Swing Out Anvil Stand | JIMBO'S GARAGE
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- #JimbosGarage #Welding #MetalFabrication I had a viewer form the show contact me asking to build this swing out anvil stand. I built this off a design in my head so I'm sure there is always a better way but this worked worked out great. Watch part two to see how it gets installed.
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Set your compound slide to 30 degrees when turning threads. Love the show and the attention to detail when fabricating.
Channeling my inner Jimbo today -- building a pair of security gates with a decorative pattern in the cross bars. Lots of welding in tight spaces.
Man that chop saw and blade cuts that stock like butter! 😳😲💯🤙🔥
the video is sped up...but they do cut nice.
Jim, I am always amazed at how clean and tidy your shop is. I'm of the same mindset. There is nothing more frustrating and time-consuming than a messy shop where you can't find anything. I love this design. I want to put and small crane on the back of my truck for picking up logs and I may just use this concept in my build. Thank you for sharing!!
When you flip your part over to countersink a drilled hole, try setting it on top of vise, just holding it with one hand. As you come down with countersink in the hole the part is free floating and self locates. I have never had a countersink grab enough to spin or raise the part. Just be sure to run em slow in back gear or if in high gear sometimes ill turn the spindle off just before lowering it the part n kiss it as the spindle is slowing down.
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I love watching you build those projects, keep up the great work and videos!
I have had that same Champion drill bit set for years..they are awesome!.
This gives me an idea for a swivel stand for. My 4" vise so I don't have to have it on top of my welding table. I don't have a setup like jimbo. It's literally one wall of my garage
Saw the length of the video... jumped on it instantly. Love your long form videos.
32:00 sometimes simply taking a file to your newly cut threads while spinning in the lathe is all it needs to spin right on.
Great job on that anvil stand. That should last a long time and look good doing it. I like how you really welded it up good and used heavy duty material. I was raised around horse shoeing my entire life and I can't stress how important it is to have a solid stable stand for your anvil. Great job
Great video, thanks for showing all the steps and milling you did
Very neat project. The grease zirks are a nice touch!
Great video as always. Thinks for your time and skill in showing true metal workmanship.
Damn do I love these videos Jimbo...keep it up man, you're an inspiring person for many of us
Have you considered cutting grooves into the inner shafts to accept the grease from the grease fittings? Such a tight Fi on a smooth shaft will be hard to accept the grease. I love watching your videos and at 73, I wish I had started welding when I was much younger.
When you’re cutting threads, you need to set your compound to 30* so you’re cutting with the leading edge of the tool. If you feed in from 90, you are cutting both sides and basically tearing rather than cutting. Touch off and set your zero on both the compound and cross slide, and you’re good to go.
"I hang on to all my drops" - Oh yeah! Me too! LOL - Love your builds sir
came out nice.love the adjustable leg set up
Nice clean project as usual. Nice to have the right tools and materials. Good job!
What an awesome build Jimbo! Can’t wait to see the next video...
Very nice video this project turned out very unique and well. Hopefully ur friend gets great use out of it. Can't wait to see ur next videos and leaning more on welding. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Jimbo. Weld On. Fab On. God Bless.
JIMBO excelente Swing Out Anvil Stand, my respect from Venezuela.💯💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯
Beautiful job. Well done. 👍
I believe you used ever tool you had on this one minus the tig. Nice work and super quality as usual.
Can't wait for part 2!!
That's an awesome build. Greetings from Germany 👌
Quality Work... First Class all the way...
very clever, I enjoy watching.
a nice job well worked out
Awesome build, Jimbo!
you very clean good job thx
Very Nice Sir Jimbo.
So awesome, Those welds look SWEET 👍
Very nice Jimbo, you do some quality work...
Loving the videos as always. Hi from the UK
Huge fan jimbo your awsome thanks for always teaching me new things
I use Cooter Snot and it works pretty good
I wanted to see this project finished
Omg
This new intro kicks ass
Awesome work Jimbo! Loving the content, I’m ready for part 2 as I’m sure every body else is! LOL
Hey jimbo can you do a video showing how you take measurement?
Like say a handrail. Or a platform with stairs?
How do you do elevation? Or angle for handrail?
Rise and run.
Building is straight forward once you have plans.
But how do you get plans if there not provided?
Nice mr.
Cool build, I want to add one of these to my welding bench but as a seat (: nice video.
That's great, I did it and it's incredible how much it gets used
Very nice
Jimbo looks like he has about 10 dead soldiers above the stock table 😆 Atta boy! Never work thirsty 🍺
carbide insert is better and use some cutting oil will help
Jimbo,need to set the lathe compound to 29.5 deg to cut threads.Enoy your vids,nice work!
That my friend is a lot of toy welder machines
Nice!
When it comes to drill bits, you get what you pay for.
Hey pal, here’s a script suggestion 250lbs of good natured, smooth welding, and a veritable bounty of metal crafting knowledge. Fixed it for ya. Haha!
Bronze oil impregnated bushings can work well for projects like this too. Lots of good ideas here and thanks for another great video!
I watch your videos on TV and think that I should also have a protective mask for welding, my eyes hurt :-)
Wow
Hey Jim, Love your channel and your work! When you get a chance can you tell me what the model number is of your lathe and mill? I’d appreciate it. Thanks and keep up the great work.
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Hey jimbo hi u doing, where did u get those boots on this video? And r they good?
What table clamps, f clamps, and 3rd hand fixtures are those? I'd like to get them!
I notice you never grind of your mill scale have you ever had problems with welds failing?
Hey Jimbos garage how much are your hats also how much does it cost for shipping
Hi. I could not find the second part
1/2 13 is 27/64 bit
Nice job. I would cut my right arm off if that's all the drops I have. 😂😂
What brand is your cut off blade please
I like your videos. what use is this equipment for?
3/16” and .288” are significantly different.
Thanks for watching David, I'm sorry i meant 188, Jimbo!
What type of welder do you use (MIG)
Hi jimbo. I want to buy me a mig welder or multi process any advice you can give me please. which one pick.
Hey Jimbo what Mill is that?
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What is the belt grinder manufacturer?
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I just put a strap round mine and use it as a handle ,,, no bother
especially on your post date.
How many jobs do you do on average? I'm guessing you don't film all of them.
I apologize for the question. the translator failed
Who makes your cut off saw blade looks like random products
It looks good but it shore has a lot of overkill
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nothing like product placement....makes me not want to buy them.
a swing out anvil stand. someone really didnt think this through. no problems with the design, but an anvil up off the floor is useless.
With farriers it's not that heavy work
Farrier = smells like horse wee and has one single skill bending straight bits of metal , if you aint guessed im a blacksmith :-)
Wow