Unistrut: The Sky's the Limit, Disney
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2013
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Rare 1950's Disney animated movie on the Unistrut Metal Framing System. Unistrut Products Company and Unistrut Corporation - pioneers and originators of the only completely adjustable metal framing system.
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This video is AMAZING. I work with unistrut almost everyday as an electrician, and I never realized using a strut nut actually boxes the unistrut and strengthens it.
My mother actually works for unistrut and it was so cool to learn about her work with this video
I really love Unistrut. It's absolutely incredible stuff.
Been doing a bit of channel strut research.... this video is THE BEST!!
Woah, I didn't even know they made magnesium brass and copper strut. Probably not anymore
Haha nice Unistrut is awesome stuff. Still exists unchanged and probably will for a long time to come
Yeah this is actually really surprising especially by the fact that your comment was 4 yrs ago 😅
Just found out about these today from a contractor. Using to frame an inside wall perpendicular to commercial roof trusses. Brilliant design and never knew the existed!!
Gee my dad and I were using it in the plumbing industry in the late 90s for hanging pipes and I thought we were pioneers.
Love the stuff. Hinges, trolleys and other fittings make my job a breeze.
Just made a garden store with unistrut - didn't realise I was being so old skool..!
I loved watching this thanks so much for digging it up.
Anybody know where to find some of those old catalogs and guides mentioned toward the end of the film, they would be great as PDFs on an ipad for reference
I love continuos slot!
Great video and a great product!
Great work
July 5th 2021
1 - 10 ft 1" 5/8 x 1" 5/8 piece $27.00
1 - 5 pack nuts $5.00
1 - 45 degree connector $5.00
yeah, the stuff has gotten stupid expensive thanks to Brandon!
1 10 ft is now $35.00 nut pack $6.50 LOL
I'm a huge animation buff.
This video was an assignment for a HVAC class I'm taking.
It just made my day.
:-)
It looks really useful.
I only ever see it being used to hold electrical conduit against the wall.
I guess it is expensive.
I assume the patent is long expired.
I have seen generic versions of it at Menards, stocked in the electrical section.
Nice wooden ladders and invisible fall protection. I guess OSHA was not around that day of filming. Glad to see this Unistrut remains American made and American owned. I hope. One never knows now.
OSHA had not been invented yet.
I'm sold modular for me
No longer low cost. If you use this to build a shelf it would cost you $1000.00 in 2024