What is the punch tool you used to put the holes in the side? Not the center punch but the larger holes.
@HouseofChop24 күн бұрын
It’s called a knock out punch. Commonly used in electrical work. That set is a inexpensive one from Harbor Freight
@dirtywaterfab1695Ай бұрын
great tip. thanks, bud!
@pentearmacacoАй бұрын
Is it better with cutting oil, for blade durability? How about modeling some hearing protection?
@HouseofChopАй бұрын
Did a bit about ear protection in the video. I do have plugs in they are skin tone so they are hard to see. These blades are designed to cut dry never tried to oil one and see if there is an advantage. Would be an interesting video to see a A/B test on blade life. For my purposes the clean cut saves time and mess.
@robertbutler8004Ай бұрын
You know where you can shove your childish theatrics!!
@user-iw1mb6dg6iАй бұрын
Радости, полные штаны! Привет с России!
@fishong68992 ай бұрын
Can this cutting wood?
@chargerman4262 ай бұрын
Where do you set your vent opening at on the back side?
@HouseofChop2 ай бұрын
Approximately 3/4 open has seemed to work the best.
@chargerman4262 ай бұрын
@@HouseofChop Ok cool, thats where i'm at on mine as well. Just bought the dust collection system and planning moving the suction side to the left like you did.
@HouseofChop2 ай бұрын
@@chargerman426Good luck with it. It’s definitely worth your while and will save you a whole lot of filters and keep performance up if you add a “Dust Stopper” or “Dust Deputy” between the vacuum and the cabinet. When you move the pickup to the left I don’t believe you need to get a elaborate as I did. I figured out just getting it on that side and low should do the trick after I did some more testing. I personally like the Dust Stopper because if it’s tight form factor. Here’s a link www.dustopper.com/pro/
@chargerman4262 ай бұрын
@@HouseofChop Interesting that you kept a dust deputy type product in line as well... I was moving to the eastwood dust collector set up to get away from my dust deputy and shop vac set up.
@HouseofChop2 ай бұрын
@@chargerman426The Eastwood vacuum is basically a shop vac with a much stronger pull. Still has a filter and the fine dust in the cabinet will clog it quick. I found with the Dust Stopper in line the performance of the vacuum wasn’t encumbered by the filter getting loaded up as quick. In addition to that it’s a whole lot easier to just dump the pail when needed rather than the whole trap door setup on the Eastwood vac.
@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz2 ай бұрын
So, i got a B60 few month ago and been playing with it. If you want less dust try steel grit media. It is heavy so it falls down fast and the only dust you have is the crap you blasted off; not the abrasive itself. Also, that gun comes with 1/8th jet, going up will speed things up if you have the compressor hp for it.
@user-mv1gl1no7z2 ай бұрын
Great job, machine seems work great. Getting rid of dust is main thing. The pattern on the spray has got me wondering. . Seemed really small, like should have blown the battery tray out on both sides in about 4 minutes . Maybe it was my setup. A man who use to blast carnival equipment showed me how build it. Been 20 years now. Great job. I may get one. Can’t bring myself to buy harbor freight. No offense to anyone (except harbor freight ). Yes they got lifetime replacement. If I was the type who does t mind driving 50 miles to trade my tool in every week or every other week
@PaNowak2 ай бұрын
The are plenty of welder units that do the same and are the same (size, weight etc) as Fronius.
@HouseofChop2 ай бұрын
This video only covers the Fronius
@beaurenov3 ай бұрын
Why are you working on the floor?
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
I prefer it
@chrisgenovese81883 ай бұрын
that is very clever! im building a smaller plasma cutting table, and i think im going to borrow some of these ideas!
@DunnageGarage3 ай бұрын
Great video, a couple of things I have recently done, 1. Powder coat the inside white, 2. High output LED flood light, and 3, removed the glass, welded studs for glass mounts for faster glass swaps, then thin piece of plexy, new glass, then plexy sandwitch and change the plexy out every couple of jobs. That said, the large vent in the rear right (looking into yours) is it open to the outside? Mine is closed, with the shop vac dust collector it is almost dustless inside the box with use.
