How this $20K Piranha Ironworker paid for itself in one year?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Ron demonstrates how his piranha ironworker says both time and money in his shop. This machine sheers channels, angles, flat bar, copes and punches holes. It has been the best ironworker that Ive owned.
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If one machine can stop your shop you need a second. People can use both at the same time but, more importantly if one goes down you have a spare.
At $2Xk it's not the cheapest spare.. but you're not wrong.
He said he could do it on the saw, it just takes more time. So not necessarily shut down but slowed down.
That machine is GREAT for the metal work you do and GREAT to see working as I do a little metal work myself. Thumbs up and shared. 444 ??
122, thanks!
Enjoying ur vids keep em coming. Number 145
You can be doing everything correctly on a bandsaw and still snap a blade.
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WOW, I couldn't imagine having to do that with saw or cutting torch. What a time saver. Clean edges and no oily mess. Cool tool !
One of the best shills I've seen, that's not even an insult, the thing looks awesome!
big safety oops . no safety glasses the jaws can shatter on them . i have been a steel worker for 36 years . me and my dad was punching thousands of holes the next day the die busted and my dad was left with a piece in his chest. our old co owner was copeing angle it exploaded he is missing a eye now. VICTOR just be safe .love your shelters.
Ron, you just became Piranha's No. 1 salesman!
You take good care of the jaws on that sheer and it will pay off in spades. A regular grease and maintenance schedule won't hurt either.
I usually work 10hrs a day but I had to stand at the piranha all day and clip atleast 1000caps for tube 5 to 6 hrs in my left foot wasn't feeling to good from leaning on it and using my right foot to operate it but I got all of it done In 2 days but we have a saw in the shop that you just roll the metal in and measure it lock the vise and turn it on push the two green buttons at the same time and it just cuts by it's self and It comes back up when it's done take the metal off stack it on a pallet pull another metal piece though and repeat very simple once you get used to it took me 1 time and I remembered how to use it ever since
He put the die in backwards for the punch. It's made to slide in from the front so it self aligns
Ron- just get a laser. You make the same product over and over. You have to pay separate for the operating system. Get the programs made up for each part.
I agree with the guy who says your staff need safety glasses. Steel under pressure can explode in unexpected ways.
Which laser machine are you referring o
Atlas Survival Shelters -I use a Trump tubematic, but we run some flatsheet models. Don't fixate on names. Mitsubishi makes lasers as well.
Fixate on the task and a salesman shall whisper into your ear. We paid for our laser in about six months. And ran the bag off it for a decade.
Trained monkey stuff. I ran the trump7000 for six months before I found that there is such a thing as executive mode. The machine kept running on Unix while I frantically rebooted DOS.(did it with 2 minutes to spare)
Damn i wish i could afford one of those bunkers. When i win the lotto ill be calling you. 🤣
dang got go get ticket. if i win i buy us both one.
@@howtodave1725 same here. Thats a deal
The lottery is not real. You better wake your ass up.
@@marklawrence6068 I mean the money is real it just that you're more likely to be hit by lighting several times in a row than ever make your "investment" back.
Beautiful piece of equipment. I just love machinery that makes a job easier.
Doing it OLD SCHOOL is okay, but glad the technology exists for making a job go quickly and easily.
That is and awesome tool presses and punches save a lot of time and energy. My number 127
"The Piranha" is a real time saver. I used one when was learning to weld. 556
45 is my number!! pick me pick me!!! i want the ak wall hangar
I agree. My service division purchased a Piranha to cut, bend, and punch copper bus bars in the field. Saved a bunch of time. We mounted it on a utility trailer with generator and soft-start starter. Paid for itself after a year.
That machine is bad ass I have no use for one but I could just cut steel it looks so satisfying
Awesome video Ron! I was wondering where your videos had went. Used to pop up on my feed all the time but not lately.
My job has me running a hydraulic horizontal bandsaw cutting all the channel for the mast on your Hyster Forklifts! It has automated feed which measures the channel length before I check measurements and start cutting. Nice piece of equipment lol
Hope you're enjoying the Hysters 👍
Great Forklifts
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters All the 1-9 ton capacity trucks built in Berea Kentucky with Care, Hard Work and Dedication to the Customer. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
That’s what she said lol 😂
It may save you time and money but also dose it save the customers a little?
Yes this machine saves customers time and the overall cost
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters sweet!
I relly am hoping to get a bunker from you guys after I work 2 more years to save for a nice small one. Then I can build a nice cabbin over it and then move in :D
That's good news👍🏼
Whack it hard. Lol
Miss you Ron!!!!!
I am still in California and every time I drive by the old shop off the frwy I wave hello....
Who are you ?
