Great job guys, amazing videos! This is the real tutorial showing how was done, not just talking and showing the final result! P.s. Portuguese guy here watching your videos from Norway! Maybe one day i will do the same back home in Portugal ;)
I like your welding. So neat. Cutting the 45 degree bevel edge is a great idea. Also, I've never seen those magnetic corner clamps before. They look very useful.
One suggested way to prevent the walls from warping is to weld 2 square tubings to the post and tack weld them to the walls , so when you cut off a section it will maintain its shape. Yeah I've had issues with that before when my fathers company does container repair work. great job :) Im enjoying watching all these videos of yours.
Hola Roberta y Duca. Que buen video, como siempre. Ya esta tamando forma, se ve preciosa con todas esas ventanas... muchas felicidades desde Chile.... Valesca y Rodrigo.
Thank you both for this well articulated "how to." I dream about doing this all the time! Your videos makes me feel like I could actually do it even though I'd be in way over my head! Good work all around thanks again!
Love It!! The reason that you are getting "flex" in the shipping container is that it does not have a full "footing" underneath the base. Keep up the great work and videos!! Blessings!!
I've been searching for a tutorial series like this for ages. Great work, keep it up :) Hopefully I'll be able to build my own container house one day as well. Greetings from Slovenia!
Thanks a lot!! We are really glad that some how we can help you through our experiences. Through our mistakes. Hope to inspire you to start your own project soon!! If you need any other information please let us know. We would love to help!!
Actually we are planning to do a video talking about all the tools soon. So, I will talk a little bit more about the welding machine. Is that ok? Meanwhile, if you have any specific question let me know. 😉
Man, your shipping container house is going to be a perfect place to relax when your back in town visiting your parents. I bet your back door deck will be awesome. I would build a hot tub to relax in at night. That gap between the top of the shipping container and your roof deck should have some type of screen to keep the birds and bee's from living in there. I would think that after living and traveling on your boat that you might want to retire out in the islands and build another home out there. I'm thinking somewhere in the Caribbean. That's what I would do anyways.
friends I find your project fabulous I love to recycle and much more ingenious ideas. I only advise you that in order to gain more sub-critics to your channel, never neglect security. It is extremely important and gives a much more professional impression. With much love and good intentions I wish you the best and thank you for sharing your ideas I'm Boris Olavarria from Santiago de Chile. there you see
Thanks a lot for the support and the concern Boris!! We try to be as carful as possible. I guess we still have a lot to learn. But for sure we are working on!! Thanks a lot!!
Just found your videos & love them! My wife & I are building a Tiny House on Wheels (24'x8') in the Canadian winter (-14c avg) and seeing your sunny warm climate in so nice :) Great work! I want to build a shipping container garage when we get some land for our electric car/motorcycle with solar panels on the roof :)
Thanks a lot. Well, some time we wish it wasn’t that hot the weather. Hehehe like today, it was almost hard to think. Well I guess the neighbors grass is always greener. Hehehehe
I can work in pretty much any temperature but the glues & paints have different requirements. We'll be renting a blower heater to warm up the area & construction adhesive (5c-30c working temp) we need to use on the wood sheathing. (you tube channel coming soon) :)
We had some problem with the polyurethane joints. When it’s too hot it won’t dry. That’s cool. Let us know when you launch your channel so we can follow you guys!! Good luck with the building!!
A dented container is always going to have more residual stress in the walls than a new container. Tacking on some stiffeners (inside) around the window cutout before cutting should make life easier - fit one window at a time. Remove the stiffeners and re use - start with the longest windows first. After fitting the frame and cleaning up the edges, paint with a weld through primer so no bare metal. No need to weld the inside - use autograde seam sealer. No need to fully weld the underside IF you add a drip guide to the sides so water will never get there - then use the sealer inside and out side. Cheers - from NZ
Hello: I think it is better to weld the frames on the internal (or external) face first, after soldering these you can cut the hole, without the sheet being deformed, I have been your follower since you started the sailboat project. Courage and luck in your life. From Galicia Spain, Portugal's twinned country.
