That is the most overbuilt cabinet ever...I love it!!! The quality of your videos and your production style have really come a long way. Excellent work on both the project and the production.

Awesome idea.

Dale, I really like your videos, wish you would go back to making them like you use to. You guys have taught me so much, I like your teaching method.

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

HI Bill, thanks for your comment. I like my old one too, but the new editing is what everyone once. :-(

Great stuff!

A great build. Thanks

Pretty nice!

Awesome build Dale, I love my Fire Ball tool Squares, really makes projects like this a litter easier, square too!

Awesome build! 👍🏻

Came out very nice. Great scales.

You just popped up in my feed, happened to watch your radius trick rotated on pin of radius center line. Gotta tell you...very refreshing to see someone that has the skill and EXPERIENCE to get something done without having their hand held. 30 years plus on manual machines here...44x240 manual lathe with 10-15,000 pound material was everyday for me not to mention every manual machine in a shop...ask some now what the decimal is for a fraction. Subscribed (I almost NEVER comment)

Great video, Dale!

Awesome.

Awesome build. Love your shop too. Bring us more videos please.

Amazing idea for knowing how much propane is in their . Fireball square are the standard one day I’ll get some

Great skills thanks for the ideas

Realy great project ! a big 👍

Really like your built in scale! Awesome idea! 👍

Very informative, yet another excellent video.

Good looking cabinet, Dale. Nice job!!

cool build!!!

Great music, great job, great teaching, Thanks for sharing. Kindest regards. Joe.

nice job!

Great build! Love those fireball squares!! And I really liked the music!

Nice video !!!

Nicely done Dale! ATB, Robin

Great bit of engineering. Cool video. : )

Very valuable seeing your approach to some of the things in this. Also, regarding "go out into your shop, and...". I live in my shop. It's one big 40 by 60 bedroom.

Elliot Lake Ontario Canada. Nice project Dale enjoyed watching it all come together thanks for sharing.

Like your motto -- You build something cool . Jim Enos Freetown Ma .

That is an amazing build. Excellent! And bonus points for creativity. You always impress me with the way to design things. Well one man.

Hope the tanks dont freeze! cool project

Your fuel guage is awsome!! Nice video, its cool indeed!!!

Nice work Dale. :-)

Nice job Dale!

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Friend

you do good work.i like the way you explain things.nice to watch you. i give you 5*****. keep them coming sal.

That cabinet is an amazing idea. Im gonna build a gas forge pretty soon and a base just like that. Awesome idea man! Heard about you from Justin Good Of The Land. Love the videos man, subscribed.

Hi Dale, you certainly have a knack for metal cabinets & drawers! Now I have thoughts for 2 cabinets I would like based on your designs, the Granite plate metrology center, and this one! I just got to get that Tig system!!

Most excellent. Sure appreciate the speed-ups in the video.

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it

Bloody nice job Dale! Snappy editing too! When are you building yourself a table so you don't have to work on the floor?

Hi Dale, Those are some nice welding clamps. Steve

Really a good one here again Dale. Am looking forward to the anaerobic forge???Never heard of such a thing. But looking for learning about it. Thank you.

Very cool, especially the weight display. A couple of cheap digital scales might have worked, but the spring and analog gauges is timeless. (I agree with the man down below about the music, but hey, what can one do? :)

Great build Dale. It was cool seeing you on the good of the land channel.

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

It was a lot of fun working with Justin

Nice build, I also get carried away making stuff.

enjoying the vids hope you are coming back

Hey Dale, nice cabinet... But it's time for you to come out of retirement and get another video uploaded!!!

hi, just discovered this channel. Hope you reach 100k soon :)

Nice cabinet, doubles as a earthquake shelter.

A very usefull idea, Dale. But I would like to one more time make an appeal to you: Cloud you please give us thin metal freaks a detailed presentation of the Bead Roller? Thanks in advance.

Nice vid Dale.....I expect I will see you in Texas in 16 16 days.....bring me some stickers, please!

Nice build/video....curious but should the floor of the cabinet have vent holes just in case of leakage....and I am not a safety nazi...lol

Great job Dale but........... I think you could have dragged the project out into 17 parts of 40 minutes each - of mostly trying to teach us a lesson ;) As is often the case on YT. I love your editing. You made the whole thing fit in 20 minutes and I don't think we missed any important steps. Really good to see you working.

how do you manage to keep your shirts so clean across all that machining, grinding, welding and painting?

When is the next video Dale? Thumbs up for sure. Loads of great work on the video/ cabinet and Fireball tools. Just as much work on the editing as you done on the cabinet.

