Fabricobbling always fun, often useful ....

Strictly professional right on

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Thanks John! Been a long road.

Being able to fabricate in house what YOU need is going to boost production... Smart move !

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Hardrock mining got me into fabricating and welding. I've lost count on how many projects we've done. Those few photos are just a tip of the ice berg. We're excited to share the good news with everyone.

Congratulations on your sponsorship, let's hope it's a long and productive endeavor.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

I hope so too!

Congrats on the sponsor. Learning new skills will really help when something needs fabricating or repair at the mine site.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Sure will. Has helped us get the yellow metal in some difficult locations.

Looks like a cool business to be associated with! Best of luck in 2024!!

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, Mark!

Nice a sponsor. Hopefully more videos because more mining.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

That's the goal Brodrick. We got the jaw crusher going! Video coming out soon. We have good ore ready to run. Hopefully, pans full of gold to follow.

Welded for almost 50 years.. Wish we had something like this whin I was starting out.

Awesome! Great set up and a hell of a useful skill!

This means that you will be stacking coins on that plant of Y'alls, huh ...gotta represent! Too cool guy's. Take care!

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Hopefully, maybe some gold and silver ones. Would be nice to pass some of these onto our viewers?

I'm so jealous it's ridiculous. You just keep adding fuel to my fire.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Hi Ron! Glad your enjoying. Let us know if you tame that fire or if it gets out of hand 😉. Thanks for your comment! Gold pans to follow soon.

Wow..just caught this first video. I'll subscribe to that.. Right up my alley. Gold washing in the desert. Great video.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

We need to make more videos on drywashing. I'll make it happen. Thanks for subscribing and commenting!

WOW!!! WELDING WORKSHOPS AS A SPONSOR!!! EXCELLENT!!! \(^_^)/

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

That's what we said! We just had to share the good news! This will help us with some important projects coming up. Can't wait to share the results.

Congratulations on the sponsorship! I have never tried to weld, but from my experience, it is a skill, and in some cases a true talent, that is valuable to have. I'm going on 56 years old (ish) and am considering taking some classes just to learn the basics, you know for that "If I only knew how" situation. Not that I'll ever need it now, but hey, you never know! For one example, I remember helping out on my uncle's dairy farm during the summers as a teenager, and there were times we lost days, one time a week, of baling hay because of broken teeth and tines and fingers on the rakes and balers or problems with the hay wagons that could have been welded right on site or at the farm rather than taken in to the nearest welding shop and waiting on them. Another example was with broken stanchions and other equipment in the milking barn and pump house that could have been repaired on site quickly. Sorry, a very long-winded way of getting to say that I would love to take the welding classes there to support your sponsor, but unfortunately the drive from Kansas to California would not be possible with (or approved by) my current employer. Oh well. Anyways, sorry for rambling, congrats again on the new sponsor, keep up the great work, and I'm looking forward to your next video! Thank you.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

Keith, I appreciate your entire comment and the time it took to type it. Great examples. Yep, Kansas is a bit far. I know I'm younger than you by 12 years, but I have a friend in his 60s who still takes classes when he wants to learn something new. You're worth investing in. I warn you though, welding is fun and addictive. You'll enjoy it.

Paul @ Weldors Supply and Steel is a top notch, hard working dude, he goes above and beyond for everyone who walks through the door!

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

I couldn't agree more. Paul has always taken care of me and others that I've sent there.

I grew up in a fabrication shop. Welded my first BBQ at 12 years old. It was tiny and weighed about 25lbs 😂 This got my blood pumping. Great video!

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

That is so cool Sid! I enjoy hearing different experiences. Mine started later in life. I was always drawing, designing, and animating growing up. Later on, I realized I want to make what I'm drawing. Glad I finally learned stick and MIG. I still have lots to learn.

Congratulations on the sponsorship! Do they include training in basic weld inspection and NDE, primarily visual, mag particle and liquid penetrant. Those are good disciplines to have knowledge of as a welder. Radiography and ultrasonic inspection is way beyond a small school like that. I mention those because a weldment is only as strong as it's worst weld.

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

I'll find out. Great questions.

Chad is that you with the cute mustache and beard😊😊😊😊without the voice I would not have known....Anyway nice video informative..

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

This is my other look 😉

@semoneg2826

6 ай бұрын

@@mineoperator ☺️☺️it's suits you...keep up the Good work..Have a great week..

What country is this company in

@mineoperator

5 ай бұрын

America

this is an ad not a youtube video and for this reason i am unsuscribing

@mineoperator

6 ай бұрын

We hope to earn you back one day. Just sharing our excitement getting sponsored to help fabricate a large clarifying tank that I need to make to help separate out the colloidal particles after adding a flocculant. I also need to fabricate and test hydrocyclones that we'll be using. Those are the videos I'm working on. Harry's working on processing ore and recovering gold.

@HarryMO81

6 ай бұрын

The local community is supporting us and we are happy to support back. With a shoestring budget we are very grateful for all who are helping us.