That was genius and the best part is you backing everything you said 100% with that before and after, nicely done.

That hammer & hot tack tip you shared is great. Amazing work as always.

The hammer blow increases the pressure which increases the heat of the weld, and, therefore, improves the weld, as well as closing the gap. Your construction is well thought out, executed, and comprehensive. Great looking job.

Your rivet remover is badass! I think it’s about time for some thumbs up t shirts.

I appreciate that hot tack method. I know that'll come in handy. Keep making these videos brother, I'm hooked.

Hilti screw ancors have been my go to for concrete lagging you can use apoxy with them but ive found that its not necessary ✌🏻

A lot of job for just one person. Well done!!!

Ive been doin hot tacks ever since i started stick welding stuff (old man at my job taught me them) but ive never seen a slow-mo video on them. Awesome shit!

Looks good!! You didn’t take any snack breaks 😂😂. Learning a lot from your videos! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

That hot tack is a great idea, thanks 👍🏻

I wish more of our customers would come off the money for repairs like this. I install this stuff daily and youd be surprised some of the walls they want the equipment mounted to. Cmu's, hollow core precast (foam in the core) etc. Wall thickness less than an 1" in alot of cases.

Just found your channel the other day and watched the bridge build.

Nice work, keep the videos coming you have a lot of good info and tricks on welding and fab work I enjoy watching all your stuff.

that 'bottom bumper' isn't a bumper. That is the under-run guard that is meant to prevent an auto or truck passenger cabin from running up under the trailer if hit from behind. An aid to try and prevent decapitation fatalities in these accidents.

You're an impressive worker

Absolutely Phenomenal work. An excellent solution to an original cost-saving / poor design ! Great Execution ! final result is 👍🏻. ❤️🏴‍☠️🎥💯%💣🧨🔧👌💥

Spot on ,,,,,Well done.

Those flip-up docks have a much less structurally sound pit design then a standard dock leveller. Good money maker for us dock techs....or welders.

Years ago I melted sulfur and poured it in the holes to anchor bolts with

I think the heat from the weld helps the epoxy set faster As for the dock plates thats a great idea i seen some i would not drive a fork lift over because there falling apart ! Love your work !