Modern Iron Workshop Gate/Door build with stick welder/ Latest Home & workshop Door 2022

This video is a part of my workshop build series. Last year on April 26, 2021, I started the construction of my workshop and it took almost 6 months of work to construct the superstructure and finish work. At the start, I decided to use metal door frames which I decided to construct myself. So the installation part of the door frame was executed last year but since I was busy with my own work I didn't record that part of the video. Now for the past 1 month, me and my brother started making doors for the workshop because we planned to buy some machinery and for safety purposes, one hall needs to be completed. So I first finish the bottom main door. For the color, I go with a two-tone look, and during the start of this DIY work, I chose these colors in my logo my plan is to paint the entire workshop in a two-toned look. On the top floor, there is a marble flooring that needs to be done which is going to be an electronic, jewelry, and craftsman room. There is a similar design for the door that needs to be installed on the top floor but I am going to install that after the marble flooring work has been completed.
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Modern Stainless Steel Gate / Door Build with Steel Weave Pattern for My Workshop / TIG Welding
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[@premgaikar1479]

I like this video 👍

[@rishabhkumar2617]

First comment and first like sir ji

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks Rishab..😊

[@vinothkumar4643]

Sir your are from north or south

[@vinothkumar4643]

If you are in south .. iwant to meet you and learn ss work polish process sir

[@ambroscustom]

I am from the north dear. SS polish is not a difficult process dear. Just follow the grit size incrementally and you are able to get nice smooth scratch free surface.

[@nathanweese3812]

Looks great, another cool build. Im not familar with those plastic threaded inserts on the hinges, but that seems like alot of weight for them to hold over time. Just a thought.

[@ambroscustom]

Thanks mate. Might be you are right but those doors aren't that heavy, around 35kg per side and I read that these are capable of holding at least 40kg per screw, which is downward force. Seems like sixteen of them are plenty but once I shifted my tig welding machine to this shop, I think I am gonna secure it more firmly to increase more strength.

[@SmartWorkshop123]

Your work place where

[@ambroscustom]

Ludhiana Punjab

[@SmartWorkshop123]

Your home city

[@ambroscustom]

Ludhiana