutes. The lathe should be super useful in some up coming projects. Love the Silky and I was lucky enough to pick up some boards from a garage sale. Thank you Damo and good talking with you as always!!
Прекрасная работа! Душевный подход и профессионализм! Подскажите, а что за прибор, чем варили заклёпки и держатели для столешниц? Спасибо.
Спасибо. Я не уверен, что вы спрашиваете, поэтому я постараюсь ответить. Я сделал заклепки. Я думаю, вы можете купить их или использовать болты с куполом. Или просто сварить рамку, надеюсь, это поможет.
he asked: what type the welding machine?
Спасибо, Владислав, я использовал TIG Welder. В Австралии бренд Rossi, хотя это просто обычный китайский сварщик. Он будет делать TIG, Stick и Plasma.
Спасибо, Владислав, я использовал TIG Welder. В Австралии бренд Rossi, хотя это просто обычный китайский сварщик. Он будет делать TIG, Stick и Plasma.
I have become your student I get a allot scarp steel. And now I no were it's going
Great to hear! Thank you. send me pictures of your projects!
I've watched several of your videos and I'm very confused by your MIG torch set-up. My only guess is you're welding with flux cored wire, otherwise the lack of shroud would prevent the gas from shielding the weld properly thus producing rather fecal welds, which yours are not. Unless you managed to modify the contact tip holder to shoot gas towards the weld rather than into (non-existent in this case) shroud. Either way, I'm still very curious. Also, you must have very steady hand not to short out the tip in tight corners.
Thank you! Yes in this case I use Flux Core wire. There is no need for the gas shroud. If it is on, it just gets covered in splatter so I remove it.
@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Fair enough! I prefer my shroud on, but then I always use gas with my MIG and normally inside of a workshop, so no sudden gusts of wind that could mess things up! Keep up the good work mate!
Great
Thank you.
12/5000
super work !
Thanks Valeri. Not sure what 12/5000 means?
hybrid inverter ?
I think you might be talking about my TIG Welder, yes it is a DC Inverter TIG, Stick and Plasma 3 in one.
Thank you, I just like watching video masters, I'm a computer expert and with great respect for masters with the right hands! Sometimes I make wood products myself.
Cool! Wood working is a joy, and a privilege :)
Very good work I write to you from Uruguay. How many hours I take that job and if you can tell me how much it costs if I bought it
Thank you Marcelo, oh this sold a while back. You can contact me on my web site if you like.
beautyfull
SANTIAGO ESPINA thank you!
Beautiful work man! Question on the wood finish. Do you sand between each of the three coats or just pile them up then sand (how fine?) before the final spray finish?
Thank you! Yes I sand between Coates using 600 grit
Отлично ! Сколько заняло по времени ?
Не долго. Около 4 дней работы. Самая длинная часть - это заклепки и рукава. Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Thank you Anton!
Question, What type of Bandsaw do you use to cut all your metal pieces? Ive tried to slow down the video to catch the brand name but cant get it
My Bandsaw is a Hafco BS-5S www.machineryhouse.com.au/B003
Olá boa tarde uma pergunta a sua maquina não usa gaz?
Oi, eu uso Flux Core Wire - sem gás.
What applies to the steel so it does not rust? Nice job!
Thanks David. I used a Spray acrylic, a quality one.