lets start building the inside of the welding trailer

41 thoughts on “lets start building the inside of the welding trailer”

1. thinks

2. Don’t you have to think about all the weight, starting to look good

3. I would remove the lower cross member/ panel by the compressor for a toe kick (I wear size 13 full steel work boots and love a bit of toe space.

4. AHY!!, , , , ,demon,, ,ectrikian,, ,don't forget,,'tu' draw an "as built" wiring, , schematic,, for all 'yer' interior,, wiring,,'n'make a load of 
   copies & stash least one, in a readily, available dedicated, place in the trailer. . . . . .JUST,,DO,,IT!!!!

5. I went back in like about every video I could find in my history of yours. Thanks for the vids

6. I haven't finished watching this trailer series but I am dying to ask if you end up with the welder and your tool box near the front of the trailer, what is the tongue weight on this project once you finished? I am worried you will need a poured concrete pad to put the tongue jack onto with that much weight in front. Hoping for a happy ending.

7. How is this project coming? Haven't seen anything about it.

8. Fun watching you build the dream mobile shop. You're going to regret not having a toe space on your work bench though. Makes a big difference.

9. THANK YOU…for sharing.

10. Kitchen and bathroom cabinets have lower inset kick panels so you can stand closer to the work surfaces. Why do you need the lower panel on your workbench?

11. Have you looked at the axels on the trailer? One of them lean out , I think it is the one you changed the tire on.

12. Under that workbench should have been drawers, those would have made that cabinet extra handy, so remove that piece..you only need hinges for your pop-up-door and mount 2 drawers in there. Also the height is a little high, as you originally had it set for when you were mounting the compressor on a rack, partially on the wheel well, as a little lower than waist high is the most comfortable natural position, but it's ok for how much you'll use it.

13. Air hose reel on the wheel wells

14. Have you thought of punch plate, for cabinet ends, ventilation and tool holding

15. I would be very careful of the weight of that tool box and where you are putting it. That thing can get REAL heavy and fast throwing off your balance of the trailer alot. I would have put it across from welder/generator.

16. Nice job! Since you built a steel frame for the bench, you could have cut out the studs over the wheel well and used the wall cleat as a header and made a slide out tray for the compressor to have access from the exterior. The door could be top hinged to act as a weather shield and the tray could have fold down supports. I would do the same for the welder, which would provide easier access from the outside.

17. nice job, what engine is in the terramight?

18. Very nice!! That toilet stall hardware works great. Maybe a couple of small pipe spreaders where you bolted through the six inch header piece?? That lab top stuff is very "tuff" stuff also. Takes a special drill bit/hole saw to drill it since it's so dense. VERY heavy. Not concerned about the weight??

19. that bench is a work of art. You are an artist with metal and mechanical things. love your channel and content. I always watch every video to the end

20. Was there any reason not to move the Air pump back to about 6 Inches from the rear door? Then have a removable rear panel for air supply and remove the whole unit? Totally agree with keeping it mobile. Other option if you were not is to remove the tank and fit above the wheel side by side working back from the side door. Then box that in with removable end panel by opening side door.

21. That generator sounds like a harley:)

22. What about ventilation for the air compressor?

23. Those counter tops may be Corian. It was originally developed for school labs.

24. Hey Mustie1!!!  I like the LED lighting…. Ur mobile shop is looking good!!!

25. Job well done!

26. Have you ever considered taking the compressor apart? With just the compressor head and motor it seems like it will take up a lot less space. You might even be able to squeeze the air tanks under the trailer between the frame joists.

27. Mustie 1 where are you located

28. The Doctor will be ready to operate in a tidy room. Looking good, Darrin.

29. Its going to be a great work trailer . Nice job

30. That's WITH cheese, NO onions.

31. The lighting you put in there turned out great! One compressor and one work table off the bucket list. Nice work. Looking forward to the generator/welder.

32. awesome set up! have you thought about sound deadening, might be really loud in there if compressor and generator are running

33. I was thinking of taking the wood panels off, you could gain the dead space between the inner and outer wall.

34. I love how you come up with items that have cost you very little or nothing to build your projects with. Maybe our government needs to take lessons from you.

35. It takes a lot of thought to get a big project like this done. You have to balance both access/use of the gear and the weight so the trailer goes where it's towed. Love these long videos that take me through the process, Mustie.

36. Lookin good, D.

37. Dam thats really neat 😀
    If you think removing the kickplate is likely, perhaps some of the plastic knob type bolts from push lawn mowers would be a tool less way to remove that plate for service, perhaps.
    I would be supprised if that unit would go anywhere under the bench.

38. Are you thinking about balance, weight distribution, tongue weight etc.?

    Really enjoy all your vids 😉

    You're a doer….

39. Could you add some air diverters for the welder so that it can heat the trailer in the winter?

40. Build a battery box behind the air compressor, maybe accessible from the outside?

41. Nice work and great recycling.

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