CUSTOM METAL CARPORT BUILD // WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- CUSTOM METAL CARPORT BUILD // WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS
In this video, Parker and I are building a custom metal carport for a customer. I’m Austin Ross of arosswelding and on this channel, I share my experiences as a rig welder and in my mobile welding business. If you are wondering how to build a metal carport or how to build a metal carport frame I think you will like this video. I’m talking metal carport installation, metal fabrication, metal carport lean to, and home improvement. If you are searching for build a carport, make a carport, building a carport, how to build, carport, and building a carport. Taking you along for my metal fabrication business and custom welding jobs. If you want to see more metal fabrication projects, welding projects, residential welding, and home metal projects videos in the future make sure to subscribe.
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Pretty slick bud, would love to see a highlight video on your gin pole, please.
I second this.
I’m curious as well.
Yes 🙌
The people would like to know more about that gin Pole. Can we get a run down video on your take of it?
Yes would like to know the specs on that unit
Great video. I'm wanting to build a structure very similar to this, and its shocking how little there is like this on YT. Always admire your professionalism, very glad the YT algo directed me to your channel.
Weld your clips for purlin on the ground then lift up ;)
Looks good man
Ya... lol as we started welding them on, I told Parker, next time we’ll put these on before we hang the rafters. I love doin and learnin!
Great videos Austin! I am not a welder, but I do own 2 of them and a plasma cutter and enjoy messing around with them in my garage, you give a lot of great information. I look forward to the new videos every Friday!!!
You're living and learning, such as shoot your elevations before cutting your columns, then you can cut and weld the caps on the ground, same with the clips on the joists. But, you're learning, that's the main thing, keep up the good work.
Ya... the customer did not get the plates in level... or else o would have gone that route. That’s the only bad thing about the customer doing some of the work... 🤷♂️ oh well.
I like your advise to guy's wanting to pipeline,I worked for one of the largest corporations in the world,I was asked if I wanted to tig in pump stations,stainless and chrome,after a few months of that,I was asked to help on a 42" tie in,if I would have been on my own it would of never happened.OH!! I forgot one thing,it doesn't doesn't matter how good you are or what you know,it's being good enough and who you know!
Thanks for sharing with us Austin. Nice job with the building project. Going to be watching that video a few times. I’m getting the urge. 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey, Railroad guy here. It's been awhile since I've commented. I really enjoy watching all the different projects. Beats just doing pipeline. I'm glad you're doing well. If you ever need a full time helper, I can get you in touch with my son. We're only an hr North of ya up in Winfield, KS. He has 3 or 4 yrs experience. Mainly Tig but can do all.
Thank you. I’ll keep that in mind.
Use a clear hose with windshield washing fluid. It’s my go to for a level.
I'm just a hobby welder but I find your so friendly in your videos and they are filled with useful information... that I subbed to your channel. 😀
Great metal yard that is where we got all metal for my sons eagle project
Enjoy your videos. I am a retired pipe fitter/ welder out of local 725 in Miami.
Thanks for another great video! Honestly I wait all week to see what you are up to!!
Could you show us how you made that sweet lifting contraption off the hitch? Very smart idea!
Looking good glad to see you staying busy
Keep on knocking them jobs out👍🇺🇸
Машина многофункциональная 👍
My only complaint is that these videos are way too short. 😀 I could watch this guy work all day long.
Hey Mr. Ross.. first thing.. I enjoy your videos... my name is Rudy and hope this could help you out.. I build carports / 40×140 ft haybarns / garage's / lean-to's an lots more ... I always weld my clips on the ground that way everything is ready.. mark the spaces for your purlins.. and I don't brace my section because my pulins become my braces.. then the r-panels tie everything together.. hope that helps...
Yes yes. Very helpful. As we were welding the clips on I told Parker, next time we’ll do this on the ground before we hang the rafters... I love learnin. Thank you for sharing!
What do you mean by pulins...?
Hi there Mr Ross. I am new to welding. Is it possible to do a video on stick welders running on 230vac and recommended amp rating for welding farm equipment like soil tillers or thick metals and for learning pipe welding. It be great for all of us newbies looking into learning/ practice. I am lost on amp rating for 230vac home use welder.