These have been a great series of videos and you have inspired me to have a go at building one for my wife and I. Do you weld all the way around the frames to the walls of the container or do you tack weld and use a silicone to fill the gaps? Thanks
i'm always interested to know if people had these skills BEFORE they started - welding etc... even cutting metal can be daunting to someone that's not done it before.
odd life crafting - kudos to you then - i, like you, learned as i went from watching videos, reading, and just doing... after 40 years or so of adding skills like plumbing, wiring, concrete, welding, then add all the solar, wind, aqua and hydroponics etc. - even turning dog poo into methane - people say i'm 'lucky' to know it all - like i popped out of the womb with the knowledge! you have a right to be proud of yourselves. keep on learning - what you are making is wonderful and your lives will be so much better for it. it gives me a bit of hope for the future of our planet!
boa tarde, gostei muito de como vcs estao fazendo esssa casa, na realidade gostaria de saber sobre essa ferramenta azul igual a uma seta, que vcs usam, parece uma imã, onde vcs compraram?
Great work! Do you know about flux core welding wire? No gas required! Or you can you gas and flux core together. Great for indoor/outdoor windy welding.
+Fitness Devolution I read something about it but most of the people say the quality of the weld is not as good, the one with gas you get a cleaner weld. So we decided to go with the gas. 👌🏼
Odd Life Crafting the weld is good and only requires a little brushing to remove flux residue. Most outdoors welders use it, some people use nothing else and get great results.
Odd Life Crafting yes the flux core eliminates problems with the wind blowing your shield gas away. It seems you grind your welds so you don't need perfect appearance anyway.
Sorry, I didn't understand your question. Here are all the videos about our windows and doors. I hope it can help you: th-cam.com/video/dGs7huod4cc/w-d-xo.html
Odd Life Crafting I mean during installation of window metal frame in container, you guys welded it so do we have to weld it in such a way that there is no more gap between window metal frame and cut part or do we use sealer if any gap is seen ?
@@sujanshrestha5778 We welded it all the way. But some people leave a gap and fill it with sikaflex. As we don't want to have any leaks we prefer to weld it all the way.
If the material is thin vertical down is fine , but not for heavier pieces, up to 4mm . Your welds are more cosmetic than structural in the case of windows and doors
Roberta está haciendo ahora mismo. De aquí a poco estará lista. Ella está trabajando esta semana para que todos los vídeos tengan subtítulos en español.
There are some electrode / TIG welders with 200A very cheap at the market (around 800 BRL). Going to test it. I'm making a container office for myself.
Olá! Sobre as ferramentas que vocês utilizam, podem publicar uma lista com as especificações? É que pretendo fazer o mesmo e não sei muito sobre qual adquirir... 😊
Acabasse de dar uma ótima ideia pra um vídeo! Hehehehe. Se até tu precisar comprar a gente não tiver postado um video a respeito, me lembra que te passo tudo sem problema algum! 👌🏼
+Andre Nogueira Puts André, adoraríamos!! Mas pra ser bem sincero um video por semana já ta sendo um desafio e tanto!! O problema que como a casa ainda não está 100% fechada nós dependemos muito do clima e ultimamente não para de chover. Fora que temos que aprender cada tarefa antes de executar e demoramos muiito mais que um profissional claro. Hehehehe. Quem sabe mais pra frente conseguimos!! Abração!!
Great job on construction and tape recording.......Is there anyway I could get all of your tapes, from the start to finish? I am planning a mini home in the future and your tapes would be a great help. Thanks!
boa noite! Acabei de receber 2 containers de 40 pes hoje , estao fresquinhos no lugar kkkk Gostaria de saber qual medida do metalon que vcs usaram ? para fazer as molduras das janelas 50x30 ?
Obrigado ! Ansiedade a milhão. vontade de começar logo,estou agora me preparando.Maquina de solda e esquadro magnetico chegando essa semana o restante das ferramentas já possuo , so que comprei uma inversora. estou acompanhando todos os videos e me preparando para o inicio dos trabalhos, o unico problema é que só poderei trabalhar no projeto aos finais de semana. meus parabéns.
felicitations! very inspiring work. did you go to welding school or take welding course? i know basic welding using arc welding or smaw by own learning (just basic). i am interested in using gas metal arc. is there a high risk in safety using this in your container home project? thank you for sharing your video, i hope one day i can do my container home project and would really glad to share it too.
