CHEAP Tools to Cut Steel, Aluminum and Other Metals! For Dummies, by a Dummy. Part 2

From budget cutoff wheels to plasma cutters, I walk you through what I've used over the last 20 years of metal working, welding, cutting ect. Links for all tools used in this video:
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[theodorewilson]

I appreciate your recommendation for the diamond cutting discs for the angle grinder. I just completed day 6 of a 4.5 month welding course. I was told to bring an angle grinder w/various discs, but there was no explanation / recommendation for anything specific. I've added these diamond discs to my Christmas wish list. THANK YOU! Safety is a big deal! : )

[ChatGPT]

Nice Demo and Jaguar! My wife and I vacationed to CA and Las Vegas from Florida a couple years ago and rented a Jag F-Pace with PCH being one of the main roads we traveled. I grew up in Seal Beach (Rossmoor) in the 60s/70s.

[strangetamerx]

You make an excellent point on those abrasive cut off discs for grinders & I will definitely be making the change to using only diamond discs from now on just because of the added safety. You should check out X-lock grinders, if you don’t already know about them, but you can change between grinder wheels just as fast as you setting one grinder down & picking up the next one. I love my Makita X-lock grinder. Bosch & Makita are the only 2 brands I know of that make X-lock grinders though.

[bikeshack]

I love that you store your grinders on like a wall from a 90s retail store. Much nicer than pegboard, I may try to find one

[rodhawkins]

I have a cheap plasma cutter as well. That thing is a huge time saver.
I cut some pole barn metal with it a while back and thats the only way to cut it.👍

[lorenrickey]

Yeah, those diamond bits are fantastic. Home Depot sold a 2 pack for $20 during Christmas. Lowe's sells the Lennox version. AvE has a video of using a plasma cutter that's worth watching also.

[michaelodle]

Hi, I like the new turn signal lamps you installed and I would like to look at doing the same for my 1800. Can you advise who the manufacturer is and if a website exist for purchase. Thanks!

[evanlane]

Subscribed because these videos kick ass.

[jtraveny]

one thing i did end up getting from your videos is the hot air rework station, my garage does not have a high voltage port, can you look into some plasma cutters that just use 110-120 standard plug? i already have a lincoln welder i got used for 100 bucks. and as for protective gloves for welding, what is a good brand