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It was super nice to meet you in Waterville today you are really nice guy in person too keep up the great work you have taught me alot on your Channel thanks Gabe
Thanks man! After I walked out I started thinking that I wish I had some stickers on me for occasions like that. I appreciate you supporting the channel brother. It means a lot!
I'm curious who calls a 3x3 ft piece of half inch plate scrap? Around here metal suppliers are currently calling it 300 bucks!! Lol Great idea with the clamps though!
Thanks man! Yah my local shop has piles of scrap that they were selling for 25 cents a pound. I'm not sure how they determine what gets sold by the pound vs by the foot but I think I paid somewhete around 30 bucks for it 😎
Nice, Brandon. Quick tip, McMaster-Carr part number 6628K324 is an undersized 1144 steel 5/8" rod. A foot of it is just under $7. That and a pack of 5/8 ID washers welded on top of the cut pieces and you have your mounting stubs for about $0.75 each.
@@BrandonLund It doesn't cost anything to set up an account with McMaster-Carr or MSC industrial supply, so those are the first two places I set up my accounts with.
I had an account there about 15 years ago. I never thought about re opening it until you mentioned it. We have a distributor about an hour away. That place is dangerous to my wallet. I walked in one day looking for a 5 dollar item and ended up seeing an industrial truck box with a discounted tag because it had a couple scratches and 500 dollars later it was mine...my wife wasn't impressed as much as I was lol.
I love to see things like this that you can build for yourself , like the clamps . And I love the clamp table and the portable bandsaw table that you have built. I have a portable bandsaw so I need to build me one of those tables for it . Thanks for the video, you do great work so I will be looking for more videos . Be careful and stay safe and keep on welding . As always, Jeffrey !!!
I recently invested a couple of thousand dollars in a MIG welder and plasma cutter and I have been looking for projects to do to practice my welding , making these clamps and that pipe jig will work perfectly . I bought a cheap Northern Tool table but now Im thinking to cover it with half inch plate like yours. Keep the videos going , I just built my dream shop and it's not even half full yet !
Thanks man! Yah it's a great feeling getting things just the way you want them and building things yourself with your hands just adds to that appreciation
Great show Brandon, I bought the Northern Tool fixture welding table and its Awesome. I used pelican pins for my shoulder bolts I got them at Tractor Supply. I have a Harbor Freight band saw and Im making the stand this weekend . I love your show with all tips and trick Good Job Well Done. Thanks
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Brandon, these clamps are awesome. I knew I saw this video last year, but a refresher is always good! I tried to source those shoulder bolts locally back then without much success on Amazon. I went looking again today. Best price I could find was $5.84 each! Worst price was $19.13 each!!!!! Our Princess Auto (very similar to Harbor Freight) Has a 24' x 36" fab table with the holes already drilled. It is only about 1/4" thick for $319.00. I think it will work for light fabrication stuff.
Thanks Fred, any time! I've noticed the 50% off coupons are getting harder to find but 3 bucks for a clamp doesn't break the bank so I didn't get too crazy trying to find a coupon.
So glad I found your channel a few months ago. I got my first mig. I got a Klutch 140. Built a cart for it with scraps I had. Ended up using the arc welder to assemble it. I picked up a new grinder and cut off saw at a pawnshop. I build tools/jigs a lot too. Love your videos.
im just going to start welding, just about to buy a small fixture table, have a cheap harbor freight welder so far. i also have a few of those harbor freight clamps. love the spray cooking oil so makes cleaning up bb's, easier!!! thanks for the video
Right on man! You don't need top of the line brand new stuff to have fun and make the task at hand much more enjoyable. Getting out there and doing it is half the battle. 👍
I had resigned myself to doing without your Fabrication Table because I can't afford to spend $300 plus for a magnetic drill and some annular cutters. When you mentioned renting the drill, it gave me hope! I don't even know if they rent them in Boise but I bet they do. I can afford at least one 5/8 cutter so if I can find a 3/8 plate, I'm in business. Thanks for another great video.
