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Nice video but more like: Did it myself not do it yourself. Unless you’re a welder or at least have the tools to weld.

Love your energy...man I wish we were in the same town! We'd make killer content.

Great job man! Going to be doing this soon myself. Bro, I had no clue Murr could plumb like that?!! 🤣🤣 Kidding man, keep these good videos rocking🤘🤘

Do a video of you building a work table, cause you need one.

Beautiful work! Potential simplifications for me and others looking to create a similar setup: -rather than make the top loop from 5 pieces: 2 45 degree elbows, 2 short segments, and 1 90 degree elbow, you could make it from 3 pieces: 2 45 degree street elbows that will fit directly into the 90 degree elbow. At the bottom, same strategy, replacing the 90 degree elbow with a T fitting, at which point you can either have the ball valve and drains continue at a 45 degree angle or fit another 45 degree street elbow to make the drains parallel to the runs.

My man! Definitely one of the best tips I’ve heard! Thank you

This is the perfect setup for optimizing space. Thank you so much for sharing

Crazy price though(But good value), can the little 180 pocket tig version do most of that tig stuff?

Why these are not so well known as Lincoln and Miller is a mystery, they seem to be better in every way.

Us citizens of the Gram are no longer illustrious. Come on back Phil and fill the hole left in our lives!!!

I just bought one.

Fn great, i wish you could help me

What is the punch tool you used to put the holes in the side? Not the center punch but the larger holes.

great tip. thanks, bud!

Is it better with cutting oil, for blade durability? How about modeling some hearing protection?

You know where you can shove your childish theatrics!!

Радости, полные штаны! Привет с России!

Can this cutting wood?

Where do you set your vent opening at on the back side?

So, i got a B60 few month ago and been playing with it. If you want less dust try steel grit media. It is heavy so it falls down fast and the only dust you have is the crap you blasted off; not the abrasive itself. Also, that gun comes with 1/8th jet, going up will speed things up if you have the compressor hp for it.

Great job, machine seems work great. Getting rid of dust is main thing. The pattern on the spray has got me wondering. . Seemed really small, like should have blown the battery tray out on both sides in about 4 minutes . Maybe it was my setup. A man who use to blast carnival equipment showed me how build it. Been 20 years now. Great job. I may get one. Can’t bring myself to buy harbor freight. No offense to anyone (except harbor freight ). Yes they got lifetime replacement. If I was the type who does t mind driving 50 miles to trade my tool in every week or every other week

The are plenty of welder units that do the same and are the same (size, weight etc) as Fronius.

Why are you working on the floor?

that is very clever! im building a smaller plasma cutting table, and i think im going to borrow some of these ideas!

Great video, a couple of things I have recently done, 1. Powder coat the inside white, 2. High output LED flood light, and 3, removed the glass, welded studs for glass mounts for faster glass swaps, then thin piece of plexy, new glass, then plexy sandwitch and change the plexy out every couple of jobs. That said, the large vent in the rear right (looking into yours) is it open to the outside? Mine is closed, with the shop vac dust collector it is almost dustless inside the box with use.

Phil!!! Why can't I find you on insta anymore???

Your videos are so relatable. just a guy in his shop having fun trying to fix/build shit lol love it

I really enjoyed your video. Also liked the music you paired with it. I was hoping to find links to the music. How do you like your system now 4 years later?

Do you think this cabinet would be suitable for fitting car rims? Will a 20 inch wheel fit in there? Thanks!

Hey Chop I stumbled across this vid while I was looking for a media blaster for my school. Just thought it was funny running across one of your vids. Great vid by the way.

Why did you need to run it with a Glass Cup……?

Duuuuuuude. where you been? I haven't seen you on instagram and couldn't find you. Hope you're well, man.

CHOP!!!! Where have you gone?

He still has water i bet because everyone else does

😮 that’s it…. I building this on my table now!

What state is this in?

Damn, you've got some nice toys. Love the workbench. Great upgrades, you need to market and sell the manifold.

I heard the door latches break easy. Is this true?

Great idea watch out for that nice paint job on your truck

Your next project a stand for your chopsaw

Really slick project chop man. Love the creativity. I'm building a smaller cutting station at the end of my CertiFlat 4' x 4' table. However I am lazy, so I'm using a removable water tray to catch slag and douse sparks. Yours is much more creative and well . . . cool. kudos.

For the price of the fronius, it should come with about 10 years worth of consumables, LOL.

Phil hope your doing well. Really miss your videos. Noticed your IG page was gone as well.

Hey man just found your channel solid work and very watchable content and see you haven’t posted in 2 years thats disappointing the attitude u have and content is great

You know what I really like ? Metal crates and boxes. Could you make a foldable, stackable metal box like the Zarges aluminium box from the 50´s ?

Chop !!!! Where are you ???????

I have their cheap one the B20 DON’T GET IT, it leaks from every seam. I just ordered the Skat Blast® USA SKAT CAT 35V its Made in the usa, one piece, and it comes with the abrasive. Yes it’s a few hundred more but it works right out of the box.

Psssst! I suppose NO one told him to actually HAVE 'high air flow fittings' to work,... you have to replace ALL OF THEM, not just one or two. LOL. Funny Dude though.

I’m confused, what’s the point of the plasma cutter if you’re not using it? Everything in the video could have been made on the table in simple sections and simply bolted together or welded. Other wise nice video and nice work.

So this is a common place fir cancer on these trucks. Im neck deep in body work on my 66 so i may as well add this to the list lol