Big improvement. It's these little details in the shop that make EVERY job seem to go faster. Organization and properly secured equipment really help to minimize the accidents, too. The rounded top of the new cart actually offer a little protection to the valves and gauges, too.. should anything drop or fall that way. I always look forward to your videos Jimbo!
Remove guard from your BurrKing & use the wheels to sand dross from inside radius of pipe. Guards are great for safety, Jimbo, but you gotta use the tool to it's full design capability! Thanks again for all you do to teach all of us!
Don’t intend to sound negative but I chuckled as I watched a bloke with a million dollars worth of shop equipment building a trash can cart that sells for $70 new at HF
That's a big improvement. I've had my torch since I was 18, it was the first piece of welding equipment I ever bought. Now I only use it to heat stuff up.
I know from experience how important it is to plan your work. Too many mistakes, but week after week, you show your skill level by building things on the fly. It’s so impressive. I try not to do the same thing because I don’t have the foresight to avoid mistakes. Great work Jimbo! Jimbo
Flap drum or round stone on a die grinder is the ticket for dross on an inside radius. I deal with that at least twice a week, so I figured it out quick. Makes it easier if you just make a knockoff bar from a chunk of round bar with a 1/4 of a section of 6" pipe welded on the end with a bevel ground on the inside edge of the pipe. Use it like you would a chipping hammer for dross on flat stock. Way quicker, even if you have to tap it with a hammer every section. You burn through way less flap/sanding drums, too.👍
Jimbo I love the build. I've been looking at different commercial grade bottle dollies for my home shop. They've all been too big and bulky. I really like your design.
You just got another subscriber. I like the way you went about building that and how clean it turned out. Definitely gonna steal some of your ideas when building my cart soon
Good video. Most carts I have seen on construction sites are basically unstable, especially with tall cylinders. The Compressed Gas Association Standard allows cylinder positioning 45 degress and OSHA has concurred with this in a recent letter. Carts with rear wheel(s) now safe for delivering of actylene gas without expelling the stabilization agent (acteone).
Thank you JIMBO for share this project, Jody build one like this, but with different technique, you two make good videos, it's good to learn from the best teachers. *MOUNTAIN EAGLE*
Awsome stuff..I too find abandoned junk and modify it to make it work to my needs..just learning how to weld, these are the kind of projects I've been looking for...that press was intresting...is that modified.??...thanks for posting..
Great recycle and build. The old green one made by Anthony has a whole line of 'tank dollies' as well but they are pricey. Very functional, the only thing I don't like is Harbor Freight, but that's just me. They sell mostly junk and you always get what you pay for. I have replaced all my dollie wheels with solid tires from Ace. Did the same on my generators and power washers as well that didn't already have a better tire. I have never had any luck with anything from HF. That is one nice tank set now Jimbo and as always, your videos are great.
Anything can be "junk". I have had name brand products turn out to be junk. I have had success with Harbor Freight. In fact, when I used to do cable and fiber installations, all my hand tools and drill were Harbor Freight. I used their Bauer cordless drill and it holds it's own against my buddies that have DeWalt. Now to be honest, I used HF because I didn't want expensive tools getting broken or stolen. I'd rather lose a $70 drill than a $300 one. Considering all the stuff that is name brand, which is made in China I think HF gets a bad rep.
Good job Jimbo I've found that most of the time I'm better off using a grinder with a cutoff wheel than to have to clean up something that I cut with a torch or plasma cutter
Jimbo, I just saw that you had trouble with the dross after plasma cutting that tube. Been there done that. You should try plasma cutting tube/pipe like that *from the inside*. It might be tougher to scribe the cut line on the inside but that way you can simply knock/chip the dross off with a regular chipping hammer on the outside of the curved part. Wayyy easier than trying to grind it off the inside curve. Try it!
i know this is a year old but .... been watching your vids and noticed your dross problem on a couple others , you should be able to tap the edge of the plate with a hammer a it will literally fall off , if not your plasma settings are incorrect ,travel speed consistency is also a factor ....awesome vids excellent fabricator great projects !!! 👍👍👍
With all the grinding, do you have a lot of sweep up to do? I’m thinking about making something similar to the stand up welding shields to prevent all the grinding dust from getting all over. If it lands on any nice painted surfaces it can sometimes stick to the paint and ruin it. (Ask me how I know lol) Also remember that “dust” is not good for you lathe or milling machine ways. Thanks for all your videos.
Hi Jim, here from Argentina. Love seeing your videos, your are an awesome steel-artist. I wonder if you could make a video explaining your welding technic.. thanks!
