There’s something refreshing about listening to another man/craftsman simply stating that he enjoys working alone. It’s extremely satisfying to know that unless caught, no one can judge you by how many doughnuts you’ve eaten! Beautiful work man!
Once I noticed his Miller and see him checking his diagonal measurements. Tradesman in action Just one more bit of advice if you're ever grinding a vertical surface grind grinding up never down. Give that dude another doughnut. Keep that metal fab tasty 😋
It' a kind of poetry. At the same time, some kind of monumental sadness from loneliness. But to touch your heart, a good singer has to have sadness inside. Same there.
@@MRSketch09 try it dude if u grind vertical down you get a c shape but if you go up only the finish is superior going down (excuse the pun) you can't see as good as going up...hope this helps just one of those old school trix
Man, this laid back but informative, quick show, quick explain, quick show, quick explain, format and your tone make this the best welding series channel I’ve found. I don’t feel like I’m in a monotonous classroom waiting for the guy to stop talking and just show me already ha. Perfection, sir! Thanks for the videos!
@@brianpatrick8441 good guy to know......I noticed most people don't want to pay for powder coat.....they want to complain a couple years down the road when it rusts
That's freaking gorgeous. Someone asked me to weld them up a railing when the city came by complaining about the old on. I welded it up for them. On the plus side, they could tie the house to the railing in case of a tornado. Didn't get any referrals. Weird.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Thomas Mitchell I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Finally some that knows how to fabricate clean … I’ve been teaching my guys how to grind the right way I tell them it’s called a angle grinder but keep it flat ..great work
What a wealth of information and tips here! You're going to make a lot of welders improve there game this way. Very nice and very valuable. Thanks very much. The railing is gorgeous, too! Beautiful job.
Dear sir, I am a 40 old former banker and current welding/fabrication student. I am hooked on this trade. I am so appreciative of guys like you. This video is awesome. It gives me so much inspiration. Thank you. I hope to be a craftsman of your caliber one day!
Great channel, the way you assemble the videos not only shows the products you make, but also the quality of the work you do. The camera angles, the music, the advice you give, are incredible. Very well done!! I´m new subscriber from Peru.
What an absolute pleasure to find artistry, superb craftsmanship, a clean workshop and excellent videography, presentation and narration! This is a You Tube gem, subscribed!
He is selling himself short if he calls himself a welder. In Canada welders and fabricators are two separate trades. Lots of fab shops have skilled , non certified "welders"
I have only just discovered your channel and mate you are a true "craftsman" in every sense of the word..im positive i will learn as much as im entertained..
You are a true craftsman, a dying breed no doubt. Stunning work and the video is nothing short of mesmerizing. Well done and thank you for inspiration.
Amazing. They look great. I totally understand mis judging time. My last handrail job was bid at 4 weeks and I went almost 8 weeks. Those look amazing keep up the good work.
You can't go perfectly flat or you'll hit the retaining nut pretty sure "flat as possible is what I said"......im sure your a much better welder maybe you should make some videos
Excellent video! Very professional. Fantastic content! You are a real craftsman. Please keep videos like this coming. As an old man, I’m a fledgling welder who enjoys watching new generation creators like yourself. Thank you!
This is giving me some ptsd. I did a railing just like this last summer, except instead of being smart and tacking the ends of the mesh to the frame, I drilled a 1/4" hole in the frame for every piece of wire to poke through. Assembled each frame around the mesh, then welded the miters. It was 2x2 mesh too, only 4x too much time would have been nice! Awesome work bro, I also occasionally wear my brown leather crocs in the shop!
Your Video takes me back in time...my dad had an Ornamental Wrought Iron Shop next to our home when I was growing up in Montana. Yeah, I spent thousands of hours on a Grinder. And laid down hundreds of miles of Welds to be sure.
Outstanding work! Great design and fabrication, and I really like your video production style. Clear shots of what you're doing, and just the right amount of words. Nice variety of projects in your other videos too!