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
Those sound like great upgrades. I’ve been contemplating getting some more light in there. The vent on the back is about 1/3-1/2 open on mine and it seems to flow best there and keep the dust down.
@DunnageGarage3 ай бұрын
@@HouseofChop I'll try to send you a couple of pictures.
@patrickmayfield30663 ай бұрын
Phil!!! Why can't I find you on insta anymore???
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
Hey Patrick! I’m not on Instagram anymore. Makes it tough to find me there 😁
@nyinfamous2k23 ай бұрын
Your videos are so relatable. just a guy in his shop having fun trying to fix/build shit lol love it
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
Hey thanks!!! This is one of my favorite comments of all time. You got it. That was my goal all along. This stuff is fun. At times people seem to forgotten. Appreciate you taking a moment to comment
@user-wg2cb7bf1n3 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed your video. Also liked the music you paired with it. I was hoping to find links to the music. How do you like your system now 4 years later?
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
Thank you. Really appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment. The system is great hasn’t let me down even painting and blasting in the humid season. Can’t really help you with the music. It is just royalty free stock.
@lucarony3 ай бұрын
Do you think this cabinet would be suitable for fitting car rims? Will a 20 inch wheel fit in there? Thanks!
@EJFialkowski3 ай бұрын
Hey Chop I stumbled across this vid while I was looking for a media blaster for my school. Just thought it was funny running across one of your vids. Great vid by the way.
@HouseofChop3 ай бұрын
What’s up Eric!!! That’s hysterical you stumbled into one of my videos. Appreciate the generous words thank you! I had a blast making this one. Hope all is well.
@mikeplummer28344 ай бұрын
Why did you need to run it with a Glass Cup……?
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Didn’t need to. Really any cup would have got the job done. The glass cups tend to balance better on camera because the light is more even.
@rvb014 ай бұрын
Duuuuuuude. where you been? I haven't seen you on instagram and couldn't find you. Hope you're well, man.
@spazoidrules4 ай бұрын
CHOP!!!! Where have you gone?
@jameschuke41044 ай бұрын
He still has water i bet because everyone else does
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Painted cars with it and done loads of blasting… it works. People have been doing this for decades. It’s simple and effective.
@TookiesShop4 ай бұрын
😮 that’s it…. I building this on my table now!
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Awesome! Good luck. It’s a great add. Several years later I still use it all the time
@WOZCINEMA4 ай бұрын
What state is this in?
@marang19664 ай бұрын
Damn, you've got some nice toys. Love the workbench. Great upgrades, you need to market and sell the manifold.
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Thank you. I appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment. The manifold definitely helped but it didn’t need to be so complex. It’s pretty easy to bend one up over the end of a bench and get equal results.
@Scoopoop4 ай бұрын
I heard the door latches break easy. Is this true?
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
I haven’t had any issues with them.
@chrissample30474 ай бұрын
Great idea watch out for that nice paint job on your truck
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Thank you. Seriously appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment.
@chrissample30474 ай бұрын
Your next project a stand for your chopsaw
@JayHutchG4 ай бұрын
Really slick project chop man. Love the creativity. I'm building a smaller cutting station at the end of my CertiFlat 4' x 4' table. However I am lazy, so I'm using a removable water tray to catch slag and douse sparks. Yours is much more creative and well . . . cool. kudos.
@HouseofChop4 ай бұрын
Seriously appreciate the generous words. There is certainly more than one way to get this stuff done. A water table is a great solution. Good luck 🙌🏼
@G5Hohn4 ай бұрын
For the price of the fronius, it should come with about 10 years worth of consumables, LOL.
@Tommyatoms5 ай бұрын
Phil hope your doing well. Really miss your videos. Noticed your IG page was gone as well.
@HouseofChop5 ай бұрын
Appreciate you checking in. All is good. Hope all is well on your end.
@gokartsminibikesandmore99255 ай бұрын
Hey man just found your channel solid work and very watchable content and see you haven’t posted in 2 years thats disappointing the attitude u have and content is great
@HouseofChop5 ай бұрын
I seriously appreciate your generous words. Thank you for taking the time to leave comment. I assure you we need more people like you on here than we need people like me. It’s always good to see the majority of the people here (the viewers) take a moment to contribute their knowledge or a kind thought. What a place it would be if more followed this example. Happy New Year to you!
