MORE WELDING AND FABRICATION VIDEOS HERE:th-cam.com/play/PLfbf78fMz9Vol0uX2-GNc6mLi75zpqb5f.html LEARN HOW TO WELD VIDEOS HERE:th-cam.com/video/ADa1I319GJ0/w-d-xo.html HERE IS A CUT LIST: The top plate is 12x15x1/4" the 12" is the depth. The 4 vertical pieces are 1x1x7". The 2 bottom feet are 1x1x16" then slash cut at a 45 degree. The 2 pieces running parallel to the feet which the table sits on are 1x1x10" slash cut at a 45 degree.
"Making some money without a whole lot of liability" That is gold right there - All real profit is made by reducing liabilities and taxes. It's not what you make, it's what you keep.
I didn’t read all of the comments, so someone may have already said this. For cuts up to 36” I use s piece of 1/4” thick flat stock and clamp it to the fixed jaw on the vice. The flat stock should Be the height of the jaw. You can then clamp a stop anywhere along that flat stock to make repetitive, fast, accurate cuts on your Evolution type saw! Great work here brother!😎😎
Without doubt the best time saving table/jig well worth making , word of mouth is the best for any job someone appreciates your work and its worth telling others who will benefit also ,great vid Brandon stay safe my friend 👨🏻🏭🇬🇧👍
To save a lot more time in the long run, make a block of wood with pre-measured hole to line up bolt holes. Set on end of angle or square tubing and either drill through or center punch.
Boss man, you need 3M 2297 filters. The 2297 gives all of the benefits of of the 2091 (the one you used in the video) and the better 2097 model filter. The 2097 is better than 2091 because it also filters out ozone, which is a byproduct of welding. However the 2297 is better than both of those! 2297 filters gives additional ozone filtration above the 2097 and greatly increased “nuisance odor control” as well. Personally I hate smelling certain types of burnt metal when I weld and the 2297 is the best filter.
Interesting video. No mention of how you found the customers though, which is the major part of the equation. The context is good WRT low liability though, I'd agree!
Glad you're back ! Those target stands are a cool build and you using your new table set up is an awesome improvement , it's making me think everyone should have one of those tables in there tool box , stay safe. TANK
@@BrandonLund I hope you see this reply: th-cam.com/video/ZkEpT2jCZu8/w-d-xo.html I don't have a way to message you, so I made a quick video for you. One thing I'm curious about is where you get 1x3 strapping. I'm not familiar with what that is, and Home Depot / Lowes don't carry any wood in that dimension. Thanks!
Brandon, my name is Dave. I’m taking your lead and I’m going to see if I can make a few of these and make some coin. I’m in Australia and a retiree who’s learning to weld. If I can make a go of it I’ll brand them Made by Dave in Oz. If I do make a bit of money from it I’ll send you a kick back for idea, design, videos, channel. Thanks for helping me learn to weld! I’m having such a great time creating stuff.
Thanks Dave I appreciate your support. If you have any question please feel free to reach out. I appreciate your offer but it's not necessary. Knowing I'm giving someone a step up is payback enough. Good luck brother.
Hahahahaha leave it to you to point it out! In all honesty though, as I was putting on the stickers I was wondering about it...although I didn't verify it, I might have to. There should be 50 stars and 13 stripes. I would be shocked if its actually correct 😆 Cheers buddy. I hope your feeling good! 🥂🍻
@@BrandonLund 🤣🤣🤣. They might’ve put 15 stripes on there, the original 13 + 2 for good luck, 🤣🤣 I wonder if anyone who read my reply rewatched the last bit of the vid and counted the stars & stripes, 😂😂😂 Feeling pretty good thanks Bran, still got 8 days & 3hrs until most restrictions lifted, but who’s counting. Going for a shot tomorrow, only the 22, don’t tell my doctors, they’ll hit the roof. Can’t use the big stuff or drive heavy vehicles or lug my welder around for another 2 months. Cheers pal, stay warm & safe.
Glad to hear it buddy! You will be 100% in no time! The wife and I went for a motorcycle ride today Nov. 7th. It was 71 degrees 22 Celsius. Who would have thought! Now that you mentioned about the stripes, I think I'm going to check it out lol! Cheers buddy!
