How I Cut A Door And Window Into My Shipping Container[Shipping Container Workshop EP 2]

The second installment of my shipping container workshop, it took myself some time but we are making progress finally. Lets cut some opening, weld in a few frames, paint, and lastly slap a door/ window in.
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[@tedpechie6642]

Excellent work. Love the way you framed the door and window

[@DonkeysBreath]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@johnrmuse]

Thanks for the video. I know nothing about welding at the moment and was wondering what type of electrode you were using? I also was wondering if you have any problems with condensation and the wooden frame of the window getting/staying wet? Thank you!

[@valdanowill]

This is good. I am going to try it becaus its like $150 per hour in canada to cut it.

[@DonkeysBreath]

Were you looking at hiring a welding tuck/ rig to come work for you ?

[@PDZ1122]

1/8" Steel probably would have been more than adequate. 1/4' seems overkill.

[@DonkeysBreath]

If the person doing the work was a professional Welder, and prepared to deal with significant warping of the flat bar. Then sure. But that is not me.

[@tomaszburczyk7478]

Could you write why you welded these profiles on the ceiling? in the movie I didn't really understand ...
Anyway, it's a beautiful job ... Congratulations. :)

[@DonkeysBreath]

better support for storage/ heavy snow load, as well as support for other interior thing that are in an up coming video

[@tedpechie6642]

I think he said it was for additional support on the roof in case he decided to put something up there

[@ronalexander4156]

So what size metal did you use for the window

[@DonkeysBreath]

the frame was 1/4 inch x 4 mild steel flat bar

[@ronalexander4156]

@@DonkeysBreath thanks it just looked like it was flush on the inside