Very informative simple grate job glade you took the time to make this video been doing this since 77 got eight year old son runs the mig and stick very well hee operates most all the heavy equipment here on the farm make him watch different video like yours mine not the only ideas
Thanks Jerry! Blacksmithing is something I haven't tried but It's always interested me. I have a couple people looking for an anvil for me but I'm finding they are hard to find and they get top dollar around here.
thick and strong steel, for mountings. Alot like Polish and Russian builders, WELL BUILT, to L A S T....Mr. Lund, very good. You may add 45 and 30 and 15 degree holes, with those 4 inch 5/8 ones, too.....perhaps, with a line indicating on your fabulous metal table/template......
Great looking table for small jobs and or a small area. Back in the day I used to just cut my clamps and tack them to the table. Your setup has a definite advantage. Hang in there Bud.
@@BrandonLund Hang in there Brandon, You still possess the old school mindset of craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. Necessity is the mother of invention.
Cool video! I love to see things like this. I would like to get into some welding work but don’t have the time to do so, I really really enjoy your content though! Keep it up!
I absolutely like how you modified the reach over c-clamp. My question is how would you make one for a plain flat table? Magnet perhaps? Thats the only thing I can come up with right off hand. Thanks!!!
i used one of those clamps drilled a small hole in it and used it for my grounding clamp so i can clamp my work and ground all with one thing it works even when you are welding in the field or on the car or any where i bought the HF 125 flux core welder and it had a cheap clamp like a jumper cable clamp that made my welds spotty and kept having to re adjust the ground clamp
I use Vaseline for nozzle dip, found out it keeps it cleaner then the blue dye and it's alote cheaper. Can't use it at work bc it's not (AWS) approved. So I use at home. Good tips Brandon 👍
Good video Brandon. You can keep the threads on some of those shoulder bolts for other fixtures that you want to tighten down to your workbench. You could also have stated the approximate cost for the name brand welding table clamps to give your viewers some idea of the $$ savings. You mentioned in a response to another poster that you are looking for an Anvil but can’t find an affordable one, so how about you make one as a video project? Maybe make a small bench anvil of 25 kilos and a 50 or 100 kilogram bruiser? Mark from Melbourne Australia
Turn the flow vale off when you are done and purge the line, no more ball flying up in the gauge. Same goes for ocy/acetelyne or any other gases, relieve the pressure on your gauges, a t handle to the chest will be no joke. Cool ideal on your tooling and table.
enjoyed your video but instead of using shoulder bolts i used 1/2" threaded rod threaded 1 nut on top so i can adjust the height of clamp to table and if needed another nut underneath to make sure no movement.
Explanation of your procedures is very well done, keep it up, it make it more interesting, that FRONIUS welder is NICE. You have a lot of Great Ideas 😃😃THANKS
Hahahaha me too. Black. I used to drink hot coffee but now I only drink black ice coffee. Lately my wife has been buying 48 ounce bottles of SToK cold brew ice coffee at the grocery store. It's brewed "low and slow" for 10 hours and it's super tasty! 👌 as much as I drink I might have to reach out to them for a sponsorship lol
To keep the slope and finger gap, offsetting the cut using a straight edge (or the speed square) pivoted around the fixed jaw's point of contact might have allowed you to maintain more of the adjustability range and bottom out at when the clamp is set at it's tightest rather than before. At 9:35, it kinda looks like the slope that was cut resulted in the jaw bottoming out prematurely and thus reducing maximum opening.
Great video, I'll be making a couple of those, thanks for the tip. On a side note. Here is a tip for you. When recording, look into the camera not your image on the phone. The eyes will point in the right place
Nice project , I have about a 3 foot round by 1/2 inch plate do you think it would work for a table like yours? Also have you tested your new welder for any leeks ? Hay I finally got a plasma cutter Its a slightly used Thermal Dynamics Pak Master 25 it was given to me YAY ! Stay safe. TANK
Yes, absolutely! We have a local machine shop that uses 3' round fixture plates and they love them. You wont have any issues with that Thermal Dynamics. It's a nice rig
Oh, and to answer your question about leaks...the other night I was laying in bed and though "hmmmm did I close the valve on the tank"? It had been 3 days since I last used the machine. It was bugging me so at 2am I got up and went into the shop...NOPE it was wide open. Lucky for me Fronius has good quality control. No leaks! You much have seen the video of my budget welder that leaked like sieve!
