Thanks Jimmy for sharing! I rarely post but this one just hit something in me. Jimmy, what I truly love about all your work is how you are so efficient. Every move and action has a purpose that often times isn't reveled until later. As an engineer, I have been cursed with paralysis by analysis. What you show me in all of your videos is how precise crude can be. How thoughtful "simple" fixtures and templates (and a little spray paint) can create something complex. I find all the stuff you make incredible. Thank you for sharing your years of hard work and experimentation with us. It lights a fire in me. And it opens our minds so we all can be creative at a whole new level.
I stumbled across some of the make videos one night and had no idea who Diresta was. now less than a week later i find myself watching make videos on lunch and googling lord of the fleas. I love these videos. Always something interesting and sometimes i learn some new tricks. Thanks alot Jimmy.
You frequently free-hand angles like that. How you manage to do it and not have be super wobbly is beyond me. I'm always blown away by your skill in things that take me an entire day just to get a sequence of cuts close enough to be functional.
There is something more satisfying about making something simple. These are just going to work no matter what. I absolutely love these. Great video too!
Hell yeah, gonna make me a couple of these real soon. Thanks for the inspiration, tired of wooden saw horses- make them every year for projects as a carpenter and a welder. I'll probably bolt some 2x6's to the top.
It was cool, in the down shot of the hinge being welded to watch the sweep hand on the clock on the wall. I thought about mentioning the huge nut but knew there was no way other posters would be able to pass it up. I've got a little tool envy as well. Really nice video and good idea for it's purpose.
Exactly what I was needing! You model is strong, light, and has good appearance. I will make the exact same ones and paint them gray, thank you! pd they just need those plastic foots that fit into the tubings so they don't scratch the floor. Too bad I'll have to make dozens as I have a big family and they'll all want a couple!
Jimmy, it sure is a pleasure watching your work, Seems like things go together so smoothly, but I know in my 70 years that they don't always do that. Keep up the good work.
You're the ONLY youtuber I anxiously wait for a new video. I check my feed daily. Good stuff Jimmy! Love your channel and the tips you share with us. Don't worry about the haters, just do you brother.
Les gens qui savent travailler on les reconnaît tout de suite, mais en ce qui vous concerne Mrs. Diresta , vous êtes un artiste talentueux qui a en plus le sens des détails, respect. Kuner
It's always interesting to watch other people work, and your vids are so easy to digest. It's not just the "big picture" of the finished projects, but those individual steps along the way that make me say "Damnit...that's smart." Why the hell have I never thought to use a freakin' rattle can template when cutting steel?! I'm sure as $#!+ doing it from now on.
Love your channel, thanks for the inspiration and tips. Also, the Making It podcast is great, currently bingeing on about 3 episodes a day! Highly recommended fellow makers.
The MP210 seems like a really nice unit. Very little spatter coming off the weld. Maybe its the fast playback speed, but the noise seems to be very quiet too. Nice interface on the control panel, although I hope its available in metric.
hello jimmy i am from brazil and it is always beautiful and inspiring to see your work videos.congratulations!! ola jimmy eu sou do brasil e é sempre bonito e inspirador ver seus vídeos de trabalho.parabéns!!
Nice and heavy duty - sweet! Throw a tack weld on the bottom of the sheet metal screw that the latch flips onto. Just in case it ever gets any ideas about back out of its job.
God I find it funny when the only thing people can trash talk you about is the watch you wear and the stamp you use. It's honestly pathetic, because when it comes down to it, your craftsmanship and attention to detail is brilliant. Too bad none of the people trash talking will sit down for a video and actually see how entertaining you are! Anyways, I've been subbed for quite a while and I'm still loving the content you create! Keep up the good work Jimmy!
Probably not an issue, but I noticed the frame of your band saw flexing at around the 3:50 mark. If you watch the rear wheel area you can see it moving fore and aft with each cut. Again, probably doesn't affect the cut, but if something is loose, I'd hate to see you hurt or the saw damaged if it collapses. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Is it weird I watch them both? It's like a meal that get better the second day. Nice work jimmy👍. I hope this isn't a bad sign for the Make channeI like those guys too
ooh "double dipping" lol being the Maker god that you are, this in itself is genius. There's a possibility your subscribers haven't subscribed to Make. this is why you're the man +jimmydiresta
I am one copycat, making the same in my workshop today. Thank you for inspiration Sir! Cheers from Poland
Thanks Jimmy for sharing! I rarely post but this one just hit something in me. Jimmy, what I truly love about all your work is how you are so efficient. Every move and action has a purpose that often times isn't reveled until later. As an engineer, I have been cursed with paralysis by analysis. What you show me in all of your videos is how precise crude can be. How thoughtful "simple" fixtures and templates (and a little spray paint) can create something complex. I find all the stuff you make incredible. Thank you for sharing your years of hard work and experimentation with us. It lights a fire in me. And it opens our minds so we all can be creative at a whole new level.
