@idankk
My guy single handedly keeping the steel industry alive. Nice build.
@ThatGirlinLoveland
Baby #3! Congratulations! Its been a grand adventure watching you go from guy fixing an old barn up to married and now a proud Dad of 3! Thanks for sharing your life with us. 😊
@jeffcowles8274
Man, your sponsor segments are 5 times above and beyond what other YouTubers do. I love the extra effort you put into making real-world examples of how their products can be used.
@amandajeanscott
Congrats on baby #3! Hope everyone is doing well!
@branchandfoundry560
Corner sockets for shade umbrella would be high class living! EDIT: b/c that worktop will be a solar reflector in the field.
@michaelosmon
Congratulations on your family expansion. I hope you're family is blessed with a healthy child and your wife has no complications. Cool project thanks for sharing.
@terminalpsychosis8022
Talk about industrial strength! This contraption will last until the heat death of the universe. I guess the weight doesn't matter, as it'll always be mounted to some machine or other. Really awesome to see the design and build process. Really satisfying seeing a plan come together. Thanks for sharing. Always looking forward to the next Rainfall Project. A rubber pad under the tanks would be really easy and a huge bonus. keep them from rattling. Like some of them playground or sports pads. Even some yoga mats stacked up or something. Such a killer video. Well, all of them are, but this technical stuff is so fun. Production quality has improved so much the last year or 2 as well.
@jerryminyard7460
Been watching you since you started. Your welding has improved a lot.
@abecar17
Congrats on the addition to the family
@ElectronicMechanic50
Been watching rainfall since the beginning and dude never fails to impress! Great work!
@moonlightsnowfall6734
I predict you're going to be getting to produce these for others. Great project! And congratulations to you and your family!
@ezekielterpstra8546
Best content on YouTube right here. I do have one possible suggestion. With the 240 volt output of the battery packs, along with their reserve capacity, you could potentially get away with a pretty small 120 volt inverter generator used to just keep the batteries topped off. I know you’re probably not in the market for another generator but it could save you possibly 100-200 pounds. Would also free up some room and cut the noise level down as well.
@dessertaz5560
By far one of the best craftsman on you tube always well thought out projects with superior results!!
@michaelosmon
Cool tip for creating cuts for folds. Maybe I'd have wanted diamond plate to stand on in case it's wet or my shoes are muddy but it's still cool af
@99Projects
Really cool. I’d think about a way to refuel generator and compressor if they are bolted.
@brucemitchell5637
Justin, I've been a professional welder/fabricator for the last 46 years, and I would LOVE to have a person of your skill - set working in our shop! Your skills and work ethic are second to none, young man!
@mandyleeson1
Kelly looks like she's blooming. Congratulations to you both, Oh, and nice job with the portable welding station 🙂
@michael-james1970
Seeeing you prin the trailer and fire pit got me thinking how long I have been following your channel. 9 years. 🙂
@echoelement
Congratulations Kelly & Justin! ❤
@bambambundy6