Hats Off my friend, you do very nice work all the time. I like the “clavos”, they look nice and the wood makes the gate look very unique, good looking. Two thumbs up!
fantastic looking gate there jimbo.as usual you did an awesome job on the fabrication...i was just thinking (i know dangerous lol),centuary ago the blacksmith would have made the whole door ...a lot of work..........all the best......stay safe..........................dougie
Watching from El Paso, TX a border city next to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: These gates are very popular down here in our sister city because of the high crime rate. We turn a gate like yours into a steel door with dimensions of 200cm x 90cm. We add more cross members and/or steel decor and for added security we add two dead bolts. We anchor a special frame to the house and once the door is installed, it is almost impossible to bring down.
Looking out your shop window looks like a healthy drift of snow, but I don't think that's right. Another nice job n video! =) Having a good supplier close to you makes things much easier. Be it service, spares or materials.
All my steel comes P&O. Never heard the water soluble bit, I just use ZEP degreaser to clean everything before use since the oil is a mess to handle. Another great video! Best, @BranchAndFoundry
Another stunning gate. Love the rustic design. The wood looks exceptional. I suppose there is some time saved cleaning up the steel but I bet it costs.
It can even be purchased pickled and primed. Really clean stuff and primed with a red primer. Great for projects that are hard to clean but it is more expensive.
First of all love your videos Jimbo, you should look into buying some machinist 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 machine blocks. They are great for spacers and I use them all the time at work.
Great work as always ... when doing wood with clavos it looks best if u try to center the clavos in the middle of the wood to give that illusion of the clavo holding the wood down just a thought ...
At work what I do is I transfer the lock to the frame, and I just hole saw it to size. Then for the plunger to go in I screw smaller pieces inside to make a step. Literally not a single weld at all for the lock box. Grand total of 4 or 5 screws and I just tap everything
I’ve got the same chop saw JIMOTHY all u gotta do is move the back vise part up more and you’ll position the material more ahead for the blade to cut all of it
Awesome build! Quick Question: Would the rain not run down the wood panels and then be suck within the frame? Would that not cause issues down the line? Thank you!
Question I just got a paint gun gravity fed like yours and why did you use a brush for the stain instead of the paint gun when should I use the paint gun when should I use a brush or roller loved the show then walking you for over a year now😃👍
Hey Jimbo! your saw can probably make the cut if you put a spacer between your workpiece and the clamp, on the backside that is, seems to me there is enough space left in the frontside of the saw. some saws even have adjustable clamping.
Could you please spend a couple of minutes on how YOU handle the strike plate mounting on the jamb? Would have loved to see the other side of the door too with the strike plate provision...Also, it 'looks' like the door stop is welded to the jamb-any special technique u utilize for this little, requirement? Do you glue any kind of pad on the stop so one doesn't hear 'metal to metal' every time the door is closed? Lastly, what about exterior closures- with a door this heavy, if left 'open', and the wind decides to 'close' it, with no cushioning prior to closure, over time, something will have to 'give'. This will be my first steel door project, and I want to to everything right. GREAT video- thank you!!!!! Barry near Sedona
Great looking gate. I really enjoy watching your videos. Were you cleaning up the metal filings with your magnetic driver bit? I had to watch really close to see what you were doing there. Very clever.
SAW QUESTION: First, I want to thank you for your videos, it has inspired me to get into welding. Having previous construction experience(custom tile, decking), I'm really looking forward to doing some great projects! I also really like, that you kind of just do YOUR own thing, and not go with what others may do. Ok, the Question. I'm looking to pick up a 14" metal chop saw. And was wondering.....if I get one that comes with an abrasive blade, can I change the abrasive one, with a carbide steel blade(Evolution, Slugger, etc) ? Looking for any replies on this from the viewers as well. p.s. - Will be making my own welding cart as well! Thanks again Jimbo!
On the lock box, you could have welded it in on one side and then just used a hole saw through the other side and eliminated cutting and boxing the back side of the gate. All doorknobs that I have seen the screws are long enough to reach a true 2" door. Save you a little time to do that in the future.
Hey Mr Jimbo! Been binge watching your gate building videos in preparation for a project I've decided to take on.. I'm building a yard gate between two masonry columns about 6 feet apart... Is there anywhere I can contact u and send a pic of the blueprint I drew up for someone constructive criticism and maybe a lil word of wisdom from someone whose done it a hundred times?