It's a good manicuring tool
From house installs to machine shop work, good content brother
this is one of those tools that just makes life easier. like a pressure washer for example. any respectable household should have one.
just imagine if you stepped up to a larger machine you could cut cycle time by 25%, and if you had a custom die made, you could cut cycle time by 75%
Nice
A second iron worker would be a good addition but you might look into adding a crane. Ps. I'm a welder fabricator so don't take it as an insult but you might want to talk with your guys about wearing PPE.
Ron, Christ is King and long live the Republic. My number is 777.
Hey, Check your youtube, i was unsubscribed. and i didnt do that. 421
Nice I work On a P50 and P70 for the past 6 years and 4.5 years on a 14 ft Piranha But I do float and work on Mills, Lasers, and saws
YOU CAN DO THE SAME THING WITH A PLASMA CUTTER .... SSOOOO IT WOULDNT " SHUT DOWN THE WHOLE SHOP " IF IT WENT DOWN, DONT USE THE SAW, LEARN TO USE A PLASMA CUTTER AS A BACK UP... MUCH FASTER THAN THE SAW !!!!!
I think we found a cure for socialism....169
I've used punches before I've never used one with a handle they always have foot pedals
Awesome machine Ron 👍
Best investment, period.
#187 AK
Now you all need a few LASER welders. It would save a ton on wire and gas plus a person doesn't need a whole lot of training to learn to weld with them.
we have a piranha and use it for everything cut, bend, nibble we even have dies that saddle pipe, such a great machine
Whack it. Hard. There you go. Keep coming.
Who wants to play a game? Everything time Ron says ironworker u take a drink lol 😂 My # 847
Now thats a great machine to have
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That piranha sure saves lots of time. Chews through anything fast, even steel!
i used one back in the day it was a different brand but man they rock especialy for production work. totaly worth the money
First time i've ever seen a machine like that! My number is 257
Ron, where did you pick this Iron Worker at and when?
Nothing like putting video up of a of guys w/ out safety glasses-
Have to ask. where are your enokyees PPE i don't see ear or eye protection.
You should buy 2 of those machines, Ron if it is THAT important to you, as well...as it would increase production time having 2 going : ) If you REALLY want to kick ass, you may consider getting robotic assisted welders....you could mass-produce larger / or modular items more efficiently and quickly. I have been watching all of your vids and the number 1 issue you talk about is you are soooo busy. Humans are terrific and needed but if you get into a pinch and cannot produce to meet the demands, having robots around might be just what you need....IN ADDITION to having human workmanship, got to have both. I am not saying replace people, but humans need rest, time off, and simply downtime. You could have the machines build all the major components while people are at home. : ) Just like an assembly plant : )
We can always use the saw but it's slow and costs blades
Very cool machine it's best to have great tool to get the job done 🖒 my number is 757
That Piranha really does it all!! Great work!! Great video!! 230
I remember when we got our piranha. Got so much work done in half the time.
Still faster than a plasma cutter even..
I have to keep looking for you and My # is 47
Would love to see you use your harvest right freeze dryer
or...get one and *then* use it ;)
ironworkers are old school...most places use EDM or laser cutters. ... hey since Kim K is without a job and flunked the bar, maybe you can offer her a job as your office receptionist ?
Lol. She actually likes me. But she is not a liberal except in the bedroom I guess 🤪
We need to see more bunker installs.... #295
what a badass machine . my number 897
Nice machine. My number is 561
PLEASE DO MORE PIRANHA VIDEOS..❤
Is Billy BombProof still in California?
Love good mashinger 642
357 is my guess. Nice machine!!
We have one we’re I work awesome machine.
That machine is awesome..#455
Impressive machine. 96
then get another of that to avoid downtime
Thank you for the video. 603
Thanks for the explanation.
Great machine, saves you lot of time.
Work Smarter not Harder 600
Those are good machines.
#433 That sure cuts thick stuff.
That great it cut time big time.
Hi Ron good morning 🌄🌞 I'm watching here from Philippines 🇵🇭💙
I’ll be there in 14 days
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Good to hear that your coming here in our country,God bless you more 💙🙏💙 and good luck 👍
883 great machine.
Goby git
442, cool machine.
That thing is a beast! 715
I love this channel lol
sweet machine 286
Great to watch. 161
Sent you an email Ron, its Adam
Cool video. My guess is 327
What optic is that ?
my number is 498
my number is 357
Thats a sick Machine damn!
what is the deepest y'all can put a shelter in the ground?
20' as off now of cover. It takes a huge excavator to dig deep. So usually is 6' of cover
Nice machine #44
Very nice. 920
785,,,,, thanks
Cool stuff. 92
Amazing machine
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hey ron 936
How many welders do you have going at any one point there 🤯
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@@AtlasSurvivalShelters thanks Ron! It was nice chatting with you yesterday. Bummed you won’t be at the shop Monday but I look forward to seeing the operations and I’ll definitely ask for Daniel thanks again. Cheers 🍻