Hello Mario. No, I had no prior welding experience at all. The guys from the welding shop where I by my equipment showed me how the welding machine works in like half an hour. That’s all, the rest I learn doing the wall we showed on episode 4 hehehehe. Good luck on your project!!😊
Love the projects. Im obviously not watching these in order. :D However, what I have gathered from All shipping container videos is that once you cut walls/windows out does that effect the integrity of the shipping container? Are you having any issues with the structure after completing the tasks?
Check out "welding tips and tricks". Its a TH-cam channel. Sounds like you need to turn up the amps if your not getting enough penetration on your welds. Though beveling the corners is good, but if you have your amps right you won't need that step.
I have a simple question, might sound a bit obvious, but I didn't see it in the video. My question is Did you guys buy the windows first and then cut out the window areas ect? Or Were the windows custom made for the window frames you guys made? Thank you so Much!
We bought the windows custom made to the size we wanted and them build the frame to the size of the windows. So the windows came first than the frames. 👌🏼
Guys can you please tell me how you did the foundation? My property is full of rocks and I am trying to find a cheap way to do the foundation. A little bit help will be appreciated. Thank you!
We have a video about our foundation th-cam.com/video/GqpRH4mIELI/w-d-xo.html in your case a would make a few holes on the rocks glue rebars to the holes and build cast in place concrete foundation connected to the rock by the rebar. 😊👌🏼💪🏼
Hey man, nice episode! @9:40 you talking about welding with square edges and grinding. The correct term to describe your method is "chamferred edges". Here a photo: res.cloudinary.com/engineering-com/image/upload/w_640,h_640,c_limit/Edge.Chamfer.Fillet.grey_okajtg.jpg Keep up the good work! 👌
+Steve123 thanks a lot for the tip!! Some times is pretty hard to know all the terms in english, but slowly we are learning all we need. Hehehehe thanks for taking the time to help us!!😎
I really admire young people to have a go and do what you are doing congratulations ...however if you decide to do more building and need concrete supports ...there is a much easier option...look up formdirect.com.au...I am sure they have the same product in Brazil ...its called FORMATUBE it is a cardboard circular tube specially designed for builders ...to pour in concrete above or below ground ..its used to prevent soil collapsing when digging ..you worked so hard ... I am a 73 yo woman from Australia
The thing about welding vertical....on thin material like this you always weld DOWN HILL, much much faster and will look great. The only time you mig weld uphill is in high strength structural applications. It is very difficult to do even for professionals. More wasted time.
Someone told the same thing this week. I think I actually should have more amperage and them I think would be better to go downhill. Well as you said before I do need more experience hehehehe. I did what I could but in the end even though it costed more we are really satisfied with the results and the learning.
When using the cutting disc on the grinder, first thing is throw away the handle. Then score your line the whole length, dont try and cut all the way through. Score it back and forth until the metal gets thin and the blade will fall though on its own. You will go through afr less blades this way...another huge waste of money
Why do you people insist on working on the ground....god god. Build or buy some saw horses. On a frame like your building, just tack the corners, cross sq, tack the rest and weld.
The other thing I forgot to mention is the as a new amateur welder I was afraid one of my welds fail. But I do understand what you mean. One thing I’m sure. In the end it will cost more than if we had experience. I guess that’s the cost of doing something for the first time.
Great job guys, amazing videos! This is the real tutorial showing how was done, not just talking and showing the final result!
P.s. Portuguese guy here watching your videos from Norway! Maybe one day i will do the same back home in Portugal ;)
Thanks a lot. It means a lot to us to read all that. We are actually really curious to live in Portugal for a while one day. 😁
Oi, snakker du norsk da?
I like your welding. So neat. Cutting the 45 degree bevel edge is a great idea.
Also, I've never seen those magnetic corner clamps before. They look very useful.
I am going to live off grid and build a container house...this is amazing and love the lifestyle off grid brings...well done guys
Good luck on your project 🍀
One suggested way to prevent the walls from warping is to weld 2 square tubings to the post and tack weld them to the walls , so when you cut off a section it will maintain its shape. Yeah I've had issues with that before when my fathers company does container repair work. great job :) Im enjoying watching all these videos of yours.