Your 15” saw could have completely cut the 45’s Jimbo. Just add a 1” spacer in behind the piece to push it out towards you. The blade still had lots of space at the front of the cut.
excellent work too bad I don't understand everything that says fabulous welding machines and tools/ excelentes trabajos lástima que no entiendo todo lo que dice herramientas y maquinas de soldar fabulosas
Hats Off my friend, you do very nice work all the time. I like the “clavos”, they look nice and the wood makes the gate look very unique, good looking. Two thumbs up!
pure craftsmanship
Love you're work, your an inspiration. I wanna bring my work home but boss man has all the space
Master,God bless you,forever 🙏
I really like the work bench.
fantastic looking gate there jimbo.as usual you did an awesome job on the fabrication...i was just thinking (i know dangerous lol),centuary ago the blacksmith would have made the whole door ...a lot of work..........all the best......stay safe..........................dougie
Turned out really well! Thanks for always showing us the finished product.
Watching from El Paso, TX a border city next to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: These gates are very popular down here in our sister city because of the high crime rate. We turn a gate like yours into a steel door with dimensions of 200cm x 90cm. We add more cross members and/or steel decor and for added security we add two dead bolts. We anchor a special frame to the house and once the door is installed, it is almost impossible to bring down.
Jimbo that turned out very well and unique. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend weld on
JIMBO, you do really nice, professional work, no matter the project, keep it up!
You do very nice clean work
Very good job, sir. Well done.
That looks kick ASS.
The door looks amazing!
Looking out your shop window looks like a healthy drift of snow, but I don't think that's right. Another nice job n video! =) Having a good supplier close to you makes things much easier. Be it service, spares or materials.
Love the blueprint drop cloth! : ) Great work as always!
Very nice 👌👌👌... Excellent work 🥇🥇🥇
Otro gran trabajo, quedo excelente esta puerta mis respetos y saludos Jimbo desde Venezuela.
very well done and explained thanks for sharing your knowledge
Very nice gate ! Great job
Oh man I love your videos!
All my steel comes P&O. Never heard the water soluble bit, I just use ZEP degreaser to clean everything before use since the oil is a mess to handle. Another great video! Best, @BranchAndFoundry
Another great job Jimbo Thanks for sharing
Good bloody job Jim awesome 😃🇦🇺
Thanks for sharing Jimbo, really enjoy the videos nd how you work :-)
Muy buena. Voy a intentar hacer una a ver cómo queda.
lovely
Awesome gate, love the look of it..
That’s brilliant so well explained I love that gate I’ve got to make one of these larrysullivan in London well done mate what a cool gate cheers
Another stunning gate. Love the rustic design. The wood looks exceptional. I suppose there is some time saved cleaning up the steel but I bet it costs.
Amazing job!
Just awesome
OIL IN BRINE TO CLEAN THE STEEL THAT YOU TALK ABOUT IN THE VIDEO WHAT IS IT?
Amigo you’re one of a kind ….
You missed a weld lol, bloody awesome videos jimbo, great work you do there
Nice Job Jimbo. Just found your channel. Great content
Great job 👍
a man can never have to many welders...:-)
It can even be purchased pickled and primed. Really clean stuff and primed with a red primer. Great for projects that are hard to clean but it is more expensive.
Would love to see the installation process :)
Same
Same
Great project! My metal supply store sometimes has that pickled stuff which confused me a bit at first but I really like it!
Could you add a piece of steel to the back fence of your cuttoff machine to get a longer cut? Just a thought.
Very nice 👌🏻
should do a material cost break down.
dont worry about the tools and consumable would be nice to see the metal and wood and costs
First of all love your videos Jimbo, you should look into buying some machinist 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 machine blocks. They are great for spacers and I use them all the time at work.
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho, é inspirador!
Por favor amigo, que madeira é essa?
Wow, turned out very nice.
Great work as always ... when doing wood with clavos it looks best if u try to center the clavos in the middle of the wood to give that illusion of the clavo holding the wood down just a thought ...
At work what I do is I transfer the lock to the frame, and I just hole saw it to size. Then for the plunger to go in I screw smaller pieces inside to make a step. Literally not a single weld at all for the lock box. Grand total of 4 or 5 screws and I just tap everything
From the Philippines here ❤️🍊
Hi Mr Jimbo good morning God bless you
I’ve got the same chop saw JIMOTHY all u gotta do is move the back vise part up more and you’ll position the material more ahead for the blade to cut all of it
Look Good.
Rastic Style
I Like it ;)
Eres gran profesional.un saludo.
افضل حداد ممكن تتعلم منه ، Best of the best
Awesome build! Quick Question: Would the rain not run down the wood panels and then be suck within the frame? Would that not cause issues down the line? Thank you!
Nice..