Wow thank you sir!!! I wish I could be more precise but it is not in my genetics. I keep trying. Respect!
I almost never write comments, but with you I had to do it. Your videos and works are great. You are a big artist. Many thanks for the inspirations.
+Vitali S Thank you for watching!!
I stumbled across some of the make videos one night and had no idea who Diresta was. now less than a week later i find myself watching make videos on lunch and googling lord of the fleas. I love these videos. Always something interesting and sometimes i learn some new tricks. Thanks alot Jimmy.
+Michael Sereno Thank you brother!!!!!!!
You frequently free-hand angles like that. How you manage to do it and not have be super wobbly is beyond me. I'm always blown away by your skill in things that take me an entire day just to get a sequence of cuts close enough to be functional.
It's been awhile for me...........Very nice to see you again Jimmy and this reminds me why you're the best.
There is something more satisfying about making something simple. These are just going to work no matter what. I absolutely love these. Great video too!
Hell yeah, gonna make me a couple of these real soon. Thanks for the inspiration, tired of wooden saw horses- make them every year for projects as a carpenter and a welder. I'll probably bolt some 2x6's to the top.
your videos are a inspiration to my whole family. brothers nephews sons. we all watch your videos on friday nights
Damn, first a new saw stop and now the Lincoln. Profits!!!!! Keep it up man, your an inspiration.
It was cool, in the down shot of the hinge being welded to watch the sweep hand on the clock on the wall. I thought about mentioning the huge nut but knew there was no way other posters would be able to pass it up. I've got a little tool envy as well. Really nice video and good idea for it's purpose.
Jimmy diresta, you never cease to amaze
Exactly what I was needing! You model is strong, light, and has good appearance. I will make the exact same ones and paint them gray, thank you! pd they just need those plastic foots that fit into the tubings so they don't scratch the floor. Too bad I'll have to make dozens as I have a big family and they'll all want a couple!
Jimmy, those are flat out cool, buddy. As always, it was extremely fun watching them come together.
i love it when one of my favorite youtubers pops up in the comments of one of my other favorite youtubers. both of you guys are awesome.
Thanks for the kind words, buddy :-)
Jimmy, it sure is a pleasure watching your work, Seems like things go together so smoothly, but I know in my 70 years that they don't always do that. Keep up the good work.
Even if you re-watch Diresta's videos (like I do) you'll ALWAYS learn something new!
Beautiful job my YT master!
Cheers!
You're the ONLY youtuber I anxiously wait for a new video. I check my feed daily. Good stuff Jimmy! Love your channel and the tips you share with us. Don't worry about the haters, just do you brother.
Respect!
Nice work. Like marking the angle with the spray paint.
idk why but your videos are so entertaining, i watch all your new ones
Very nice. Lots of little tricks in there.
The projects bring me me here.The sounds keep me here.
you could say I SAW this already, but it warrants at least two viewings. Thanks Jimmy
I got excited. Already seen it on make :/ Great work Jimmy. You're an inspiration.
Türkiye'de bu ekipmanın adına sıpa derler imalatının izlemenin bu kadar zevkli olacağını bilemezdim çok iyi bir ustasınız
Les gens qui savent travailler on les reconnaît tout de suite, mais en ce qui vous concerne Mrs. Diresta , vous êtes un artiste talentueux qui a en plus le sens des détails, respect. Kuner
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2021 I still like this video... Happy New Year!
it's the simplicity that's so genius, takes experience to make things look so easy
Wow, that's a great idea for marking! Never thought of using spraypaint... Will try that for sure!
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JIMMY. GREAT SAWHORSES !!!!!!!!! THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!
This guy is super smart on how he cuts his metal.
Simple, clean build. Good work Jimmy.
NICE! Those should support those big barn doors or the family cow, no problem!
It's always interesting to watch other people work, and your vids are so easy to digest. It's not just the "big picture" of the finished projects, but those individual steps along the way that make me say "Damnit...that's smart." Why the hell have I never thought to use a freakin' rattle can template when cutting steel?! I'm sure as $#!+ doing it from now on.
nice work mr.DiResta
Good job!
An hour ago I finished to make similar items
I wish I had seen this video !!
Very nice great job!