Awesome design, awesome craftsmanship, awesome video and I have been thinking about a good way to make my vice removable without it hanging off the side of my bench. Your design will work awesome so I’m going to steal that idea. Cheers
This is the first video of yours that I found. As soon as you gave the tip on properly using the flap disc, I subbed. I could tell already that your videos were going to be good... and no crazy loud music and talking, talking, talking... Thanks for taking the time and effort to make some good, informative content. 👍
Like the vid once I saw the warheads candy break. I’m in a welding school now 2nd year always watching videos for tips I have an internship this summer all these tips will help me problem solve all the little steps in the projects but playing with these toys is what I’m all about
Anyone who has given a thumbs down are just jealous of your skills. To be able to make useful things a thing of beauty is a wonderful skill. Love to all.
este compa si que es un profesional de lo que hace, la aplicación correcta de las herramientas incluso la tecnica del laser, eso me gusto bastante. buen video.
DAMN!!!!!! I got lost a bit in the video, but the end shots of the railing are awesome!!!! Well done!!! Your channel showed up in my feed today. I'm subscribing.
Сварной стол довольно-таки брутален, круто по-тому что многие DIY видео-блогеры скорее заботятся о картинке, а здесь просто отличный стиль. Работа вполне нормальная, ограждения выглядят стильно. Завидую тому как выглядит исполнение толстостенной профильной трубы с крупными радиусами в США, наша выглядит похуже, но это просто стандарты государства. В общем пролетарский привет из России мастеру, если не ошибаюсь, из Колорадо. The welded table is quite brutal, cool because many DIY video bloggers rather care about the picture, and here is just a great style. The work is quite normal, the fences look stylish. I envy how the performance of a thick-walled profile pipe with large radii looks in the United States, ours looks worse, but these are just state standards. In general, proletarian greetings from Russia to the master, if I'm not mistaken, from Colorado.
Here is a hint that you might consider trying to prevent grinding your weld away when smoothing it up. Tack all the joints together tight just like you have it, then use a cutoff wheel and grind a slot straight down in to the joining ends. Now the weld will penetrate into the slot with out blowing a hole and you will not grind all your strength away when it is smoothed up.
Wow man you are truly blessed I’ve always wanted to learn how to weld and fabricate I’ve worked in machine shops before I work for the gas company now but in the back of my brain I’ve always wanted to be a fabricator and weld my dad was an industrial arts teacher he passed away before I was born but if you would’ve been alive I think I would’ve had someone to teach me I will continue to watch your channel until I get the courage to buy a welder and just start somewhere
I started in the oil field....welding is easy man I learned about machining after and you have to know way more to be a machinist. If you have a background it that your ahead of the game. Just start making stuff you want and need around the house and one day (sooner than you think) you'll wake up and realize your pretty good at it.
@@zachthegunguy im going to be having a giveaway on my channel soon that ill talk about in my next video and it rhymes with smelder might want to hold off for a bit just in case
Hey man. I liked this video a lot. I admire your appreciation for quality tools...and quality fabrication....and precise measuring.....and jigs....and donuts. Keep up the stellar work.
Coming from a photographer there is a filter for cameras known as a neutral density filter that could potentially allow you to directly film welding operations as if the camera was wearing a welding helmet. I'm not 100% certain since I've never attempted it myself but the point of a neutral density filter is to cut down incoming light by a percentage that works in tandem with f-stops and exposure time so I don't see why it wouldn't work in this case.
Thanks this video is almost 2 years ago now but I have since discovered the nd filter and you are correct they work great for that….. I think I use a 10. Stop
There’s something refreshing about listening to another man/craftsman simply stating that he enjoys working alone. It’s extremely satisfying to know that unless caught, no one can judge you by how many doughnuts you’ve eaten! Beautiful work man!
I'm bulking haha.....thanks man
Once I noticed his Miller and see him checking his diagonal measurements. Tradesman in action Just one more bit of advice if you're ever grinding a vertical surface grind grinding up never down. Give that dude another doughnut. Keep that metal fab tasty 😋
It' a kind of poetry. At the same time, some kind of monumental sadness from loneliness. But to touch your heart, a good singer has to have sadness inside. Same there.
@@sr9587 I'm really curious about this piece of advice. What's the reasoning behind it?
@@MRSketch09 try it dude if u grind vertical down you get a c shape but if you go up only the finish is superior going down (excuse the pun) you can't see as good as going up...hope this helps just one of those old school trix
Dude I think you’ve crossed that line from welder/fabricator to artist by a mile! Amazing work...and amazing talent.