@sierraecho8845 ай бұрын
You know what I really like ? Metal crates and boxes. Could you make a foldable, stackable metal box like the Zarges aluminium box from the 50´s ?
@jimstern42445 ай бұрын
Chop !!!! Where are you ???????
@HouseofChop5 ай бұрын
Appreciate you checking in. Still alive doing the things I always did. Just seem to have lost my camera 😁
@jimstern42445 ай бұрын
@@HouseofChop awsome glad to hear you are good !!!! Keep on keepin on brother 👍
@NateKK75 ай бұрын
I have their cheap one the B20 DON’T GET IT, it leaks from every seam. I just ordered the Skat Blast® USA SKAT CAT 35V its Made in the usa, one piece, and it comes with the abrasive. Yes it’s a few hundred more but it works right out of the box.
@AXNJXN15 ай бұрын
Psssst! I suppose NO one told him to actually HAVE 'high air flow fittings' to work,... you have to replace ALL OF THEM, not just one or two. LOL. Funny Dude though.
@Vikes-hw1re5 ай бұрын
I’m confused, what’s the point of the plasma cutter if you’re not using it? Everything in the video could have been made on the table in simple sections and simply bolted together or welded. Other wise nice video and nice work.
@HouseofChop5 ай бұрын
Appreciate you watching and taking a moment to leave a comment. Honest question, what part of the project did you think would have been better served by the plasma cutter? I’m always down for learning something. Much of what I do is not in service of the project I’m doing but the one that is coming up. Many times I’ll take the long way around to get more proficient on a tool or a technique that I’ll need for something more demanding later.
@maggs1316 ай бұрын
So this is a common place fir cancer on these trucks. Im neck deep in body work on my 66 so i may as well add this to the list lol
@HouseofChop6 ай бұрын
Very common. Most hold moisture loving road grime between that support and the inner itself and they rot out pretty good. Good luck with your 66. What are your plans for it?
@maggs1316 ай бұрын
@HouseofChop this project started out as a 350 out of a 77 corvette with a new top end, edelbrock alum heads, intake, comp cam and a new tremec tkx but now I'm doing the inner and outer rockers, lower pillars and cab supports. Now I'm thinking of fixing the inner fenders and rad support while everything else is apart. It keeps going and going lol. I guess I'll have to fab that brace that rots the inner fenders. Nobody sells them. Just remember I have a brief video of it here on KZread lol
@HouseofChop6 ай бұрын
I can definitely relate to the project spiral. Did all the same on mine and I started out just freshening it up to be a shop truck. Still it was definitely worth it. I never found someone who made the lower brace. I was actually able to patch up one of them and grafted the other off an aftermarket inner fender that was pretty much unusable. It was stamped way off of dimensions. I did later find the more complex piece I made in this video at 456 Chevy Trucks if you wanted to save some time messing with it. I’ll put the link below. Scroll down a bit they are near the bottom. 4-5-6chevytrucks.com/new-parts.html
@rg43786 ай бұрын
Marvelous!!!
@made_by_chris6 ай бұрын
Awesome work dude
@HouseofChop6 ай бұрын
Thank you! Seriously appreciate it
@iwantosavemoney6 ай бұрын
Know cut the next one free 500 saw 😂 yeah I bet no complaints
@HouseofChop6 ай бұрын
Who got a free saw? Nothings for free my friend. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment
@dreamshop60716 ай бұрын
How are you doing? Did you stop making videos? As long as you haven't stopped building stuff. Just getting ready to build air dryer. One of your best videos.
@HouseofChop6 ай бұрын
Good luck with the air dryer. It’s a fun build and works great. Still using mine without issue.
@brentbrimacomb97257 ай бұрын
Nice jobs! What type of copper tubing did you use? Type L?
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
Thank you! I used type L. Figured a little extra weight couldn’t hurt.
