Thank you so much for these videos Jimbo. I am a better welder/fabricator because of you. Keep up the great work!

@bakkaraluminium393

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same experience

Jimbo, for tough Sharpie or other marks, I combine Acetone and brake parts cleaner on the same rag and start rubbing. Even works taking marks of CD/DVD/BRD coasters. Love LPS 1/2/3. I buy them by the gallon. Thanks for all you do and share.

Oddly enough I haven’t seen this kind of thing before… huge help! Thank you!

Молодец мужик. Не стоит на месте делает, снимает, выкладывает. Респект!👍🏻

Hi dear man your every video is a lesson from your experience and you have quite a bit of experience so what is left is to say thank you very much and waiting for more good luck to you

Very nice job Jimbo. Shop matnece is always good to have a clean and organized shop. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend Jimbo. Weld on. Fab on. Keep making. God bless.

Thanks gives of great insights to take care of our tables

Thanks for sharing Jimbo

Thanks for the info 👊🏾 Jimbo.

I like that welding table set up

Jim bo good to see you again

Saya dari indonesia dan sangat mengagumi cara anda dalam bekerja. Selalu menunggu untuk vidio brikutnya. Sehat sukses selalu JG.🙏🏻

Hello Jim greetings from Dallas Tx, I always watch your videos!!

Gonna look for those sure shots, they look VERY handy for a few things I can use them for.

Great video!

Jimbo buddy! Hope you and fam are doing fantastic! I dont know about your monster table but i wipe my fab table down with paint thinner/mineral spirit and after that i rub a nice thin coat of johnson paste wax on it. Works great for keeping rust away especially for long periods of time when not in use, only thing is if your like me and tend to jot down notes on the table with a sharpie, having wax on it wont let that happen either. Longest Ive gone is 4 months without using my table and thats in lower alabama humidity near the beach. When i finally went to use it again, it still didnt have rust on the surface. WD40 gel spray works wonders to for protective coating. I use it on stuff i dont heavily use like my drill press. Works kinda like cosmalean, its thick and oily but works good. Anyways, look forward to learning more from you Jimbo 👍

Pretty slick little chamfer tool! I have never seen anything like that!

I like the welding table

I copied your tray idea when you first showed them a while back, Made mine from stainless (back when steel was reasonable lol). I like the sprayers, it seems like the aerosol cans are always losing pressure before they are empty in my shop. I bought the chamfer tool about 8 months ago when I saw it at my local weld supplier and I use it all the time. If I had known you were having the issue with your table I would have suggested it months ago. I also have another gadget you might like, we use acetone quite a bit in the shop and we purchased some plunger cans made by "Justrite" they work amazing and you don't have to pour acetone from the can to a rag. (Just put the rag on top and give it 1-2 pushes). Great for Tig welding too. As always great video keep up the good work. 👍 Side Note I use to live in Yorba Linda, before we moved up to Tehachapi Ca. (Just south of Bakersfield) I have a side business "T-Town Welding and Fabrication" that my son and I started and really need to start capturing more content on our builds. Would love to meet you in person if I make it back down to the O.C. to visit friends and Family. Keep inspiring the masses and I wish you all the best. Chris

Love those Sure Shot sprayers!

Good job bro

Bravo ragazzo

good job

Those under trays were a great idea, like the bottom of a toaster

I have a very small welding shop at my home..... Welding and layout tables... down draft tables.... What I am lacking is the determination and dedication it takes to keep up the maintenance on it like you do.... My stuff is getting mighty rusty.....

@donsmith9081

Жыл бұрын

The hardest part is getting started.

great tips.the one thing i really noticed is how tight your wedding ring is

Damn thats a badass table. That chamfer tool also looks handy. The volume of the music is a little too loud when you're talking

Use an off cut of Rail Track, nice fit in the hand.

Hay jim. What blade are you useing now on you steel chop saw. Thanks

Great tips live the bevel tool. Worried about how tight your wedding band looks , that cant be comfortable

Anti-spatter works Great for that. Oh yah... its actually made for it!

Hay jim what blade are you using in your chops all now

Do you have the link for the roundover bit tool? It's a lot more manageable than a big router! Also, what PSI do you use for the Sure Shots?

Can you post a link to the chemical you spray on the welding table to prevent rust?

What air compressor do you run for your shop? I’m looking for a really good one that hopefully won’t break the bank.

I guess I'll buy some of that LPS when I'm in Nevada next time. Grainger will not sell it if you are in California. Is there a California happy version?

I like using cheap paste car wax on my table, it lasts longer and protects better and you won’t have an oily mess.

Gotta switch those air fittings to Hi-Cupla

Anyone recall what spatter spray he uses. It's not in this video

Hey Jim Shorts, How long have u been welding??

does the lubricant on the table provide a measure of anti-spatter protection or do you spray on anti-spatter chemicals as well?

Hello, I want to make a purchase and I would like your help....which is better, the milling drill or the pillar drill? I want it more for holes, but I would like it for everything, etc... some people told me the milling drill is not suitable for holes because there is a chance of damage, is that true? What's your advice? Thank you very much...

Jimbo, you can't put anything you want into a Shur-Shot. Nothing that is water based should be put into these as they will rust. They do make an aluminum version for water based materials.

Hey jim

👍🤝

Those chamfering tools are all over eBay and likely Amazon as well. They’re pretty cheap.

Усы как у Тараса Бульбы)

Did you burn the left side of your moustache off? Asking for a friend....

Greetings, I am from northern Iraq, Kirkuk governorate, and I admire your work. It is very beautiful. I also work in the field of blacksmithing. Can I know the size of the work bench and how many holes on the bench are in order to work on this type

@cancelthesquad

2 жыл бұрын

if you actually watched the video, he says what size it is and where he got it.......

@vladimirpronyashin2707

2 жыл бұрын

@@cancelthesquad я много не понимаю ещё в разговорном языке, из-за этого многое непонятно. Поэтому и спрашиваю автора

@shwanrazzaq370

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know English, so I did a translation. ..

Jim, that chamfering tool is very cool. As are those spray things. Why are you making me spend more money? :-) BTW, I love that shot at the end of the vid across your table showing your shop (@18:12). Any chance of getting a hi-res pic of that for a desktop background? Keep up the great work!

Turn the background music down.

Brushing all that grinding dust the way you do seems to be very healthy for the air quality in your shop not to mention your lungs

@donsmith9081

Жыл бұрын

Looking at all that crap on table trays, I wonder how much he has inhaled. Protects the hands with rubber gloves but no respirator for all the aerosols including paint. Unfortunately, it will catch up to you-its just a matter of time.

@melgross

7 ай бұрын

I’m not sure he worries about it. A few years ago he had cancer cut out of his forearms. From welding without long sleeves, I’m positive.

hate to bring this up but dude you really need to have your ring cut off. it is way to tight around your ring finger, could really cause circulation problems.

Men, your ring looks too tight on your finger. I'm just concerned that you might not get it off men and could block the circulation in your finger.