Brandon. Thank you for your videos. I am new to welding and learning quickly. My question is where do I get the “V” to cut the square tubing on an angle. Thank you in advance. Bobby
@@BrandonLund sorry. I guess I did not ask the question correctly. I should not have said cut n an angle. I meant the “v” piece that holds the square tubing that will save your saw blade.
Friday is movie night , so you need to stretch these out to about 90min, so I can feel like I watched a movie, then I can drop prime video, thanks again for the great idea's.
New to the channel and loving it. I’m a joiner and really want to add welding to my skill set. Just about to drop a few thousand on some start up gear, looking forward to learning from your channel .
@Magua136 in some of my videos I show closeups of the guage. This one reads on the center. I think it depends on the manufacturer. Many people don't realize but at the top of most flow meters will be a black dot with 2 arrows pointing at it. The arrows indicate where to take your reading :)
No, you are right, I think it's how Fronius must set their display. Most 1/8" .030 C-25 calls for around 18 volts if I remember correctly but I seem to think their display reads higher than typical.
Just gonna throw this out there. You might think about using a 90° air die grinder with rolloc sanding discs for doing quick deburing. Much lighter weight than an angle grinder. Your wrists will thank you. Im not saying that the angle grinder doesnt have its place. Just seems easier for quick deburring operations on many parts
Nice build Brandon, I remade some target stands for our club, because some can't hit the target and the stands suffer. We use min 3/16 now. One tip for you predrill your holes before you weld up, makes the job easier. I was thinking maybe you might use a metal blackener rather than paint, what do you think?
I think metal blackener is a great idea! Thanks for passing it along. Some of the folks that use these stands have been known to hit the steel where the wood goes through which causes the metal to pinch the wood and you can't get the wood out. If that ever happens to you, run a big drill bit through the hole to get rid of the expansion where the bullet went through. You will have an added hole in your stand, but it will be usable again.
It sounds like you need to sharpen your bit. There are some food videos online that explain this in detail. A quick sharpening and you will be back in business
I got it through Fronius. This is my first inverter based mig welder and its pretty impressive. Its got a full 3 year warranty so its hard to beat. Hobarts are pretty much bullet proof. I love mine also.
I also make a shooting frame - but quite a bit different, but, my comment is that my side frames are 24" long but the cross frame is only 6" back. It is more stable that way. Paper, wood, cardboard take a hit - but a frame hit could knock it over. That's why he requested the holes in the legs.
Great idea Danny. Putting the cross piece in the center with the holes in the legs has more to do with keeping it stable from wind rather than direct hits. Another cool tip I picked up is use binder clips to attach your cardboard to the strapping and use 3m spray adhesive to attach your paper targets to the cardboard.
@@dc85337 Snipers have to practice for any weather right? I think it is more wind when not in use so the shooter isn't picking them up in between uses.
Thanks man. I own 2. I have a Jackson safety that I really like and ive owned for 5 years and I just got the one you see me wearing in the video which is made by fronius. I like them both a lot but the Fronius has better clarity. It doesn't have a grind mode like my Jackson safety but I don't really use it anyways. I like the comfort and external shade adjustment knobs on the fronius also but you can't go wrong with either honestly.
love your videos man am a beginner at mig welding but i keep missing the weld to the other piece i keep welding on one piece not hitting the other piece do u have any tips or i just takes practice?
@unclefrankonap1 Thanks man! Here is a link with them in action and good detail. It's about 3/4 towards the end of the video th-cam.com/video/25v49o3z96o/w-d-xo.html
Great video! I made a mag drill stand also but it *doesn't* have an adjustable table like yours, very cool!!! I just welded 3 sides (2" flat) to keep the mag drill from falling off. Question, are you priming the stands, or using a primer/paint combo?
Have you considered adding a tee handle to that stanless bolt. Just for ease of use. That way the customer wouldn’t need any tools to adjust the target.
Brandon, contact a local print shop and get your own Made in USA by Brandon Stickers. add your web address and cell or e-mail also Say 500 per roll for not much $ . Adds that little bit more to the job an then act as advertising later.
Lets be honest, how many people on a beginner welding channel would know what that is? They certainly aren't searching for "how to MAG weld" or "how to GMAW". Only people in the trade know what your talking about and that's not my primary audience.