Great video Brandon, I'm going to try out those clamps from HF to see how they compare to the name brand. In the past I found knock off clamps just do not lock or hold well.
You are going to be suprisingly pleased. The don't twist like some other clamps. If I didn't know better I would think they were actual vise grip brand clamps.
Brandon, great idea. I made my table prior to seeing your table build. I would love all the holes like yours, but I made my table out of 3/8” plate, using 2” sq tube with one tube in the middle. My question do you think the 3/8 is too thin or would it work. If so I will try to rent. Mag drill and make one like yours.
Thanks man! Yah it's on my APlus Lift pneumatic lift but I think they have been bought out by Black Widow. I'm sure they are all pretty much the same but it's super heavy duty and perfect for this.
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It was super nice to meet you in Waterville today you are really nice guy in person too keep up the great work you have taught me alot on your Channel thanks Gabe
Thanks man! After I walked out I started thinking that I wish I had some stickers on me for occasions like that. I appreciate you supporting the channel brother. It means a lot!
"The kitchen's got a lot of good welding supplies in it." ....Top tier content
@Clayton Creager it sure does lol 🤣🤣🤣
I'm curious who calls a 3x3 ft piece of half inch plate scrap? Around here metal suppliers are currently calling it 300 bucks!! Lol Great idea with the clamps though!
Thanks man! Yah my local shop has piles of scrap that they were selling for 25 cents a pound. I'm not sure how they determine what gets sold by the pound vs by the foot but I think I paid somewhete around 30 bucks for it 😎
$.25 a lbs is a killer price. New metal sales at one point here in Cali were $.55 lbs.
Yah prices are still pretty high here also but hopefully things start to normalize soon
I got a 4’x4’ 1/2” plate steel piece of scrap for $50. In Austin Tx. It can be done ,just don’t do business at places that rip you off.
@@joebob7344 when was this?
Great, tank you for taking the time to show us how to weld I am starting school in 3 weeks! I learn a lot from you!
Adam from San Francisco
Thank you so much Adam! I appreciate your support! Good luck with school buddy! @Adan A. Arriaza S.
I'm a 'returning' welder after retiring from the USAF... Love your hack vids, especially this one; GREAT Idea Brandon!
Thanks man i appreciate your support!
Nice, Brandon.
Quick tip, McMaster-Carr part number 6628K324 is an undersized 1144 steel 5/8" rod. A foot of it is just under $7. That and a pack of 5/8 ID washers welded on top of the cut pieces and you have your mounting stubs for about $0.75 each.
Great tip buddy! Thank you!
@@BrandonLund
No problem, bud!
@@BrandonLund
It doesn't cost anything to set up an account with McMaster-Carr or MSC industrial supply, so those are the first two places I set up my accounts with.
I had an account there about 15 years ago. I never thought about re opening it until you mentioned it. We have a distributor about an hour away. That place is dangerous to my wallet. I walked in one day looking for a 5 dollar item and ended up seeing an industrial truck box with a discounted tag because it had a couple scratches and 500 dollars later it was mine...my wife wasn't impressed as much as I was lol.
@@BrandonLund it happens to all of us that place is like a walmart is to women lol
I love to see things like this that you can build for yourself , like the clamps . And I love the clamp table and the portable bandsaw table that you have built. I have a portable bandsaw so I need to build me one of those tables for it . Thanks for the video, you do great work so I will be looking for more videos . Be careful and stay safe and keep on welding .
As always, Jeffrey !!!