Man, this laid back but informative, quick show, quick explain, quick show, quick explain, format and your tone make this the best welding series channel I’ve found. I don’t feel like I’m in a monotonous classroom waiting for the guy to stop talking and just show me already ha. Perfection, sir! Thanks for the videos!
Hey thanks man I really appreciate that 🙏
Four times longer than expected! It's sounds like me, everyday!
Haha ya its true
And twice the money.
cool last name
@@brianpatrick8441 good guy to know......I noticed most people don't want to pay for powder coat.....they want to complain a couple years down the road when it rusts
@@westweld couple of years? more like a week. I leave 24 ft lengths outside that rust to shit the first time it rains.
I equally drooled over all that fancy machinery and the doughnuts!🤤
That's freaking gorgeous.
Someone asked me to weld them up a railing when the city came by complaining about the old on.
I welded it up for them.
On the plus side, they could tie the house to the railing in case of a tornado.
Didn't get any referrals. Weird.
Those hand rails are absolutely beautiful. I want to get into ornamental, custom type fabrication and welding to make things like this. It’s awesome.
Awesome video editing, cool antics, stellar metal working skills. I'm a new subscriber. 🔥🧯😎👍
Me too!
I'm trying to cut down on making new subscriptions, but I just can't resist this one.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Adan Messiah instablaster ;)
@Thomas Mitchell I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Thomas Mitchell it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account!
There’s something peaceful about seeing you weld in solitude.
Finally some that knows how to fabricate clean … I’ve been teaching my guys how to grind the right way I tell them it’s called a angle grinder but keep it flat ..great work
That railing turned on incredible! Beautiful design!
Wow! That has got to be one of the best rail designs ever. Outstanding work.
All with no gloves.... mind blown! Excellent work man
TH-cam brought me here - only to realize that we are both from the Roaring Fork Valley!
Awesome railing.
You know exactly what to do - so gifted. Great work.
Seeing that This Old Tony is part of your daily life as well assures me that Sir you deserve my subscription.
What a wealth of information and tips here! You're going to make a lot of welders improve there game this way. Very nice and very valuable. Thanks very much. The railing is gorgeous, too! Beautiful job.
The airheads are a must have. I’ll watch the rest of the video when I get back from the store.
What an awesome design. Superb craftsmanship!
Any guy with a This Old Tony light switch cover plate is a good dude in my book. Take my subscription!
Perfect editing and awesome work! That donut stop was awesome and the mountains looked beautiful! Keep the videos coming!
Beautiful railing and (first time for me seeing) custom post caps!
Certainly looks like a nice outcome, someone has a very nice house too from the looks of it!
watching welding videos is a favourite pasttime of mine, this was by far one of the better ones out there!
I came for the metalwork but stayed for the humor!
Dear sir, I am a 40 old former banker and current welding/fabrication student. I am hooked on this trade. I am so appreciative of guys like you. This video is awesome. It gives me so much inspiration. Thank you. I hope to be a craftsman of your caliber one day!
Thank you I appreciate that 🙏
I first drooled over the shop equipment...your skills are top notch...incredible
Thanks man .......I just don't film the mistakes haha
Great channel, the way you assemble the videos not only shows the products you make, but also the quality of the work you do. The camera angles, the music, the advice you give, are incredible. Very well done!! I´m new subscriber from Peru.
Hey thanks Jorge! I appreciate that
Im always super impressed by professional welders and their precision.
What an absolute pleasure to find artistry, superb craftsmanship, a clean workshop and excellent videography, presentation and narration!
This is a You Tube gem, subscribed!
Hey thanks!
Brotha, you do some beautiful work. Nice to see another welder/fabricator that takes pride in what he does. 🍻
From One fabricator to another your work is impressive, love the shop as well.
Thanks man!
He is selling himself short if he calls himself a welder. In Canada welders and fabricators are two separate trades. Lots of fab shops have skilled , non certified "welders"
Nice craftmanship and nice projects
I have only just discovered your channel and mate you are a true "craftsman" in every sense of the word..im positive i will learn as much as im entertained..
Good job man, really nice railing design, got a sub from a fellow welder.