@savannaswildnatureworkshop78107 ай бұрын
I have done lots of home grademanufacturing like this...and you know what? It gets really old after a while....20 of these and 20 of these and 20 of those and build build build...yawn. There is no art and no life in this...to keep a good mind in the game it has to be LOTS more rewarding and satisfying.....but if this is all a person needs...then good for them...
@Breezer567 ай бұрын
I built mine identical to yours and thanks for the measurements.
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
Excellent! I glad it worked out. Mine is still performing perfectly. Very happy with it.
@edcallahan29767 ай бұрын
spectacular, what welding table is that with the extension?
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
Thank you. The table is called the Rhino Cart. Strong Hand Tools makes it. I did a video on it here for some more info: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKiLsbNsesfWo84.htmlfeature=shared
@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz7 ай бұрын
is the bottom of the hopper high enough off the floor to fit a 5 gal bucket under it to drain the media?
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
Just high enough to squeeze it under there. If you check out my upgrade video I actually put the cabinet on wheels and it’s much easier to deal with all around in that configuration
@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz7 ай бұрын
@HouseofChop yeah, I saw that video, but was not planning on putting it on wheels. Not enough space...
@2JustMe17 ай бұрын
66?
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
Good eye 🙌🏼
@Josh-jy9rj7 ай бұрын
at least you have a sense of humor about it. If i got a fender or body piece and it didn't line up after doing everything *I* knew to do? I'd lose my shit
@HouseofChop7 ай бұрын
I hear you but that truck still had a long way to go at that point. Whole lot of cutting and welding. In the end it worked out well
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Fn great, i wish you could help me
What is the punch tool you used to put the holes in the side? Not the center punch but the larger holes.
It’s called a knock out punch. Commonly used in electrical work. That set is a inexpensive one from Harbor Freight
great tip. thanks, bud!
Is it better with cutting oil, for blade durability? How about modeling some hearing protection?
Did a bit about ear protection in the video. I do have plugs in they are skin tone so they are hard to see. These blades are designed to cut dry never tried to oil one and see if there is an advantage. Would be an interesting video to see a A/B test on blade life. For my purposes the clean cut saves time and mess.
You know where you can shove your childish theatrics!!
Радости, полные штаны! Привет с России!
Can this cutting wood?
Where do you set your vent opening at on the back side?
Approximately 3/4 open has seemed to work the best.
@@HouseofChop Ok cool, thats where i'm at on mine as well. Just bought the dust collection system and planning moving the suction side to the left like you did.
@@chargerman426Good luck with it. It’s definitely worth your while and will save you a whole lot of filters and keep performance up if you add a “Dust Stopper” or “Dust Deputy” between the vacuum and the cabinet. When you move the pickup to the left I don’t believe you need to get a elaborate as I did. I figured out just getting it on that side and low should do the trick after I did some more testing. I personally like the Dust Stopper because if it’s tight form factor. Here’s a link www.dustopper.com/pro/
@@HouseofChop Interesting that you kept a dust deputy type product in line as well... I was moving to the eastwood dust collector set up to get away from my dust deputy and shop vac set up.
@@chargerman426The Eastwood vacuum is basically a shop vac with a much stronger pull. Still has a filter and the fine dust in the cabinet will clog it quick. I found with the Dust Stopper in line the performance of the vacuum wasn’t encumbered by the filter getting loaded up as quick. In addition to that it’s a whole lot easier to just dump the pail when needed rather than the whole trap door setup on the Eastwood vac.
So, i got a B60 few month ago and been playing with it. If you want less dust try steel grit media. It is heavy so it falls down fast and the only dust you have is the crap you blasted off; not the abrasive itself. Also, that gun comes with 1/8th jet, going up will speed things up if you have the compressor hp for it.
Great job, machine seems work great. Getting rid of dust is main thing. The pattern on the spray has got me wondering. . Seemed really small, like should have blown the battery tray out on both sides in about 4 minutes . Maybe it was my setup. A man who use to blast carnival equipment showed me how build it. Been 20 years now. Great job. I may get one. Can’t bring myself to buy harbor freight. No offense to anyone (except harbor freight ). Yes they got lifetime replacement. If I was the type who does t mind driving 50 miles to trade my tool in every week or every other week
The are plenty of welder units that do the same and are the same (size, weight etc) as Fronius.
