Hello👋🙋♂️ there Amazing and very interesting video🎥 as always Good information and very helpful Do keep posting Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Do yourself a favor and set up and clamp a straight edge at the end of your table to butt your long tubes up against and set your cross member along... second... stop using your square where the seam of your tube is, that seam was welded and thus distorted by heat, if you set something flat on that seam you will notice it rocks because it's not flat... honestly, I only use a square to get things close enough and still tweak it afterward with Pythagoras a²+b²=c² (you can even use this to check the accuracy of any square) and lastly when you put your legs on, clamp them down using flushing plates and you will find it much easier to square them up, again using Pythagoras since A-you are using the seam side of the tube, which is far from flat And B- it is far more accurate Any time you are using Pythagoras, you can easily measure out a reference point to measure to... this is handy on very large frames, or when you can't get a tape on the corners since you clamped it to your table
I am sorry I didn’t mean to ignore your comment. I’m just getting back into making videos on RUclips normal welding table is really any size that you need but a good thick plate and being flat is most important.
Yeah. How much will that be off if a member is only .02 to a thirty second off? If the leg is 5 or six feet, Does the work require the ultra clean municipal look, or athstetic design, use designing elements that hide defects, like standout fill weilds.
They are terrible. Any particles can throw them off and they don't hold true more than a few inches. For a good fit, I find it better to measure half ways down the tubes using Pythagorean theorem.
Awesome video appreciate all the tips
this is great! I found this really helpful. Thanks!
I appreciate your comment. I’m getting back into making videos and hoping to post more soon.
Great video man
Great tips!
Thanks for this. I wish you would have recorded the whole build
Looks like it’s been a year since you commented but I appreciate your feedback and going to be posting more videos.
Solid video
Thank you!
Hello👋🙋♂️ there
Amazing and very interesting video🎥 as always
Good information and very helpful
Do keep posting
Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Do yourself a favor and set up and clamp a straight edge at the end of your table to butt your long tubes up against and set your cross member along... second... stop using your square where the seam of your tube is, that seam was welded and thus distorted by heat, if you set something flat on that seam you will notice it rocks because it's not flat... honestly, I only use a square to get things close enough and still tweak it afterward with Pythagoras a²+b²=c² (you can even use this to check the accuracy of any square) and lastly when you put your legs on, clamp them down using flushing plates and you will find it much easier to square them up, again using Pythagoras since
A-you are using the seam side of the tube, which is far from flat
And B- it is far more accurate
Any time you are using Pythagoras, you can easily measure out a reference point to measure to... this is handy on very large frames, or when you can't get a tape on the corners since you clamped it to your table
I also like welding when I'm high.
As they say welding is 90% prep. They aint bloody wrong ol son
You’re right about that. Taking to
Prep is key.
Line up those seams. Make it look uniform
Thank you for the great tips .Have u done any more videos?
Thank you for your comment. I am just getting back into making videos to help people out. I am hoping to make new videos soon.
Really enjoyed the video also subscribed what is the usual size of a Welding Table might be a stupid question I know
I am sorry I didn’t mean to ignore your comment. I’m just getting back into making videos on RUclips normal welding table is really any size that you need but a good thick plate and being flat is most important.
I can have 3 corners at 90deg and 4th one won't be 90deg.
Yeah. How much will that be off if a member is only .02 to a thirty second off? If the leg is 5 or six feet, Does the work require the ultra clean municipal look, or athstetic design, use designing elements that hide defects, like standout fill weilds.
Ok now I feel like an idiot. Basic stuff I should have learned before I took a job as a fabricator.
Are they metal irwin quick clamps? Rare as fk
Came from harbor freight. 😅but they work great!
Is your welding table plywood covered with steel? 😂
Magnetic corner squares aren't always that good huh
They are terrible. Any particles can throw them off and they don't hold true more than a few inches. For a good fit, I find it better to measure half ways down the tubes using Pythagorean theorem.