Years ago when I worked for Alas Van Lines, I moved a man and his wife from Santa Fe NM to south TX hust west of Dallas, anyway in the garage he had his train setup (HO scale) in his garage. He also had it on a weight and balance setup, so what ever the train setup weighed he had weights on the other end of the ropes to counter balance the weight. He could raise it to get the cars in and when he wanted to play he would move the cars out and down came the train setup. The whole thing was the same contour of the garage minus about 6 inches all the way around. Just in case You wood like to know

Been watching the channel for a while and like the fact that Jimbo always has real projects for real customers. The quality of work is always perfection. Keep up with the interesting videos - there’s much to be learned from a master.

I enjoy watching a craftsman at work. So many ways to build most of his projects and watching him go through his process on each project is the cool part of his channel. Your certainly appreciated sir!!

Very nice, oh my lord you got some tools heck yeah

Well... that's freaking cool!

Дорогой Джимбо, берегите своё тело от ультрафиолета при сварке металлов. Ультрафиолет опасен. Он канцерогенен. Спасибо вам за видео, на которых вы демонстрируете приёмы работы. Михаил.

Nice work

Hey old guy Hello from Russia! Always watching your videos! Health to you and good luck!

Some great ideas in this video Great craftmanship and pride in your work Thanks for sharing

Hello Jimbo !! thank you so much for all you teach me !!! Kiss from France and take care of you and your familly !!

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Nice work Jimbo! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

good job

Great build! Enjoyed seeing the old lathe's final accomplishments. Regarding the "almost-true" holes for the feet levelers, if you first cut the length of the round bar and put it on the lathe, you could bore the hole through at true center, then slice off the leg caps.

Nice!!

Keep up with ur great work and craftsmanship Jimbo weld on my friend

Can't wait to see this one finished up. Should be super cool!!

Jim, your videos are turning in to non stop name dropping. They arent as fun or as pure as they use to be. Its like watching a 22 minute commercial now.

Your videos are very relaxing to watch .

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This week we have covered up the lathe...you are welcome. Nice fab job as always.

Pretty amazing build Jimbo!

Looks really neat.

Sei veramente bravo!

Wow Man you are a beast Can't wait to see the next video

Good work my friend

Nice job!!!!

Hi I am from Nepal bro your's videos is very important for me

nice one jimbo,love the variety on your channel,always something new,all the best,and stay safe................dougie

Is it just me or can you see Jim having a mullet back in the day!!! 😂

good bro

Why don't you do as the trainmodelman, hang the table(extension) from your ceiling above where you need it? that way it's out of the way but available.

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How many teeth blade do you prefer in your cold cut saw ?

Great project if you know how to weld.

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You could do an autopsy on an elephant on that table! 😂

What are those little fab V-blocks you were using to tig those adjustable feet to the legs??? They looked pretty handy.

what kind of welding are you doing?? it looks very nice, and not very difficult...I mean, do you need to use gas??

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What advantages does the tube have over a drill press ?

Can anyone advise on what kind of tolerances i can expect if i order rectangular tubing mitre cut to specific lengths for a desk project. If i order pieces that are 19" long should i expect that they will all be exactly 19" long or should i allow for some error and if so what would be acceptable +/-. The tubing is 2×4 and is 1/8" thick. Thx

Hi! Jimbo how much your evolution cutoff hope I buy that someday

Hi there I'm a welder I've been welding for about five years now and I'm wondering you come up with all these things our you have plans from Engineers or do you do all the drawings and then actually do the peace

Would you have more information to show the setup for this? I know that you don't normally show much of the customer side, but I find this interesting to see more of the final product.

wish i could use my mig welder alot more.

What happened to the SuperSlugger?

I don't get any notifications for new videos from you....or any other youtuber that I subscribe to. Any idea why that is?

Just wondering why when you were cutting the stock you had a square tube extending the piece being cut further forward?

Did you make a frame to extend you table by bolting to the sides at one point.. or am I'm dreaming??

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better way for the feet plugs would be to drill the bar stock first then tap it. Lastly cut them. Save all the bit changing time.

I’m a model railroader as well and if you can’t reach the middle of the table to weld it then the customer certainly can’t reach the middle as well. Most people will try to stick to about 5’ across so you only have to reach 30” at most. I know you’re building it according to plans but 78” wide is way too wide. I think www.builtbynewkirk.com/ failed in designing this too big. The concept of being able to raise it out of the way is a great one.

If you were to sell your welding machines for a 3 in 1 machine you would make more space. That 9 welding cart holding system is hindering you at this point.

Well... that's freaking cool!