I like what you do, the way that you do it and the way that you show it. You ask for comments, then read and evaluate them with an open mind. Chassis cab's are ten a penny and pristine paint jobs are mere cosmetics. Anyone who has followed this build couldn't give a fiddlers fart for either.
You are doing an awsome job, so much welding, so much cutting, so much corners to paint...etc. And doing it all alone is a pain in the butt. But you make it work. Kudos to you!
Like the length of these vids, and watching them as a series. Maybe when you're between big builds you could make videos showing daily operations and parts of smaller projects in the same video.
Whatever that doesn't burn you out is best. In lots of cases, TH-camrs that try the everyday video route burnout sooner than later and the quality of the video and subject matter goes downhill. They force themselves to post a video everyday even when there's really nothing interesting to post. Anyways, do what's best for you. I'm already a subscriber, so you're definitely on the right path.
Now I understand painting that contraption was about as much fun as itching powder in your undies. But, Fifteen Thousand views in a couple of days!! As much as you hated painting that headache, we the viewing public loved it!! Matty, you are at the beginning of a big following young man. Keep up the videos please.
You are a true craftsman....... and today IS another new day. A day of opportunity to show the world your creativity. Keep after it. I love your videos. So inspiring and upbeat. All the best..... Joel
These videos are so refreshing, real world jobs in real time, gremlins and all. FFS slap some hammerite on the chassis. I didn't do it on mine and left it over winter only to find that the salt had turned it to puff pastry. 2016, MOT was just a number plate light. 2017, the MOT was 11 points of terminal rust. Don't spoil the ship for a hapeth of tar. Great videos Matt.
Matt, I am impressed by the work and detail that you put into your vids; for me, everyday posts are the way to go. There are so many little things that I have learned following your site.
For me Matt, shorter vids quite often are better than long ones once a week. I like all sorts of engineering, i'm sure the every day work you do should be of interest.
Daily vids are nice and I enjoy seeing you do your "real" work, but it's entirely up to you. Don't short change yourself or your family for our sake. BTW, I did like seeing the herd of neighbors strolling down your lane. Nice to be able to work in the country.
I vote for daily updates...unless it is easier for you to edit multiple days in one sitting. I appreciate the effort you go to to give us good content.
Personally I like a longer video where possible but whatever suits what you got you going on just take us along for the ride. We know you have a life as well. Lol Keep up the good work..
I want you to keep doing exactly what you've been doing. Your work is killer. Paint has never been a friend of mine either. I would like to see the work that keeps your doors open.
I must have used a million of those cable tie sticky things and never knew about the heating up the glue trick! I'll certainly try that on my next project that uses them...
I really enjoy watching your videos. Just make them as you see fit. It doesn’t have to be everyday, but if you’re willing to make them ill watch them. Just be yourself, that’s the key ingredient. BTW, you did a superb job on the the truck bed and I look forward to whatever you put out there.
It's looking good...look'n forward to seeing it done :) In regards to video's...either way is good to me...lol...it's your show, I just like watching & learning :) I hope you have a great day, stay cool & be safe.
I suggest you make videos about whatever you like, whenever you like. I'm pretty sure we all will enjoy them. Don't go and promise to make videos of certain kind or on a certain schedule. You'll just stress yourself out like thata.
Great video, really nice to see it coming together. RE you question about videos - would be good to see the other little jobs and extra stuff too - thanks for taking the time to make these videos
Great series so far, you do a proper job! Good tip heating those tabs, I've always found them shite, will have to try a heat gun on them in the future.
Hi Matt, as a recent subscriber I really enjoy the truck series, and have watched some of your other videos incidentally. I hope you can do what you can manage. Will be tuning in nevertheless.
Longer videos showing allsorts for me! 👍 The winch needs isolating Matt,or a heavy fuse between battery and feed at least,and should be no more than 12"s from pos terminal of the battery 🤘👍🍻
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Winch-Golf-Cart-Heavy-Duty-12V-DC-200Amp-Contactor-Solenoid-Switch-Relay-/302764810040 this would be simplest and cheapest isolation,toggle switch to supply coil actuation,away you go 😁
Hi I'm watching all the way from Barbados and wishing you were my neighbor to be always over at your shop helping you do stuff. I look forward to your everyday videos and I'd like to see more detail. Like fitting the winch could have been a whole video by itself. I don't know if that's practical but we as viewers live through your fabrication challenges. I guess there is a thin line between job and TH-cam video, but I enjoy them all. To be honest I hate it when you speed through the video. I'd like the instructors train of thought when your building your stuff.