Thanks Jeffrey I appreciate it! Projects like this are fun to build! :)
@@BrandonLund Shhh...don't let my wife hear you 😅
Perfect low budget clamps . I'll be making some tomorrow. Thanks Brandon!!!
Thanks Jeff! 👍
I love this. I need to build myself a welding table and clamps like that! Good job
@Mountainman Buildz Thanks man I appreciate it!
Brandon that table and all those clamps are amazing! Great job!♡
Thanks Loren I appreciate it! 😁👍
Nice idea thanks for sharing💚🇬🇧🌱
You’re welcome 😊
I recently invested a couple of thousand dollars in a MIG welder and plasma cutter and I have been looking for projects to do to practice my welding , making these clamps and that pipe jig will
work perfectly . I bought a cheap Northern Tool table but now Im thinking to cover it with half inch plate like yours. Keep the videos going , I just built my dream shop and it's not even half full yet !
Thanks man! Yah it's a great feeling getting things just the way you want them and building things yourself with your hands just adds to that appreciation
Great show Brandon, I bought the Northern Tool fixture welding table and its Awesome. I used pelican pins for my shoulder bolts I got them at Tractor Supply. I have a Harbor Freight band saw and Im making the stand this weekend . I love your show with all tips and trick Good Job Well Done. Thanks
Thanks Dave I appreciate your support!
Just saw this again. Ime a professional vwelder. Content is great
Thanks man i appreciate it! 👍🙏
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@@donaldcochrane3283 awesome Donald! I appreciate it man! 👍🙏😁
Good stuff man!
@ThisIsSparta Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Brandon, these clamps are awesome. I knew I saw this video last year, but a refresher is always good! I tried to source those shoulder bolts locally back then without much success on Amazon. I went looking again today. Best price I could find was $5.84 each! Worst price was $19.13 each!!!!! Our Princess Auto (very similar to Harbor Freight) Has a 24' x 36" fab table with the holes already drilled. It is only about 1/4" thick for $319.00. I think it will work for light fabrication stuff.
Awesome little project and yeah those painter's tools are SO useful for everything!
They sure are! Thanks man!
Thanks for sharing with us Brandon, got to make a run on Harbor Freight again 🤗. That’s a great set up. Fred.🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋
Thanks Fred, any time! I've noticed the 50% off coupons are getting harder to find but 3 bucks for a clamp doesn't break the bank so I didn't get too crazy trying to find a coupon.
So glad I found your channel a few months ago. I got my first mig. I got a Klutch 140. Built a cart for it with scraps I had. Ended up using the arc welder to assemble it. I picked up a new grinder and cut off saw at a pawnshop. I build tools/jigs a lot too. Love your videos.
Thanks man and what a great feeling building your collection and making it the way you want! I appreciate your support!
....DIY belt sander, visit Jeremy Schmidts' youtube videos, very accurate an strongly built, with attachments.....!!!!!
im just going to start welding, just about to buy a small fixture table, have a cheap harbor freight welder so far. i also have a few of those harbor freight clamps. love the spray cooking oil so makes cleaning up bb's, easier!!! thanks for the video
Right on man! You don't need top of the line brand new stuff to have fun and make the task at hand much more enjoyable. Getting out there and doing it is half the battle. 👍
I had resigned myself to doing without your Fabrication Table because I can't afford to spend $300 plus for a magnetic drill and some annular cutters. When you mentioned renting the drill, it gave me hope! I don't even know if they rent them in Boise but I bet they do. I can afford at least one 5/8 cutter so if I can find a 3/8 plate, I'm in business. Thanks for another great video.
They rent the cutters also.
I checked this morning and several rental places in Boise have the Mag Drills.
Thanks Brandon.
Thats awesome! I guess what we know what you have planned real soon LOL
Thanks again! Always looking for a way to save a buck on a fixed income chasing the craft. :)
Very informative simple grate job glade you took the time to make this video been doing this since 77 got eight year old son runs the mig and stick very well hee operates most all the heavy equipment here on the farm make him watch different video like yours mine not the only ideas
That is awesome! Thank you very much!