@@BrandonLund I understand that, but if people are to know it, it does not hurt to say the right method. Otherwise there will never be any change, I mean if people said right from the beginning there have been no misunderstandings. Maybe it's an idea for a clip about different methods and what you weld with them.😃
I agree completely and it's probably not a bad idea to include in an upcoming episode. People run self shielded and call it mig welding so great point and thanks for the suggestion.
Where is the best place to order materials metal steel for welding I mean I’m new to this I live in New York City and it’s very hard to buy steel material I was wondering if you could recommend me I’ve been watching your videos and they’re great and I would like to make some money just like this I just got all my licenses but I wanna make money on the side
What I do is look online using search terms like "steel" or "metal suppliers near me". They will be your best bet. Call them up and tell them your new to welding and your looking to buy from them and this gives you a great opportunity for them to tell you about their services and pricing. Like for me, the shop near me doesn't charge to cut a full length in half. Makes it easier to transport. Don't ever buy metal from the big box stores. It's marked up incredibly high.
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HERE IS A CUT LIST: The top plate is 12x15x1/4" the 12" is the depth. The 4 vertical pieces are 1x1x7". The 2 bottom feet are 1x1x16" then slash cut at a 45 degree. The 2 pieces running parallel to the feet which the table sits on are 1x1x10" slash cut at a 45 degree.
"Making some money without a whole lot of liability" That is gold right there - All real profit is made by reducing liabilities and taxes. It's not what you make, it's what you keep.
Right on! Thanks man!
Alternate title..Man in love with his drill press..🤣🤣🤣 I know the feeling. Just love mine👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hahahaha pretty much! 😍
@@BrandonLund 👍🏻👍🏻
I didn’t read all of the comments, so someone may have already said this.
For cuts up to 36” I use s piece of 1/4” thick flat stock and clamp it to the fixed jaw on the vice. The flat stock should Be the height of the jaw. You can then clamp a stop anywhere along that flat stock to make repetitive, fast, accurate cuts on your Evolution type saw!
Great work here brother!😎😎
Dude! Your a genius! That is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Great content, Brandon. I know this video was 3 years ago, but i hope you've doubled the price on those by now. Thanks for sharing
You bet!
Great job son!!! U make everything look so easy. Very professional!!!
Thanks 😊
Without doubt the best time saving table/jig well worth making , word of mouth is the best for any job someone appreciates your work and its worth telling others who will benefit also ,great vid Brandon stay safe my friend 👨🏻🏭🇬🇧👍
Thanks for the great compliment Paul! Stay safe buddy!
I use an Evolution saw although not that much.. I like the tip regards bias cutting...will defo emply that technique in the future.
Glad it was helpful!
To save a lot more time in the long run, make a block of wood with pre-measured hole to line up bolt holes. Set on end of angle or square tubing and either drill through or center punch.
Excellent tip! @ John Thompson
Boss man, you need 3M 2297 filters. The 2297 gives all of the benefits of of the 2091 (the one you used in the video) and the better 2097 model filter. The 2097 is better than 2091 because it also filters out ozone, which is a byproduct of welding. However the 2297 is better than both of those! 2297 filters gives additional ozone filtration above the 2097 and greatly increased “nuisance odor control” as well. Personally I hate smelling certain types of burnt metal when I weld and the 2297 is the best filter.
Thank you for sharing :)
Excellent video!!
Thanks Terry! 😁
Interesting video. No mention of how you found the customers though, which is the major part of the equation. The context is good WRT low liability though, I'd agree!
Thank you. All my work is from word of mouth. I don’t advertise.
Glad you're back ! Those target stands are a cool build and you using your new table set up is an awesome improvement , it's making me think everyone should have one of those tables in there tool box , stay safe. TANK
Thanks man! It sure makes things easier to setup and keep accurate!
Great job Brandon, those are great looking target holders you’re building !! Thanks for sharing with us.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks buddy!
Great, Brandon .Thank you for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed your video on a subject I wanted to see. I subbed you. I'm hanging on this for all the links you included.
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent video thank you I’m going to buy the materials today and start fabrication I appreciate it!!
Thanks @Lewis Venecia I appreciate it! Have fun! These are really fun to build!
