Thanks! I think I'll cover some more things outside of the walls of my little garage shop.

*If your time permits, a few questions (and thank you in advance):* @0:45 Beautiful pulse aluminum work, is that robotic? Can you laser aluminum or does it just cut in half lol? @:30 Standoff for laser: They should build those for beginning Tiggers @5:21 Dual 'H' fixture jig? Would make a great coffee table, but what does it do? @5:45 Sadly not the most I've spent on a dirtwater dog at a trade show this year.

Thanks! I think I'll make a few more of these covering other shows in the future.

Thanks! I'm hoping to be able to do some more things like this beyond the limits of my little garage shop.

@@TimWelds Filmmaker's illusion: No one knows it's a little garage shop :-)

Thanks, Alex! It's a neat show show. I used to go with my dad years ago, but I haven't been in about a decade since I was out of the industry.

Thanks a ton! It's fun to mix it up a bit.

Thanks, Craig!

Thanks! The other guy came out just fine, which is good because he's my 5 year old son :) Just a little head bump...I wish I had a better story like a bar fight or scuba diving, but it's just another day of living the dad life.

@@TimWeldsi need a good rod ( for a ambench vice and its made of a true mild steel a medium carbon steel) and can be run on ac and a rod that gives streanght under pressure the type of pressure like well pressure aengst the weld like this ➡️ l , arrow direction of presure and the lower case l the pice it goes to the or i simple the pice of the vice that moves

Thanks! Will do!

Thanks!

Wish I had a good story to go with it, just bumped heads with my 5 year old. Fortunately, it didn't even phase him...

Yeah, those lasers are certainly outside of my budget for the moment, but they sure are cool!

I didn’t know about send-cut-send but I have a couple of jobs I could use them for. Really glad I watched this video.

Thank you!

Thanks a ton!

It was a fun time, for sure.

Great to hear from you, Mel! I didn’t make it out to Fabtech this year, so I went to SEMA instead. Miller and Lincoln were the only welder manufacturers there. Baileigh, Harbor Freight and a few auto body companies had some machines as well. I only spent one full day at the show…if I make it out again, I’ll probably spend a bit longer and catch some of the weird specialty stuff.

@@TimWeldsI finally got my Siegmund table. I don’t know how you got yours out of the pallet and put the legs on, but boy, it took me some time. I had to put the pallet on my stacker. A real pain. Then getting the kegs on was annoying. For some reason they gave all those holes where the kegs go, but you just use two. But which two? They don’t bother giving a short instruction on that so I had to make a paper template by putting it under the corner and popping the holes out with my finger. Then I could figure it out. I don’t know if you had a problem with that. The other annoying thing is that they charged $933 to ship it. The accessory kit cost $179 to ship. That’s really too much, even though it weighs 485 pounds. But I must say that the table is very well designed and made. The accessories are well made as well.

No, they weren’t there unless I missed them. They had an awesome booth at Fabtech last time I was there and I believe they have been at PRI in the past.

Hi Tim! It is an industry only trade show, so they limit attendance to buyers and vendors of parts/services along with some relevant media coverage.

There are public displays and events for non-industry people. It is one of the best conventions in Las Vegas.

I’m just doing the best I can. Not sure what you’re trying to accomplish with your comment, but I wish you the best.