This video only covers the Fronius
Why are you working on the floor?
I prefer it
that is very clever! im building a smaller plasma cutting table, and i think im going to borrow some of these ideas!
Great video, a couple of things I have recently done, 1. Powder coat the inside white, 2. High output LED flood light, and 3, removed the glass, welded studs for glass mounts for faster glass swaps, then thin piece of plexy, new glass, then plexy sandwitch and change the plexy out every couple of jobs. That said, the large vent in the rear right (looking into yours) is it open to the outside? Mine is closed, with the shop vac dust collector it is almost dustless inside the box with use.
Those sound like great upgrades. I’ve been contemplating getting some more light in there. The vent on the back is about 1/3-1/2 open on mine and it seems to flow best there and keep the dust down.
@@HouseofChop I'll try to send you a couple of pictures.
Phil!!! Why can't I find you on insta anymore???
Hey Patrick! I’m not on Instagram anymore. Makes it tough to find me there 😁
Your videos are so relatable. just a guy in his shop having fun trying to fix/build shit lol love it
Hey thanks!!! This is one of my favorite comments of all time. You got it. That was my goal all along. This stuff is fun. At times people seem to forgotten. Appreciate you taking a moment to comment
I really enjoyed your video. Also liked the music you paired with it. I was hoping to find links to the music. How do you like your system now 4 years later?
Thank you. Really appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment. The system is great hasn’t let me down even painting and blasting in the humid season. Can’t really help you with the music. It is just royalty free stock.
Do you think this cabinet would be suitable for fitting car rims? Will a 20 inch wheel fit in there? Thanks!
Hey Chop I stumbled across this vid while I was looking for a media blaster for my school. Just thought it was funny running across one of your vids. Great vid by the way.
What’s up Eric!!! That’s hysterical you stumbled into one of my videos. Appreciate the generous words thank you! I had a blast making this one. Hope all is well.
Why did you need to run it with a Glass Cup……?
Didn’t need to. Really any cup would have got the job done. The glass cups tend to balance better on camera because the light is more even.
Duuuuuuude. where you been? I haven't seen you on instagram and couldn't find you. Hope you're well, man.
CHOP!!!! Where have you gone?
He still has water i bet because everyone else does
Painted cars with it and done loads of blasting… it works. People have been doing this for decades. It’s simple and effective.
😮 that’s it…. I building this on my table now!
Awesome! Good luck. It’s a great add. Several years later I still use it all the time
What state is this in?
Damn, you've got some nice toys. Love the workbench. Great upgrades, you need to market and sell the manifold.
Thank you. I appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment. The manifold definitely helped but it didn’t need to be so complex. It’s pretty easy to bend one up over the end of a bench and get equal results.
I heard the door latches break easy. Is this true?
I haven’t had any issues with them.
Great idea watch out for that nice paint job on your truck
Thank you. Seriously appreciate you taking a moment to leave a comment.
Your next project a stand for your chopsaw
Really slick project chop man. Love the creativity. I'm building a smaller cutting station at the end of my CertiFlat 4' x 4' table. However I am lazy, so I'm using a removable water tray to catch slag and douse sparks. Yours is much more creative and well . . . cool. kudos.
Seriously appreciate the generous words. There is certainly more than one way to get this stuff done. A water table is a great solution. Good luck 🙌🏼
For the price of the fronius, it should come with about 10 years worth of consumables, LOL.
Phil hope your doing well. Really miss your videos. Noticed your IG page was gone as well.
Appreciate you checking in. All is good. Hope all is well on your end.
Hey man just found your channel solid work and very watchable content and see you haven’t posted in 2 years thats disappointing the attitude u have and content is great
I seriously appreciate your generous words. Thank you for taking the time to leave comment. I assure you we need more people like you on here than we need people like me. It’s always good to see the majority of the people here (the viewers) take a moment to contribute their knowledge or a kind thought. What a place it would be if more followed this example. Happy New Year to you!
You know what I really like ? Metal crates and boxes. Could you make a foldable, stackable metal box like the Zarges aluminium box from the 50´s ?