Very nice build, Jimmy. I plan to build some like this for selling at the flea market.
awesome job Jimmy
Great work dude
Love your channel, thanks for the inspiration and tips. Also, the Making It podcast is great, currently bingeing on about 3 episodes a day! Highly recommended fellow makers.
+Iron Forest THANK YOU!!!! new tips vid soon!!
Makingitpodcast.com!!!
The MP210 seems like a really nice unit. Very little spatter coming off the weld. Maybe its the fast playback speed, but the noise seems to be very quiet too. Nice interface on the control panel, although I hope its available in metric.
I'mTotally fine with this ending up in my subscription feed again. Jimmy Diresta, the first TH-camr in syndication.
+Keith Decent Thank you brother!
Spray paint notch trick's pretty cool. Never seen that one. Thanks
Jimmy I love your creativity! you are a great man!!!
hello jimmy i am from brazil and it is always beautiful and inspiring to see your work videos.congratulations!!
ola jimmy eu sou do brasil e é sempre bonito e inspirador ver seus vídeos de trabalho.parabéns!!
Man those look sturdy. If I ever weld up some sawhorses with my powertig welder I think I'd want to make them height adjustable.
Nice and heavy duty - sweet! Throw a tack weld on the bottom of the sheet metal screw that the latch flips onto. Just in case it ever gets any ideas about back out of its job.
God I find it funny when the only thing people can trash talk you about is the watch you wear and the stamp you use. It's honestly pathetic, because when it comes down to it, your craftsmanship and attention to detail is brilliant. Too bad none of the people trash talking will sit down for a video and actually see how entertaining you are! Anyways, I've been subbed for quite a while and I'm still loving the content you create! Keep up the good work Jimmy!
Good job. Love the digital on the new wire feed.
love watching the clock go round and round ,Round and Round at 8:12
Probably not an issue, but I noticed the frame of your band saw flexing at around the 3:50 mark. If you watch the rear wheel area you can see it moving fore and aft with each cut. Again, probably doesn't affect the cut, but if something is loose, I'd hate to see you hurt or the saw damaged if it collapses. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Is it weird I watch them both? It's like a meal that get better the second day. Nice work jimmy👍. I hope this isn't a bad sign for the Make channeI like those guys too
This was a good welding day... Nice beads.....
Definitely a good project to whip up with the everlast. I think I might even have some steel stock in the workshop to make these.
nice work mate...thanks for sharing
another great video and project.
Nice metal horse Jimmy...👍👏😁
jimmy diresta---certified badass
Jimmy bean, make a video what tools people need, and how much do these tools cost.
Great work Jim.
Super genial amigo 👍💪😃🙋♂️
Great project! I'll say it again, I love your approach to video production. Really wonderful work man!
Beautiful job u done
Nice job Jimmy!
You are the best Maker! Thanks!
Well done Jimmy, those look really sturdy!
very good, is a well-designed stand.
maestro diresta!!! saludos desde argentina...
Like a surgeon with that porta-band!
stoked on these. thanks for the idea
ooh "double dipping" lol
being the Maker god that you are, this in itself is genius. There's a possibility your subscribers haven't subscribed to Make. this is why you're the man +jimmydiresta
Simple and cool! Need to drink some beer for this event. Cheers!
I don't know how to weld, but if I did, I'd certainly build a set of these for my shop. Awesome, stuff, Jimmy ;-)
Wow that welder really lays down a nice bead!!
Buen trabajo gracias por enseñarnos tu sabiduría
Well, Sawhorses don't come much sturdier than that! Awesome.
Make a remote control go-cart for Spike, Jimmy! He'd probably love riding in it!
The clock speeding at 2:00 is fun to watch
Svaka cast majstore
cant wait to see what jimmy does with the pair of pedal car wheels on the floor
Great work, like always!
Muito bom cara!. muita criatividade amei o projeto. obrigado
Great job.
Found you from ChuckE2009 Subscribed and following, can't wait to watch all the videos
Jimmy You do nice work, thank you for taking the time to make these video's PeteM
Awesome. You da man Jimmy
As usual, awesome idea and execution!
really like them ! nice work
Good job bro
Muy bien diseñadas, y prácticas.
So cool !
I really enjoy viewing your vides to relaxe
Como se llama toda la herramienta que tienes, excelente trabajo muy técnico y profesional, saludos desde México
the part of this video where you could see the clock speeding by was really cool
Muy buena fabricación y su utilidad para muchos tipos de trabajos...saludos...👍
There's a welding helmet sold by 3m that includes a filter air respirator
like always... great job!
jimmydiresta When are we going to get some videos of that cool old truck?
Very nice! The hinges were an unexpected addition. :)
you are my inspiration