Curved Copper Cupola Roof Mini Series Part 1

[roblescurbappealconcrete]

Always a great video, Jake.
Don’t know if you’ve ever done this type of work but your editing skills are incredible.
And that’s besides all the knowledge and experience you have in building construction.
Really appreciate it my friend. Thank you.
See you on the next one.
🤙

[dylanmiller]

The hydraulic floor jack/ bench looks like a handy tool to have!

[Verstore]

Canada Day here and a wonderful surprise, thanks I sure did enjoy.

[robertsimmons]

Nice early week post!! Yes I did see this in the background of a couple of your earlier videos. We are in triple digits this week, just came in to cool down and saw you had post this! Can't wait to see how it all comes together Jake!

[paulhammond]

Really happy that you decided to piece this series together from your footage. Enjoyed this early fabrication stuff, the hydraulic table is a proper back saver. I'm envious of your mag drill and core bits, I never invested in one of those, hate to think of the number of hours I wasted drilling holes in steel (sigh). Saw the sneak peek for next weeks episode, really looking forward to that. Thanks again Jake :)

[dennisdubey]

Love all your videos. Can you do one on your work truck & shop tour?

[andylewis]

Hi Jake im loving the rack on your truck very useful & well designed great addition.

[martinstipp]

Jake I wish I had room for a Marvel saw n my garage. I found out how to change the corks and the bushing with a new drive belt had them overnight the parts to keep the down time low I like the way they are built.

[president]

Love it so much keep it up as always 💘

[stevebonczyk]

You really pick up some nice projects.

[bradleyschneider]

And i was wondering if there would be a show on Thursday, to my amazement you put out your show even earlier!thanks jake!

[hlogoma]

As usual it is always a pleasant time watching your video's. Thanks.

[Z-Bart]

Headed out to make some firewood boxes. I'll catch your show later.

[ohhpaul]

When you raise the forklift up and down, does that pulley stay consistently the same distance from the top of the frame? If so, what about coping a piece of metal to the size of the pully and offsetting it on the upper frame just so the cable rides up to it and falls back down onto the pulley. Don't want a pinch point so a close cope and the full width of the pulley and cable on its OD would work best; maybe take the tag ends of this bracket and bend them out away from the cable?

[paulhammond]

Another school day for me (not being from the US) with the tubular steel sizes / weight. I looked up the '313' and '180' and found they are wall thickness in thousands of an inch (see 00:00:30) I also found the weights per foot, so those 3.5x3.5 313 square tube sticks provide a really good workout. I was trying to guestimate the weight of the finished Cupola Roof, but I'll defer that until I've seen more of the videos :)

[MUDNROCKS]

Just got here and guess what still raining. And I thought the weather in New Zealand is a bit wonky.

[muddlersworkshop]

The blade on that marvel saw. is the blade twisted 90 Deg's where it cuts to the rest of the Left me scratching my head trying to work it out.

[perry]

Is there going to be a video on the finished Modern House?

[danbreyfogle]

I remember seeing a copper assembly in your shop, is that what this is for?

[nathang.]

ive noticed your main truck's rack has a cantilever over the cab but the rack on the backup f250 in the last video doesnt. was having no cantilever on the old truck an easy thing to work around or is it a "never again" kind of thing where too much stuff scrapes and dents the cab?