Jimbo could you tell me exactly What size those tanks are please ? I’m in the market for light use torch set-up and don’t want to buy too big of tanks.
Looks great! I just started welding so sorry for the dumb question but I noticed you weld right over the paint and rust. I thought you had to have clean metal before you weld. I know this isn’t a heavy duty structural thing but wouldn’t welding through the paint and rust contaminate the weld and weaken it? Thanks to anybody who can answer this and give a little insight.
i was thinking about making a cart like this for my test for completed apprenticeship as a metal worker, and then i saw you uploaded this. very nice job, how long did it take?
It's always weird how you see 234 the same projects on different channels being built JD Brewer and Jody from welding tips and tricks did one a couple days ago
Awesome cart there, definitely gave me some ideas! How do you like that Microcut875? Thinking about picking one up since it can easily be converted to CNC later on.
if you are looking for cnc operation. - you cant. beat it !!! excellent firing reliability, excellent duty cycle 100% at 45 amp - cnc cut 1/2" all day long !!! no faulty arc ok signal decent consumable life... i mean - that is where it is at !!!
The weak link in your build is those crappy harbor freight tires. You can build the same cart with wheel hubs from a trailer or from a small car and use trailer tires and/or space saver tires from a car. As soon as you roll your cart on rough terrain, those tires will blow, leaving the tanks unstable and a safety hazard.
I doubt you'll ever see this but in the future somehow message me about the torch lead pieces. Instesd of cutting and grinding a piece of pipe I own a metal shop. We have strips or 10g, .250,.375 all the time. I'll shear some and roll it in our roller and send them to you. Literally 15min max and nice and smooth from our fiber laser. If interested, comment on this and TH-cam will let me know. Oh btw, free of charge. Just pay shipping $10/15
No annoying music, not over narrated, and a nice looking cart!
Big improvement. It's these little details in the shop that make EVERY job seem to go faster. Organization and properly secured equipment really help to minimize the accidents, too. The rounded top of the new cart actually offer a little protection to the valves and gauges, too.. should anything drop or fall that way. I always look forward to your videos Jimbo!
Thanks for watching Kurt, Jimbo!
Remove guard from your BurrKing & use the wheels to sand dross from inside radius of pipe. Guards are great for safety, Jimbo, but you gotta use the tool to it's full design capability! Thanks again for all you do to teach all of us!
Don’t intend to sound negative but I chuckled as I watched a bloke with a million dollars worth of shop equipment building a trash can cart that sells for $70 new at HF
Your garage looks amazing!!! Nice cart too
That's a big improvement. I've had my torch since I was 18, it was the first piece of welding equipment I ever bought. Now I only use it to heat stuff up.
Thanks Ken, Ya that is all i use it for now too! Jimbo!
Really nice attention to detail Jim! I like it!
Thanks Brian, Jimbo!
Nice craftsmanship
I know from experience how important it is to plan your work. Too many mistakes, but week after week, you show your skill level by building things on the fly. It’s so impressive. I try not to do the same thing because I don’t have the foresight to avoid mistakes. Great work Jimbo!
Jimbo
Thanks for your good comments James, Jimbo!
Flap drum or round stone on a die grinder is the ticket for dross on an inside radius. I deal with that at least twice a week, so I figured it out quick. Makes it easier if you just make a knockoff bar from a chunk of round bar with a 1/4 of a section of 6" pipe welded on the end with a bevel ground on the inside edge of the pipe. Use it like you would a chipping hammer for dross on flat stock. Way quicker, even if you have to tap it with a hammer every section. You burn through way less flap/sanding drums, too.👍
Hell of a job there. Will use these ideas when it comes time for me to build mine.
VERY WELL DONE, CONGRATULATIONS, THANK FOR SHARE
That reveal was awesome
Very nice!!!!Greetings from Greece!
Thanks for watching From Greece!!!! Jimbo!
Jimbo I love the build. I've been looking at different commercial grade bottle dollies for my home shop. They've all been too big and bulky. I really like your design.
Just curious on the cylinder sizes in use here, for size comparison.
You just got another subscriber. I like the way you went about building that and how clean it turned out.
Definitely gonna steal some of your ideas when building my cart soon
I now have torch cart envy ! brilliant
excellent job jimbo,cant get enough of your vids..................all the best .........................dougie
Thanks dougie!!!! Jimbo!
Great project! Let’s see that press!
Good video. Most carts I have seen on construction sites are basically unstable, especially with tall cylinders. The Compressed Gas Association Standard allows cylinder positioning 45 degress and OSHA has concurred with this in a recent letter. Carts with rear wheel(s) now safe for delivering of actylene gas without expelling the stabilization agent (acteone).
