Decided I needed a stronger door for my workshop, so went on the path to build my own.
Material list:
Frame/Jamb: 5x3x1/4 Angle and 3x1 11 Gauge Rectangular Tube
Door Swing: 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 11 Gauge Square Tube
After purchasing some steel and welding and cutting help from a friend, this is where we stand now:
Ready to tack weld, checkfor sqaureness again, then run full beads
Angle iron welded up, hinges tack weleded on to test the door swing
Door Jamb - 11 Gauge rectangular tube. Used a step drill to make the holes large enough to fit a socket for anchor bolts, 1.125 hole
Weld Close Up
Backside of Door Jamb (tack welds)
Exterior and Interior Door Frame (the middle was bowing in about 5/16, so used the spreader for now. Anchor bolts will self correct in doorway)
Material list:
Frame/Jamb: 5x3x1/4 Angle and 3x1 11 Gauge Rectangular Tube
Door Swing: 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 11 Gauge Square Tube
After purchasing some steel and welding and cutting help from a friend, this is where we stand now:

Ready to tack weld, checkfor sqaureness again, then run full beads

Angle iron welded up, hinges tack weleded on to test the door swing

Door Jamb - 11 Gauge rectangular tube. Used a step drill to make the holes large enough to fit a socket for anchor bolts, 1.125 hole

Weld Close Up

Backside of Door Jamb (tack welds)

Exterior and Interior Door Frame (the middle was bowing in about 5/16, so used the spreader for now. Anchor bolts will self correct in doorway)