This is great! Thank you, Brandon!
Sure thing!
@@BrandonLund I hope you see this reply: th-cam.com/video/ZkEpT2jCZu8/w-d-xo.html I don't have a way to message you, so I made a quick video for you.
One thing I'm curious about is where you get 1x3 strapping. I'm not familiar with what that is, and Home Depot / Lowes don't carry any wood in that dimension. Thanks!
Brandon, my name is Dave.
I’m taking your lead and I’m going to see if I can make a few of these and make some coin.
I’m in Australia and a retiree who’s learning to weld. If I can make a go of it I’ll brand them Made by Dave in Oz. If I do make a bit of money from it I’ll send you a kick back for idea, design, videos, channel. Thanks for helping me learn to weld! I’m having such a great time creating stuff.
Thanks Dave I appreciate your support. If you have any question please feel free to reach out. I appreciate your offer but it's not necessary. Knowing I'm giving someone a step up is payback enough. Good luck brother.
Great tips and always enjoy another way to make a dollar.
You bet! 😃
Dude nice!!!!
Thanks!
Awesome content man! thank you
Thanks Scott!
let's go brandon
You know it! hahahaha
Nice work Bran.
You better count the stars on those stickers mate, there may be a few missing, 😂😂😂
Hahahahaha leave it to you to point it out! In all honesty though, as I was putting on the stickers I was wondering about it...although I didn't verify it, I might have to. There should be 50 stars and 13 stripes. I would be shocked if its actually correct 😆 Cheers buddy. I hope your feeling good! 🥂🍻
@@BrandonLund 🤣🤣🤣. They might’ve put 15 stripes on there, the original 13 + 2 for good luck, 🤣🤣
I wonder if anyone who read my reply rewatched the last bit of the vid and counted the stars & stripes, 😂😂😂
Feeling pretty good thanks Bran, still got 8 days & 3hrs until most restrictions lifted, but who’s counting. Going for a shot tomorrow, only the 22, don’t tell my doctors, they’ll hit the roof. Can’t use the big stuff or drive heavy vehicles or lug my welder around for another 2 months.
Cheers pal, stay warm & safe.
Glad to hear it buddy! You will be 100% in no time! The wife and I went for a motorcycle ride today Nov. 7th. It was 71 degrees 22 Celsius. Who would have thought! Now that you mentioned about the stripes, I think I'm going to check it out lol! Cheers buddy!
Awesome workmanship ethics and excellent quality product and very informative take care and 5 star ⭐️ for you 👍👍👍🙏
Thank you very much!
Brandon. Thank you for your videos. I am new to welding and learning quickly. My question is where do I get the “V” to cut the square tubing on an angle. Thank you in advance.
Bobby
I use a speed square to mark it. You can pick one up at any big box store or hardware store. Carpenters use them to mark lumber.
@@BrandonLund sorry. I guess I did not ask the question correctly. I should not have said cut n an angle. I meant the “v” piece that holds the square tubing that will save your saw blade.
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That v block for the saw? If that's what your referring to, it comes with it
Great build and ideas! Thanks.
Thanks man I appreciate it!
Dude! You really stepped up from your bargain basement welders in a huge way...good on you!
Thanks man! I cant get over how smooth they are! The bargain basement welders have their place but it was time to upgrade
Thanks! New favourite fab channel.
Thanks man! I appreciate your support!
Another fun and fantastic video, Brandon! Thanks for all you do!
Thanks for the great comment steven!
@@BrandonLund I for one really enjoy the videos, and your willingness to share your ideas with everyone! You rock!!!!
Thanks brother! 🙏
Cool project
Thanks man!
what do you use to clean off the oil that is on the steel?
@David Chang acetone
Friday is movie night , so you need to stretch these out to about 90min, so I can feel like I watched a movie, then I can drop prime video, thanks again for the great idea's.
Thanks man this is probably the best compliment anyone could give! Thank you 🙏
@@BrandonLund keep bringing the builds, I'm going to give your table shot I think its cool.
Thanks man! Holler if you have any questions along the way :)
New to the channel and loving it. I’m a joiner and really want to add welding to my skill set. Just about to drop a few thousand on some start up gear, looking forward to learning from your channel .
Thanks man!
