Building GIANT Doors!
The biggest doors Ive ever built! 16' tall and almost 10' wide and we built them in just a day and a half. These were built to divide part of my friends art studio from their work space. Check out Serena and Aric's business here:
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Great build! my knees hurt watching both of you kneel on the concrete like that
Awesome work brother. Those are serious doors. It’s impressive that the simple x pattern works at that scale. 👍🏼
@johnghatti5435
21 күн бұрын
Simple designs would probably work better for just about everything. We tend to over complicate everything with fancy designs. That’s great if doesn’t have to be functional.
Congrats on an incredible build! So fun when the skills you've acquired transfer over to something out of the ordinary.
Awesome job....love the ball joints
Great job in engineering the hinges and including a grease fitting!! I have been replacing some rusted / seized hinges on outdoor gates recently and have been doing something very similar, on a much smaller scale. Drilling and tapping the top for a grease fitting was an idea I had that has worked brilliantly on two repair jobs so far. Keep up the great work and the very instructional videos
Those doors are BA! Thanks for taking us along. Good to know a 110 welder is capable of that type of result. Love it.
It's fun watching things like this come together as it's much more than your average doors. I can't do all this metalwork so it's great seeing people who know how, along w/ their tricks of the trade. peace
Perfectly detailed and produced. 👏👏👏
Nice work, working within the confines and inaccuracies of a space really are what makes on-site work such a challenge when compared to a standalone piece.
Love the hinge. Only need one ball bering for each door. Ray Stormont
Bravo 11/10 c'est un vrai régal de vous suivre, le process et les explications très utiles. Merci.
Great work!!!!!
Hello, you are amazing, your designs seem very meticulous, I really like your videos
@MakeEverything
Ай бұрын
Thank you very much!!!
This is really neat!
Nice job. I like it!
Wow. Nice video. Great work. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Awesome work
great job, congrats mate
Interesting video, fun project!
thats a big, badass door!
Nice work ! Does the evolution saw work good without clamping the material?
@MakeEverything
Ай бұрын
Absolutely! I didn’t clamp anything I cut during this build just gotta hold on tight. I will say that’s probably not advised by evolution, and for round material definitely throw a clamp on wick.
Take a shot every time he mentions his mag drill
Small question, is there a reason for not tacking in the diagonal braces before welding it all together? My thought is that it would help a lot with warp prevention
FYI Simpson StrongTie makes a concrete screw anchor with a beveled head so you can have a flush countersink finished look. Sweet work getting 2ea 16ft slabs flat. I always check the concrete slab I'm building on to see if its level, flat, etc so i don't build bad concrete work into a steel frame I'm building.
I would love to have some of those tools yo i love that miter saw
nice job
Bunch of toys. ❤
We need some Matt commentary!!!
Top job. That's why you make the big bucks! When s hits the fan, and it's coming. don't kid yourself. I want you on my ark!
I have a question! How much time it takes to the bearing to worn out? I want to try and make something like that and i Wanna know if its convenient. Thanks
No handles yet? Ever? They should paint the cross bracing of the door a light silver to match the aluminum. Also looks kind of weird with their rectangles over the X's. Great job on the doors though! Interested in seeing their whole facility. I assume the extra large doors are to be able to fork lift large items through? Or is it all design?
wait until the ball flattens 🫣
what's keeping them in the closed position
@MakeEverything
Ай бұрын
@@bigcat1067 we have to make some handles and a lock but for now they just stay closed from the little bit of friction in the hinge
Do they have dinosaurs living there or what?
Your skills of design and fabrication are equaled by your talent at videography. You could earn a living creating instructional videos if you ever decide to forgo the hard physical stuff.
🤲🏼❤️❤️ 9:57
I'm surprised you assumed the floor was level...
Where’s your harness?
@kennethburden1065
8 күн бұрын
🤫 ssshhhhh…..
@dblackjr52
4 күн бұрын
Thumbs down 👎
@sashaaalolll
2 күн бұрын
who are you, osha?
без подшипников -это ерунда полная.
@CallumRepairs
29 күн бұрын
The steel ball inside the hinges acts as a bearing, hence the smooth motion of the doors.
@sergnemo2379
29 күн бұрын
@@CallumRepairs согласен. это классика. следовало меньше уделять время показа сварки и больше времени схеме конструкции и расчетам.
@NileshKumar-uf4vh
13 күн бұрын
@@CallumRepairs we need a spoon feeding version of this video showing the back ground planning and the problems you faced. I know it'll get you less views but heh heh let us learn a little something something from yourself.