Metal Cantilever Rolling Gate| JIMBO'S GARAGE
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- #JimbosGarage #Welding #MetalFabrication I built this cantilever gate for a client who did not want a track running along the ground. The hardware for this gate was a little hard to track down and expensive to ship because of the size. The end product turned out great.
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I really appreciate that you keep the mistakes as you go. Every project will have an issue and it's nice seeing how you overcome yours
Hola me gusta mucho tus videos , viendo tus trabajos aprendi mucho, soy aficionado a la herreria y uso todo lo que enseñas , muchas gracias, desde Asuncion Paraguay
As said earlier, it s nice of you to share so much, and to share your mistakes too.
Greeting and regards from France.
Hey man, just wanted to say your videos have inspired and helped me out tremendously! Just built my first set of stair railings.....thanks
Came here after your video showing how to replace a wheelbarrow tube, and so glad I saw this!!!! Great video!!!
each time i'm astonished by how easy it seems for you to weld these metal parts :) Great job. 👍
Jimbo, that turned out great! I love the shots of the finished products. Good job all around.
What a great work , greetings from Monterrey México
Super slick work loved seeing ur video. Respect from Israel.
Respect from California.
Quality work brother
I did one of these. I have many vids on it. Opening over 12 feet about 20 ft long total for the over hang. I used the track as the base. Opens with auto opener and rack package. Working good over three years. Going to build another one for my other opening for my driveway. Nice job on the gate. Weld tables are slick.
They put a decent bend in that track. It turned out well.
Good job as always. Always loved your detailed to the point explaining.
I congratulate you, friend, very nice work, very clean, excellent
Nice project
Your videos have a perfect balance of speed and detail! Really look forward to these. 😊
what the hell ? this is the SECOND TIME you/ve mounted that lock box UPSIDE DOWN !!!!
I use to build alot of doors and gates .. Doing the weld hook locks last was always the best way.. Great job..
I agree. It helps brace the frame but I usually tack temporary braces from bot/top to above/below cut out before cutting because it Always moves towards the inside due to the fillet welds.
Jimbo, if you do not want it to spring you can put in a temp short bar top and bottom of where it is going before you cut it, Then it will never spring anywhere. When finished cut them off.
Exactly.
Nice look . But dont forget to swap up and down spacer block evry pickets so if there is a slight difference it will not add up until the end . This way it will be equal space
Enjoying your videos watching from down under west coast australia
You always do such nice work Jimbo.
Nice gate Jimbo always love your videos no BS
Very nice gate and track system 👍
Love you jimbo
excellent gate jimbo as usual.....stay safe ...all the best...............dougie
Great job Jimbo
как всегда супер.смотрю все ваши видео..очень круто..восхищаюсь..
Excelente video de fabricacion de esta Puerta enrollable en voladizo de metal, gracias por compartirlo Jimbo, saludos desde Venezuela.
Greetings from Chile Jimbo!
Really nice gate, Great job!!!
Buen trabajo!!
Very nice gate. I love that table. Who makes it?
Looks great. I'm trying to design and fabricate my own 5m gate. Thanks for the ideas and tips.
Very nice jim,excellent video thankyou Stay safe.
another awesome build...
Thats a very cool gate!
Perfect
Forgetting to install lock boxes in the beginning happens to the best of us
Good job ☺
Nice job jumbo, ive never seen a slider like that ever made in a home shop...excellent job buddy!!
Funny how Cali law says nothing over 4 in ....that’s ridiculous man!!!
I‘m pretty sure it’s standard US building code for railings and fencing/gates not just Cali law. It’s to keep baby’s from getting stuck or falling through. I’ve heard of inspectors carrying a softball to check spacing, if the softball fits through it’s too big of a gap/spacing.
@@michael-michaelmotorcycle I believe code for rolling gates must be solid sheeted-no openings to get hand or arm caught in.
Just found your channel and really like your work and explanations of how and why you do what you do. Just and fyi, the fence on your evolution saw moves forward to allow for a full through cut at a 45 degree angle. That said, a piece of stock between the fence and the stock to be cut....works as well;-)
NIce job Jimbo.
I'm still after some table dogs 🙂
Great video 👍🤳
Wow... So nice
Thanks Great work
I really loved your video but I also loved the table and the clamps you use to fabricated, where can we buy one?
Hi Jimbo, just found your channel while looking fro cantilever videos. Thank you for sharing this video. Its great. If I can ask, what is the size of the soldering table you are using?
Very Nice
That’s real clean! I guess you’re still using rubber rollers on top?
great job ,but I am wondering: how is the gate holded from the top side ?
Typically, you do NOT add the extra balusters all the way to the end; it get's a tension bar design installed... this is so you do not waster material and also block the view of the side wall when gate is closed... The gate closed now, has extra 5 foot of balusters (you call pickets) on the face of the wall area)... Detracting from that beautiful stone wall.
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I’m curious you seem to final weld your pickets without tacking the other end or for that matter everything you do I’ve been fitting for 42 yrs I’ve never seen anyone do this . It would be nice to see some close ups of the finished product with a square and tape measure . I enjoy your videos thanks
I tack everything before welding out.