What drill bit size did you use for the final threaded screw hole? @Brandon Lund
25/64
@@BrandonLund Did you also clean the metal before paint? Thanks bro
Yes I use mineral spirits. Keep wiping until your rag is clean and no longer black. 👌
I can’t 😂 😂 the stickers
On a flowmeter, top of the ball is where the flow is read....You were more towards 25CFH, not 20. Just an FYI
@Magua136 in some of my videos I show closeups of the guage. This one reads on the center. I think it depends on the manufacturer. Many people don't realize but at the top of most flow meters will be a black dot with 2 arrows pointing at it. The arrows indicate where to take your reading :)
🤔 you weld those at 20.1 and 120? Are you running 030 or 025 wire?
.030
Thanks for the reply, I figured you were running smaller wire, because the settings seemed off atleast too me, we run 035 definitely a neat idea!
No, you are right, I think it's how Fronius must set their display. Most 1/8" .030 C-25 calls for around 18 volts if I remember correctly but I seem to think their display reads higher than typical.
@@BrandonLund all depends and just something I noticed seemed weird haha
Just gonna throw this out there. You might think about using a 90° air die grinder with rolloc sanding discs for doing quick deburing. Much lighter weight than an angle grinder. Your wrists will thank you. Im not saying that the angle grinder doesnt have its place. Just seems easier for quick deburring operations on many parts
Great idea!💡
Отличная работа .
Hello Brandon, not able to find that "Tapstick", who sells it??
I got that several years ago. I think through Granger but I could be mistaken
Keep the bolt in the nut when you weld it. No need to tap it after. Some anti seize should make everything run smoothly.
@Hedge Knight for whatever reason I've never had good luck doing it that way on smaller nuts. The nut akways seems to distort and the bolt drags.
Your hex headed set screw, I would weld a T handle on it so you could tighten it by hand.
@Whjerts 56 great idea! Thank you!
Hey, Brandon got any ideas for fold-away targets?
Not really but it sounds investing. I will look into it!
Nice build Brandon, I remade some target stands for our club, because some can't hit the target and the stands suffer. We use min 3/16
now. One tip for you predrill your holes before you weld up, makes the job easier. I was thinking maybe you might use a metal blackener rather than paint, what do you think?
I think metal blackener is a great idea! Thanks for passing it along. Some of the folks that use these stands have been known to hit the steel where the wood goes through which causes the metal to pinch the wood and you can't get the wood out. If that ever happens to you, run a big drill bit through the hole to get rid of the expansion where the bullet went through. You will have an added hole in your stand, but it will be usable again.
What type of paint did you use?
Rust oleium
Which drill bit it’s better faster to make hole in metal mine only cut at start afterbno more
It sounds like you need to sharpen your bit. There are some food videos online that explain this in detail. A quick sharpening and you will be back in business
Great job 👍 Brandon. Where did you buy your welder that you're using? I love my Hobart,
I got it through Fronius. This is my first inverter based mig welder and its pretty impressive. Its got a full 3 year warranty so its hard to beat. Hobarts are pretty much bullet proof. I love mine also.
How much do you sell these for? I see a lot of these online from big sellers for way cheaper than I could ever dream of building them for
My last batch was 60 bucks for the singles but the prices are going up
I also make a shooting frame - but quite a bit different, but, my comment is that my side frames are 24" long but the cross frame is only 6" back. It is more stable that way. Paper, wood, cardboard take a hit - but a frame hit could knock it over. That's why he requested the holes in the legs.
Great idea Danny. Putting the cross piece in the center with the holes in the legs has more to do with keeping it stable from wind rather than direct hits. Another cool tip I picked up is use binder clips to attach your cardboard to the strapping and use 3m spray adhesive to attach your paper targets to the cardboard.
@@BrandonLund
And who is shooting in wind strong enough to knock over a metal stand??? hahahahaha
🤫🤭🤣🤣🤣
@@dc85337 Snipers have to practice for any weather right? I think it is more wind when not in use so the shooter isn't picking them up in between uses.
These are awesome. Could I steal your idea? :) love the channel. Have any pictures of them in use?
Thanks man! You sure can. I don't have and pics but I will this spring :)
nice work, what type of helmet do you own, and what are your thoughts on it.