Thanks a lot for the tip!! It must help a lot!!👌🏼👌🏼
Awwww adorei ver a ultima janela caindo e o hi5!!!! It is getting in shapeeee... can't wait!!!
+Ana Beatriz Hermenegildo 😍😍👌🏼💪🏼💪🏼😎
You are so correct ! Use the "6 P's" rule: Prior Preparation Prevents P**s Poor Performance. well done you two.
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Hola Roberta y Duca.
Que buen video, como siempre. Ya esta tamando forma, se ve preciosa con todas esas ventanas... muchas felicidades desde Chile.... Valesca y Rodrigo.
+rodrigo parra Muito obrigado pelo carinho Valesca e Rodrigo. Ficamos muito felizes que gostaram!!😍
Sus videos me encantan, son de mucha ayuda. Saludos desde Uruguay
💕💕 saludos desde Brasil 🇧🇷
Thanks for all the detailed tips!
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In welding we call that bit of grinding for better penetration "beveling" it is essential for structural integrity.
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Thank you both for this well articulated "how to." I dream about doing this all the time! Your videos makes me feel like I could actually do it even though I'd be in way over my head! Good work all around thanks again!
Thanks for the support. Maybe one day you can find a way of doing it ☺️
That is good advice for those intending doing there own welding
We are really glad you liked it!!
Very Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot!!👌🏼👌🏼
THANK YOU!!!! SORRY you had to experience this, but, IT CREATED an INVALUABLE set of information
Good that it was worth for someone 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Loving this series of videos!
Getting more exiting every week mate, looking forward to see the frames been connected!!
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Thank you for the info and technique
The blue arrow things are nice. I have to get some
They are great
Hi what do you call those blue arrows?
Good question. Hehe. They are magnets to hold the structure in place to be possible to weld it.
Odd Life Crafting
Interesting! Thank you
To avoid the walls from bending you can first weld a PTR bar before cutting the windows/door holes
Love It!! The reason that you are getting "flex" in the shipping container is that it does not have a full "footing" underneath the base. Keep up the great work and videos!! Blessings!!
Thanks a lot for the tip Ron!!😊😊
Awesome! Congratulations for the great work!
👌🏼 thanks a lot!!😎
See u guys next Monday....keep up the good efforts
+Zoom Karting 👌🏼😎
I've been searching for a tutorial series like this for ages. Great work, keep it up :) Hopefully I'll be able to build my own container house one day as well. Greetings from Slovenia!
Thanks a lot!! We are really glad that some how we can help you through our experiences. Through our mistakes. Hope to inspire you to start your own project soon!! If you need any other information please let us know. We would love to help!!
awesome tips on welding -thank you,I've enjoyed your build
Thanks a lot!! Glad you enjoy it!!
@Odd Life Crafting Duca could you discuss the welder ?seems it has been the most valued tool-Thanks (or did I miss it?)
Actually we are planning to do a video talking about all the tools soon. So, I will talk a little bit more about the welding machine. Is that ok? Meanwhile, if you have any specific question let me know. 😉
Thanks-I'll wait for that. I plan to start my 40' cabin next year.
😎 good luck on your project. Let us know when you start it. 😉
You taught yourself to weld, cool. I liked the tip about making a V on the two edges. Great video and loved the Ups at the end lol.
Hehehehe glad you enjoyed it!!
Excellent.Thank you!
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Man, your shipping container house is going to be a perfect place to relax when your back in town visiting your parents. I bet your back door deck will be awesome. I would build a hot tub to relax in at night. That gap between the top of the shipping container and your roof deck should have some type of screen to keep the birds and bee's from living in there. I would think that after living and traveling on your boat that you might want to retire out in the islands and build another home out there. I'm thinking somewhere in the Caribbean. That's what I would do anyways.
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Parabéns adorei o projeto de vcs ,abraços BRASIL
Valeu!!😊😊
friends I find your project fabulous I love to recycle and much more ingenious ideas. I only advise you that in order to gain more sub-critics to your channel, never neglect security. It is extremely important and gives a much more professional impression.
With much love and good intentions I wish you the best and thank you for sharing your ideas
I'm Boris Olavarria from Santiago de Chile. there you see
Thanks a lot for the support and the concern Boris!! We try to be as carful as possible. I guess we still have a lot to learn. But for sure we are working on!! Thanks a lot!!