Great Idea! I enjoy making tools an fixtures for welding and I dabble in blacksmithing. So it all fits together nicely.
Thanks Jerry! Blacksmithing is something I haven't tried but It's always interested me. I have a couple people looking for an anvil for me but I'm finding they are hard to find and they get top dollar around here.
@@BrandonLund There’s another project for you Brandon! Weld up your very own anvil!
I always love how you explain and do this stuff
I appreciate that Roger
This was valuable! Even if I had only learned about vegetable spray!
Thanks! ✌️ 😎
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you! ❤️
Another Kwel video!!! Love your ideas !! Creative!! Probably start looking for 1/2 inch plate !!
Awesome! Thank you!
Genius, thx for passing on the knowledge and wisdom
My pleasure!
Good Job! Really enjoyed this video... you present a lot of helpful tricks and advise for DYI welders.
Thanks Reed Welcome aboard!
This is def my fav of the table clamps
@Bronson mine too 😉
thick and strong steel, for mountings. Alot like Polish and Russian builders, WELL BUILT, to L A S T....Mr. Lund, very good. You may add 45 and 30 and 15 degree holes, with those 4 inch 5/8 ones, too.....perhaps, with a line indicating on your fabulous metal table/template......
@peter sack great idea and thank you!
Nice tips and tricks on modifying them cheap clamps I to fixture clamps @Brandon Lund
@Antonio Claudio Michael thanks man! they are super fun to build too :)
Looks good. Longer bolts will allow them to be more versatile.
If I go any longer they will stick through the fixture plate and hit the table below.
@@BrandonLund gotcha, I’ll have a look at your table build video.
Great looking table for small jobs and or a small area. Back in the day I used to just cut my clamps and tack them to the table. Your setup has a definite advantage. Hang in there Bud.
Thanks man! I've done that a bunch too before I built the fab table. In an upcoming episode I will probably touch on that.
@@BrandonLund Hang in there Brandon, You still possess the old school mindset of craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. Necessity is the mother of invention.
Nice project, and the wife laughed when I showed her how you steal the vegetable oil from the pantry.
Hahaha so when her vegetable oil disappears you know who she's gonna hunt down right...lol
I like your bandsaw table
Great idea im gluten intolerant those cookie trays are going to disappear
Thanks man it's a huge time saver!
May God command us to mastery, and you are mastering your work. Blessed be your brother from Algeria
Thank you very much and God bless 🙌
hi respect rules.......
That’s a really awesome idea man thanks for sharing
You bet! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cool video! I love to see things like this. I would like to get into some welding work but don’t have the time to do so, I really really enjoy your content though! Keep it up!
Thanks Brooke I appreciate the support!
If you really want to get into welding, you Will find the time to learn!
Thank you for the welding tutorial it was very good
You are very welcome!
You are a genius! Thanks for this video.
Thanks man I appreciiate you watching and commenting! @varosolo78
Congratulations!
Thanks so much for your smart ideas!
Thank you! 😊
I like your grinder your portable band saw table your template tabled all great stuff really like the video thank you
Thanks for watching!
great video this is a good project especialy if you don't have room for big table
@michael osborne Very true!
It's nice to weld a washer or ring on the adjustment knob on the clamps. It makes adjusting them with gloves on much easier.
Great tip!
I absolutely like how you modified the reach over c-clamp. My question is how would you make one for a plain flat table? Magnet perhaps? Thats the only thing I can come up with right off hand. Thanks!!!
Or possibly drill and tap a hole?
Bad Azz! Cool ideas. I’m retiring soon and want to start my own shop! Thank for sharing 👍
Right on @Fernando Marcano and congratulations on your upcoming retirement!
Great ideas!!!
Thank you!! 😊
Thanks Brandon, I'll make some tomorrow.
@Kenneth Russell AWESOME! Have fun buddy!
Just bought 4 of those clamps from HF on sale. Thanks for the vid😊
Good deal!
