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Классный ты мужик, Джимбо! С юморком))) Удачи в делах, крепкого здоровья и долгих лет жизни!

Давно я ваши видосы не смотрел. Работа конешно четкая - все детали выверены, многажды измерены - приятно смотреть. но как скамья - очень не функциональна. Зимой ледянная, летом обжечься можно. ну или ставить в таком месте, где погодные условия не сильно влияют.

Nice work

Nice project Jim!

Hello again Jimbo - I can't tell how pleasurable it was viewing another of your most entertaining videos! Loving this one, unique for sure. You did a perfect job, glad you remain careful when things get sketchy! Looking forward to the next one, be well my friend! mikey

Yeah BMR but you’re not really removing any base metal

Jimbo you do some kick ass work! Great video.

No guard

Maybe a reciprocating saw with a metal blade rather than that 6" disc on your angle grinder? That's what I use in those situations. Love the end product though, bet the client was impressed

Two things here, Jim. 1. As long as you bevel your edges, your welds after grinding are essentially full thickness of the material & plenty strong. ZERO concern there, so the neigh sayers can be quiet. 2. Great technique there where you extended the vert. You say sloppy/crooked, but "Sloppy" would have been cutting it shy and having to fill-in with weld metal. In reality you cut it proud and ground back to a perfect fit-up. Nice job there! Great, creative problem-solving project as always. Thank you for all you do to teach & share with all of us!

Love your work! Thanks for all of the tips!

I bet the welding table was pricy

Gotta have money to make money.

Hey Jimbo wich pencil do you use

Welding all around is the best. You often see nice gates, that rust over after 6 months. You can't keep rain out of a crappy welded gate... In my area, they use galvanized a lot and it's sad that they start rusting on the welds after a year... The spray can cold galv is just not cutting it..

Nice neat work 👍🏼I was always taught to run the roof rails the sheets screw to the opposite way to the sheets 🤷🏻‍♂️

Also good is use a chain fixed at top and bottom of the frame, put the jack between the chain and lockbox. -very good in the field to

Awesome as always.

Does anyone knoe about how much jimbo wpuld charge for this?

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Fantastic 👍👍

Nice to see the finished product installed at the customer’s home. Great work!!

came out nice

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Great job.

Jimbo its good to see you again.. I'm glad to see you survived the Fla experience.. i wish you had a video of the finished shop in Florida.. Well I'll see you on the next video.. Take care my friend and God Bless...

Me gustan los videos que hace , buenas ideas Una sugerencia no tengo mucho el dominio del inglés, sería bueno que incluya subtitulos traducidos al español

Jimbo, one tip for the unguarded, chop of existing stuff. You can use a full-face lightweight plastic mask for that. I've done it and have blown up some discs myself. It's scary, but the face mask does the trick when I do this type of stuff. I just adjust the size way out to fit over my ear muffs, so I can switch between goggles and the mask. As always, great video and project.

I'm with you on 'calculated risk' - a 6" wheel on a 4.5" grinder for difficult to access cuts. A little care and there is minimal risk. BUT - when you know it might grab your wheel and shred it, please wear a face shield. I don't wear a face shield much in the garage (no OSHA there), but I do for the sketchier cuts. Rail and awning look great as usual.

Cool project. I know your left handed, and I see people do it all the time it the way your operating that saw at about 6:10 and 6:15 its just awkward and a hard habit to get out of. Next time you should try switching hands. You don't have to use your natural hand on the handle.

you've damaged the underside of your machine just because you're lazy. Today, after 3 years, you have a lot of rust down on your "new" machine. Congratulations Mr Jimbo.

Where do you go to get the bends done? I need to find a spot in L.A./O.C. area. Thanks.

Don't worry Jimbo I made the same mistake just welded the pieces back and cut them correctly

Nice

Momma happy make daddy happy

Your garage looks amazing!!! Nice cart too

I think the location of the vice was yoo far back on the everlution

thanks bro! I used a couple of bricks on each side and got it on first try after a whole day of frustration and despair I didnt even have to get under the lip I just pushed it down...which worked with my elbows holding it in place thats the big difference..also put it the tyre under a hot shower to make it more flexi...not sure if that helped tho tbh

Welcome to Florida.

Welcome to Orlando Jimbo, I lived there for 40yrs... Beautiful benches.. nice work as always..

Wait till it warms up

zum glück arbeite ich mit mm

Jimbo! Wear a face mask!!

Good luck Jimbo. It is very hot outside.

If you don't mind me asking how do you quote gates and security doors

Hi Jimbo, can you tell me what tubes are used for the roof trusses on that garage? Thanks

Beautiful lathe Jimbo

When you mig I don’t ever see you clean your metal first

Same radius circles will always overlap

Congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