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Sheetmetal fabrication is a necessary skill in the HVAC trade. In this video I show how I custom fabricate a sheetmetal supply plenum for a Goodman air handler with basic hand tools (I'm using Malco tools). There are several ways to go about this process, this is just one way. A pro tip is using a window screen roller tool to create the cross brakes in each side of the plenum box. Hope you enjoy the video, LEST'S DO SOME WORK!!
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@ACmanDean 2 года назад

I have been in the Hvac business for 30 years on the repair/service/ installation side. Always had the sheet metal guys build plenums I needed. Well, for what ever the reason, they didnt like me very much and refused to teach me. So I invested in what tools I needed, similar to yours and began to learn on my own. Videos like these are a great aid to me. Thank you so much. I have been doing sheet metal on my own now for about 6 months. Your video has helped me.

@isaiahbeanisaiahbean4525 4 месяца назад

I'm 19 learning ang video u can recommend?

@ethanrogers3968 Месяц назад

@@isaiahbeanisaiahbean4525What would you like to know about sheet metal? I'm 20 and a 3rd yr apprentice. If you've got any questions let me know

@JustFixIt99 2 года назад

I would love to see this made into a series. Take each basic part of a solid duct system and show how to make it with basic tools.

@brotheraugustine Год назад

I second this

@igotsomespace Год назад

I second this

@sorinankitt Год назад

@@igotsomespace you mean 'third this' ! 🤣

@fishandgameman Год назад

I’d like to see this one made out of two pieces instead of four, sans the lid, only using hand tools. You would only have to make one bend with something other than the tools shown. I can think of several ways, but seeing it done would up confidence.

@amiga2025 Год назад

i keep hearing S-slaw

@briar4657 5 месяцев назад

Concise and to the point with 15 minutes and 53 seconds of useful information unlike the guys who bs for 10 minutes to make a 15 minute video with 5 minutes of useful information.

@drudarby4269 2 года назад

I made it all the way through the video then decided that I better google “what is a plenum box” 😂

@edwardrebeaudiii9109 2 года назад

Lol.. it’s all In the AIR

@embracethesuck1041 2 года назад

Hopefully you're getting smarter every day.

@alonzocoston6552 2 года назад

Same

@EastDallasKicks 2 года назад

@@embracethesuck1041 ?💀

@supershiv209 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@mkestlz Год назад

you tube is cool as hell. i've been a square duct / hvac layout and installer for over 30 years.I ve installed more than several hundred hvac systems. I worked with and was taught by several old men who were sheetmetal mechanic in the 60's. But none of them ever showed me about the screen roller to make a cross brake. I would of never thought of that. Thanks for sharing. Sheetmetal fabrication is becoming a lost art. I am trying to learn all of the old ways of sheetmetal fabrication, and (tinsmithing) . I'll definetly use the screen roller to put a cross brake on my tie ins next time I change out a unit and have to field fabricate the duct work. Thanks Again

@andrejwalilko634 Год назад

thank you for jumping straight into it instead of a lot of hullabaloo at the beginning of the video :)

@robertlowrey5485 2 года назад

always been kind of intimidated by metal stuff, this gave me a bit of confidence. I want to play around with some sheet metal now.

@James1095 Год назад

Using the window screen tool to make the cross brakes is genius! I've had one of those tools hanging on my pegboard for years and it never occurred to me to use it for that. Lacking a large box & pan brake has been an obstacle but with that trick under my hat I hardly need one now.

@nelsonperez416 2 года назад

I just made my own plenum box aided by this video and it turned out great. Very good video. I used a pizza cutter already at home for the cross breaks and it did the job perfectly. Thank you!

@Meatwad.Baggins Год назад

I was thinking about using a pizza cutter 😉

@LovelessRanch Год назад

Great idea! Probably leave that one out in the shop now…. Don’t think it will be great at cutting pizza anymore 😂

@mikeerin5031 2 года назад

These types of videos are the best ones. Teaching folks how to put things together and build ductwork at home. Keep up the great content.

@picklerix6162 Год назад

Steve Lav has some pretty good sheet metal videos. He does a good job of creating sheet metal transitions to tie in the new furnace with the existing ductwork. For some reason, most of the HVAC contractors in my area love duct board but I’ve seen some real sloppy installations using that product.

@michaelroach8607 2 года назад

I found saving my cardboard underneath my sheet metal helps make the cross breaks.

