@@sheetmetalwork yes please make more! This knowledge is so important to us new gen Tin Bashers! Nowadays everything is just made using a plasma machine, but actually knowing how to lay it out by hand is something the we young HVAC guys should really learn. Old school method is the best method
Very good. Plus the extra tips while you were drawing it, “like watch where your pencil is going, not where it is.” Thanks for adding to this treasure of helpful Sheetmetal layout.
Really enjoy your videos.been doing sheet metal for over thirty years now.when I started I had a text book for sheet metal layout from the early fortes.it has about anything you can think of and goes in detail like you teach.with the introduction of plasma tables the art of hand layout is a dying art and that’s really sad.
Had to fit 150 x 150mm box section at 45 degree onto 300mm pipe and just guessed then ground to fit, is there a way to develop the box for a better fit?. Thanks for your videos👍
Thanks Duane. Could you advise where I could buy a mini drafting table, tee square, dividers, tri ruler etc. Such as recommended brand names and such. Cheers from Parry Sound, ON.
The cheapest way would be to cut a piece of plywood, preferably finished on one side approximately 20 x 28. All of the drafting equipment you mentioned can be purchased at Staples. As far as recommended names, there’s not a whole lot to chose from, Staedtler and Pico. I hope you do find what your looking for. Cheers from Moncton NB.
This channel is a goldmine
Your positive feedback encourages me to make more. Thanks!
@@sheetmetalwork yes please make more! This knowledge is so important to us new gen Tin Bashers! Nowadays everything is just made using a plasma machine, but actually knowing how to lay it out by hand is something the we young HVAC guys should really learn. Old school method is the best method
@@ricsona3194 You sure do have the right attitude to become a darn good Sheet Metal worker. Merry 🎄 Xmas! Let the Celebration begin 🍺
Very good. Plus the extra tips while you were drawing it, “like watch where your pencil is going, not where it is.” Thanks for adding to this treasure of helpful Sheetmetal layout.
My pleasure James, thanks
Good afternoon Duane. You should do a video of how to make a gore elbow
Nice idol!,,im proud ductman🥰
Really enjoy your videos.been doing sheet metal for over thirty years now.when I started I had a text book for sheet metal layout from the early fortes.it has about anything you can think of and goes in detail like you teach.with the introduction of plasma tables the art of hand layout is a dying art and that’s really sad.
Love your comment. But the art of being able to visualize something before being concrete will always be handy to possess. Thanks!
Hadir dan menyinak kakak,salam sukses bersama n full suport
terima kasih banyak😃👍🏻
How we can do it’s cutting so that we can join the important parts to make parallel line development with 45’
Had to fit 150 x 150mm box section at 45 degree onto 300mm pipe and just guessed then ground to fit, is there a way to develop the box for a better fit?. Thanks for your videos👍
Yes there is.
Thanks Duane. Could you advise where I could buy a mini drafting table, tee square, dividers, tri ruler etc. Such as recommended brand names and such. Cheers from Parry Sound, ON.
The cheapest way would be to cut a piece of plywood, preferably finished on one side approximately 20 x 28. All of the drafting equipment you mentioned can be purchased at Staples. As far as recommended names, there’s not a whole lot to chose from, Staedtler and Pico. I hope you do find what your looking for. Cheers from Moncton NB.
I didn’t see an email but I have an off the wall question. Would it be possible to weld together a 54x54 18g drain pan? Is it worth trying? Thanks.
18g can be welded, some metals and their properties can be trickier than others. Go for it, you can do it.👍
I forgot to mention that you should always try a few welds on scrap first, it will help you find the welding parameters.
@@sheetmetalwork the trouble is the size of the thing. 54x54 I only know of 48x10 sheets.