Love what you do keep up the great work
@Steven Gensley thanks man! 👍
Brandon great idea cheap and just the job fanbloodytastic 👍👨🏻🏭🇬🇧
Thanks Paul!
i used one of those clamps drilled a small hole in it and used it for my grounding clamp so i can clamp my work and ground all with one thing it works even when you are welding in the field or on the car or any where i bought the HF 125 flux core welder and it had a cheap clamp like a jumper cable clamp that made my welds spotty and kept having to re adjust the ground clamp
Great tip!
I use Vaseline for nozzle dip, found out it keeps it cleaner then the blue dye and it's alote cheaper. Can't use it at work bc it's not (AWS) approved. So I use at home. Good tips Brandon 👍
@Brandon Berg Huh.....I learned something today! I'm going to give it a try! Thanks for tip! Oh, nice name by the way 😎🤣🤣👍
Good video Brandon. You can keep the threads on some of those shoulder bolts for other fixtures that you want to tighten down to your workbench. You could also have stated the approximate cost for the name brand welding table clamps to give your viewers some idea of the $$ savings.
You mentioned in a response to another poster that you are looking for an Anvil but can’t find an affordable one, so how about you make one as a video project? Maybe make a small bench anvil of 25 kilos and a 50 or 100 kilogram bruiser?
Mark from Melbourne Australia
All great tips and I love the idea about building an anvil! Thank you!
Great ideas!
Thank you! 😊
Grear video! Im wish I saw it before I bought my
Thanks man! 👍
Nice fixture table bro @Brandon Lund
@Antonio Claudio Michael thanks man!
Turn the flow vale off when you are done and purge the line, no more ball flying up in the gauge. Same goes for ocy/acetelyne or any other gases, relieve the pressure on your gauges, a t handle to the chest will be no joke. Cool ideal on your tooling and table.
Thanks man!
I tried the veg oil and wow it works awesome .
And the added bonus, it's non toxic 👌
Nice Brandon
Thanks Dave! 👍
enjoyed your video but instead of using shoulder bolts i used 1/2" threaded rod threaded 1 nut on top so i can adjust the height of clamp to table and if needed another nut underneath to make sure no movement.
Nice tip! 👍
Thanks great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Great work and proyect my friend!!!! Best regards from the Argentinian Patagonian!!! Se you soon!!
Thanks man! 👍
Just awesome love your work and ideas.
Thank you so much!
Explanation of your procedures is very well done, keep it up, it make it more interesting, that FRONIUS welder is NICE. You have a lot of Great Ideas 😃😃THANKS
Thank you very much William!
I have a Kreg wood working bench that uses dog holes and these clamps will work well too!
Thats awesome man! These clamps are pretty cool!
Excellent, thank you!
Thanks!
Let’s go Brandon 🤠👍🏼
LOL You know it :)
Let’s go Brandon!!
Hahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣 you know it lol
Great video. Well done. Thanks Brandon!
Glad you liked it!
Perfect for my afternoon coffee 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great job as usual.
Thanks Basil! I have a lot of fun making these types of videcoffee. Little off topic, Do you drink ice coffee? I'm a borderline coffee addict.
@@BrandonLund Definitely a coffee addict. Just black coffee. Steaming hot or 3 hour old cold coffee. Still drink it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄
Hahahaha me too. Black. I used to drink hot coffee but now I only drink black ice coffee. Lately my wife has been buying 48 ounce bottles of SToK cold brew ice coffee at the grocery store. It's brewed "low and slow" for 10 hours and it's super tasty! 👌 as much as I drink I might have to reach out to them for a sponsorship lol
@@BrandonLund Do like ice coffee.
Just don't get the chance at work.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you! 👍
To keep the slope and finger gap, offsetting the cut using a straight edge (or the speed square) pivoted around the fixed jaw's point of contact might have allowed you to maintain more of the adjustability range and bottom out at when the clamp is set at it's tightest rather than before. At 9:35, it kinda looks like the slope that was cut resulted in the jaw bottoming out prematurely and thus reducing maximum opening.