I'd say first of all do what you feel like you can do, if videos every day is a pain in the ass for you, don't do them. If you feel like videos every day works well for you do that. What I'd do is put small short project videos out fast (ie every day or every other day), and put longer projects out as compiled videos (once a week maybe?). Ultimately I say do what you feel like you can do, because if you aren't happy making the videos than you probably won't make something you want to show. It's looking good man, can't wait to see you roll a car up on it!
The best idea to fix electrical wiring is weld wire along the rails to provide a means of stable support, you can weld the wire every 200 mm leaving a bit of space between the rail and the wire so the cable tie can be inserted, or just tighten up a wire between 2 points, then wrap the cable with tape or insulation and then cable tie it all to the wire, those stick on pads will fall off, i worked as a technician and this is how i install wiring when i do work like that.
Always find your videos interesting and informative. Suggest you choose the format that works best for you - I'm sure your viewers will appreciate them any which way. PS Hope you have made a really good connection to the chassis for the negative line of the winch. When I had an Anderson socket fitted in the back of my car to run a fridge, the sparky insisted on running dedicated wires for both positive and negative connections. His justification was to minimise voltage drop and prevent problems with poor grounding eg corrosion at the connection to the chassis.
Hey buddy, don't let making content for TH-cam control you and consume so much of your time, don't get me wrong your content is brilliant and well crafted, Make content that fits around your life and your availability, just where it. I will still watch the content. We all will.
Depends on the project Matt. If it is a longer term project I think the longer, less frequent vids are appropriate. If its a shorter/smaller job then a daily upload and/or a shorter vid is good. I'm keen to see the stuff you build for your business too just to see what soft of stuff you work on. Just found your channel last week. Binged all your other vids already :) Keep up the good work-
All your vids are so interesting and informative so a video every day of whatever you are doing would be awesome. But how on earth do you have time to do the editing?? And you must also need a life!! Really appreciate everything you manage to do, this recovery truck fabrication has been superb - total credit to you.
I know what it's like, mate. I'm the same. I have an image of the finished product in mind and get really disheartened when it turns out crap. Except I'm a pretty slap-dash fabricator and have days where my welds are just shite, so imagine how I feel!
Hey dude just found your videos i have seen your cars and work in person big fan didn't know you had the youtube thing going on, Really enjoyed what ive seen so far , Like most people will say whatever works for you its your life the more the better and people like seeing into other peoples worlds is funny how this youtube game works. Great stuff keep it up Buddy :-)
Great tip on heating up the adhesive, didn't know that. That kind of stuff is why I watch your channel, I love tips and tricks.
Don't beat yourself up about the looks of the truck, fantastic series videos.
I like what you do, the way that you do it and the way that you show it.
You ask for comments, then read and evaluate them with an open mind.
Chassis cab's are ten a penny and pristine paint jobs are mere cosmetics.
Anyone who has followed this build couldn't give a fiddlers fart for either.
You are doing an awsome job, so much welding, so much cutting, so much corners to paint...etc. And doing it all alone is a pain in the butt. But you make it work. Kudos to you!
I would prefer quality over quantity.
Thanks for the effort you put in to put out these videos.
Every day please Matt. Very appreciative.. Mike
Matt your attention to detail is out standing keep up the good work Thank you for taking the time to make these video Pete M
daily videos showing whatever is happening in the shop as well as the project builds would awesome :)
Thanks for the tip on heating the adhesive. Awesome.
Enjoying your videos from Melbourne, Australia.
Like the length of these vids, and watching them as a series. Maybe when you're between big builds you could make videos showing daily operations and parts of smaller projects in the same video.
Whatever that doesn't burn you out is best. In lots of cases, TH-camrs that try the everyday video route burnout sooner than later and the quality of the video and subject matter goes downhill. They force themselves to post a video everyday even when there's really nothing interesting to post. Anyways, do what's best for you. I'm already a subscriber, so you're definitely on the right path.
100% what he says, don't let youtube consume you.
Longer video with more content every couple of days gets my vote.
Every day Mat, keep up the good work.
Now I understand painting that contraption was about as much fun as itching powder in your undies.
But, Fifteen Thousand views in a couple of days!!
As much as you hated painting that headache, we the viewing public loved it!!
Matty, you are at the beginning of a big following young man. Keep up the videos please.
Great vids. A vid every day showing whatever your doin!! Half jobs emergency jobs I wanna see the lot please.
gogglet72 I see your still searching out welding vids how's the Luton going nearly done yet ?
Really happy with your current format mate, just whatever is easiest for you.
It's getting better and better, fantastic result
I like seeing the whole process. Great vids please keep them up.
Every day sounds great as long as it is good for you Matt. take care
Quality over quantity mate. No need to force yourself to make videos everyday, in long run it serves no one.