You are a true craftsman, a dying breed no doubt. Stunning work and the video is nothing short of mesmerizing. Well done and thank you for inspiration.
This is by far the best “my morning routine” video I’ve ever seen hehe
Those little squares made the railing, your 2"x72" belt sander is rad, along with all the other machinery. Awesome work
Thanks man!
Wow....turned out really cool.
As we say in Australia mate... Farrkin' Nice!
Amazing. They look great. I totally understand mis judging time. My last handrail job was bid at 4 weeks and I went almost 8 weeks. Those look amazing keep up the good work.
I like how the first grind he does is to go at angle after explicitly stating to keep the wheel flat. Good job
You can't go perfectly flat or you'll hit the retaining nut pretty sure "flat as possible is what I said"......im sure your a much better welder maybe you should make some videos
Oh sorry - that's a good thing to remember. I'll leave the videos to the pros and just hang in the comment section.
Wow. That is absolutely beautiful work. You are not just a welder, or a fabricator. You sir, are an Artist.
Some Great tips for repeatable process building from a one man shop.
Fantastic stuff.
2nd video seen fully impressed.
I learned more from this video than any “tips and tricks” video I’ve watched. No fluff, just an awesome video.
Thanks man thats quite a compliment
Excellent video! Very professional. Fantastic content! You are a real craftsman. Please keep videos like this coming. As an old man, I’m a fledgling welder who enjoys watching new generation creators like yourself. Thank you!
You got it David.....thanks!
Love the little tips you tell... keep making the videos... you help me become a better welder everday!
This is giving me some ptsd. I did a railing just like this last summer, except instead of being smart and tacking the ends of the mesh to the frame, I drilled a 1/4" hole in the frame for every piece of wire to poke through. Assembled each frame around the mesh, then welded the miters. It was 2x2 mesh too, only 4x too much time would have been nice! Awesome work bro, I also occasionally wear my brown leather crocs in the shop!
That job at the end looked great,Nice work.
Nice work, balanced look, real sweet
i'm diggin that light switch cover!
Your Video takes me back in time...my dad had an Ornamental Wrought Iron Shop next to our home when I was growing up in Montana. Yeah, I spent thousands of hours on a Grinder. And laid down hundreds of miles of Welds to be sure.
Dude those railings are absolutely sick. Big fan of your style of filming as well.
Thanks man!
I really enjoy your work. I'm your fan.
Outstanding work! Great design and fabrication, and I really like your video production style. Clear shots of what you're doing, and just the right amount of words. Nice variety of projects in your other videos too!
Wish you lots of subscribers in the near and long term. Your design sense, skill, and artistry is wonderful. Keep on teaching!
Thanks man I appreciate that
Awesome design, awesome craftsmanship, awesome video and I have been thinking about a good way to make my vice removable without it hanging off the side of my bench. Your design will work awesome so I’m going to steal that idea. Cheers
That welding table is awesome!
This is the first video of yours that I found. As soon as you gave the tip on properly using the flap disc, I subbed. I could tell already that your videos were going to be good... and no crazy loud music and talking, talking, talking... Thanks for taking the time and effort to make some good, informative content. 👍
Thanks for sharing. Good work!
A few thousand miles away but deeply connected with your soul by the same hand glows taste 😆👍!
Like the vid once I saw the warheads candy break. I’m in a welding school now 2nd year always watching videos for tips I have an internship this summer all these tips will help me problem solve all the little steps in the projects but playing with these toys is what I’m all about
Those railings will season nicely to compliment the house colors. Sharp design. ✌
Omg... it’s a best weld and design thing what i saw!!! Thanks god for this people like you. 👌
When you pulled out those sweets. 👌🏽😂 always have my starburst on hand
I will learn a lot from you. Thanks. Awesome work.
I always thought there were 2 kinds of people: one that can weld and 2nd that can grind, but you can do both. Beautiful looking railings 👍🏼
Thanks Yuchol!
Anyone who has given a thumbs down are just jealous of your skills. To be able to make useful things a thing of beauty is a wonderful skill. Love to all.
Living a dream. Great video.
I'm a coded welder also, you done great job on that.
Cool ass hand rails great work!!
Good on you mate.
Nice bit of craftsman shop here and a great video
I felt that, 0:47 , every single time. Nice video.
