I have said it before, you are a true artist who has learn to work in many different mediums to bring to life what you see in your mind’s eye. Thank you for sharing another great creation.
Love the design Jimmy! You are so right about symmetry, the artist knows the details and the thought method but the viewer just appreciates the creation.
14:00 - We see all the workshop skills Jimmy has but we often forget about the eleventy-trillion computer skills Jimmy has and brings to his work. So KUDOS to the Digital Diresta!
Thisbtone looks really cool! With the rim on, the top looks kinda like a manhole cover laying on the table there. I like the simple method for making the height of the grill adjustable. Doesn't need to be fancy, just needs to work and be easy to use. Thanks for sharing!
Your talk about whether or not the end user is going to notice certain decisions really spoke to me. I have a really bad habit of over thinking very small things that in the end, no one but me would know about it. But I know about it, so that’s the problem 🤣. I’ve had to remind myself that in the end, I’m the only one who cares. Great work Jimmy.
The man behind the method and the materials. I've watched you freehand a Maloof style rocker on a bandsaw and now manipulating a semifluid (heat) material into a vision. Nicely done sir! The process is something I really appreciate.
beautyfull work jimmy ! i think the ideal material for a BBQ pit must be ceramic, will last longer, the con is fragility or britleness. i really preciate what you do and how do you express everything ! congrats !
Thanks Jimmy, very cool design. I liked your other BBQ and fire pit builds, too. Watching this video pulling together the bits you showed on Patreon was so cool. Looking forward to the next project for sure.
Cool!! I like the talk about "no one will know all the thoughts and deign ideas that go through your head" very true! definitely something that challenges me and I'm sure lots more people!! Thank you Jimmy!
Letting go is one of the biggest lessons I’ve gotten from you and my path in making my own videos. I always say I’m just gonna go for it and I can make another one later, forcing myself to commit. Great video jimmy love that mechanic.
Glorious Game of Thrones like ambience to light show & the cooking. Will be a super focus point for the dark, short, cold days of winter. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Jimmy. Neat design. I love the boots for feet! There is so much that goes into a finished product that you can't see in the end. I'm glad you explain your thought process as you are working through that. The Torchmate is such an incredible tool. Having all that detail and making it by hand, would be very difficult.
What I love most about the Maker community is that so many people think and create in so many different ways. “No problem can withstand the assault of sustained thinking” -- Voltaire
Maybe next time consider cutting all the sides with same cutout but weld the cutout back onto every other one raised up slightly from surface. Still get light from the panel but breaks up the busyness that you mentioned you wanted to avoid
Jimmy, I love your stuff, your concepts and execution are awesome, but man you gotta do this stuff in Fusion! I know you're quick at illustrator, but you'd be just as fast sketching in fusion, and then you can assemble everything in 3d right there....and see how it all relates....👍🏻🍻
As a professional trombone player with the 70's rock horn band, The Gringos, we use that exact process for producing our original music. It's knowing when to say stop this is produced as good as possible. In our business you can over produce too.
I know at first it wasn't your intention, but now it looks kind of like a skull manhole cover, haha. Did you consider screening the side flame openings to reduce embers escaping. One of your better designs. Great video Jimmy. Cheers.
I have a handheld induction heater and works great. But a question? Is there different size diameter coils for the stationary one you have? That's cool as hell jimmy!