@@arosswelding lol..sorry.. meant purlins
@10:46 damn how many reverses did it take for little truck to be put away in the garage lol
Also Ross, run yourself some 1/0-ga wire from the Battery to the back of your Truck and front as well and connect those to Battery Quick connectors this was you always have 12V at both end's of your Truck and you just plug into it and you can have anything powering it. Winch, Flood LED lights and more like your hitch crane. And you can use it as a Starter cable hookup and charger port as well. And if you put a 200Amp Fuse right by the battery you also safe your butt when something is overloading the wire too so no cable burn. Cost you maybe $150 and 3h of your labor time to install it at the front and rear of your Truck but very well worth it. I installed on our Truck a heavy duty rectange 1/4" thick tube 3" by 4" and welded 3 Hitch receivers to it, left, right and center so I can put D-Ring receivers, My winches, Floot Bar's, Roof Rafter Rack or anything else I may need quickly into the receivers to simplify my job.
Finally seen this one A Ross,,I like to give a little past experience,on your horizontal girt,cost wise I think 6" C perlin primered would work great flush side out naturally.The only other thing I noticed was the trusses only have vertical support,if you have snow those wide spans might need the angled brace welded in,really increases snow load.I have made many hay shelters the same way,just 12' inside,should be popular where your at,Good job.
My question is about truck electronics and batteries during time of your lifting and welding . I do understand you have natural ground. Thanks .
Love your homemade hitch crain lol. I'm legit gonna make one for my garage build
The blueprint book is amazing. I was really surprised when i got mine of what all it had in it. How to figure this how to figure that, and how to make parts that you might need too. I love it.
What is the blueprint book that you are talking about
Yes what is this book you speak of?
I agree! Video on the lift by itself.
I made my own gin Pole using a harbor freight 12 volt winch and a 20-foot piece of oil well drill stem. If the RUclips-watching crew here wants to know more, tell Austin and I'll send him the information. Many of the buildings I build have 12 to 15 ft tall side walls and you need an extremely long and robust hoist to get trusses up that high.
You don’t have pictures by any chance !? Would like to see your set up
hey bud i would like to have the info on your gin pole setup
@wadebrowne5076
I gave it to a friend, so I don't have any way to send you a picture, but all I did was, I fashioned a hinge out of steel, such that it fit into the 2" receiver on my truck. It was 12 feet long with a Harbor Freight 12-volt winch fastened about midway and a caged pulley at the outboard edge. I also put a hand-cranked boat winch mounted to my truck rack (welded 1 1/2" 11-gauge square steel tubing) and attached the hook end to an eye, which had been welded to the mast, just below the 12-volt winch. This carries most of the leveraged load, allowing the little electric winch to have to lift only the weight of a roof truss (400-800 pounds). That's it. Worked like a champ. I'm 74 and have transitioned from building steel buildings to staying around my little farm growing cows and building windmills and steam engines. Hope this helps.
Buen invento
I can't wait till I get my weld rig going!!! I miss welding and building things!!!!
That’s a nice trailer you’ve got. I think I would of built a little wall about 12” high in the front of it so that your steel won’t take off and nail you should you have to stop suddenly.
Yes top my friend. Brazil 🇧🇷🇺🇸 USA ✌️
A good way of avoiding to run those wires to your battery. Why not install some quick connects near the rear and hook it on a relay and switch. You can also have it wired to where they won't provide power without the engine running.
That’s pretty much what my buddy did for his gin pole we use for dressing wild pigs in Texas,we ran the wires from the battery underneath the truck to the rear and up into a stake pocket and connected the wires to the male and female connections for a electric trolling motor the female one is in the pocket and the male one is on the wires on the pole and just used a ATV winch with a remote control,works great
Nice work on the car port build and I like the Gin Pole setup on the truck Austin !
I would pay for plans of that gin pole. That’s so sweet and would be so much better to have around the shop
Ill be in that inner circle, straight up👌
Miss seeing you on that mud board not gonna lie...glad you are making your other career happen big things for you ahead keep it up! Wish you were closer to Indiana we would put you to work...might not sit well with Kayla and Gingham!!
Love all you're videos keep it up!for me i started when I was 14 now 30 saved up enough money to by a cheap Lincoln electric buzz box and had my dad bring home scrap steel from job sites he was a plumber on site so brought me all crap steel ,now im a welder,ironworker on site and in the shop fabricating the whole job we'd install,,but what do love the most just pipeline work kinda same weld obviously just pipe but different fit or thickness and position so never easy or ,,doing jobs on youre own just the simple things getting steel for a job you bid,running a lazer and doing all the laying out to make job complete which do you like more?
Neat Gin Pole Setup
nice work boss
Hey I’ve started my own welding business 3 months ago
Hey Ross! Can you do a video of your cool convenient gadgets you use inside your pickup cab? Thatd be awesome!
I once got stuck on a lift 30' up on a Friday at the end of the day so I used our 100' extension cord and repelled down my foreman that told me not to climb down begged me to lower him down. So I did after a minute or two lol.