I love this railing!! I want it! And this video is the best so far, entertaining funny makes welding worth watching!
este compa si que es un profesional de lo que hace, la aplicación correcta de las herramientas incluso la tecnica del laser, eso me gusto bastante. buen video.
thanks man I appreciate that......the laser works good but only inside hard to see in the sunlight
DAMN!!!!!! I got lost a bit in the video, but the end shots of the railing are awesome!!!! Well done!!! Your channel showed up in my feed today. I'm subscribing.
Great skills!!
The way things should be done.
Incredible work. Form and function in absolute harmony. Pleasure to watch you work. Regards Paul
Outstanding work
Awesome work! Glad I caught this suggested video.
Thanks Gary!
Killer shop & skills!
I really didn't expect a Viking behind the camera. Good Job and good video.
Stunning work!
Wow what a great workshop, and same for the work you do.
Сварной стол довольно-таки брутален, круто по-тому что многие DIY видео-блогеры скорее заботятся о картинке, а здесь просто отличный стиль. Работа вполне нормальная, ограждения выглядят стильно. Завидую тому как выглядит исполнение толстостенной профильной трубы с крупными радиусами в США, наша выглядит похуже, но это просто стандарты государства. В общем пролетарский привет из России мастеру, если не ошибаюсь, из Колорадо.
The welded table is quite brutal, cool because many DIY video bloggers rather care about the picture, and here is just a great style. The work is quite normal, the fences look stylish. I envy how the performance of a thick-walled profile pipe with large radii looks in the United States, ours looks worse, but these are just state standards. In general, proletarian greetings from Russia to the master, if I'm not mistaken, from Colorado.
Thanks you sir. I apperciate that.....and you are right it is in Colorado
Great content, workmanship, editing, and sense of humor. Subscribed.
Nice workshop 👍👍👍
Beautiful work!
17k subs? Bro, only for now.
Your cuts, music transitions explanations and tempo are fantastic.
Great video, thanks for the upload brother
Here is a hint that you might consider trying to prevent grinding your weld away when smoothing it up. Tack all the joints together tight just like you have it, then use a cutoff wheel and grind a slot straight down in to the joining ends. Now the weld will penetrate into the slot with out blowing a hole and you will not grind all your strength away when it is smoothed up.
that tube is thin enough i just turn up the machine and it burns in there if i was any thicker than 1/8 inch i would do that
Absolutely beautiful love it
Wow man you are truly blessed I’ve always wanted to learn how to weld and fabricate I’ve worked in machine shops before I work for the gas company now but in the back of my brain I’ve always wanted to be a fabricator and weld my dad was an industrial arts teacher he passed away before I was born but if you would’ve been alive I think I would’ve had someone to teach me I will continue to watch your channel until I get the courage to buy a welder and just start somewhere
I started in the oil field....welding is easy man I learned about machining after and you have to know way more to be a machinist. If you have a background it that your ahead of the game. Just start making stuff you want and need around the house and one day (sooner than you think) you'll wake up and realize your pretty good at it.
@@westweld you know man your right I’m going to research 🧐 Miller welding machines and see if I can’t come up with something reasonable price wise.
@@zachthegunguy im going to be having a giveaway on my channel soon that ill talk about in my next video and it rhymes with smelder might want to hold off for a bit just in case
10-4 man I’ll stall.
Top job mate. All the best from Australia
The welding crocs - a staple of this profession.
Really very nice job congratulations.
Keep’em comin bud. Great video
Looks great. Good job!
Hey man. I liked this video a lot.
I admire your appreciation for quality tools...and quality fabrication....and precise measuring.....and jigs....and donuts.
Keep up the stellar work.
Thanks Man!
Coming from a photographer there is a filter for cameras known as a neutral density filter that could potentially allow you to directly film welding operations as if the camera was wearing a welding helmet.
I'm not 100% certain since I've never attempted it myself but the point of a neutral density filter is to cut down incoming light by a percentage that works in tandem with f-stops and exposure time so I don't see why it wouldn't work in this case.
Thanks this video is almost 2 years ago now but I have since discovered the nd filter and you are correct they work great for that….. I think I use a 10. Stop
You’re a master of your craft. Beautiful work.
Thanks man