Making Thousands of $ By Building Forklift parts In My Garage Only Using Basic Welding Tools

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Комментарии • 16

  • @kenholcomb3172
    @kenholcomb3172 15 дней назад +1

    I have the same little welder generator as you have in the back. Thermal Arc TA170, I love it! Good duty cycle and pretty easy to move around, Honda engine kicks ass, welds everything I need it for. Anyhow back to watching your video lol

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  15 дней назад

      The duty cycle is great on that machine. Mine works ok but the arc isn’t very stable unfortunately. Not sure what would cause that.

  • @johnbyram5391
    @johnbyram5391 15 дней назад +1

    i like where your heads at on the way you use cheaper tools it worked for me for a long time

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  14 дней назад

      I try to keep my profit margins as high as possible and knowing how to use the tools I already have efficiently is a great way to do it. I can’t believe all the money some guys spend on top of the line equipment. In the end a lot of them hardly use a good amount of their tooling or end up not using them to their full capability, it just lost profits.

  • @Redchew10
    @Redchew10 17 дней назад

    If those are 5/8” holes can I mail you some alignment pins for your table? Would save you having to use a square like that to make 90°s

  • @billnlori3149
    @billnlori3149 18 дней назад +1

    Nice job! I really like the advice about not buying something till it costs you NOT to have it. Very good. There is so much equipment available for rent as well.

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  18 дней назад

      I forgot to mention that! Yes renting is also a super good option if you only need that expensive tool for one job!

  • @OldGuy70s
    @OldGuy70s 19 дней назад

    So what Temp & Rod size did ya use?

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  19 дней назад +1

      3/32 dia 7018 at 85-95 amps

  • @jancotolsma3782
    @jancotolsma3782 18 дней назад

    Hey man if there was enough space why didn’t you just cut out a 1/2 inch plate in one go ?

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  18 дней назад

      You got it. There wasn’t enough space for anything thicker than 1/4” in order for the back of the forks to clear it. When being adjusted.
      The reason for the expanded metal over just solid 1/4” plate is they wanted to easily be able to see through it.

  • @askmeo2
    @askmeo2 17 дней назад

    Why does this shop look like chuckie2009's old shop?

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  16 дней назад

      Not sure. It’s definitely not the same shop as I don’t even live in the US.

  • @johnversluis3084
    @johnversluis3084 18 дней назад +1

    Welding must be side hustle for you I also noticed that your not big on safety PPE look the foot wear where did you get a pair steal toe flip flops

    • @JTwelder.
      @JTwelder.  18 дней назад +1

      No I own a rig welding company. Yes I do wear comfortable footwear when I think there’s no major hazards to my feet, is it the safest option? No it’s not but at the end of the day safety is a choice and you’re never going to convince people to be safer by leaving snarky ego fueled comments on RUclips videos.

    • @jordanthompson8777
      @jordanthompson8777 18 дней назад +1

      Also own a fabrication and mobile welding company, and I’ll be damned if I wear boots all day in own shop.