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JevWorks
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2014
I design, engineer and fabricate pretty much anything. It is my full time situation. I have been welding since I was 8 years old. My education and career paths have lead me through various positions in contract manufacturing. I have worked at the bottom and I have worked at the top, in the shop and at a desk, all are satisfying in their own way, but not as satisfying as being an entrepreneur. In manufacturing I have worked in machine shops, precision sheet metal shops, and heavy wall vessel fabrication. I have been trained, programmed and operated, various CNC systems for machining, laser cutting, robotics welding, turret punching, and press brake operations.
This channel will document some of the various jobs that come through these doors. If you like the content, please like and subscribe. Constructive criticism is always welcome! If you have questions contact me. Thanks and enjoy.
This channel will document some of the various jobs that come through these doors. If you like the content, please like and subscribe. Constructive criticism is always welcome! If you have questions contact me. Thanks and enjoy.
Quick Fix 001 - Mig Mate
I am going to try to upload a short video once a week or so with some quick fixes around the shop. I had a habit of just hanging the MIG lead over the corner of the table, back on the welder, off the bottle or lay the gun on the table. Needed a quick holder that I could move around and that had a profile below the table surface.
"Slow Burn" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Slow Burn" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Make: A Game Hanger Gambrel
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Hunting season is just around the corner! Get ready with a fancy Game Hoist and Gambrel! More to come with this build... also getting better and faster with the editing... but that's just like my opinion, man.
Make: Industrial Desk Base
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Industrial Desk Base for a Rustic Maple Top made by Aspen Woodshop. DIY Furniture Parts Instgram.com/DIYFurnitureParts Aspen Woodshop aspenwoodshop aspenwoodshop Music: "Plucky Daisy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Make a Heavy Duty Table Base
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I was commissioned to fabricate these bases for a very good client. The tops will be live edge slabs of black walnut. Also, if you want to park your truck on them... you can! Materials used: 1" x 3" x 14ga Rectangle Tube 3/8" x 3" Flat bar 3" x 3" x 3/8" Angle Iron 2" x 2" x 3/8" Angle Iron Shot With: GoPro Hero4 GoPro LCD Tunes: "Wagon Wheel" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Crea...
Make High Precision Bed Frame L Brackets
มุมมอง 21K8 ปีที่แล้ว
The business next door to us needed some replacement brackets for a bed frame that were lost in a move. Just an excuse to show off the old press brake. Music: "Iron Horse" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
A GIANT WHAT?!?!
มุมมอง 1468 ปีที่แล้ว
So busy thinking that I could, I never stopped to think if I should... Giant bottle opener to give the pried off effect of a giant bottle cap! Instagram: JevWorks Website: JevWorks.com Music: Hyperfun Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Make: Hairpin Legs - DIY Furniture
มุมมอง 5K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Make your own hairpin legs. Music: "Danger Storm" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Loose Receiver Hitch: Solution
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The axle is centered under the deck so it is prone to bouncing when empty. The bouncing accentuates the play in the receiver, especially on these roads. To make matters worse, the sound resonates throughout the truck. I tried the commercial "quiet hitch" and it was not very effective. 1/2" steel bar stock, 5/8" Grade 8 bolt and some muscle and this is the fix. The difference is night and day. F...
How convenient. A one hundred dollar fix for a twenty five cent problem. 🤣 if only I had all your tools
Fuck yeah! Now I just need to spend 8,000$ to get those drill presses and I'm set 😂😂😂
🤣😂 Right?
This was awesome and worked great, I bought a center press, work table, heavy industrial drill press, and oh ya, a barn to put in all in. The good news, no more loos hitch, the bad news, 76,900.00 the make it. 🥸
That piece you install will actually act too as a deterrent so nobody steals it. Another way to fix the drawbar loose/rattle is to drill a hole down through hitch and weld a nut on and use a bolt you tighten up. That’s not my idea CFMOTO has that design on their hitch on their ATV so the bar doesn’t rattle. Very simple fix prevents rattle and nobody steals it unless you have tools.
Nice, thanks.
Not everyone has shop and skills like that.
All well and good if you have a drill press and welder. Just saying.
So save up and purchase a drill press and welder, except I think he was using a milling machine, just saying.
Solution: thousands of dollars worth of equipment xD
I got my tin snips out and a few coke cans. Words of advice. Use empty coke cans.
Waste of time and the average person does not have access to all of this. You can get a hitch clamp off Amazon for $11 and will do the same thing
Do you know why you can get the hitch clamp off Amazon now? You're welcome. And thanks for your purchase.
@@jevworks8385 smart man!
