The right thing for a garage! Making a great idea! 

Never, ever say what you're building in the video title. Trying to figure out what you're doing is half the fun. And if people complain about it, you can always mention it in the description, low enough that you would need to expand it to see it.

A decent idea!

Curious, would this get hot enough to harden steels to prepare for tempering?

how much energy does it draw to melt that much aluminium?

Stop making crafting video titles that are gender specific. Women do stuff too. I seriously don't want to unsubscribe, but I don't want to be excluded either.

Those must be his safety crocs.

That's not confident, that's just taking an unnecessary risk, imo. But whatever... 🤷‍♂️

@@me2thenator confidence makes you take unnecessary risks

I often wear nothing but a kilt in the shop, safety be damned.

That’s a step in the right direction and an improvement over the open toe sandals .

And thats a good thing

Yeah...thats good, but he wears Croqs sandals, when he handle hot melted metal 😂.

I have them on too. 😆. My channel is jack of all trades Nashorn restoration.

I had a wheel come apart once. It felt like it exploded. Lots of chunks flew in every direction. I was glad of the guard and the face shield.

I only keep my guard handy in case OSHA happens to stop by the job site. Other than that i never use a guard..😁

I want to see "staring into the sun through a magnifying glass".

I think you know what it is. If you don’t, I could tell you. But I’m not going to.

HahahhaHaha. Yeah i need this right now. . This .... Is so amazing

He just follows the machine weld, it's not difficult.

@@rhythm242able well buddy not only are you incorrect, but you've obviously never cut anything with a cut off wheel or you wouldn't have made this knowledge less comment.

@@andrewperez5550 no your just not very skilled with a grinder, obviously. You have shown a lack of knowledge and skill, I said it was easy.

@@rhythm242able perhaps not but atleast I know the difference between a sharpie mark and a weld.

Andrew pérez Don't see you making a video doing this

Use the longest drill bit you can find, and hope the speed-wobbles don't send it flyin somewhere ya don't want it lol

Drill center hole first, throughout the piece. Then router cut it by half on each side.

Yes, and I want a router like that. (for woodworking, including *foundry patterns)*

The insulation gave it away. It was either going to be a smelter or a heat treat oven, with the smelter being the easy one.

I think kalkzandsteen? (The White block)

@@Jim.pitjebull112 kalkzandsteen haha, wat staat dat raar als de rest van de tekst in het Engels staat.

@@jeffmuntz2394 hahaha, moeten ze toch nog een beetje moeite doen om op te zoeken wat het betekend😋 moet ik bij hun ook

I've been wondering about that myself

Those might actually be designed that way 🤔 But yeah in general 3, maybe 4 weeks if I'm lucky and works been slow, and I've worn through the fingers on my gloves and they end up in the "fuckit bucket"

They make em like that i have a reg pair and a right handed with the 3 fingers open. They are great for detail work with small hardware

Больше идей не было как вырезать) А фрезер режет лучше чем дерево!

Да, такую фрезу точно не купишь

@@hand_craft вырезала идеально

@@hand_craft yo I thought you were English

@@codmnoobtuber так он англичанин, просто по-русски неплохо общается. А клеи и краски в России закупает, т.к. дешевле выходит.

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You can buy fire grout. It comes in a bag, like cement. It's kinda expensive but you mix it with sand or something. I forget. I bought a bag of it years ago but never used it. Its a big bag and cost about $70..(?). ..anyway, I found a bunch of fire bricks for free on craigslist so I put the bag of grout in my basement, where the water heater is also located. One of the supply lines burst one day and that was the end of my fire grout. Lol

Maybe melt down some duplicate tools you have? 😂

Fun fact: Propane Tanks cut easier when they're full.

FREAKING AWESOME!!

Thank you friend! And all the best to you)