Chop !!!! Where are you ???????
Appreciate you checking in. Still alive doing the things I always did. Just seem to have lost my camera 😁
@@HouseofChop awsome glad to hear you are good !!!! Keep on keepin on brother 👍
I have their cheap one the B20 DON’T GET IT, it leaks from every seam. I just ordered the Skat Blast® USA SKAT CAT 35V its Made in the usa, one piece, and it comes with the abrasive. Yes it’s a few hundred more but it works right out of the box.
Psssst! I suppose NO one told him to actually HAVE 'high air flow fittings' to work,... you have to replace ALL OF THEM, not just one or two. LOL. Funny Dude though.
I’m confused, what’s the point of the plasma cutter if you’re not using it? Everything in the video could have been made on the table in simple sections and simply bolted together or welded. Other wise nice video and nice work.
Appreciate you watching and taking a moment to leave a comment. Honest question, what part of the project did you think would have been better served by the plasma cutter? I’m always down for learning something. Much of what I do is not in service of the project I’m doing but the one that is coming up. Many times I’ll take the long way around to get more proficient on a tool or a technique that I’ll need for something more demanding later.
So this is a common place fir cancer on these trucks. Im neck deep in body work on my 66 so i may as well add this to the list lol
Very common. Most hold moisture loving road grime between that support and the inner itself and they rot out pretty good. Good luck with your 66. What are your plans for it?
@HouseofChop this project started out as a 350 out of a 77 corvette with a new top end, edelbrock alum heads, intake, comp cam and a new tremec tkx but now I'm doing the inner and outer rockers, lower pillars and cab supports. Now I'm thinking of fixing the inner fenders and rad support while everything else is apart. It keeps going and going lol. I guess I'll have to fab that brace that rots the inner fenders. Nobody sells them. Just remember I have a brief video of it here on KZread lol
I can definitely relate to the project spiral. Did all the same on mine and I started out just freshening it up to be a shop truck. Still it was definitely worth it. I never found someone who made the lower brace. I was actually able to patch up one of them and grafted the other off an aftermarket inner fender that was pretty much unusable. It was stamped way off of dimensions. I did later find the more complex piece I made in this video at 456 Chevy Trucks if you wanted to save some time messing with it. I’ll put the link below. Scroll down a bit they are near the bottom. 4-5-6chevytrucks.com/new-parts.html
Marvelous!!!
Awesome work dude
Thank you! Seriously appreciate it
Know cut the next one free 500 saw 😂 yeah I bet no complaints
Who got a free saw? Nothings for free my friend. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment
How are you doing? Did you stop making videos? As long as you haven't stopped building stuff. Just getting ready to build air dryer. One of your best videos.
Good luck with the air dryer. It’s a fun build and works great. Still using mine without issue.
Nice jobs! What type of copper tubing did you use? Type L?
Thank you! I used type L. Figured a little extra weight couldn’t hurt.
I have done lots of home grademanufacturing like this...and you know what? It gets really old after a while....20 of these and 20 of these and 20 of those and build build build...yawn. There is no art and no life in this...to keep a good mind in the game it has to be LOTS more rewarding and satisfying.....but if this is all a person needs...then good for them...
I built mine identical to yours and thanks for the measurements.
Excellent! I glad it worked out. Mine is still performing perfectly. Very happy with it.
spectacular, what welding table is that with the extension?
Thank you. The table is called the Rhino Cart. Strong Hand Tools makes it. I did a video on it here for some more info: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKiLsbNsesfWo84.htmlfeature=shared
is the bottom of the hopper high enough off the floor to fit a 5 gal bucket under it to drain the media?
Just high enough to squeeze it under there. If you check out my upgrade video I actually put the cabinet on wheels and it’s much easier to deal with all around in that configuration
@HouseofChop yeah, I saw that video, but was not planning on putting it on wheels. Not enough space...
66?
Good eye 🙌🏼
at least you have a sense of humor about it. If i got a fender or body piece and it didn't line up after doing everything *I* knew to do? I'd lose my shit
I hear you but that truck still had a long way to go at that point. Whole lot of cutting and welding. In the end it worked out well