I have enjoyed all your shows. All positive but regret finding out that the last one was posted over four months ago. I hope all is well with you. Dave

Dale have not seen any videos lately hope all is well.

great project Daile . i need video editing lessons from you best machine shop editor on you tube 👌

@thekaduu

6 жыл бұрын

Have you seen This Old Tony? I suspect not... However, the video and the project was good. If I was him, I would not care about the people who'd complain about the squareness of the frame. Can't live your life worrying about what others say :Pp

@OldIronShops

6 жыл бұрын

thekaduu OK he is a great editor also

@littlegrabbiZZ9PZA

5 жыл бұрын

@@OldIronShops Also Clickspring. Dude from 'Straya what builds clocks and such.

@OldIronShops

5 жыл бұрын

@@littlegrabbiZZ9PZA yep

Your background music is just fine and as allways your work is awesome. Guess some of your viewers don't realize their equipment has a volume control. thanks again Dale

you could have it switch propane tanks on the fly too

Sir please make a vedio on How to drill on small hollow cylindrical element at any point of surface nd center??

Hi Derry Are you going to the BarZ Summer Bash this year Rod

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

Yes and looking forward to it :-)

Hi Dale where have you gone ?

Perhaps a proper welding table? Springs are not proportional in their force compared to their extended length so your tanks will get empty faster as you use them. Do love my Fireball Tools.....

What factors go into choosing to MIG weld the frame and TIG weld the door panels? Why not TIG weld everything?

@BuildSomthingCool

6 жыл бұрын

Great question, Mig is faster then Tig, but if you have to do a lot of grinding on the weld Tig might be faster.

@WaltSorensen

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Good to know to consider the work time in the two methods.

Pretty cool fabrication video. I'll probably pick up a set of those squares, they definitely look very useful. And not to nitpick, but just a couple of suggestions: 1. You use quite a few specialized tools that I know exist, but am not terribly familiar with. Like the tool you used to put the seams in the sheet metal and the tool you used to create the circular metal hoops. Maybe just spend 15-30 seconds or so on each one with a brief intro explaining what it is and why you're using it. 2. The canned rock music is annoying. Plus, the volume of it is not mixed properly with the speaking parts. I found myself constantly turning down the volume at every interval with the rock music and then having to turn it back up to hear you speaking again. My suggestion would be to mix it better so that the music is much quieter during the non-speaking parts. Or better yet, use the classical music you use towards the end of the segment instead, which is FAR preferable to the generic canned rock.

5 months of no new videos. Where did Dale go?

@hansschmidt1961

5 жыл бұрын

Moved....yet again....apparently sold off a lot of machines.

Fastest "gun" in the west. Well, ok, south. Thanks, John

The propane tank storage should be completely unenclosed and vented.

Any gas that liquifies cannot be accurately measured by tank pressure. Weight is the proper metric for remaining fuel in a propane tank. I doubt your spring will "stretch out" as you are not exceeding its pull strength, so you would not be causing the spring to yield. A fun method to weigh your tanks could have been with hydraulics. A 0 to 100 PSI gauge and a cylinder with 0.6 square inches area. Use a small spring counter balance to overcome the weight of an empty tank and the mount.

Perfectly square,but yet it rocked on the floor? Don't blame the floor....

@Jewelrymaker

6 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too LOL!

are you on IG

Hi Dale . Why have you disappeared from view ? I only see cameo glimpses of you on other KZread channels

Why did you change the channel name, but still introduce it as metal tips and tricks?

What has happened to Dale i really miss his videos

No socks !?

From a framer. Shit seems square enough .......

Terrible music!!!!!!!!!

@mikebeacom4883

6 жыл бұрын

v860rich Don't agree- I like the music. To my ear, some of the fade outs were a bit abrupt. He might think about starting the fade a little earlier, even before the video edit. Really liked the propane scales- clever and useful.

Have to give you a thumbs down due to the f***ing music.

@vinnyvince23

6 жыл бұрын

Grow some balls, you can always mute.

@vinnyvince23

6 жыл бұрын

Is it gray or gray?

@erlingweiseth2774

6 жыл бұрын

One of the 50 shades of gay, anyway...;)

@glenralph5123

6 жыл бұрын

You'd give a thumbs down to an informative vid purely because you don't like the music? Ha, and you call him your friend. What a pathetic child you are. Please don't breed!

@vinnyvince23

6 жыл бұрын

Lmao, I think Mr George moved on.