Really nice and clean job on that cart Jimbo.
Great shop, great work, great video. Thank you. This is just what I was looking for.
Cart came out real nice. Nice addition to the shop.
Thanks for watching Richard! Jimbo!
Thank you JIMBO for share this project, Jody build one like this, but with different technique, you two make good videos, it's good to learn from the best teachers. *MOUNTAIN EAGLE*
Muito bom , ficou perfeito melhor que os melhores vendidos nas casas de ferragens obrigado por compartilhar.
Ja daar versta ik geen klote van
What’s not to like? Thanks for the inspiration.
Turned out great.
Very nicely organized shop. Plus you do nice work
Thanks for watching, Jimbo!
I learn a lot with your videos...thanks for share....from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Thanks for watching Dario from Argentina!! Jimbo!
Awsome stuff..I too find abandoned junk and modify it to make it work to my needs..just learning how to weld, these are the kind of projects I've been looking for...that press was intresting...is that modified.??...thanks for posting..
Great recycle and build. The old green one made by Anthony has a whole line of 'tank dollies' as well but they are pricey. Very functional, the only thing I don't like is Harbor Freight, but that's just me. They sell mostly junk and you always get what you pay for. I have replaced all my dollie wheels with solid tires from Ace. Did the same on my generators and power washers as well that didn't already have a better tire. I have never had any luck with anything from HF. That is one nice tank set now Jimbo and as always, your videos are great.
Anything can be "junk". I have had name brand products turn out to be junk. I have had success with Harbor Freight. In fact, when I used to do cable and fiber installations, all my hand tools and drill were Harbor Freight. I used their Bauer cordless drill and it holds it's own against my buddies that have DeWalt. Now to be honest, I used HF because I didn't want expensive tools getting broken or stolen. I'd rather lose a $70 drill than a $300 one. Considering all the stuff that is name brand, which is made in China I think HF gets a bad rep.
Nice job Jimbo!!!! Again
Thanks Dave! Jimbo!
brilliant idea
Nice looking project sure hope that you have better luck with those tires than I do mine usually go flat after about a week.
Thanks for watching Bert, You might be right! I might have to get some solid rubber tires! Jimbo!
Muy buen trabajo. Saludos desde mexico!!!!
Outstanding!
Man that looks great! What model Burr King is that?
Thanks for watching, Burr King 760, Jimbo!
As usual, nicely done.
Thanks for watching Edward, Jimbo!
nitrided steel can be a pain some times i have fond that chipping all the slag of first some times help it go a little faster
Have you seen the moving dollies with the third wheel in back to catch the weight for a balanced moving of the carts items .
No i haven't! That might be a good idea! Jimbo!
Good job Jimbo I've found that most of the time I'm better off using a grinder with a cutoff wheel than to have to clean up something that I cut with a torch or plasma cutter
Might have to borrow that idea. Thanks!
Jimbo, where did you get the orange shelves?
Jimbo, I just saw that you had trouble with the dross after plasma cutting that tube. Been there done that. You should try plasma cutting tube/pipe like that *from the inside*. It might be tougher to scribe the cut line on the inside but that way you can simply knock/chip the dross off with a regular chipping hammer on the outside of the curved part. Wayyy easier than trying to grind it off the inside curve. Try it!
Thanks for watching Oscar, That is a good idea, I will try that next time! Jimbo!
Hello from Victoria Australia, great video, great job on the cart.
Thanks for watching William From Australia!! Jimbo!
Really cool Jimbo! 👍👊
Thanks for watching Fred! Jimbo!
i know this is a year old but .... been watching your vids and noticed your dross problem on a couple others , you should be able to tap the edge of the plate with a hammer a it will literally fall off , if not your plasma settings are incorrect ,travel speed consistency is also a factor ....awesome vids excellent fabricator great projects !!! 👍👍👍
just cut my cart up and built one vary similar to your design. Great video.
i need to build one here shortly ... looks good
hi JIMBO'S GARAGE I bought a 60 gallon Porter Cable compressor and I just wondered what size wire I should use to plug it in with
Love ya videos mate keep up the awsome work
Probably should drill a hole at the bottom of your striker holder for water to run out. Awesome build.
Very nice 👍
One man's garbage is another man's gold.
Enjoyed it looks great
Hi did u make video on that press
With all the grinding, do you have a lot of sweep up to do? I’m thinking about making something similar to the stand up welding shields to prevent all the grinding dust from getting all over. If it lands on any nice painted surfaces it can sometimes stick to the paint and ruin it. (Ask me how I know lol) Also remember that “dust” is not good for you lathe or milling machine ways.