I love Your project. I also built a house from the container and do not regret about your choice
That’s nice!!😎
Just found your videos & love them! My wife & I are building a Tiny House on Wheels (24'x8') in the Canadian winter (-14c avg) and seeing your sunny warm climate in so nice :)
Great work! I want to build a shipping container garage when we get some land for our electric car/motorcycle with solar panels on the roof :)
Thanks a lot. Well, some time we wish it wasn’t that hot the weather. Hehehe like today, it was almost hard to think. Well I guess the neighbors grass is always greener. Hehehehe
I can work in pretty much any temperature but the glues & paints have different requirements. We'll be renting a blower heater to warm up the area & construction adhesive (5c-30c working temp) we need to use on the wood sheathing. (you tube channel coming soon) :)
We had some problem with the polyurethane joints. When it’s too hot it won’t dry. That’s cool. Let us know when you launch your channel so we can follow you guys!! Good luck with the building!!
That was another great episode.. 👍👍👍👍 Merry Christmas!! 🎄🎅👍🎁🥂🎉🍻😎
+Saulo Bitencourt Gommidy Thanks a lot Saulo glad you enjoyed it!! Merry Christmas!!!
Estão cada dia melhores os videos você já pode soldar casco de navio!
Valeu pelo elogio!! Olha se eu conseguir soldar um veleiro de uns 36 pés já to feliz da vida!! Hehehehe valeu!!
Muito bom. Excelentes informações. Estou estudando os vídeos de vocês. Obrigado.
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Exelente como colocaron los containers marítimos en L
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A dented container is always going to have more residual stress in the walls than a new container.
Tacking on some stiffeners (inside) around the window cutout before cutting should make life easier - fit one window at a time. Remove the stiffeners and re use - start with the longest windows first.
After fitting the frame and cleaning up the edges, paint with a weld through primer so no bare metal.
No need to weld the inside - use autograde seam sealer.
No need to fully weld the underside IF you add a drip guide to the sides so water will never get there - then use the sealer inside and out side.
Cheers - from NZ
Hello: I think it is better to weld the frames on the internal (or external) face first, after soldering these you can cut the hole, without the sheet being deformed, I have been your follower since you started the sailboat project. Courage and luck in your life. From Galicia Spain, Portugal's twinned country.
FAZENDO O ESQUADRO NA JANELA E NA PORTA AS MEDIDAS SÃO PERFEITAS
Hi, for welding in windy day you can use wire type T71GS for example TYSWELD company. It's similar to mma welndig by electrode but it's wire.
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saludos desde Puerto Rico
😎 um abraço do Brasil!
Buon natale amici :-)🎄🎄🎄🍀🍀🍀
+Paolo Costantini Pra ti também amigo!!
These have been a great series of videos and you have inspired me to have a go at building one for my wife and I. Do you weld all the way around the frames to the walls of the container or do you tack weld and use a silicone to fill the gaps? Thanks
We talked about this on the videos, we did it all the way around to avoid any leaks and to avoid the plate to expend differently in some parts of it.
i'm always interested to know if people had these skills BEFORE they started - welding etc... even cutting metal can be daunting to someone that's not done it before.
It was the first time I actually hold an angle grinder in my life
Welding I did once in high school 18 years ago for 5 minutes so I guess doesn’t count. 😂😂
odd life crafting - kudos to you then - i, like you, learned as i went from watching videos, reading, and just doing... after 40 years or so of adding skills like plumbing, wiring, concrete, welding, then add all the solar, wind, aqua and hydroponics etc. - even turning dog poo into methane - people say i'm 'lucky' to know it all - like i popped out of the womb with the knowledge! you have a right to be proud of yourselves. keep on learning - what you are making is wonderful and your lives will be so much better for it. it gives me a bit of hope for the future of our planet!
😊 thanks so much for the support, that gives us a huge motivation to keep going! ❤️
boa tarde, gostei muito de como vcs estao fazendo esssa casa, na realidade gostaria de saber sobre essa ferramenta azul igual a uma seta, que vcs usam, parece uma imã, onde vcs compraram?
Valeu!! Então é um grande esquadro magnético que compramos pelo mercado livre, mas acredito que se acha facilmente em lojas de ferramentas.