Drill press is 100 bucks at Hf and so is a fcaw welder 200 bucks buy you lots of future fun
Please help. I have an old bed that uses this type of bracket. I have not been able to find anything strongenough in the store. I need 2 of them. Can I purchase them from you?
This is the same as william sikes who responded before. Please see that comment.
Very innovative!
Thanks!
With the tools you've got and the time you took to do it, bro I wouldn't have worried about the hitch. Just build another car!! 😂🤣😅
Lolz, I ain't that skilled! 🤣🤣
Hey there, Hope you are fine in the pendimic of this corona virus.. I want to know something from you about your work... 1.Where is your business 2.How much order you get or sale's you generate. 3. How much your income is right now. 4. I also have a Workshop like u in Bangladesh...
Not everyone has daddy tools to use
That's true. I worked and paid for everything you see here and more. You can do it too.
@@jevworks8385 haters gonna hate 😆
Why not just add a bead to where they meet and grind until perfect?
I've done that before, it works, just trying something new.
Now just lock tight it, and hit it wit a impact couple times
Would have been better without the saloon music.
It’d be funny as hell to have a thief on camera trying to figure this out😂
Also less chance of getting your hitch stolen.
What was the length?
26 inches for this one.
Here’s all you need www.amazon.com/CZC-AUTO-Tightener-Anti-Rattle-Stabilizer/dp/B0792RDPD6/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=hitch+tightener&qid=1596392661&sprefix=hitch&sr=8-7
This guy gets it
It's what I have, just put it upside down so the nuts are on top. I'm old and can't bend down and go under!!
You the man
I like the music. U have some creative talent
Why HELL yeah, every body got all the tools to do that shit.
Really just order a Hitch Clamp!!!! I'm out SMH !!!!
What are all the dimensions
Complicado asta el CUL... smh
Cual complicado
aún así mereces un like por tu trabajo....
bastante complicado... hay en el mercado muchas soluciones para esta holgura.. bastante efectivas y mucho más económicas
This is how Rube Goldberg would fix hitch rattle.
Sweet Gambrel. That would hold two Mooses.
I think you may need a new pair of gloves. Just sayin.
I eventually did get new gloves 3 months after making this video! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jevworks8385 Ah good.
The Boxers are best part of the video 😍
There’re still gaps between tubes. Looks like firm but not really.
This is a great idea if you have an awesome shop like this guy and some time to kill. But if ya don’t ya might wanna shim it in 5-10 mins and go with it.
I just wire brushed mine and wrapped gorilla duct tape around it in front of and behind the pin hole until I had it shimmed enough to be a tight fit.
me too
I usually just let it rust between the hitch and the receiver.
Your not the sharpest knife in the drawer,what happens when you try to change out?Explain that please.
Dean Sarow you need a new sarcasm detector, obviously yours is not working.
I think I have a problem with my speakers.
LOL all that cutting grinding and welding. 😎 Ok if your bored and have a machine shop. I bought a hitch clamp from amazon for $10 and bolted it on. I pull a 9k trailer and it works perfect. Now I’m bored 😑
Just get a bike tire tube and cut strips from it and glue to the 4 side corners, rattling gone.
This is actually a good idea! I don't have that trailer or truck anymore. But I might try to just stretch a length of the tube over drawbar instead of cutting an gluing.
I shimmed mine with some thin angle.
Why don't the manufacturer make them using telescopic SHS.
Don''t have a shop like that, so I just laid thin wide beads on the top and both sides of the stinger and ground them down until they fit tight in the receiver....KISS
That's what I did on mine a few years ago and it's still holding up fine.
Isnt this putting the force of the trailer pulling onto that bold?at least until it fails or stretches and the hitch pin moved back to rear of hole?
Love the video and nice welds
It its placing some load onto the bolt. A grade 8 bolt will have a yield strength of around 120,000 psi (tensile is about 130k psi), which is adequate. As long as the hitch pin hole (on the reciever) is not excessively oversized from wear, there is little to no travel of the draw bar to cause stretching or breaking of the bolt.
Now, spend some time making new shocks for the truck. It bounced like a ball when you pressed on it.
Great solution if you tow a lot and leave the hitch in most of the time.
Fark I hate that rattle, ended up going back to the old school tongue type.
I agree. 2 bolts and your done.
Plastic shims work well
I used an old spring plate from my jeep cut it in half and put the raised edge on the hitch and clamped it to the receiver with a u bolt. It dawned in me after I saw about the same design on a bike rack hitch mount setup. Idk if it's good for towing but it works for racks and baskets just fine and if ya have junk around like me it's almost free.
Use a large round washer rather than square. No alignment required.p