3:32 here's the trick man for 90°. See those 2 tubes on the table? Clamp them as they are, drag a piece of metal across the top of both. Then do the same with a set square or offcut of square tube on the sides. To do 180° markings, space the 2 tubes off the bench say 1". Then get a ruler/scrap flatbar and drag it under both tubes touching the table and both tubes along the length. Repeat on the top
Justin I would of mounted the rectangle tube horizontal up on the wall for an over head rack. Up out of the way and easy to reach. This will also make it so you can fit more. Plus adding extra pipes for C-clamps a must.
Hi Justin, Jose from Puerto Rico. I just got in my Fronius TransSteel 2200. I'm in no way near your league. Furthermore, I'm 66 and learning to weld. It's something that I always wanted to learn, so I made an investment in this machine and the way it's built, one can see that Fronius pulled no punches when they made it. You see the quality. Anyhow, watching you make things inspires me to learn. I'm using flux core for now, and maybe later I'll get a tank to try out the other phases of MIG welding. Let's see how it goes for me.
Awesome design. Turned out very well. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work voss. Can't wait to see more videos. Fab on. Weld on. Keep making. God bless.
Nice video, and a great and simple project for the beginner fabricator. I've seen and built dozens of variations of this type of tree based on friend's or customer's requests. This one is perfectly adequate. Well done. Also, there's a glut of fabrication videos on TH-cam and this content maker has a pleasant and easy going style that is hard to beat. Thanks for the video, Mr. Voss. Subscribing...NOW!
I’ve learned that most synergy settings on most machines for mig I’ve run are set one thickness to high…back it up one thickness and it will be good!!! Example: if your welding 18ga. Set machine for 20ga!
Cool concept and always appreciate how detailed you are about each little step. Could easily just say “I cut slots in each pipe” and move along but instead you detailed your methods for precise marks, etc. which is worthwhile info as a viewer. Not sure if your pipe size would work for slitting grinder discs and such but that would be a good alternative use case for someone that didn’t yet have a full collection of those clamps to fill the rack with. Just slide the center hole of the discs around the pipe I mean
Really like the videos and content The only thing I might would add would be a little more visual of the finished product . Really do enjoy the videos though thank you
Two things I would've done differently:. I would've used angle to close out the ends, so you automatically have the hanging/mounting tabs, and I would've drilled a stop hole and stopped the slots about 1/2" from the welded ends. Other than that, loved the video!
Yeah I thought about the angle too, just didn’t have any. Stopping the slots is a good idea, would keep the clamps from banging against the back of the rack.
very interesting....... All my clamps are comfortably hanging already, but maybe I need to build rack like this as it just might be more efficient use of my space. The only downside I can imagine is the clamps closest to the inside wont get as much use as the ones on the outside. 🤣😂🤣
@@JustVoss i think it may be a feature you choose when you upload the video or can turn on for your viewers as a feature. Not sure. I cant get closed captions / subtitles for this video either
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3:32 here's the trick man for 90°. See those 2 tubes on the table?
Clamp them as they are, drag a piece of metal across the top of both. Then do the same with a set square or offcut of square tube on the sides.
To do 180° markings, space the 2 tubes off the bench say 1". Then get a ruler/scrap flatbar and drag it under both tubes touching the table and both tubes along the length. Repeat on the top
Check you out with all the sponsors now. Damn you have came a long ways. Good job Justin. The rack is sweet too.
Thanks man
Justin I would of mounted the rectangle tube horizontal up on the wall for an over head rack. Up out of the way and easy to reach. This will also make it so you can fit more. Plus adding extra pipes for C-clamps a must.
Good idea, you would have to make sure it’s mounted really solid in that direction though.
@@JustVoss Ya maybe adding three gussets with mounting plates or angle iron moving it off the wall 2 inches.
keep at it brother, cant get experience without doin it
Really like that design! Nice job.
Hi Justin, Jose from Puerto Rico. I just got in my Fronius TransSteel 2200. I'm in no way near your league. Furthermore, I'm 66 and learning to weld. It's something that I always wanted to learn, so I made an investment in this machine and the way it's built, one can see that Fronius pulled no punches when they made it. You see the quality. Anyhow, watching you make things inspires me to learn. I'm using flux core for now, and maybe later I'll get a tank to try out the other phases of MIG welding. Let's see how it goes for me.