Great work! Do you know about flux core welding wire? No gas required! Or you can you gas and flux core together. Great for indoor/outdoor windy welding.
+Fitness Devolution I read something about it but most of the people say the quality of the weld is not as good, the one with gas you get a cleaner weld. So we decided to go with the gas. 👌🏼
Odd Life Crafting the weld is good and only requires a little brushing to remove flux residue. Most outdoors welders use it, some people use nothing else and get great results.
+Fitness Devolution good to know. Thanks for the advice!! When I get the chance I will give it a try.
+S W I actually really like the gas mig weld. The only problem for me is the wind. 😏
Odd Life Crafting yes the flux core eliminates problems with the wind blowing your shield gas away. It seems you grind your welds so you don't need perfect appearance anyway.
muito bom parabéns
How do you close gap between window frame and cut part of container even after welding ?
Sorry, I didn't understand your question. Here are all the videos about our windows and doors. I hope it can help you: th-cam.com/video/dGs7huod4cc/w-d-xo.html
Odd Life Crafting I mean during installation of window metal frame in container, you guys welded it so do we have to weld it in such a way that there is no more gap between window metal frame and cut part or do we use sealer if any gap is seen ?
@@sujanshrestha5778 We welded it all the way. But some people leave a gap and fill it with sikaflex. As we don't want to have any leaks we prefer to weld it all the way.
Odd Life Crafting Great one thanks 🙏 Love from Nepal
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If the material is thin vertical down is fine , but not for heavier pieces, up to 4mm . Your welds are more cosmetic than structural in the case of windows and doors
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What size are the steel frames for the windows? Are they 2x4 or 3x3
Hi. Very nice idea. How size is this profi?
Favor traducción al ESPAÑOL, son muy buenos, saludos desde CHILE
Roberta está haciendo ahora mismo. De aquí a poco estará lista. Ella está trabajando esta semana para que todos los vídeos tengan subtítulos en español.
Está lista. Es sólo se activa en la configuración del vídeo en TH-cam.
Which tubing you use for frame? 1×2 iron square tube?
It was 3x5 mm with 2mm width 😉
Thanks for sharing, what gauge steel tubing are you using?
+Yamin Hossain It’s 30mm by 50mm and 2mm wall thickness. Regular still.
+S W in cm what would that be? Here in Brazil we use the metric system. Imperial system seems too hard to convert. Hehehehe
It’s basically the same I used then!!!👌🏼
What welding machine you recommend to the job? Do those inverter machines handle it?
I think for who has no experience like me, MIG weld is easier. But I guess strong inverter would also do the job. 👌🏼
There are some electrode / TIG welders with 200A very cheap at the market (around 800 BRL). Going to test it. I'm making a container office for myself.
I think it will be fine!!
Olá! Sobre as ferramentas que vocês utilizam, podem publicar uma lista com as especificações? É que pretendo fazer o mesmo e não sei muito sobre qual adquirir... 😊
Acabasse de dar uma ótima ideia pra um vídeo! Hehehehe. Se até tu precisar comprar a gente não tiver postado um video a respeito, me lembra que te passo tudo sem problema algum! 👌🏼
Hi everyone, does anyone know what size metal tubing they used
you can also look up on youtube ...(How to built deck footings ...from Decks.com)
Great idea!!😎
That’s a a really good web site. Thanks a lot!!
faz 2 vezes na semana, toda segunda e muito tempo rsrs
+Andre Nogueira Puts André, adoraríamos!! Mas pra ser bem sincero um video por semana já ta sendo um desafio e tanto!! O problema que como a casa ainda não está 100% fechada nós dependemos muito do clima e ultimamente não para de chover. Fora que temos que aprender cada tarefa antes de executar e demoramos muiito mais que um profissional claro. Hehehehe. Quem sabe mais pra frente conseguimos!! Abração!!
Me encantaría saber las medidas de los caños de acero que se utilizaron para los marcos
3x5 pared de 2
hello very good work I would love to know the measures of the steel pipes that were used to make the frames
3x5 centimeters
What type of weld are you doing? (Tig, Mig, Stick)
Everything Mig. 👌🏼😎
Great job on construction and tape recording.......Is there anyway I could get all of your tapes, from the start to finish? I am planning a mini home in the future and your tapes would be a great help. Thanks!