@SnipFishFab Год назад

RU-vid didn’t exist when I started . Good on you for teaching 🙏🏽🤘🏽

@zacharyloewke6366 Год назад

If you're not privy to the Hilti S-MS HHWH sheet metal screws, they are a serious game changer. Absolute beast for assembling ductwork. Once you use these, you'll never go back. They are more than worth the money.

@condorman26 2 года назад

Nicely done. Only thing I'd do different is the 1" flange that rest on top the air handler. I would have used your folding bar with the 3/8 side to bend it under itself. Making it a half inch double hemmed safety flange. No sharp edges that way.

@k.sullivan6303 2 года назад

I was gonna mention the safety edge too.

@mikeerin5031 2 года назад

Great idea!

@donniehallaman7685 Год назад

Good point , I just now screw straight into the flanges in the ah, now a days you gotta tape, mastic , duct seal or whatever method you use and wrap it anyways, kinda mitigates the sharp edge thing, of course tho some stuff is exposed and not wrapped then 100% the double half inch hem, flange , whatever is the safest and of course best looking no doubt 😉

@The_Humble_Servant Год назад

@@donniehallaman7685 you guys have to wrap in non-humid basements?

@donniehallaman7685 Год назад

@@The_Humble_Servant yea we have to wrap anything that isn't conditioned space, if it was exposed in say a finished basement with runs then no. But if it's unfinished unconditioned space then yes

@mercerino 28 дней назад

Awesome and concise. Super helpful. I have one simple 24x36x12 plenum to building and didn't want to get an HVAC outfit in just to build that.

@wilianaldanadiaz7086 4 месяца назад

You just save my life literally The old house that we live in does not have a register/supply box for our furnace Thank you so much

@paramparmar8847 2 года назад

Can you please do more sheet metal videos specifically where you made transition while changing units like furnaces

@boby115 2 года назад

Love the tip on the screen roller to make cross brakes, great idea ( someone was thinking when they came up with that idea)👍🛠.

@redneckgoatfarmer 2 года назад

DIY guy here. 👍 Learning tins from your vids.

@JCPaintGuy 2 года назад

Awesome, step by step video! I’m about to make my own return plenum box, and this was super helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do this!!

@TheModelmaker123 2 года назад

This was a very helpful video. I got a little aggravated with commenters saying this could have been done with one piece of metal. Sure it could have, but how many DIY's have a 4' metal brake to make the bends. This video showed how to make the plenum with basically common hand tools .. and the 2 foot hand bender. It sure boosted my knowledge for dealing with sheet metal. Thanks

@DevonBurgess 2 года назад

This can be done with one piece of metal and no brake as well. If you notch each corner top and bottom of the plenum prior to bending, you can easily bend this up in one piece.Line the edge of your folding bar up with your notches Put a c-clamp or some locking pliers on each end so it doesn’t move, and bend away. OP’s way may be easier, but it’s more labor and material intensive. Try not to get aggravated next time. Some of these people are just trying to educate. Sorry if my explanation was hard to follow, everything is a little easier to teach in person/video.. 😅

@raindogs451 2 года назад

I'm a 33 year HVAC guy with a full bag with tongs, Whitney punch, bar folders, tongs, tinner hammer, panduit gun etc etc etc, and while I CAN build a box, I do every 9 years. In my opinion there are very rare boxes or ducts what are well done, and none that are as good as a fab shop. Good Pittsburgh's, furnace flanges. shoes etc mean that a fab shop with do a more professional job than a field setting 100% of the time. I can't count the boxes I've seen built with S locks. It is rare that I have to build a plenum on the fly. It's an installation environment which mean, and should imo, plan. So 99.99% of my jobs are planned and executed well through planning, which means things are fabbed.

@stevetranchida7610 Год назад

You are absolutely right a properly measured and pre fabricated plenum is ideal however he did a pretty solid job considering only hand tools. totally useful for on the job application

@raindogs451 Год назад

@@stevetranchida7610 I can't disagree with that.

@tygoulding2547 3 месяца назад

This video helped a ton. Thanks man. With a little perseverance and help with people on RU-vid you can do a lot.

@jcb9490 Год назад

Crazy how well the cross breaks turned out

@daveg8918 2 года назад

Awesome work Zach. Makes people who are Not confident definitely more confident in doing that stuff.

@toad7671 Год назад

Tryna learn more , 17 and been in it for the past 3 months , helping us out

@GB-ue6wr 2 года назад

Clean can Zach.. nice tip on the roller for the cross break!

