<caption><image_75>The image shows a workbench in a workshop with various tools and equipment scattered around. On the left side of the image, there is a power drill and a pair of pliers. In the center of the workbench, there are two metal lathes, one with a red handle and the other with a black handle. The lathes are positioned in a way that they are facing each other, with the red handle pointing towards the right side. The workbench appears to be made of wood and metal, and there are several other tools hanging on the wall behind it.</caption><transcript><audio_76>As probably many have already understood, we are making a mobile grill. And now we will deal with the folding walls. I decided to weld a couple of corners to the two main ones, this is both additional rigidity and fastening for the side walls.</transcript><transcript><audio_77>I try to hide all the welding in a more beautiful way and there will be more space inside . By itself, the metal from heating will necessarily lead to this, we will weld stiffeners from a pipe of 15 millimeters. We saw it at an angle of 60 degrees.</transcript><caption><image_78>The image shows a person's hand pointing towards a piece of metal on a workbench. The metal appears to be a rectangular shape with a smooth surface. The person's index finger is extended towards the right side of the image, as if they are about to touch it. In the background, there is a blue wall and a yellow power drill. The workbench is covered in dust and debris, indicating that the person is in the process of cutting or shaping the metal.</caption><caption><image_79>The image shows a person's hands working on a metal object in a workshop. The person is using a chisel to cut a piece of metal, which appears to be a part of a larger machine or machinery. The chisel is being held in place by one hand and the other hand is holding the metal object with the other. The metal object is attached to a metal frame with a screw and a bolt. In the background, there are various tools and equipment hanging on the wall. The workshop appears to have a blue and yellow color scheme.</caption><transcript><audio_80>Next, we jam and process it on a homemade grinder.</transcript><transcript><audio_81>And of course we weld it on. Let's make the markup for the skewers. I made 50mm from the edge and 90mm between the skewers.</transcript><caption><image_82>The image shows a person's hand holding a power tool and working on a metal plate. The person is using the power tool to cut through the metal plate with sparks flying from it. The metal plate is resting on a workbench and there is a blue pegboard in the background with various tools hanging on it. On the right side of the image, there is an orange and black power tool with a black handle. The sparks are bright and shining, indicating that the person is in the process of cutting the metal.</caption><transcript><audio_83>As practice has shown, this is a lot and I recommend doing less. Don't repeat my mistakes. The very same height of the walls of the barbecue turned out to be optimal in my opinion . 120 millimeters just right.</transcript><video><caption><image_84>The image shows a person's hand holding a power tool, specifically a grinder, and using it to cut a piece of metal. The grinder is attached to a blue metal frame with holes on it. Sparks are flying from the grinder as it cuts through the metal, creating a trail of sparks. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a workshop or industrial setting.</caption><caption><image_85>The image shows a close-up of a metal workbench in a workshop. The workbench is made of metal and has a rectangular shape with a flat top. It appears to be made of steel or a similar material. The background of the image is a blue wall with holes, and there are various tools and equipment hanging on it. On the right side of the workbench, there is a red toolbox. The image is taken from a low angle, looking down on the work bench.</caption><caption><image_86>The image shows a person's hand holding a tool and working on a metal frame. The frame appears to be made of steel or aluminum and is attached to a blue pegboard with holes. The person is using the tool to cut or shape the metal frame, which is resting on a workbench. There are other tools and equipment scattered around the workbench, suggesting that the person is in the process of cutting or shaping the metal.</caption><caption><image_87>The image shows a person's hands working on a metal lathe machine. The person is using a pair of tongs to cut a piece of metal, which appears to be a part of a larger metal structure. The metal is silver in color and has a smooth surface. The background is a blue metal workbench with various tools and equipment hanging on it. The image appears to have been taken in a workshop or industrial setting.</caption><caption><image_88>The image shows a close-up of a metal object being worked on in a workshop. The object appears to be a piece of metal, possibly a part of a larger machine or equipment. It is being held in place by a pair of pliers, which are visible in the foreground. The background is blurred, but it seems like the workshop is filled with various tools and equipment. The focus of the image is on the metal object, which is in sharp focus, while the background is slightly out of focus.</caption></video><transcript><audio_89>In the corners at the ends, we will make slots with their help, the side walls will be attached.</transcript><video><caption><image_90>The image shows a close-up of a person's hands working on a piece of metal. The person is using a grinder to cut through the metal, creating sparks that are flying in the air. The metal appears to be a rectangular shape with a flat surface. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or industrial setting. The sparks are bright and colorful, and the person's face is not visible in the image.</caption><caption><image_91>The image shows a person's hand holding a small metal object, which appears to be a piece of metal, on a workbench. The object is rectangular in shape and has a small hole in the center. The person's arm is visible on the right side of the image, and they are holding the object with both hands. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or a workshop with other tools and equipment scattered around.</caption></video> As probably many have already understood, we are making a mobile grill. And now we will deal with the folding walls. I decided to weld a couple of corners to the two main ones, this is both additional rigidity and fastening for the side walls. I try to hide all the welding in a more beautiful way and there will be more space inside . By itself, the metal from heating will necessarily lead to this, we will weld stiffeners from a pipe of 15 millimeters. We saw it at an angle of 60 degrees. Next, we jam and process it on a homemade grinder. And of course we weld it on. Let's make the markup for the skewers. I made 50mm from the edge and 90mm between the skewers. As practice has shown, this is a lot and I recommend doing less. Don't repeat my mistakes. The very same height of the walls of the barbecue turned out to be optimal in my opinion . 120 millimeters just right. In the corners at the ends, we will make slots with their help, the side walls will be attached.
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