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We're on the road delivering the grill to Sam at the time this video is releasing. It was supposed to come out Wednesday, but unfortunately, the internet connection on the road is spotty and getting it uploaded has been an adventure in itself. Instead, we are going to upload episodes 2 AND 3 of the build today! The second episode will drop at the normally scheduled time.
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In Episode 2 of the Sam the Cooking Guy Santa Maria / Argentinian / Gaucho grill build, we are building the burn pans and finishing the grill frame.
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As an enthusiast, I'm getting a lot of of the practical application of welding in this series, especially the dialogue explaining the sequence and reasoning around using a particular technique or material. Keep up the great work!
I've been a custom fabricator for over 35 years. I love that you guys are keeping it going on. Too many people don't recognize art. Lol, but at the end of the day you still built a "charcoal grill" a badass one, but still a charcoal grill. Thank God some people are willing to pay $2,500 for a charcoal grill. Lol, I've sold a few too. 😉🤣🤣🤣
I like watching a pro make it look simple.
I am glad how you two have kept this channel enjoying. You both do a great job. Keep it up lads
Saw the video on Sam's channel. Awesome to see 2 of my subscribed channels colab. Thought I was the only one that subbed to welding and cooking channels. Very nice build guys! Well done
Great attention to detail. Red seal journeyman welder from Alberta here. 🇨🇦 keep up the great videos.
Where's Bob? Miss him...🙄
Everything about this series is great. Keep all the details and look forward to seeing more
Awesome guys well done
loving the build series
Good job guys
Great video y’all. So many shop tips I got a damn headache! When making repetitive cuts try a stop block..it saves time from transferring your cut marks.
WOW!!! Saw your delivery today to Sam, that meat sure looked tasty, and have to say guys... start making these grills for sale, market them to restaurants & BBQ retailers, easy-peezy!!!
It's coming together nice guys!
Glad to see this video. I am a newly subscriber to your channel from Sam's channel. Great job guys, you make it look so easy! Love from the Motor City ♥️💃💋👍🏼✋🏼
I’m from the 805 area code so cool your coming down here
like the fire grates. much cheaper to build too as opposed to using something like 1/4" expanded metal.
17:29 "Hey guys, welcome back to weld.com, today were gonna show you how to take care of vampires"
When I first started as a plater/welder I used to love just welding all day, but then when I got to fabbing more complex things I much prefer fabrication
some of your tips are very basic.....but i DIDNT KNOW THAT. thanks for sharing
We are learning and also having fun. Did Bob fall over ? I meant where is Bob, fall is over! THU!
Badass!
Great videos guys. Like watching you. By the way how is Bob, is he coming back?
Love these build videos, much more interesting than coupons. Won't the grease get cooked out of your bearings? It'll probably get to about 200C or so up there.
I have found it works better for me to repeat cuts if i can't set a stop on the saw to flush the pattern on the right end pull the blade down back the cut end of the pattern to the blade and get a perfect cut every time.
Great videos, thanks! Curious why you chose to TIG weld in the piece that is used to raise and lower the grill, but MIG for most other parts? (17:11) Thanks for the videos!
Where did ya get that soapstone marker? Gotta have
Great build excellent tutorials. Where do you get that awesome leather welders hood from?
Outlaw leather .com
Funny thing. In USA you call that drill bit “walking”. Here in Canada I have always called it and heard it called “skating”. I guess the stereotypes are true eh?
we miss bob! where he at?
Was that a scribe you are using to mark your steer ??
Does esab make any type of magnets? If so where can I go to get them?
What are the vice grips you guys are using with the fireball squares?
Where you get that blue pencil soap stone??
What are you using to mark the tubing?
What kind of pencil/scribe are you using to mark with??
So you have to make some Santa Maria style Tri tip with the fat on it's hard to find in a lot of places cause they trim all the fat away. Ya also must I mean it's a must get susie's Q santa Maria style seasoning. And be generous.
drinking game, drink every time they say double check.
Why wouldn't you build the burn grates with the lip supporting the cross-bars instead of above them? It seems upside down to me... maybe so the ashes don't get trapped in the lip that results?
Where did you get the marking pin from
1/16" is a big deal to Abom79!!
3:45 Did y'all chop down a speed square or did you buy it like that???
jake32401 chopped it down to work on the inside of small I-beams.
What's that marking marking tool at 4:40?
It's called a Markal Pro. It's on Amazon.
Where's Bob?
You could have built a sand rail with all that metal lol / great videos
U guys should get a sponsor for deodorant, I know y'all be good salesmen.
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I'm unsubscribing to the channel. Now first off, I'm really no one and I am not doing it because I think it'll really make a difference or get a result. It is more out of respect. We deserve to know what's up with Bob. This stuff happen with Wyatt and it was kept quite with cut and paste comments about being forced with blah blah blah locations and yada yada yada choices. The simple fact is this I didn't like Wyatt and I didn't think he was a even good welder. So why would I care? Especially when we got Bob out of the deal. Now plain and simple Jason, and man cub they're great and they are trying to take things in what appears to be two directions as in builds and lesson while entertainment takes a front row seat. Without Bob or atleast a honest explanation I'm out though. I know about the flooding, I did read the description in his last video but really it seemed more like good bye anyway. So I have been suspect ever since. Now I hope Bob at least sees this, you were and are awesome thank you for all your hard work. Weld dot com, hopefully we will see the return of Bob, if not and it's over something silly like contracts or negotiating break downs then shame on you guys and I hope you understand what you really lost. Good luck Jason and man cub.
we'll miss ya! LOL
@@crackermcwhitey1364 play me out Cliff!
6 parts to make a damn grill? Really? Pro welder fabricator can do that job in like 2 hours
Post your two hour build video. I’ll watch...
I'll give you 3. I'm waiting.
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I've been following STCG and Weld.com for years. How is it I'm only learning about this collaboration project in 2021? I hope there will be plans available at the end.