@sergeyakimov7332 Год назад

Thanks why appreciate working with old heads.. they might be grumpy but you can learn a thing or two..learned all these tricks working side by side with so amazing guys

@5238117 2 года назад

I love the great content on this channel! I’m not too field experienced but 22 years in the industry on the supply side. I had questions about a lot of things the contractor goes through daily. So through your channel I have a greater appreciation for the work that you do. Thanks R

@clifffiftytwo 2 месяца назад

One example where a DIY homeowner might find this process useful is connecting a replacement downdraft cooktop to an existing ductwork to outside. I fiddled with fittings and adapters for two days but there just wasn’t room inside the cabinet. The solution- a small plenum box built exactly as you describe here with a cutout for the fan unit on top and another cutout for the round existing exit duct on the bottom. All the parts you use are available at a nearby home center. If I had anything to ask you to add it would be the materials used to seal the box during installation.

@docholliday45lc3 Год назад

Gotta say I do hvac for a living and was very intrigued by how you did this, I’ve been blessed recently with a brake and a Pittsburg, both of which I’m still getting used to as they are old and have their own tricks, this is a very nice job almost a shame to bubble wrap it.

@solideogloria7987 Год назад

Those are 2 of my favorite things to use, do you layout, crossbreak, pittsburgh, bend your flanges, and then bend the 1/4 and the other half of the plenum and you'll be golden.😎👍

@toad7671 Год назад

You bought your own Pittsburgh machine ? :0

@nated5166 2 года назад

Man that's beautiful work! I'm in school for HVAC now and duct class is one of my favorite ones getting to be in the sheet metal shop and doing projects

@W4AX 2 года назад

Zach. One of your best videos yet. I learned some great tips. Thank you!

@captainmonzi9472 2 года назад

GREAT JOB! Nothing like RU-vidU! Thank you Professor HVAC! Had an A/C guy install a new system for me and they had the plenum built out of rigid insulation…. New system blew apart the crappy plenum. Thanks to your very well dont video I’m going to make a sheet metal plenum tomorrow. You are the first “subscribe” I’ve ever done! Now I just have to look for a video on how to attach the flexible ductwork to it and I’m golden!

@all-starservice6007 Год назад

Sounds more like your new system is 6 sizes too big.

@brianphillips4115 2 года назад

love the screen roller or pizza cutter idea for your cross break, genius

@yippeethreeeight 2 месяца назад

Fantastic video! My installer screwed up my ductwork, and is dragging his feet to come and fix it. I've called other companies, and it's too small a job for them to be interested in, so I've decided to try to fix it myself. This video is exactly what I need to do it.

@APECK636 2 года назад

that little roller a damn good idea for a cross brake.

@richardthomas1743 2 года назад

I found your channel a few weeks back. I have to say that I am enjoying it and am learning a lot. I think that you would make an excellent teacher. Thank you and thumbs UP to you. 👍

@michaelbyron1166 Год назад

Excellent presentation and demonstration. I always wondered how you could form those cross breaks by hand. Thanks for the tip. I learned something new today.

@davidgibson9781 2 года назад

That roller idea will save tons of money and time. Thank you Zach!

@robwilson782 2 года назад

I'm not a tradesman, just a handy home owner and I was look to make a drain pan. Your video was my next youtube suggestion. I'm not even sure what that's used for, but it's a thing of beauty and I enjoyed watching you make it. Thanks.

@campuscab Год назад

Sweet got a new furnace installed and need a plenum. Even easier than autobody 😆 all I need is a folding tool. Screen tool was awesome idea

@ramchillarege1658 Год назад

Great demo. I have never made these, and your video and crisp identifications of the key tips make this an excellent video. You are great tech and excellent instructor. -- Ram, an HVAC enthusiast. And budding retirement tech.

@michaelmeans9187 2 года назад

Excellent tutorial. Please keep up the good work. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to produce these videos.

@Dave-nm3xc Год назад

Thanks for this video. I know absolutely nothing about HVAC, so its fascinating to see how its done.

@starhopper457 9 месяцев назад

"Let's do some work!"... refreshing to see a solid work ethic from this young gent. Well done, and inspiring. I need to do some work myself to modify some of the ductwork on my A/C. Kudos Sir!

@utubepro7742 2 года назад

Great tip on Roos hatch I’ve tried soo many things but can’t wait to use that tool Thanks!

@lafonpancho9842 2 года назад

Great job Zack. Thank you so much for that class. Respect from NYC.

@davecruz9893 Год назад

So happy to come upon your video....excellent way to show how to do this easily.....Thank you

@nolanharris640 2 года назад

That’s a good tip on the screen roller going to add one to my tin box

@marcus2rell187 2 года назад

I’m in school learning this now. We’re using the Pittsburgh machine for our 1” and using the drives and S cleats to connect everything. I’m definitely grabbing one of those cross break tools

@bobboscarato1313 2 года назад

Great work particularly out in the field away from machinery!