Awesome design. Turned out very well. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work voss. Can't wait to see more videos. Fab on. Weld on. Keep making. God bless.
Thank you, fab on as well
Where can I find a set of those Kevlar welding sleeves
Nice video, and a great and simple project for the beginner fabricator. I've seen and built dozens of variations of this type of tree based on friend's or customer's requests. This one is perfectly adequate. Well done. Also, there's a glut of fabrication videos on TH-cam and this content maker has a pleasant and easy going style that is hard to beat. Thanks for the video, Mr. Voss. Subscribing...NOW!
The easiest way to draw a line along the round is to use a piece of angle iron
Or V-Blocks especially if you do a lot of welding
I’ve learned that most synergy settings on most machines for mig I’ve run are set one thickness to high…back it up one thickness and it will be good!!! Example: if your welding 18ga. Set machine for 20ga!
Cool concept and always appreciate how detailed you are about each little step. Could easily just say “I cut slots in each pipe” and move along but instead you detailed your methods for precise marks, etc. which is worthwhile info as a viewer. Not sure if your pipe size would work for slitting grinder discs and such but that would be a good alternative use case for someone that didn’t yet have a full collection of those clamps to fill the rack with. Just slide the center hole of the discs around the pipe I mean
Really like the videos and content The only thing I might would add would be a little more visual of the finished product . Really do enjoy the videos though thank you
Two things I would've done differently:. I would've used angle to close out the ends, so you automatically have the hanging/mounting tabs, and I would've drilled a stop hole and stopped the slots about 1/2" from the welded ends. Other than that, loved the video!
Yeah I thought about the angle too, just didn’t have any. Stopping the slots is a good idea, would keep the clamps from banging against the back of the rack.
Man you make great videos👍Question: how do you make the weld shots with dark so you can see the weld. Thanks for the video😁👍
Wicked video I feel like I need to go and make a holder now👍thanks for sharing with us👍👍👍👍
They can’t open and get stuck in a drawer like this at least!
Great idea there.
Thanks for so frankly going through the learning process with us! Makes me feel not so bad I don't get things right first time ;-)
I try to be authentic, not act like someone who I’m not.
@@JustVoss it takes bravery to do that!
very interesting....... All my clamps are comfortably hanging already, but maybe I need to build rack like this as it just might be more efficient use of my space. The only downside I can imagine is the clamps closest to the inside wont get as much use as the ones on the outside. 🤣😂🤣
Cool project Justin👏👏👏
Thanks! Simple, especially compared to some of yours.
@@JustVoss 😜👊
Thanks for sharing. Man you need to get videos out more often, I'm sure it's tough, but get to work! ;-)
You’re right.
Cool project, looks like fun to build, but i only have 4 vice clamps. lol
Every time I went to lowes I’d just buy another. Big, small, needle nose whatever.
You need more clamps
I buy every pair I see at garage sales.
Verry nice job
Hold on , love the fab videos but when do we talk about the '69 bump in the back ground?
What is the air sander you use? Looks really handy for the smaller tasks
Long reach angle grinder…pick one up at HF for cheap!!
I think you did weld both end caps on so yeah its probably gonna need a vent hole haha
Yeah… I’m bad about that
@@JustVoss it happens i did it a fee weeks back on a cube.
@@JustVoss no shame in learning!!
Tks for being the Guinea PiG
What do you think of the TransSteel?
It’s awesome
Keep practicing you'll figure it out.
Love it
You could save a lot of time by just throwing all your tools on the ground.
Truuuueee
nice job😁👍
Thanks!
Great video and idea, thank you!
You got it
Imagine not commenting for the youtube algorithm.
🙏
Deaf subscriber here. Please turn your captions on?
Are they not?? I thought you turn them on and off in the bottom right.
@@JustVoss i think it may be a feature you choose when you upload the video or can turn on for your viewers as a feature. Not sure. I cant get closed captions / subtitles for this video either
@@JustVoss nope I just tried it.
TLTW