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Building a wood-fired stock tank hot tub - Boilermaking (Ep.3)

In Episode 3, I fabricate the heart of the wood-fired hot tub - the fire tube boiler. To make this happen, I machine a shop-made plasma cutting circle guide on the 1930s LeBlond Regal 10" lathe. Then I detail the layout process to convert a CAD drawing to scribed lines on the steel tube sheets. Finally, I assemble and weld the boiler together via GMAW welding. Featuring some light machine work, plasma cutting, welding, and some great arc shots. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/3sCiR5W Instagram:   / duluthmachineworks   Garage Journal: http://bit.ly/3qbynE5 The rest of the internet: https://linktr.ee/duluthmachineworks Video chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Cutting out tube sheets 03:49 - Machining a plasma cutter guide 11:21 - Firetube hole layout 15:02 - Transfering layout to second sheet 19:44 - Plasma cutting firetube holes 21:40 - Boiler fitup and tack welds 26:01 - Boiler design principles 28:03 - Boiler plumbing fitup 33:07 - Boiler welding I'm Chris, and welcome to the shop. Here on this channel, I post videos of my machine work, fabrication, welding, vintage tool restoration, and industrial history, produced in my 1930s-themed home machine shop. Through building and working in this vintage-inspired space, I hope to conduct a little bit of experimental archaeology by using tools, equipment, and methods found in pre-war American manufacturing. Along the way, I'll also show some clips from my side projects and day job too.