@k.sullivan6303 2 года назад

That's a nIce job! As others sometimes do, I also make a safety edge on the bottom flange. Another thing that can be done, is instead of using S cleat for the seams, you can make your own Pittsburg Locks which look far better and more rigid. The Pittsburg locks take quite a bit more time by hand though. Many guys in the field would just use the S locks as you did, but if the job was a big profit job, or for your mother or father you might spend the extra 30 minutes to an hour making those Pittsburgs. WIth good handtools and experience at it, those Pittsburgs might only take an extra 10 or 15 minutes. You have a good long bar folder on hand there I see! That helps. One thing I learned here was using that wheel to make the cross braces...very cool.

@djcampbell9150 Год назад

I recently installed a new furnace and had to rebuild the plenum between the furnace and A coil. This video was a huge help! Thanks

@gerardoortega4027 Год назад

When I was a kid, my Dad taught using thin cardboard and then used the 4ft brake to make the bends. I really enjoy it. We used to reconditioned swamp cooler and make new one from scratch - Nice video! thanks for sharing!

@shonhaines1995 2 года назад

Awesome video. Very glad you are back and most importantly got through Covid!

@netsplit64 5 месяцев назад

Thanks to this video I built a very nice and solid plenum!

@dennishala1272 2 года назад

Ur a great teacher. After seeing this I would snap a chalkline corner to corner and that would be my line for the ❌ to roll it out. I'm creative like that

@frank9301 Год назад

Great job! I've done this serveral times myself! Love the screen tool idea! I'm going to pick that up. Thanks for making the video!

@erep4537 Год назад

great video with great directions. Exactly the way I have been making plenums in the field... awesome job

@irishhandyman2009 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. The screen tool trick is great. Big help for me right now. Great explanation on how to assemble.

@advancedbasher Год назад

First time seeing how to do sheet metal .. you made that look easy!.. Great Job I would like to see more with the basic tools also .😁

@aliposhtpazan2625 Год назад

God bless you for showing us how it is done with some easy hand tools. Many thanks

@97Napkins 2 года назад

Seen a installer cross break the metal on a 4ft ladder by laying on the leg and hitting with his fist. 👊

@ryanrandolp1051 2 года назад

I use the corner of the lift gate lol

@JoJo-gv2js 2 года назад

A nice 2x4 for me lol

@b-2466 2 года назад

We are working on this type of work in class right now. I made a seamless drain pan today. Thanks for the tips Zac. I'm pretty sure making a plenum box is one of our finals this semester.

@markanthonyrogel8221 2 года назад

Which school do you attend if you don’t mind me asking?

@b-2466 2 года назад

@@markanthonyrogel8221 it's a technical college in Kentucky.

@daveg8918 2 года назад

@@b-2466 is Herman your teacher ?

@Sctronic209 2 года назад

I tried making a seamless pan just could not pull it off. Not sure what I was doing wrong.

@b-2466 2 года назад

@@daveg8918 no, don't know any herman. Mine is Keithen.

@mrcoz1764 8 месяцев назад

Here`s an idea for you and your viewers When putting in your screws,,use a piece of 3/4 in pipe on the "Hurt" side this way you dont hit your fingers and it holds the metal tight for the screw

@repairitdontwreckit4257 2 года назад

Nice job. Perfect instructions for someone with basic tools. Great tips.

@MariWannaSnipe 2 года назад

i do new construction and we have a shop guy who builds all of our plenums, transitions, mixing boxes etc but it’s still nice to learn so one day when i’m out on my own i’ll be good to go lol

@tomsmith3045 Год назад

Really nice work. It's cool to see tips from people that know their trades well.

@robertotorres1081 2 года назад

Thank you for taking the time to teach us.

@trunkshvac3339 2 года назад

Nice looking plenum sir. Always nice to see another man's process. I've been blessed for the last year and a half to have a little malco 4ft break, man what a life saver. Save me from those insufferable cut down plenums that cost you a pound of flesh. But I think that to really appreciate a nice tool like a break, you gotta know how to do all your sheet metal work with hand tools. Just my thought. Nice trick with the cross breaking too. Never saw that trick... thanks again!

@RaySteady 2 года назад

If you have a four foot brake I’d suggest folding your own Pittsburghs on the flat stock instead of spending money on S locks to connect four sides.

