Vevor sent me a Mag drill, so I made my ideal welding cart 

I agree having a Mag Drill is awesome. I just bought a twin of your Vevor drill. The chuck on mine has a taper arbor. It has 0.001" run out (dial indicator) on the chuck body just below the chuck key hole. A chucked piece of 3/8" drill rod had 0.002" run out. I was very pleased. I only use it with annular cutters with coolant from the provided reservoir. I made a jig similar the one you saw in the Fireball video on my mill. I'm using the jig to drill my welding table that has a 5/8" thick top. I use a removable home made bushing in a 1" hole in the jig to locate the bit. The home made bushing is removed after locating the bit so I it doesn't have to be hardened and don't have to change cutters. I'm approaching 200 holes, out of 525, and it's going strong. The speed control loop is slow to respond, but with constant force on an annular cutter running coolant it cuts non stop through the 5/8" thick top in about 20 seconds. sale fro I wouldn't have a mag base drill if it hadn't been available on the Vevor website for just under $160.00. I couldn't resist that!

The safety strap is in case the power goes out while the magnet is holding the drill on a wall ect

All of my favorite tools were either inherited or I found them (in the trash, or on the side of the road) and restored them. There's something really satisfying about making useful items out of free garbage.

I like how you're less worried about weld splatter, than the comments about it.

Nice job......I totally get it having space in a small shop!!

My “handler”. My, aren’t we a big celebrity these days 🧐 In all seriousness, glad the channel is going well for them to reach out.

I appreciate that your sponsored content is still relevant to the channel. Yes it's essentially a commercial, but it's for something that viewers could be interested in, not a video game or a green drink.

Don't compare your project to what Fireball Tool does, your video is what the average person will or can do, his video's are "Hey, look how much money I have, you'll never have what I have!". This was a great video

This video is a great demonstration of how it's beneficial to use something for a couple years while you think about how it could be better, then when you make or modify The Thing it ends up better and more planned out as a result

Great video Jeremy. I really appreciate the “use what you got” attitude. Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺

I don't know if this helps anyone but if your in the market for a mag drill I'd recommend checking local auction sites around where i live mag drills are some of the most common auctioned off tools

The angular cutters work really well and that’s how you use the coolant

it could be a portable/modular milling attachment on mini lathe w/ some modification

ya know, if you just got the fireball fixture table along with the fireball shim set and the fireball squares and the fireball clamp set you could make a table with equal length legs ... fireball

Apparently you aren't supposed to use the magnet for more than 3 hours at a time, because you will burn it up. Heard that on another video for these drills, and figured I'd add that tidbit of info here for you.

If Jeremy bought every tool, what would the videos be about? Any good fabricator builds his own shizzle nizzle👍

My kid bought a mag drill after welding school, that was 4 years ago, he landed jobs for freight companies that need custom dollies for huge equipment, as well as commercial Canopy bases that were custom made onsite.

Another great vid Jeremy and you made good use of what you had.

Sorry for the multiple comments here, but I just wanted to add that I also need to make a cart for my new Everlast multi welder, and I love what you did with this cart you made! Thanks for the great video!

Great design there Jeremy. I love it when you can get all the accessories and storage for a particular task into one space like that. Saves a lot of wasted steps, and time wasted searching for e.g. clamps. Had to laugh about the "should minimise comments about weld splatter on tanks" - I love it when youtubers take creative anti-troll measures like that 😁

I wonder if you can secure this mag drill to a base, and mill those parts you milled in this video, using this mag drill? For a second, it looked like that's what you were doing with it. I know a lot of people would jump to the conclusion that you can't do that, but it would be interesting to see!

They DO know! And now I 'need' one too!

Jeremy, now you need a set of Vevor annular cutters! ;)

Seems like a decent tool. All of these Mag drills seem as though they really should have been geared lower, or have been built with a 2 speed box in them. Also, speaking of Fireball Tool; just watched his newest video about heat distortion during welding and fixture tables. I agree with him completely. However, most people don't have 11,000 dollars laying around to spend on one of his 4.5x8.5 welding tables. Even the smallest version is 1500 dollars. Anyway, cool video.

thanks for this, I don't know how much they cost but from what youve said about yours I need to be looking elsewhere ....cool welding table

I've got the same vevor magdrill, it's alsome, nice table/cart..great video, keep'um coming..

I recently got the cheaper vevor mag drill. It's basically useless. Should have gotten this one.

For the fixtures you could have just started with 5/8 bolts.

Consider a Weldon chuck so you can use a good variety of annular cutters.

I like the part where you made it with rusty bits

"handler" 😆 You know how it goes. First dose is free.

For the price of Fireball Tools they should be at least gold plated….or even platinum 😉 Just kidding. Your not going to have quality tools without stepping up to the pump and spend more than Harbor Freight prices….Or Princess Auto aye’😄 (Canadian joke)

Since you mentioned Fireball Tools, viewers might want to check out The Tool Den as he looked into Vevor and its business model/reputation. Then you can make up your mind about buying their tools or head to the good old cheap tool standby Harbor Freight.

A slight diversion performed almost faultless as a promotion. Excellent! Thanks for your craftsmanship!

excellent vid thanks