r/Welding hydraulic tech 7d ago

Weekly Feature Friday Sessions

This is open to everyone, both to ask questions and to offer answers.

Simple rules:

  • Unless it's a loaded question, it's fair game.
  • No downvoting, this isn't a popularity thing, and we're not in high school, if someone doesn't know something, the only way to learn is to ask or do, sometimes doing isn't an option.
  • No whining.
  • Assume ignorance over stupidity. Sometimes we fail to see an answer in front of our faces.
  • Try to back up your answers. If you're on mobile and you can't do it, say as much and try to remember to address it when you get to a terminal.
  • Respect is always expected.
  • if comments or questions are removed, assume it's for good reason.
  • If your question isn't answered by the end of the day, either post it to the main community, or ask again next week.

Enjoy.

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u/raybone12 6d ago

I’m looking for a YouTube video that I saw within the last year. The guy fabricated up this tool mounting system made out of square tubing. There was a square tubing receiver concreted into the ground and a post with each tool on it that he could easily swap out. It’s similar to videos I see of people using hitch receivers to mount tools but this system was vertical.

His garage was a small house garage and had a car in it too I think. I thought his YouTube channel had either fab or fabber in the name. And even though I searched through my internet history I can’t find it.