I would like the everyday videos that update us to the different types of jobs you do for your customers and by the way keep up the good work 👍🇨🇦
Looking good matt. With the videos, it's what works for you mate, you have money to make and bills to pay, so they come first. Cheers
You are a true craftsman....... and today IS another new day. A day of opportunity to show the world your creativity. Keep after it. I love your videos. So inspiring and upbeat. All the best..... Joel
Thanks
These videos are so refreshing, real world jobs in real time, gremlins and all. FFS slap some hammerite on the chassis. I didn't do it on mine and left it over winter only to find that the salt had turned it to puff pastry. 2016, MOT was just a number plate light. 2017, the MOT was 11 points of terminal rust. Don't spoil the ship for a hapeth of tar. Great videos Matt.
Matt, I am impressed by the work and detail that you put into your vids; for me, everyday posts are the way to go. There are so many little things that I have learned following your site.
daily videos of your everyday stuff would be wicked!
For me Matt, shorter vids quite often are better than long ones once a week. I like all sorts of engineering, i'm sure the every day work you do should be of interest.
I prefer everyday updates and it would be cool to have a mix of stuff, nice to see what else you get up to in your workshop.
Urchfab, great job!
I'm addicted I need my daily dose of URCHFAB
every day things u r great at what u do pal
Daily vids are nice and I enjoy seeing you do your "real" work, but it's entirely up to you. Don't short change yourself or your family for our sake. BTW, I did like seeing the herd of neighbors strolling down your lane. Nice to be able to work in the country.
Coming along nice mate big pat on the back
I vote for daily updates...unless it is easier for you to edit multiple days in one sitting. I appreciate the effort you go to to give us good content.
your an interesting and talented dude ,well spoken and real so whatever's easiest for you to share with us ....👍👍
Daily video intake is nice😉 don't beat yourself up about the paint, you did a good job on her. Love the vids👌
Matt everyday updates would be awesome mate
Kinda like your videos just the way they are mate. I appreciate the effort you put in and the way you keep it real. You don't need to change anything.
Everyday would be great 👍🏻
20 min every other day would be great!
Personally I like a longer video where possible but whatever suits what you got you going on just take us along for the ride.
We know you have a life as well. Lol
Keep up the good work..
I'd be happy with a 15-20 min weekly update.... but whatever fits around the day job.
Every day on all jobs & projects 👌🏼
I want you to keep doing exactly what you've been doing. Your work is killer.
Paint has never been a friend of mine either.
I would like to see the work that keeps your doors open.
I must have used a million of those cable tie sticky things and never knew about the heating up the glue trick! I'll certainly try that on my next project that uses them...
Ive had some of these fall off already so I think it depends a lot on the brand.
Looks great! Well done! I'd always prefer to do it myself and not look perfect than not try.
I think what ever suits you, u have your own style of vid atm keep it up
I really enjoy watching your videos. Just make them as you see fit. It doesn’t have to be everyday, but if you’re willing to make them ill watch them. Just be yourself, that’s the key ingredient. BTW, you did a superb job on the the truck bed and I look forward to whatever you put out there.
I like a vid everyday, you’re more up my alley to watch than that Diresta guy...LOL! Great content!
It's looking good...look'n forward to seeing it done :)
In regards to video's...either way is good to me...lol...it's your show, I just like watching & learning :)
I hope you have a great day, stay cool & be safe.
every day updates aswell as other jobs everything you do seems useful in some way
Longer videos sound good over a couple days. Could always include your other work in those videos too, that would be cool to see
I suggest you make videos about whatever you like, whenever you like. I'm pretty sure we all will enjoy them. Don't go and promise to make videos of certain kind or on a certain schedule. You'll just stress yourself out like thata.
Every day videos, keep us updated
Yes to the day to day jobs in the videos, im not fussed about video length tbh.. whatever keeps you motivated cos its all entertaining
Brilliant video thank you ❤️👀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great vid as always .day to day vids would be cool .. thanks for sharing ..
Whatever you decide i will
be watching
Great job coming along nice
Everyday videos and keep up the great work
Great video, really nice to see it coming together. RE you question about videos - would be good to see the other little jobs and extra stuff too - thanks for taking the time to make these videos
Great series so far, you do a proper job! Good tip heating those tabs, I've always found them shite, will have to try a heat gun on them in the future.
I like the everyday videos
I like the vids every day even if its not a build its still interesting
I like evry day videos ..
I love the the videos. You rock dude. Your channel will flourish. Keep doing what your doing!!!!
Hi Matt, as a recent subscriber I really enjoy the truck series, and have watched some of your other videos incidentally.
I hope you can do what you can manage. Will be tuning in nevertheless.
The more details the better
Quality not quantity buddy your call 💪
Every day videos would be awesome look for new videos every evening I do even know it says made in England us Welsh still like you lol
Mate, show as much as you have time to and when you can. I'll watch either way.
