Another great video, I've definitely picked up a few handy tips watching you. I enjoy how you explain everything so clearly and yet manage to make it enjoyable at the same time. I was wondering if you have any experience in making gates with composite gate boards instead of wooden infill panels? Obviously every job is different and each customer has different requirements but I've started to use them on gates I make. This is mainly to save weight on larger gates due to them being hollow but also to save on the maintenance (no need to repaint every so often and minimal warping over time). Would be great if you get the time to make a video on that. Keep up the good work anyway!
Hello friend, I noticed that you frame the wooden boards very tightly. From heat and cold, the tree has a narrowing or expansion. How not to break the board from strong weather changes?
I'd love to get the link for those rustic rivet heads. Often times I get a customer who wants the look, but doesn't want to pay for the actual ironwork lol
Nice video again. You make it look so easy ! I learn a lot of your video's. How do you calculate the distance beteween the door and the post as seen at 8.15 ? Is there a rule opf thumb?
The easiest way is to layout (on table or floor) the total opening then mark the post width on each side then measure/mark hinge allowance on one end and gravity latch allowance on other. This will give you the gate width O.D. (long point of 45* cut)
Never get tired of seeing a jimbo garage video in my notifications after work keep up the good work
Thanks for the entertainment. Always enjoy watching your builds.
I’ve learned so many tricks from him that I use in builds, and it saves me so much time and effort
Very beautiful design. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
That welding table its very nice
You work pretty well, congratulations
Love your work Jimbo
Thanks Jimbo
Good stuff. I always like seeing the installed unit. Looks great.
Cool gate man been a min for me to check out your videos but I’ll be watching more now that the weather is nice for projects
Looks nice, good job.
Very nice 👌
Great video love the bits you do fantastic work and skills 👍
Keep up the good work Jimbo! Love the videos.
Nice job
Another great video, I've definitely picked up a few handy tips watching you. I enjoy how you explain everything so clearly and yet manage to make it enjoyable at the same time.
I was wondering if you have any experience in making gates with composite gate boards instead of wooden infill panels? Obviously every job is different and each customer has different requirements but I've started to use them on gates I make. This is mainly to save weight on larger gates due to them being hollow but also to save on the maintenance (no need to repaint every so often and minimal warping over time).
Would be great if you get the time to make a video on that.
Keep up the good work anyway!
Nice work
Hello friend, I noticed that you frame the wooden boards very tightly. From heat and cold, the tree has a narrowing or expansion. How not to break the board from strong weather changes?
Not many strong weather changes in Florida. Heat and cold isn’t really a problem.
Nice
Another masterpiece!!! Love it man👍🏼
Greetings from Colombia, I'm wondering where you got the buttons for the gate.
Great job it looks great. But I have a full aluminum gate with 1'' x 5'' slats, same design. How do I add the studs to the aluminum?
You should make videos of the installation! 👍🏽
Those black knobs you bought on Amazon what's their name please.. I want like those
What about welding on the in side of the hinges? We do at our shop
How do you powder coat your gates? Do you send them to someone or do it yourself ?
I'd love to get the link for those rustic rivet heads. Often times I get a customer who wants the look, but doesn't want to pay for the actual ironwork lol
Yeah, me too.
Same!
Ware do you buy all your metal from ?
Hello, can you give me information about the rustic records for decoration, I have not found the code on Amazon.
Thank you so much.
Do you purchase metal that has the mill scale removed?
Thanks JG. What's your recommended steel thickness for a gate to avoid warping? 16, 14 gauge?
Usually the nail on those clavos is longer than 3/4 of an inch did u have to cut them down
Buenas cómo puedo conseguir el aplique de perno cabeza de coco q le puso ala puerta
looks good. Just imo the self tap screws should have been black to match
A question: where did you buy the „table dogs“? Do you have a adress, best regards from Germany and thank you very much!
Nice video again. You make it look so easy ! I learn a lot of your video's. How do you calculate the distance beteween the door and the post as seen at 8.15 ? Is there a rule opf thumb?
The easiest way is to layout (on table or floor) the total opening then mark the post width on each side then measure/mark hinge allowance on one end and gravity latch allowance on other. This will give you the gate width O.D. (long point of 45* cut)
I admire your craftsmanship. What do you charge for jobs like that?
“Mini gate” I was expecting a dog door size lol, the gates I normally make are your size of “mini gates” 😂 great video and awesome job as always!
Nice jimbo they are called iron clavos
Are those Roy D. Mercer discs? Lmao
Roy d Mercer is some funny shit
Hello
How are you
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Looks like a set of drawers not a gate
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