Just a point of clarification - We didn’t actually see the instrument so it might have been a ‘transit’ but I think more likely, it was a ‘builders level’. In any case, you were using it as a level, not a transit bcz you were just shooting level, not turning or measuring angles.
You might look into a laser level in the future, bcz you can perform any leveling operation with just one person, rather than an ‘instrument man’ and a ‘rod man’.
I just subscribe to your chanel,greeting from malaysia iam a pipe fitter too,and lot of information i learn from your video,thanks a lot for sharing peace 👍👍💖
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Instead of running jumper cables to up to the battery you should wire your winch up with a trailer plug so you can plug it in the back of the truck
Nice build interesting to know more about the processes.Thanks
Hey men thanks for sharing your videos with us. I’ve learned so much from you
Thank you.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very beautiful Iran 👌
Great inspiration Austin
Hell yeah brother great job
That's a well made carport!
Good work, Hand! Whatever it takes to get the job done.
Great vídeo amigo!!!
Gracias from México ...👍👍👍
Can you do a video on how to use a transit and take elevations?
A transient works opposite of your eyes. If you wanna go up you go down if you wanna go down you go up
Badass rig
Man, I learn a lot from you. Love your content!
You should show tips when welding c-purlin to thicker metal! If u have tag me in the video
if you keep on doing all this structural welding you might want to consider getting yourself a suitcase welder
Awesome 👍 thanks for sharing your projects.
I like the gin pole/lifting rig. Do you have the build plans and materials list for sale?
Not yet but I will consider puttin some together.
@@arosswelding great it would be an awesome idea or welding project
@@arosswelding Austin make a video showing us the gin pole in depth. Thanks.
That Parker guy sure did a lot of standing around.
What’s up Trent!
Right on
Guy I love your videos.
Awesome job. So much good information.
Good job like always my brother , thanks for all your advice
Good job
Great video can't wait to see more of this build ! Thank you
wow you have your own crane
This video needs a part 2.
I didn’t film skinnin it but I did throw the finished product in the end of this video.
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Love the videos. Need to get you a silver streak pencil. There the best for marking accrurately on steel. Thanks for the content.
Awesome build
I sure do like THAT! :)
Hello, love your shows and your work. I am a welder and have had several welding jobs. Never went to welding school. Iam now turning 48 next month and want to go to tulsa welding school. Then to a pipeline to make dollars.. What do you think about tulsa welding school? Thanks Brady
I would love if you show how to weld square tube with stick , we use 14 gauge square tube here for that kind of structures and im always worried to open up a hole when using stick thats the main reason i use flux core its easier
Great looking shirt!
I like it
Good quality work, looks sturdy!
Great Job bro
Great video
You the man make a vid on how you made your crane pls
Thanks for the video! I’m curious why you weld the purlin tabs after the trusses are lifted? Seems like it would be much faster while the trusses are still on the trailer
Hell yeah I’m going to check out the grasshoppers and the circled burners and wouldn’t mind a couple stickers to Austin Keep up your shit Bubba maybe the oil patch will come back soon LOL
You're killing it man awesome video I love everything you do brother keep up the good work
Are you gonna show finishing the fence job?
Oh ya
Awesome job guys!!
Have your ratchets on passenger side of trailer. In case gotta redo not doing it next to traffic. Just never know with traffic
I would have checked the grade before I cut the posts
As always, quality work man. And as always, if you ever need a quality hand and welder who has his own gear, hit me up. Im in OKC, and looking for work.
I appreciate it.
That’s pretty awesome. I’m planning on making my own pole barn on the farm out of metal. So any video I can get on this stuff helps a lot.
Hey bud great videos I was wondering if you have one or could do one on the lift you used thanks keep up the great work
Salam je suis Atef du Maroc 🇲🇦 c’est très beau mais j’ai une note concernant le fer que je l’ai mis d’en haut C’est lourd.
Keep tearing it up !
I am new to welding and learning as I go. I want to build my own car port. What is the required spacing for the rafters or the C-purlin when mounting them to the trusses?
It depends on the size of perlin and building. But average is between 3-4 feet
I love your videos man!
Is this cheaper than lumber and what was the estimated cost
Steel is almost never cheaper but ALWAYS stronger, less hot, less deterioration(if good materials used) and overall a better value upgrade on the property
Awesome vid bud.
What material did you use too make your gin pole setup is that 2.5in sch40 pipe
Mobile welding and trailer repair
Another great video brother!
Another great video. Wish I lived near you, would like to help out just for the learning experience.