Awesome project. Thanks for the 360 tips, not drawn out or boring. Don't forget to seal the bolts that hold the cage to the aluminum on the left (drives) side to keep water out of the storage bins. Ask Tom if they would like a large dome light or 2 above the Ferno basket to be able to see the patient at night. Was glad to see you put the expanded metal instead of the solid metal on the sides, eliminating a blind spot for the driver.

cant blame you for being distracted, i use a miller 235 at work everyday, I always want to talk about welders and welding.

Hope you added some rubber or similar to stop the galvanic corrosion between aluminum and steel. Nice work on the cage though. LOOKS GREAT!

Merry Christmas to everyone great vid as always 👍🏻🎁🎄👍🏻🎁🎄

Brilliant informative video. Top notch mate👍

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Cool project

Great video. That looks really good can’t wait to see completed.

I missed your videos, happy to see that there two new videos I missed 😊

it pains me that your diamond pattern tutorial is slanted slightly to the left! lol (You can tell looking at the half triangles on the left and right side as they grow/shrink towards the top/bottom. It made it into the final build too! lol (The panel with the light cutout on the top right). Still looks great! Awesome video!! Merry Christmas. Keep up the good work.

I like the technical video! It's how I try to make my videos, but you've done a much better job!

This video just showed up on my KZfaq. I built the aluminum bed 14 years ago.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays an here's to a Happy New year's ahead of you an your Family and your Co. Wow what a one in a lifetime project for you guys. Awesome. Can’t wait to see more videos on it soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making.

Looking fantastic can’t wait to see it finished. Excellent fab work and skills there. 👍👍

Also, mirroring bends on separate planes that have to connect and “play nice” together can be very complex from a design standpoint. Yours turned out really well! 31:34

Thanks for the fusion 360 tip on doing that repeated lattice design. I’ve only got a little over a month under my belt on fusion and that was certainly helpful.

Definetily appreciate the Fusion 360 tips. Keep up the good work!

Lot's of good stuff here. The "Project" function in Fusion caught my eye. Hopefully I don't forget about it before I need it!

Making the best of a bad idea!

oh this is exactly the stuff i like. great work as always.

Looking great Merry Christmas guys!!

Cool project my man! Anytime you get to make something that will help others in need, it adds a bit more meaning to the effort. Great shout out to Justin at The Fabrication Series….dude is awesome.

Looks great, figuring out main hoops is always a challenge. It could do with cross bracing to make it safer on a roll over but it's pretty much impossible to incorporate it. Also another tip for fusion, join both body's together into a single body and make the DXF after that to get rid of any extra lines, dont ask me how I know (messed up before with cutting those extra lines😂😂)

The only thing I would have done different would be put connector blocks on all the wire Hanesses To make it easy to take off

Very nice another great job! You always do nice work! Hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas ⛄⛄⛄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

Great content!

Really enjoy this format better than short clips. Love seeing tips and tricks you discover along the way. Always learn something from your videos!! How do you go about quoting something like this? (Meaning doing a project/process you aren't supper experienced with, but have the skills to do with some trial and error involved)

You 2weld steel to aluminum, it's called Dupont Bar....very expensive

would it have been possible to have drawn the roll cage hoops on the program for the plasma table and placed a sheet of plywood on the plasma table and then fitted a permanent marker on the head instead of the plasma cutter and drawn the roll bars on the ply?

1st comment- great work!!!!

Where can I find your shop-eyewear online?

I gotta tell you the truth, I was ready to unsubscribe. Making weapons or trivial crap did not interest me at all. But, explaining the drawings and taking us through your thinking process and the fabrication is why I think people are interested in your channel in the first place. MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS EPISODE. PLEASE!