Hello, Mark. You can watch our playlist. The videos are in order. th-cam.com/video/GqpRH4mIELI/w-d-xo.html
Container and windows and installation hahaha this is very Information technology words.
boa noite! Acabei de receber 2 containers de 40 pes hoje , estao fresquinhos no lugar kkkk
Gostaria de saber qual medida do metalon que vcs usaram ? para fazer as molduras das janelas 50x30 ?
Coisa linda!! Dia feliz então!! Hehehe. Sim, utilizamos 30x50 e 2mm de espessura. Boa sorte no projeto!!
Obrigado ! Ansiedade a milhão. vontade de começar logo,estou agora me preparando.Maquina de solda e esquadro magnetico chegando essa semana o restante das ferramentas já possuo , so que comprei uma inversora.
estou acompanhando todos os videos e me preparando para o inicio dos trabalhos, o unico problema é que só poderei trabalhar no projeto aos finais de semana.
meus parabéns.
Valeu Fabio. Boa sorte!!
I am looking to see how you intended to insulate your container house .
That’s a good question. Hehehehe we are not 100% sure yet. Hehehehe but we will get there eventually.
Do you have any idea how to fix the broken plat of the conteiner before paint it
What is a plat? Sorry I didn’t understand the question. 🤦🏻♂️
@@OddLifeCrafting plate (the body of the conteiner)
We have a video fixing the plates of the top of the container before painting it. th-cam.com/video/foa5lhO-yy8/w-d-xo.html
Boa tarde ! Qual a medida do tubo que vcs usaram para fazer os quadros? Obrigado.
O metalon tem 3x5mm e 2 de espessura
felicitations! very inspiring work. did you go to welding school or take welding course? i know basic welding using arc welding or smaw by own learning (just basic). i am interested in using gas metal arc. is there a high risk in safety using this in your container home project?
thank you for sharing your video, i hope one day i can do my container home project and would really glad to share it too.
Hello Mario. No, I had no prior welding experience at all. The guys from the welding shop where I by my equipment showed me how the welding machine works in like half an hour. That’s all, the rest I learn doing the wall we showed on episode 4 hehehehe. Good luck on your project!!😊
Odd Life Crafting that's great i will try GMAW next time. thank you.
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Parabéns
Valeu Ramison!!
What about the thickness of the frame ?
For example, I have to place a 4x2 m window. What will be the good thickness to afford such a weight ?
Thanks
I don’t remember anymore, I’m sorry. There is a playlist we did about the insulation of our container and in one of the videos we talked about it. 😁
I'd like to learn how to weld! I'd like to build a trailer and build an aluminum fishing boat from a kit.
Go forward, Robert.
@@OddLifeCrafting I just purchased a brand new Miller 211 MIG as a gift for my dad. He knows how to weld and plans on teaching me.
Love the projects. Im obviously not watching these in order. :D However, what I have gathered from All shipping container videos is that once you cut walls/windows out does that effect the integrity of the shipping container? Are you having any issues with the structure after completing the tasks?
In the small windows no. On the big door and junction yes, a bit. But I added a support underneath and it ended up ok. 😎
Check out "welding tips and tricks". Its a TH-cam channel. Sounds like you need to turn up the amps if your not getting enough penetration on your welds. Though beveling the corners is good, but if you have your amps right you won't need that step.
Thanks for the tip. For now we are over with welding projects, but when we need to go back to welding we’re gonna check it for sure.
I have a simple question, might sound a bit obvious, but I didn't see it in the video.
My question is
Did you guys buy the windows first and then cut out the window areas ect?
Or Were the windows custom made for the window frames you guys made?
Thank you so Much!
We bought the windows custom made to the size we wanted and them build the frame to the size of the windows. So the windows came first than the frames. 👌🏼
Alguém saberia me dizer, qual é o nome do acessório azul que eles usaram pra apoiar a moldura da janela?
Esquadrias o magnético!👌🏼
Obrigado, acho muito bacana o empenho de vocês na casa contêiner. Já estou projetando a minha, graças as dicas de vocês! Valeu.
Brigadão!! Boa sorte no teu projeto!!