Thanks for all your videos.
Thanks for watching Ken, Jimbo!
Nice. I plan to get an oxy rig soon, and you've inspired me to build the cart for it.
Neat and professional looks awesome, when are you going to fire up that pp300, it looks like its getting lonely on that big cart
Thanks for watching Keith, Soon! Jimbo!
Great work Jim! You got a subscribe!
Great ingenuity! If you built them to sell i bet they'd sell. I know I'd buy it!!
Excellent
i'd really love to do some projects myself but its way too hot here :D best time to have a chilled bewerage and a nice video.
cheers man!
Sharky Same here in Europe. 40°C every day. Even touching a welder makes you sweat let alone using it.
Is that a wood blade?,he's cutting the metal with on the table saw?
NICE 🥇👨🏭👍👍👍
Hi jb , please more information of your hidraulic bending machine , thanks for shering information, best regards from PERU
Hi Jim, here from Argentina. Love seeing your videos, your are an awesome steel-artist. I wonder if you could make a video explaining your welding technic.. thanks!
Thanks for watching Federico from Argentina!!! Jimbo!
Jimbo could you tell me exactly What size those tanks are please ? I’m in the market for light use torch set-up and don’t want to buy too big of tanks.
Did I miss the video with the press brake? I need one of those.
Thanks for watching, video coming, Jimbo!
Looks great! I just started welding so sorry for the dumb question but I noticed you weld right over the paint and rust. I thought you had to have clean metal before you weld. I know this isn’t a heavy duty structural thing but wouldn’t welding through the paint and rust contaminate the weld and weaken it?
Thanks to anybody who can answer this and give a little insight.
Its best to weld clean material but a lot of time you can burn thru it just fine.
Do u sell any of those mig gun holders u have
Thanks for watching Dan, Yes, Go to my website, ( Jimbo's Garage.com )
More better ?? Lol gotta love ol jimbo
Thanks for making this Video.
frikkin awesome
Nice jimbo
Thanks Chris, Say hi to your family for me! Jimbo!
They said good job n hi
You have a video/ info on the bender for 20ton press?
Thanks for watching mike, Not yet! Jimbo!
Whaere did you get the setup for your shop press?
What gloves are those?
Thanks for watching, Black stallion! Great gloves! Jimbo!
I am referring to the ones you are wearing when you are grinding.
They are Black stallion work gloves, Both the white ones and the yellow and red ones. Jimbo!
Thank you sir! Love your channel!
Nice, I need to do this.
good job
For sure grind that red paint off before you weld.. Was really surprised you didnt..
Nice!
i was thinking about making a cart like this for my test for completed apprenticeship as a metal worker, and then i saw you uploaded this.
very nice job, how long did it take?
Thanks for watching, About a day, Jimbo!
The oldest video of yours I've watched so far, your shop definitely changed over the years, pneumatic tires on a cutting torch dollies?
It's always weird how you see 234 the same projects on different channels being built JD Brewer and Jody from welding tips and tricks did one a couple days ago
Wow, the finished product looks great Jim, nice homemade upgrade!
Thanks for watching Tim, Jimbo!
nice!
Smart.
More better more bigger
Awesome cart there, definitely gave me some ideas! How do you like that Microcut875? Thinking about picking one up since it can easily be converted to CNC later on.
if you are looking for cnc operation. - you cant. beat it !!! excellent firing reliability, excellent duty cycle 100% at 45 amp - cnc cut 1/2" all day long !!! no faulty arc ok signal decent consumable life... i mean - that is where it is at !!!
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The weak link in your build is those crappy harbor freight tires. You can build the same cart with wheel hubs from a trailer or from a small car and use trailer tires and/or space saver tires from a car. As soon as you roll your cart on rough terrain, those tires will blow, leaving the tanks unstable and a safety hazard.
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Rifate Jimbo
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Now, don't you wish you had done that years ago?
Jody weldingtipsandtricks latest video very similar.
I doubt you'll ever see this but in the future somehow message me about the torch lead pieces. Instesd of cutting and grinding a piece of pipe I own a metal shop. We have strips or 10g, .250,.375 all the time. I'll shear some and roll it in our roller and send them to you. Literally 15min max and nice and smooth from our fiber laser. If interested, comment on this and TH-cam will let me know. Oh btw, free of charge. Just pay shipping $10/15
Lookin good just subscribed loving the content so far wish I could come out a help haha