Thanks man. I own 2. I have a Jackson safety that I really like and ive owned for 5 years and I just got the one you see me wearing in the video which is made by fronius. I like them both a lot but the Fronius has better clarity. It doesn't have a grind mode like my Jackson safety but I don't really use it anyways. I like the comfort and external shade adjustment knobs on the fronius also but you can't go wrong with either honestly.
love your videos man am a beginner at mig welding but i keep missing the weld to the other piece i keep welding on one piece not hitting the other piece do u have any tips or i just takes practice?
What shade lens are you using? It sounds like you need to go lighter. I use a 6.
’Like the flag add on nice job could you post a photo of the target stand wgwith target set up please.
@unclefrankonap1 Thanks man! Here is a link with them in action and good detail. It's about 3/4 towards the end of the video th-cam.com/video/25v49o3z96o/w-d-xo.html
Do you take a deposit for your builds or how do you go about charging the customer for the product?
I generally just do the work and they pay me when they pick up their item or before I ship it back to them.
What size cutting blade and size did you use?
Its the evolution blade that came on the saw. Its 14"
Great video! I made a mag drill stand also but it *doesn't* have an adjustable table like yours, very cool!!! I just welded 3 sides (2" flat) to keep the mag drill from falling off. Question, are you priming the stands, or using a primer/paint combo?
Thanks! I'm using a primer paint combo. They get pretty beat up quickly.
The USA sticker’s made in China had me rolling…😂
Hahahahaha I know right!
How did you find your customers?
Everything is by word of mouth. I don't advertise
You need to put a sticker on them with your name and number (free advertising if your proud of your product)
Great idea. Im actually in the process of fine tuning my branding and this needs to be one of them :)
@@BrandonLund weld your phone # on them or engrave it
From where did you but the shoulder bolts?
Ebay :)
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Bob! 👍🙏
How much can you sell these for?
80 bucks
Have you considered adding a tee handle to that stanless bolt. Just for ease of use. That way the customer wouldn’t need any tools to adjust the target.
It's probably not a bad idea, but that also keeps people from cranking down hard too
Only in the USA, don't think I would sell many of those in the UK 😉
Hahahaha good point! Lol
I use the 2097! They will filter organic fumes.
I will have to check it out. Do they list welding and cutting fumes? They do with the 2091.
@@BrandonLund Yes they do. 2097 seems to be an improved version of the 2091.
Thanks man!
It would be funny to put "made in USA.... Except for the sticker." on your products
Hahahahaha I like this idea!
maybe next time your stckers say made in mexico jajajajajaja
greetings from phoenix az
No kidding right! 🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching and commenting!
Brandon, contact a local print shop and get your own Made in USA by Brandon Stickers. add your web address and cell or e-mail also
Say 500 per roll for not much $ . Adds that little bit more to the job an then act as advertising later.
Great idea!!!!! Thank you for the suggestion. Im actually going to look into it! 👍
Just so you know so doesent you mig weld, you mag welding
Lets be honest, how many people on a beginner welding channel would know what that is? They certainly aren't searching for "how to MAG weld" or "how to GMAW". Only people in the trade know what your talking about and that's not my primary audience.
@@BrandonLund I understand that, but if people are to know it, it does not hurt to say the right method. Otherwise there will never be any change, I mean if people said right from the beginning there have been no misunderstandings. Maybe it's an idea for a clip about different methods and what you weld with them.😃
I agree completely and it's probably not a bad idea to include in an upcoming episode. People run self shielded and call it mig welding so great point and thanks for the suggestion.
nice 3000€ welder machine....
Indeed it is!
Where is the best place to order materials metal steel for welding I mean I’m new to this I live in New York City and it’s very hard to buy steel material I was wondering if you could recommend me I’ve been watching your videos and they’re great and I would like to make some money just like this I just got all my licenses but I wanna make money on the side
What I do is look online using search terms like "steel" or "metal suppliers near me". They will be your best bet. Call them up and tell them your new to welding and your looking to buy from them and this gives you a great opportunity for them to tell you about their services and pricing. Like for me, the shop near me doesn't charge to cut a full length in half. Makes it easier to transport. Don't ever buy metal from the big box stores. It's marked up incredibly high.
@@BrandonLund ok think you
Great build! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!