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Making the Ranalah Signposts (with Honest Jon)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2022
- In the previous video, I began sign painting the new Ranalah wheeling machines ready for their outing at Goodwood Revival. This week, I'm attempting to make the metal signs and fabricate the brackets that will be hanging on them at the event.
Goodwood revival is one of the largest classic and historic car racing and show events in the country, the revive and thrive area is a celebration of heritage crafts and skills with demonstrations from master craftspeople.
The signs I have made are made on the very first of the new Ranalah english wheeling machines I have spent over a year working on restoring and remaking and engineering the machine.
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Edited by Dan Cross: / djcross87
Honest John was just there to provide manual labour😊😊😊😊😊😊,but seriously the amount of work that is put into doing this is just amazing, especially given the time constraint
Just come across this ues i know bit late but i absolutely love the laugh you have with jon
You’ve got the patience of a Saint 👌🏻
I will echo what has already been said…..Use Ear Protection…..I now have two hearing aids! The small ‘spaceships’ are looking great. You are a busy man Dom. Looking forward to yr next video.
Amazing work Dom, so great that you've revived the Ranalah in such a great way!
Top notch fella...👍🏴
Another great job Dom.
Brilliant concept and execution !
I really like the signs, they look great and throw you back to memories of the past…
Dom, for transferring the paper image onto metal (or almost any other surface for that matter) I have found over the years that using old fashioned carbon tracing works really well. It will wash/polish off easily afterwards.
Lovely video, Dom is such a role model for ingenuity, positivity, creativity and downright hardwork. Many, many thanks Dom.
I’m retired now but I used to be a sheet metal worker and I can appreciate how awkward and fiddly trying to make those discs. Well done
Looking great, we'll done
They are looking great and you're obviously having a great time with all of this, but one thing I take away from it is the pressure without any relief you are under.
Brilliant Dom!
If I hadn't seen you painting these letters freehand, I wouldn't believe it ccould be done this way. Unbelievable cool!!
Loving the Ranalah video's Dom, I've binge watched them all to catch up. Now trying to get through the rest. You remind me of Adam Savage from Mythbusters who incidentally just mentioned the Repair Shop on one of his latest uploaded videos. Wouldn't that be fun, Adam Savage from Mythbusters meets Dom and the gang from the Repair Shop!!
can't wait to see these in person
Nothing like having a dead line to concentrate the mind....... Well done Dom 👌👊👏
Dom, your skill set is of the chart, wished I lived locally, so I could come and learn something.
Amazing Dom
As usual the only word is brilliant. You are a man of vision and I admire how you forge ahead to the imagined result. Thank you, take care and peace out
Great video as always Dom! I'm on holiday in South Yorkshire and just visited a place called Wortley top forge, it's well worth a visit if you're ever in the area you would love it! Loads of old industrial machinery powered by overhead shafts, and the old water powered forge very knowledgeable staff who gave us a guided tour!
Thank you.
Man, there’s A LOT of (highly skilled) work gone into these!!!
Who knew a Ranalah could be such a beautiful art installation. 🎨 well-done Dominic
So wonderful Dom, a thing of beauty indeed. Thank you.
I love watching you sign writing. Its a beautiful skill and you make it look so easy, even though I'm fully aware of how incredibly difficult it is to turn out a job of that quality.
Use hearing protection. Please!! Trust me - you’ll be sorry in 30 years time. I am.
I concur! Pardon?
Sorry, what?
Actually, it’s the constant ringing that drives me to insanity. Worked in a wood shop from the 80’s before hearing protection was a thing. 😔
Very true!. Hearing aids are not all they are cracked up to be..Great work Dom.
Awesome !!!
Dom you need some "Cleco" pins to hold your drilled parts together while you rivet.
So impressed by what you do... not by just the quality of your work, but by the breadth of disciplines you manage to master. Love it Dom, really love it. Thanks. Les
Thank you, really appreciate the positive comment
I'll be at goodwood on saturday ,so hope to bump into you and say hello.
Just a thought. Have you ever considered Cleco temporary fasteners/rivets? Might be useful for assembly-type work.
Congratulations, looking forward to seeing them.
Amazing! Great to see the Ranalah actually being used. I think the signs look fantastic. I hope you intend to sell them after the event. They would look great hanging on a wall in a store or a gym near the water cooler 😀
Fantastic, well done Dom!
A gem of a video Dom and the finished products look sensational!
They all look awesome Dom, amazing work, fabulous content again.
Great job Dom they all look special.
Thank You...looking good...your excitement for this project is contagious...maybe more people will catch it...
Love your videos and TRS and the results are always impressive. Obviously this was shot a week ago and in light of the recent event and State Funeral on the 19th, I do hope that Revival still happening? Fingers crossed for you 🤞🤞🤞
Good idea to use the D-section around the edge, think a pnematic riveter should be on the shopping list🙂
you can get cordless ones now.
@@colinartus1897 even better! Less noise.
Pop riveter hand is no laughing matter!
Always amazed where you get the time to do so much………and video it all at the same time! Impressive and highly skilled too!
Wow! Wow! Wow! The mount of effort, talent and skill is impressive. Down to the last detail. A fascinating process to watch AND learn, thanks to you and your team, including Wendy 🐶.
They look amazing Dom
Fantastic. You have mastered so many skills.
Hi Dom, I Love it when a plan comes together, (don't forget to stop for a cuppa, stay safe All the best Brian 😃
Plenty of coffee don’t worry!!
That English Wheel is awesome.... Great channel your channel is an inspiration to the rest of us rookie TH-camrs..... awesome videos..