I fiddled with it and ground a little off the end where it pivots. They probably should have done that from the factory.
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Very cool. I like it.
Thanks! @sdjb111
I'm from Vietnam, nice to know you're passionate about mechanics 👍👍 let's share experiences together🤝
Thanks man! 👍
right on, tbd.....check out Jeremy Fieldings youtube, and also Jeremy Schmidt, for making PROFESSIONAL belt sanders. very GOOD
@@BrandonLund ok man!
Excellent video. Great ideas I can use.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very good video. A lot of good ideas.
Thanks man! 👍
Great video, I'll be making a couple of those, thanks for the tip.
On a side note. Here is a tip for you. When recording, look into the camera not your image on the phone. The eyes will point in the right place
Thanks John!
great vid mr brandon . thanks for sharing
Thanks man! I appreciate your support!
"Making sense now guys?"
Ha! Yes the exact moment I went from.. 'What are you doing, no nnonono.' to .. 'OHHhhhh.'
Very nice, thanks for the ideas!
Thanks man! 👍
Nice project , I have about a 3 foot round by 1/2 inch plate do you think it would work for a table like yours? Also have you tested your new welder for any leeks ? Hay I finally got a plasma cutter Its a slightly used Thermal Dynamics Pak Master 25 it was given to me YAY ! Stay safe. TANK
Yes, absolutely! We have a local machine shop that uses 3' round fixture plates and they love them. You wont have any issues with that Thermal Dynamics. It's a nice rig
Oh, and to answer your question about leaks...the other night I was laying in bed and though "hmmmm did I close the valve on the tank"? It had been 3 days since I last used the machine. It was bugging me so at 2am I got up and went into the shop...NOPE it was wide open. Lucky for me Fronius has good quality control. No leaks! You much have seen the video of my budget welder that leaked like sieve!
excellent video love the ideas please keep them coming
Thank you! Will do!
thanks love learning how to create stuff
Happy to help!
You do good work.
I appreciate that!
Good video bud.
Thank you Jason!
Nicely done 👍😁
Thanks Dave! 👍
Maybe wire cup on the table but I like your 6-in 1 tool idea
Thanks man! 👍
Thanks for the idea i will build one for me its a bright idea.
Thanks Rey!
Great idea. What's your regular job.
Everything
Saludos desde Ponce Puerto Rico Brando
Thanks @Jose Marrero and I appreciate you watching! 🙏👍
Glad I found your videos. Been welding 23yrs went to Hobart in 99. Love your ideas I'm deff goin copy a few !
That is awesome! Thanks man. Welcome aboard!
nice idea. thanks
Welcome 😊
Great video Brandon, I'm going to try out those clamps from HF to see how they compare to the name brand. In the past I found knock off clamps just do not lock or hold well.
You are going to be suprisingly pleased. The don't twist like some other clamps. If I didn't know better I would think they were actual vise grip brand clamps.
thank you for the great ideas :)
You are so welcome! @Oklahoma homesteading thanks for watching!
Love your vids. Keep em coming. I have access to a mag drill and I’m going to try to make a fixture table. Lol
Thanks Ray! You are going to love it!
Ray, if you’re interested you can find more of his videos. You just need to know where to look…. 😋
Great video..thanks for the tips...
Thanks for watching Richard!
Brandon, great idea. I made my table prior to seeing your table build. I would love all the holes like yours, but I made my table out of 3/8” plate, using 2” sq tube with one tube in the middle. My question do you think the 3/8 is too thin or would it work. If so I will try to rent. Mag drill and make one like yours.
Thanks Chuck! 3/8 will be plenty 👍 l
I have one made out of 3/8 with holes and it works great.
wow do you have the table on a titan motorcycle lift. awesome idea
Thanks man! Yah it's on my APlus Lift pneumatic lift but I think they have been bought out by Black Widow. I'm sure they are all pretty much the same but it's super heavy duty and perfect for this.
As always, another great idea, Brandon! Thanks, Brother!
Thanks man! 👍