@rageofsaturn Год назад

As someone who's fairly new to the feild I appreciate you teaching the sheetmetal side of this. It's not something I have much experience with most of the plenums and hard duct usually comes in 3 pieces the "L" shaped sides and the end cap but this? I'll show the guys up one of these days at the install. Thanks for the content brother

@stevencarrillo3615 2 года назад

Really like how you showed how you did it and you made look easy thanks

@Wrighmachining Год назад

Hey thanks man , used your video . I just rebuilt my plenum box above my furnace to add in a new ac coil. With a back ground in machining but no exp in sheet metal it was a snap with this videos . It was just like grade 2 all over again cutting out paper shaped and glueing them togeather except the paper will cut you bone deep and the glue is s clips and c clips

@veteranjeeper1120 2 года назад

Great video, you should make a video on your install bag what bag you're using and how you organize everything. I'm always looking curious how other techs are doing things in the field, 20 years in and I'm still trying to learn and get different ideas

@gc8836 2 года назад

Great video. Need more like these I'm always looking for way to improve my installs. I'm work in Dallas Tx and all I get my hands are flex and fabricated plenum's in residential.

@JohnnyUmphress 2 года назад

Fantastic tip using a screen tool to crimp an X brace. Thanks.

@napoguevara6450 2 года назад

I pay $90 for one already made and looking at it well It is very easy to do it it does not cost Thanks man

@scottritter8552 Год назад

Great tip with the screen tool!!!

@jaykemm3472 2 года назад

One craft closer to making my spaceship. Thanks

@Comm0ut 6 месяцев назад

Great stuff! I'm competent at most DIY but only did my own car/truck AC work. Your vids will help me add heat pumps to my workshops. Liked and Subscribed!

@chicagomike6666 2 года назад

nice video! Really instructive on how to use basic tools to produce a really solid product!

@guystewart1930 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! ... For anyone searching for "folding bar" it is the Malco 24" hand bender (last item in the list of tools).

@josel.guerrero2658 2 года назад

Question how to put the holes (exits)on the plenum box?

@jtmilliken 2 года назад

@@josel.guerrero2658 1-Draw a circle 2- Drive a stout flathead screwdriver through the metal with a hammer 🔨 3- Drive the head of the screwdriver 🪛sideways through the metal until you have a 4"-5" gash torn into it 4- Use offset snips to cut out your circle 5- If your hole is too small, trim it 6- If your hole is too big, discover metal patches and pookie🤣

@BigFarm_ah365 Год назад

I'm not in the HVAC trade, so I had never seen one of those bending bars. Had to watch the rest of the video to see if there was any other life changing tools I wasn't aware of.

@tomrunning357 Год назад

Almost cruised by your video, but it turned out to be very informative and easy to follow. Plenums are not standard in size and this is just what I needed to to make mine. Thanks!

@jesusm1089 Год назад

Excellent video! You made it so easy. Thank you very much for sharing!!

@cd1772 Год назад

I just ordered a roller, that’s fucking sick. Besides my journeyman, you’re the only guy I’ve ever seen cross break plenum panels lol

@aaronbillings3250 2 года назад

Nicely done I am putting in a furnace for my daughter and I am going to follow this procedure but with the first guy's 3/8 bend underneath safety flange and I will be add gasket material thanks alot very helpful 👍

@scottyates8783 2 года назад

Great 👍 job Zach plenum looks great

@steveo7624 2 года назад

You did a great job Zack but make sure you mention your dimension for your S lips on your layout you always do a great job thanks

@The-H-inADHD 2 года назад

Great job brother! Sheet metal work is something I would like to get good at.

@bobboscarato1313 2 года назад

Usually takes talent; watch out those power brakes; I knew a guy who lost his 8 fingers; he was all thumbs!

@richardkirts4007 2 года назад

Great video. Really great tip on the cross brace. Thanks

@ryzlot Год назад

Great video - very talented JR

@electricalron Год назад

Great video man. That's some really good, clean work.

@fighkb 2 года назад

The screen tool 🤔 that is an awesome idea 💡 thanks for sharing, good job 👏 nice video.

@jonstivers 2 года назад

Great video. I found another one where the mechanic builds a one piece plenum using the edge of an aluminum step ladder as a brake. Both ways are good, one piece is less expensive, uses fewer s Locks. Thank you.

@all-starservice6007 Год назад

Its not a lock, Its an S-Cleat. S-cleats are used if you're too lazy and stupid to make a lock.

@chriscox8696 2 года назад

The best way to make cross breaks in the field is a henslers bender, i made one myself and can crossbreak a piece of metal in 15 seconds. I fabricate transitions everyday, the tool is a must.