Great stuff Dom you make it look so easy
Thank you, I wish that was true! Haha
Brilliant Dom well done 😀
Thank you!
I loved the content Dom! Well done and thank you. 🙂
It’s coming along fine Dom.👍👍
Nice video again!
We where visiting Beaulieu for 2 days. Massive show! We are going to Goodwood on the Friday. All other tickets are sold out.. I hope to see the Ranalas 'live'....
looking really good. nicely done!
Hello Dom. Well i have to say you do set yourself some tasks but they do look amazing.
So have to say good luck at the show i thin people will be so impressed. Take care
Great sign writing. I don't envy all that riveting.
Nice job Dom, as always. 👍
What a hell of a lot of work - well done - still like the RAF one the best.
Honest Jon, tells it like it is.
Great work on these Dom! The custom paint jobs are great. If I could afford one and the custom paint jobs were offered I would be hard pressed to decide between RAF and the '60's one. 👍
Hi Dom .....looking good 👍. See you there....will look out for you. Did spot you last year at the Revival......going the other way in the tunnel so did not get the chance to say hi. Keep up the good work...loving the channel.
Say hi this time if you see me! Thank you
Great job Dom, nice to see honest John helping you- Sadly I won't be going to Goodwood as I've only just got back from visiting the Wealds and Downsland Museum and TRS this weekend 👌😊
Your wheel was featured in the closing credits at the members meeting.....
Dude they look awesome, Ranalah frames are fantastic, I wonder if you could sell them with those paint jobs, as one offs ........The space ships are very cool and well worth the fuss
Awesome vid. as usual.
Wow Dom, works of art
Hope they travel ok 😳🤞
Fantastic
awesome! like it a lot.
... WANT ONE!!! ...
Try to use copy paper that was used in typewriters to produce copies of what you write. Also a steel needle with round tip might work better than the pen?
God bless you Dom, ur always chasing ur tail, maybe an apprentice would be beneficial?
Love the lining Dom! Great skill.
Tried carbon paper to transfer through to the Ali?
I know its your stock-in-trade, but that signwriting job would have me running a mile, screaming all the way. Extremely well done Dom, I am very impressed. The stories I could tell of needing a pro signwriter during my graphic design days, well....
And I noticed, only background music [no dialogue] when you were both on the rolling machine - is that because John might have offered to give you a 'male-appendage-extension' with a quick turn of the lever...?
Hi Dom, Was watching Channel 5 last night, million pound motorhomes tv show and spotted a Ranalah in the background of some guys creating and "airstream" landrover camper ! they had done a brilliant job ! Do you know Duckworth Overland, you should interview them on here.
Quality Dom , can I ask what paint and paint brushes are you using ?
I used to use one of those nibblers to make mild steel flanges. I did hundreds of them lol.
Signs look really good Dom’, and showcase well what can be done with the wheels. A shame I live in NZ - freight for a Ranalah would be horrific!?
Hi Dom, just watched make it extreme altering a Ranalah look a like wheel adjuster and thought of you. Have you got a spare one for me and how much 🤠
Thanks great video. If I could have a Ranalah it would have to be RAF style :)
Laser printer and acetone, that'll give you a line to follow.... Edit: ... not that you needed it! Nicely done.
Often if I'm routing a circle I will double sided tape/glue gun a piece of scrap in middle for the centre point to run on. That would work on your nibbler too and stop the centre point damaging the aluminum 👍
Beware nibbler shavings and dog paws don’t mix, the voice of experience.
nice hub caps
Nibbler is a fun tool but you could have had those CNC'd, already with clean edges, no centre mark to fill and ready to use. Then I'm biased 😉 You also need an air rivet gun or at he least a drill attachment riveter, it's so much easier.
To transfer the design - what about a small projector (some phones can do this) then a fine permanant pen to do the edge lines ?
LOL, think I might have gone for vinyl masks - at least you can fill it in by hand and make it look 'right' 🙂 Don't chastise me for my comment - you _are_ using a printout after all 🙂 Really nice and original job 'though - have to say the blue one is my favourite !
They look excellent Dom, a great job and nice to see John again. There is a visitor from Canada (I think) who has a You Tube channel “Richard Michael Owen” he and his father restore beautiful E Types and old XK’s plus other classic cars. He is coming to Goodwood next week and I think you would enjoy meeting. I guess you can send him a message via his channel? I hope Beaulieu was fun and enjoy Goodwood. Kind regards, Richard.
Hi Dom, On Sunday 11th Sept on Channel 5 at 8pm I watched "Millionaire Motorhomes". One chap was converting a Land Rover into a Motor home. It showed him working on the shell which was rather like an 'Airstream' in that it was made from formed aluminium sheet. It showed him forming part of the body on a bright orange "Ranalah". Can this possibly be one of yours?? Best Wishes, keep up the good work, great vlogs !!!
Brilliant! Great work! Have you tried using chalk markers (liquid chalk)?
Great stuff again Dom but how the hell do keep going? 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is testing me!! Haha
Hi Dom,
For transfer of pattern...maybe carbon paper would work?
Lasercutter? The curve would be something to think about though.
They look stunning. I take you are going to have to burn the paint off to build them in finished machines.
On the previous video he said they would be shot-blasted again. (That is, assuming he isn't persuaded to sell them as-is!)
👍👍😎👍👍
Warning!!! do not watch the first two minutes of this video if you suffer from motion sickness
Did you try carbon paper to transfer the image onto the aluminium
Maybe Carbon Paper would have worked
How to transfer a pattern to a curved aluminium surface... hectograph carbon paper? Give it a try, let us know how you get on.
what paint did you use ?