Damn good job on this one jumbo.....well most of ur shits is clean anyways but this gate is damn clean, no tracks on the floor etc
WAIT ........ there is a LAW dictating spacing between verticals on a gate/fence ??!! Lets all just take a moment to appreciate how "free" we are, and get all patriotic about it smmfdh ............ I like the video, new sub even, but hearing that just threw me for a loop. Nice job and thanks for sharing, though. Look fwd to seeing your other projects.
Muy limpio para trabajar
On the section of the gate that never clears the wall, could you have just welded in a solid sheet, say 11ga, instead of pickets? Or maybe just an x brace arrangement? BTW, I am a subscriber and I rang the bell, and I didn't get notified of your last two videos. Do you maintain a mailing list yourself?
Is there a support on the top of the gate ? Or is the rollers the only support vertically?
I really enjoy your videos. Hoping to learn to weld someday soon. I heard you mention CA, where abouts are you located. I'm in the Central Valley, Modesto.
I liked this video
You are very nice sir Best techar thank sir what is your city name plz
No need to go on a double with the whole frame. Do the frame just over the size of the opening to cover the hardware or the post. Other part can be just the bottom part of the frame with a triangle / diagonal piece to connect to the top of the frame for structural rigidity, and sliding rail at the bottom part in the whole length off course. That other part is about 1/4 to 1/3 of the length of the opening. That's it. In other way, nice and quick gate.
That's a slick way. Just extend the bottom rail, no need for so many pickets or decrorative accents.
Idk if any one has asked. Where did you get the lock set?
Where’d you find that track???? I really need that
May i please ask ? Why do you keep so many welders, grinders and other tools ? I’ve been welding most of my life “I’m 49” my father is a master welder/fabricator. I have one welder, one grinder 2 hand drills and I can make everything you make at the same pace. I can agree that having extra tools is a good thing to do. But 47 welder and 19 grinders. I’m exaggerating of course.
Jimbo. Hi.
Was it the comunello cantilever parts? Also was a top guide fitted on site ?
What metal cutting saw will cut metal all the way through?
Nice job as always, couldn’t you have just used the track as the bottom of the gate instead of welding the gate on top? Just wondering if that would work too.
Good point/idea. Could of saved a bit of material. However the aesthetics might have looked off doing it that way.
You want the track to be as rigid as possible for this type of gate to support the overhanging weight without flexing. Granted this is only a small gate so I’m sure it’s possible in this case. But there is a risk. If you burn through the track with one of your welds it binds up in the carriage wheels. And is really tricky to grind out. I’ve done maybe 10-15 of these up to a 9 metre (29 feet) clear opening. Good job for this application. 🇬🇧
Shouldnt you made the bottom track the actual bottom of your gate? That way, when you have the gate powder coated, you dont have the top of the bottom track and the bottom of the gate frame bare metal.
Hey Jimbo, thanks for another excellent build! I couldn’t help but notice that there was virtually ZERO spatter on your weld table, even when you were getting close welding the frame corners. I spend almost as much time cleaning up spatter on my weld table as I do cleaning up my ugly welds. How do you do it? I’m running a Vulcan 220, .030 wire, 75/25 gas, and typically use the default preconfigured settings and always make a hell of a mess. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
WD-40 on the table top helps at my shop. Keeps the rust at bay too.
He uses 90/10 gas. I have never used it but it is supposed to minimize spatter compared to 75/25
Jumbo, I've seen all of your videos. I am a welder fabricator myself and have been welding or in co struction for over 15 years now. My question for you is, how do I start working for myself? I've always worked for other companies and I want to make the leap qnd begin working for myself, but I don't know how to take the leap. Can you tell me your first steps of starting your own business?
Start doing small jobs after work and weekends to get a taste-And do them close to perfect, that will start the word of mouth process to keep you busy.
Firma a cadência camarada
Jimbo, I've wondered why you put the backer in when you cut angles. Its odd that it won't go all the way thru. I have an older EVOSaw 380 and I cut 45's all the way thru all the time
355 has a 355mm blade diameter. 380 has a 380mm blade diameter I believe.
where can i find the thunder metalblade for your chopsaw?
is this bob?
What size is your weld table?
I have made one also, 8.2m long, 2 m high. Shame I can't put picture 📷 here...
Question for you. Do you know anyone/someone with last name of Berryhill.
yeah, I do
10:35 no Rust-Protection between both profiles 🤷🤦♂️🤔
Daweisstebescheid what would you suggest using?
I am looking for a job I am a professional blacksmith 14 years experience in the field of blacksmithing
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Видно,что то у Джимбо с заказами последнее время не очень.....
California regulates the width of gate pickets? Jeez. Glad I don't live there.
I‘m pretty sure it’s standard US building code for railings and fencing/gates not just Cali law. It’s to keep baby’s from getting stuck or falling through. I’ve heard of inspectors carrying a softball to check spacing, if the softball fits through it’s too big of a gap/spacing. What if there was a pool behind that gate and a toddler got through to the pool, or it was a set of bars on a second story window? That’s the reasoning behind the building code.
So many walls and gates in The People's Republic of California. Why is that?
Build the wall