Que marca e amperagem é essa mig que vc tá usando na soldagem?
+Elton Ribeiro é uma hylong 180 amperes.
Great tutorial where did you buy the glass
The name of the company is Alumicenter in the south of Brazil. 👌🏼
How about using angle iron instead of square tubing
This was actually our option. It could be
the best idea could be foam insulation if you can afford it !
I wish we could. But in our city they don’t sell. 😏😏
Hi, first, GREAT JOB!!!! Second, i have a question, why you chose mig welding? is better than the electrode? thanks. (sorry about my english)
I think for who has no experience mig is easier and faster. 👌🏼👌🏼
And thanks a lot!!😊😊😍😍
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Guys can you please tell me how you did the foundation? My property is full of rocks and I am trying to find a cheap way to do the foundation. A little bit help will be appreciated.
Thank you!
We have a video about our foundation th-cam.com/video/GqpRH4mIELI/w-d-xo.html in your case a would make a few holes on the rocks glue rebars to the holes and build cast in place concrete foundation connected to the rock by the rebar. 😊👌🏼💪🏼
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Wish u guys all the best
😊👌🏼Thanks
Hey man, nice episode! @9:40 you talking about welding with square edges and grinding. The correct term to describe your method is "chamferred edges". Here a photo: res.cloudinary.com/engineering-com/image/upload/w_640,h_640,c_limit/Edge.Chamfer.Fillet.grey_okajtg.jpg
Keep up the good work! 👌
+Steve123 thanks a lot for the tip!! Some times is pretty hard to know all the terms in english, but slowly we are learning all we need. Hehehehe thanks for taking the time to help us!!😎
Qual a medida do perfil das molduras ?
É 3cmx50cm espessura 2mm. 👌🏼
Muito legal, seria melhor em português, já que fora do Brasil ja tem muito conteúdo sobre casa container
Vi que tem a legenda rs. É um excelente projeto
Assim todos podem ver!!😉 valeu!!
I really admire young people to have a go and do what you are doing congratulations ...however if you decide
to do more building and need concrete supports ...there is a much easier option...look up formdirect.com.au...I am sure they have the same product in Brazil ...its called FORMATUBE it is a cardboard circular tube specially designed for builders ...to pour in concrete above or below ground ..its used to prevent soil collapsing when digging ..you worked so hard ... I am a 73 yo woman from Australia
Thanks so much for the help. We will check it out for sure!!👌🏼👌🏼
You speak English like two Brazilians hahaha.
Jock, I'm Brazilian 🥲🇧🇷
VOCÊ TEM QUE USA O KIT ESQUADRO IMÃ É MAIS RAPIDO NESSE TRABALHO
We all need to have some type of talent or skill
#oddmarathon
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The thing about welding vertical....on thin material like this you always weld DOWN HILL, much much faster and will look great. The only time you mig weld uphill is in high strength structural applications. It is very difficult to do even for professionals. More wasted time.
Someone told the same thing this week. I think I actually should have more amperage and them I think would be better to go downhill. Well as you said before I do need more experience hehehehe. I did what I could but in the end even though it costed more we are really satisfied with the results and the learning.
Hablas más de lo que muestra trabajando.
Me gusta tu mujer
It’s called tack not tik on spot welding corners
😉 We learned this after this video. hehe
When using the cutting disc on the grinder, first thing is throw away the handle. Then score your line the whole length, dont try and cut all the way through. Score it back and forth until the metal gets thin and the blade will fall though on its own. You will go through afr less blades this way...another huge waste of money
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Or better yet throw away the grinder and get a plasma torch
une petit accent francais non super boulot
You should do your videos in portuguese, is difficult to get your ideas.
Why do you people insist on working on the ground....god god. Build or buy some saw horses. On a frame like your building, just tack the corners, cross sq, tack the rest and weld.
I have to say you are right! Hehehe. The plan was to build one. But didn’t happened yet. Hehehehe
Gain here you are welding the windows in 100%...waste of time and money
The other thing I forgot to mention is the as a new amateur welder I was afraid one of my welds fail. But I do understand what you mean. One thing I’m sure. In the end it will cost more than if we had experience. I guess that’s the cost of doing something for the first time.
I am so sorry but your videos are too long