Longer videos showing allsorts for me! 👍 The winch needs isolating Matt,or a heavy fuse between battery and feed at least,and should be no more than 12"s from pos terminal of the battery 🤘👍🍻
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Winch-Golf-Cart-Heavy-Duty-12V-DC-200Amp-Contactor-Solenoid-Switch-Relay-/302764810040 this would be simplest and cheapest isolation,toggle switch to supply coil actuation,away you go 😁
Il get one of those. Cheers
Hi I'm watching all the way from Barbados and wishing you were my neighbor to be always over at your shop helping you do stuff. I look forward to your everyday videos and I'd like to see more detail. Like fitting the winch could have been a whole video by itself. I don't know if that's practical but we as viewers live through your fabrication challenges. I guess there is a thin line between job and TH-cam video, but I enjoy them all. To be honest I hate it when you speed through the video. I'd like the instructors train of thought when your building your stuff.
Il keep that in mind, I've been trying to keep them short as I think people will get bored of seeing the same bit for too long. Cheers
Great build, keep them coming! Short or long.
Need fit isolator switch mate for winch to turn main feed on and off
Jason Lowley yes good idea
Loving this truck build Personally I like the day to day videos. keep up the good work 👍
20 minute videos 👍
Loving the vids Matt. I, personally like the daily vids. Keep up the good work :)
I'd say first of all do what you feel like you can do, if videos every day is a pain in the ass for you, don't do them. If you feel like videos every day works well for you do that. What I'd do is put small short project videos out fast (ie every day or every other day), and put longer projects out as compiled videos (once a week maybe?).
Ultimately I say do what you feel like you can do, because if you aren't happy making the videos than you probably won't make something you want to show.
It's looking good man, can't wait to see you roll a car up on it!
And also love videos and when your putting your ramps on truck make sure there locked secure as there constantly stolen up here in north east
Everyday life of what you do work wise
Tidy job mate watched it from 1st vid interesting I'm having a tipper done now wish I new how to do it myself
The best idea to fix electrical wiring is weld wire along the rails to provide a means of stable support, you can weld the wire every 200 mm leaving a bit of space between the rail and the wire so the cable tie can be inserted, or just tighten up a wire between 2 points, then wrap the cable with tape or insulation and then cable tie it all to the wire, those stick on pads will fall off, i worked as a technician and this is how i install wiring when i do work like that.
Everyday vids with all thats going on would be great fella !
Dude, your content is great. Just carry on. If you get chance to do more then great, if not what you are doing is also great.
Every day what ever u on with
i deffo want to see everything mate, your skills r great and am interested to watch ur channel grow big man , Great content
Couple days work and a video would be great. Truck is lookin good. Hope you show your first haul with the truck!
Daily vids fab related stuff
Always find your videos interesting and informative. Suggest you choose the format that works best for you - I'm sure your viewers will appreciate them any which way.
PS Hope you have made a really good connection to the chassis for the negative line of the winch. When I had an Anderson socket fitted in the back of my car to run a fridge, the sparky insisted on running dedicated wires for both positive and negative connections. His justification was to minimise voltage drop and prevent problems with poor grounding eg corrosion at the connection to the chassis.
Cheers, yeh she good!
Hey buddy, don't let making content for TH-cam control you and consume so much of your time, don't get me wrong your content is brilliant and well crafted,
Make content that fits around your life and your availability, just where it. I will still watch the content. We all will.
Depends on the project Matt. If it is a longer term project I think the longer, less frequent vids are appropriate. If its a shorter/smaller job then a daily upload and/or a shorter vid is good. I'm keen to see the stuff you build for your business too just to see what soft of stuff you work on. Just found your channel last week. Binged all your other vids already :) Keep up the good work-
All your vids are so interesting and informative so a video every day of whatever you are doing would be awesome. But how on earth do you have time to do the editing?? And you must also need a life!! Really appreciate everything you manage to do, this recovery truck fabrication has been superb - total credit to you.
Daily updates 👌
Good tip heating the cable tie pads. Have you seen the push in cable ties? Means drilling holes tho.
Could do builds 3 days a week and 2 other videos of what ever takes your fancy a week
Yeah . Everyday updates are a great idea . I say do what ever you feel I’m sure we will continue to watch !
I know what it's like, mate. I'm the same. I have an image of the finished product in mind and get really disheartened when it turns out crap. Except I'm a pretty slap-dash fabricator and have days where my welds are just shite, so imagine how I feel!
Hey dude just found your videos i have seen your cars and work in person big fan didn't know you had the youtube thing going on,
Really enjoyed what ive seen so far , Like most people will say whatever works for you its your life the more the better and people like seeing into other peoples worlds is funny how this youtube game works. Great stuff keep it up Buddy :-)
Cheers Bud
Everyday vid of what ever your doing