Question I just got a paint gun gravity fed like yours and why did you use a brush for the stain instead of the paint gun when should I use the paint gun when should I use a brush or roller loved the show then walking you for over a year now😃👍
Muito Linda a porta. ✌💪👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Where can I get that hinges?
Didn't you have a Fein Slugger? Did I miss where when you switched? Which do you like better?
Good
Hey Jimbo! your saw can probably make the cut if you put a spacer between your workpiece and the clamp, on the backside that is, seems to me there is enough space left in the frontside of the saw. some saws even have adjustable clamping.
Why not use a 2" wide lock box?
Hey Jim how much would I be able to charge for a gate like that ?
Could you please spend a couple of minutes on how YOU handle the strike plate mounting on the jamb? Would have loved to see the other side of the door too with the strike plate provision...Also, it 'looks' like the door stop is welded to the jamb-any special technique u utilize for this little, requirement? Do you glue any kind of pad on the stop so one doesn't hear 'metal to metal' every time the door is closed? Lastly, what about exterior closures- with a door this heavy, if left 'open', and the wind decides to 'close' it, with no cushioning prior to closure, over time, something will have to 'give'. This will be my first steel door project, and I want to to everything right. GREAT video- thank you!!!!!
Barry near Sedona
Show de bola Jimbo. Kkkk
I’m curious how much should a door like that cost?
Great looking gate. I really enjoy watching your videos. Were you cleaning up the metal filings with your magnetic driver bit? I had to watch really close to see what you were doing there. Very clever.
Jimbo, I'm pretty sure that Certiflat table right in front of you is also pickled oil, they list all of their fab blocks as HRPO.
Hi Jimbo, great job as always, can't you tell me the name and model number of the gravity fed sprayer your using, Thank you!
What welder did you use.. Nevermind u answered the question.. 2,300 for a welder though?? Wow
Who makes that cordless angle grinder?
Curious what your monthly electric bill is?
SAW QUESTION: First, I want to thank you for your videos, it has inspired me to get into welding. Having previous construction experience(custom tile, decking), I'm really looking forward to doing some great projects! I also really like, that you kind of just do YOUR own thing, and not go with what others may do. Ok, the Question. I'm looking to pick up a 14" metal chop saw. And was wondering.....if I get one that comes with an abrasive blade, can I change the abrasive one, with a carbide steel blade(Evolution, Slugger, etc) ? Looking for any replies on this from the viewers as well. p.s. - Will be making my own welding cart as well! Thanks again Jimbo!
Just a idea try out using hole saws instead of the Lock Box .🧐 .
If you put saw in position 2 or 3 you can cut 45 degrees all the way through
Soluble oil has been around for more than 150 years.All machine shops have been using it forever.
I thought the same thing but he's kind of got a point. Water soluble oil is kind of an oxymoron like liquid gas.
Btw love the Metallica-Ish name!
The shop I work in we use it for everything from cutting to drilling millhog milling
Really enjoyed this video. Question, how do you price your projects?
Super!!!!
On the lock box, you could have welded it in on one side and then just used a hole saw through the other side and eliminated cutting and boxing the back side of the gate. All doorknobs that I have seen the screws are long enough to reach a true 2" door. Save you a little time to do that in the future.
Доброго дня, what is the price?
Its pickling acid dipped and oiled that's where the term
Pickled and oiled comes from
Just a pleasure artist to see your videos and ideas. If you can consider people from the Middle East and also give profile measurements in mm
What about uploading videos of the installation.. That would make your channel that much better
Hey Mr Jimbo! Been binge watching your gate building videos in preparation for a project I've decided to take on.. I'm building a yard gate between two masonry columns about 6 feet apart... Is there anywhere I can contact u and send a pic of the blueprint I drew up for someone constructive criticism and maybe a lil word of wisdom from someone whose done it a hundred times?
Your 15” saw could have completely cut the 45’s Jimbo. Just add a 1” spacer in behind the piece to push it out towards you. The blade still had lots of space at the front of the cut.
Самая крутая дверь!!!
Очень круто.буду делать такую .
excellent work too bad I don't understand everything that says fabulous welding machines and tools/ excelentes trabajos lástima que no entiendo todo lo que dice herramientas y maquinas de soldar fabulosas
супер сварка
Love you channel. I watch every one.
F Hot Roll
Nice job. Lock box looks like a giant pain. Why not leave it out and drill the rail. 2 1/4" and 1" hole saws.
Lock box has a recessed square hole and 2 tapped holes for striker
Чудове виконання!
Неужели под дверную ручку не нашлось биметаллической коронки в таком гараже )
Super:-) PL POLAND 👍👍👍👍👍👌
why cut out for the box? just drill it in the metal frame instead.
you should weld it only from yhe inside to look nicer
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