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- The Sam the Cooking Guy Santa Maria Grill is starting to look like a grill! Today we're building the fly wheels and the stainless grill grates.
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Just passed 2 welding tests today,
Greetings from Germany :)
thanks for your great content
So gang member hand gestures, purbs and roadtrip. Its going to be PRICELESS!!!
You had your trammel set at the radius(8"), all you had to do was swing arcs on your cardboard and repeat all the way around. It will divide the circle into 60° segments. Use every other one for 3 spokes.
I was sitting here saying the same thing when he was laying that out. Watching him do that was exactly how I’d imagine watching man cub bake a cake would be....painful and awkward.
I have never used this tool, so I can't see how it would mark 60º segments, I have another trick that I used to use, hard to explain without showing. However I was going to say the pencil should be the same depth as the pivot from the cross bar or else the diameter changes (slightly, but still).
ah, I get it now....
@@MrJoshItIs if you swing an arc on the drawn circle with your compass or trammel set on the radius and then repeat from the point where it crosses the OD all the way around, you'll end up back at the start and the circle divided into 6ths.
Yes, #4 here! Saw the finished delivery to Sam today, crazy nice.
Appreciate it!
Upgrade your tube roller with some swag off-road parts. I did it with mine and it turned out awesome. Would make a great welding video also!
I have one this bender, and this equipment made me crazy, so I had to buy one Electric one, bought a Vevor, and was able to do the job.
When your rolling the tubing, as it bends, the ends are being pulled by gravity and want to rotate the pipe to get as close to the floor as possible. If you had something pulling up on the ends as you roll it back and forth the pipe can't rotate. Perhaps attaching each end of a bungee cord to the pipe ends and stretching it over something like a rafter. Just a thought.
I think someone swapped out Mancub's argon for the giggle gas.
Havin' a NOS time!
Yup..Hook me up..lol
I noticed the ShopPro cnc plasma table. I added a simple gravity actuated felt tip marker holder to may Z axis. Now I do some of the harder lay outs in cad, sometimes just by adding a layer to my cad file.
theyre gunna love us after this video 🤣🤣🤣
u the man red
probably the only person on youtube teaching geometry with " i'm gonna swing me another circle"....although maybe not
Stainless rod for the grill drill holes in square tubing for the rod to go in the square tubing picture frame put the stainless rod in the square tubing and weld up the side frame it turns out awesome
haha, never thought I'd get a math lesson here
Fantastic build, but you made the cooking grates upside down. You should’ve made them catch the grease from the food and angled it so it would funnel down to the end to a catch tray. That way, you don’t have grease flame up in the fire burning your food.
captain redbeard sailing the ship of harbor freight and other chinesium goodies
I thought it was Red Beard Roofing?
no he's a pirate
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The Outtakes
That Guy Mike just ain't meant for Television.. He's what we call a Shop Clown.
you guys really cool 👍👍
Look up swag off road they make a plates for that roller and so you can use a electric pipe threader it’s super nice I have it works great
All this talk about pullin it out and doin it fast. Jaysus.
You guys need to get a Hossfeld Bender....they work great!!
Lately, I've had a hankering for some ribs.
You could have cut all of that on your CNC and you wouldn’t have to do any of the calculations that you did. Also no welding of spokes needed with that method.
Love the channel. I learn new tricks all the time.
Take the outside diameter of the hub and subtract that from the inside diameter of the rim. Divide that result by 2. That's the length of the spokes. If you're accurate with your measurements, the three spokes should automatically center the hub when you tack them in. THEORETICALLY!
Winter time how about a variation of the pellet stove just a thought for a project
I am going to go out on a LIMB here and say HARBOR FREIGHT isn't a sponsor 😂 🤣 7:16
I have not welded in over 30 years but I have a friend that is going to let me practice in his work shop. What material are you using for the grates - stainless steel? Thanks for your help and I enjoy you videos.
Hey guys....the grill angles are backwards for me ......they will fill with meat stuff ...grease ...it will be a pain in the ..beeep to clean !!!!
When we do grills we use round bars ! Less materials
Far High the angles are a traditional method used for this grill, they would have a 5° tilt towards the front with a catch basin to collect the grease. That was the original plan, but you’ll see in episode 5 we changed the Cooking surface completely.
Amazing series, such a cool grill. I’m curious, how many hours overall did it take to make this? This must have cost a pretty penny.
120° apart. Dude you could have used a $1.50 plastic compass from Walmart school supply section to lay that out in 2 minutes flat.
I think we need to get Bob in there to right the ship. Lol. Awesome build guys. Having a blast watching the build.
Hi guys really like the content. Where do you get stainless steel angle bars. Really cool stuff thanks
Hey guys I was introduced to you by sam the cooking guy and I'm also a welder. I'm pretty good at mig welding but my boss just told me that since I pay so much attention to detail that he wants me to learn how to run the new robotic tig welder. I can fuse stuff myself quite nicely but have little experience with filler rod. Any tips would be helpful!!!
How to divide a circumference into 3 (6) parts? Without calculator, without measuring tape, without mathematics, even without knowing how the diameter of your circle? Only with your compass? And exactly? So easy: After you have drawn your circle with the compass, you prick the compass somewhere exactly on the circumference and draw short circular arcs on the left and right at the places where they cross the big circle. There you prick your circle again in and make the next bows. Repeat until you are around the circle once. Finished. Why this works? Every hexagon inside a circle has an edge length exactly equal to the circle radius. This is compass and straight-edge construction. Try it out and you do not want to use your shown method again.
Where's Bob?
Good luck
Yeah
Do you ever mess up??? Serious Question!!! Pfff Harbor-Break
2 min in had to manual? you have a cnc. no torch hight control?
A nice circumferential piece. 😜
What kind of pencil is that?
Why did u not divide the circle into 3= 120 degrees each
keith henry it’s easier to work with the circumference (in inches) and divide by 3.
When are they going to make a tape measure for the right handed person? I hate reading upside down. lol
What brand of soap stone holder is Red Beard using in this video and the previous videos?
It's called a Markal Pro
Jason. Where did you get the soapstone pencil at? Thanks.
It's a Markal Pro
Where did you get the level you used when rolling the pipe? That seems a handy one
Greenlee L77 mini magnetic bubble level on Amazon 👍
@@Welddotcom Thanks!
Just out of curiosity what calculator app are yall using
looks like construction master pro its $30 on google play (idk if there is a free one i just looked at all the calculator apps and found one that looked the same lol )
Why don't you have any of those high tech tools from harbor freight listed in the link? LOL
Because they broke after a single use 😂
Take that beeper guy and run him out of Town 😨
I liked the video just to get it off 666...you're welcome
Finally no more Mr.Tig...
Harbor shit at its best....