Let's see what we've got here. Oh yeah. Alright, so I'm going to take a minute to get all this stuff unpacked. Then we'll get set up over here and start welding this up some railing. So here you can see we've got out just about everything we need to make our new iron railings. So when you order these balusters from King Metals, they're going to come to you longer than what you really need for your railing. It's up to you to cut them off the link. So as I get this table set up, I'm going to get that bandsaw running. We're going to start cutting these down the link. We'll be cutting the balusters for this railing at 32 and a quarter inches. You can see there's a difference in the length of these. So when you set up to cut them, you want to make sure you get them all lined up, going the same direction. So fresh. Here you can see how I've taken time to set these up on my table and get them all marked out before we start cutting them. So now it's just a matter of cutting these all down the link. Alright, so we've got all our balusters cut. Next it's simply a matter of cutting our top and bottom rails. Top and bottom rails are 2 and a quarter inches wide by 3 and a quarter thick. And because we're going to be using 2 of these quarter inch straps for our termination or mounting brackets, we're going to want to remember to subtract out a full half inch from our overall link. Alright, so we'll get these marked up and then it's back to the bandsaw to get them cut. And because we're working with those logs up there, our top and bottom rail are actually about 3-quarters of an inch difference. This will be the top. This will be the bottom. We've got our top rail and we've got our bottom rail. We're going to be using these quarter inch plates as our mounting brackets for the top and bottom rails. Now's a good time to take your ankle grinder and put a nice bevel on these ends. It's just much easier now to bevel these then after they're welded up. By beveling this edge, you've got much more surface area to weld too. Alright, we've got everything cut. It's just a matter of getting laid out now. Now I want to take a minute to point something out here. These balusters are actually wider one way than the other. I don't know if you can see it. It's pretty subtle. So we want to make sure that the handle is not too tight. I don't know if you can see it. It's pretty subtle. So we want to make sure we turn them to the widest point, flat. The way we can tell is when you set them down in my template, they're loose one way and snug the other. Now that you've got everything laid out, simply matter taking your bar clamps, spanning them across and cranking them down. And now's the time to make any small adjustments before we get out that welder and start welding these things up. That's just a matter of pulling down this hood. Welding these off. Now I appreciate you taking time to watch this video today. If you enjoyed it, be sure to click like and share it with all your friends. This has been Mitchell Dominguez log furniturehow2.com. We'll see you again next week.