Everyone's gushing over the drone jump shot and rightly so, but it's the welding POV's that really stood out to me. Wouldn't mind seeing lots more of those!
Y'all are my favorite fabrication/hooning channel on YT. Ethan's lack of self preservation coupled with his fabrication/design skills is top tier. Extremely entertaining to say the least. Then add Edwin's editing and drone piloting skills. Chef's kiss. With how he keeps sending this Humvee. I hope y'all plan to beef up the tie rod situation. Would hate to see this project pigeon toe off a table top jump. I agree on the Alaska road trip once the project is finished. Maybe a Rubicon trail challenge as well......
I think supercharger for the torque and somewhat simpler build process. I think you could make entirely sufficient power without having to mess with hot and cold side piping and oil feed lines for turbos, and all that nonsense. Tuning should be a bit easier as well. Boost control done by pulley instead of fiddling with wastegates and such.
I just wanna shoutout a big appreciation for this channel being true to itself. I like that there aren't weird masculine moments, weird patriot nonsense, and just in general that whole "I make things so I gotta be loud/proud/obnoxious" mentality that a lot of building channels have. Grind Hard is like chilling with my friends while we build cool stuff.
@@EdwinOlding not that bad. But at a minimum. He should install low profile mechanical suspensions at the base of the seat. They typically are used for tractors. But continuous vibration to the spine is bad. He needs to reduce as much as possible. Most of us truck drivers dont get good suspension in the trucks. I have had far worse than him. With an air suspension seat. Dont ask me where. I nicknamed it demon road. Extreme Percent grade short hills. Typically about 10 in a row. You charge at the bottom. Cause it feels like a boat going over a wave. All you see is hood and sky. Very fun and dangerous. 180 point double Pretrip is required.
Yeah, I saw that on tiktok and tagged grindhard a couple times, but we really need to see Grindhard launch some old unused shtt in the 4th of july launch!!!
Everything you do is amazing and entertaining, but the video work, the b-roll, drone shots, slow-mo and slider/panning time-lapse shots are next level and make this very enjoyable for a photographer to watch :)
Since I started my military career as one of those dumb privates who worked on HMMWVs, I really appreciate how much you also ragged on their design choices. 🤣 The nice thing about working on them is everything is accessible, but that's probably the only nice thing about working on them. lmao Almost everyone in the Army hates them, but if they can be modified into fun toys, I'm all for it.
The stock springs are so big because they are a 2 1/4 ton rated truck. Please Crack the geared hibs open and check the nuts that hold the output stub shaft in place. There are 2 different designs but they are both known for letting go, resulting in a tire departing the vehicle with the stub attached. I've personally been in 2 in 9 years of Marine Corps service. Love the channel, I always look forward to what's next.
A Humvee nose dive directly into everything you just built says it all. I can appreciate you continuing to challenge yourself to make things. Sometimes it’s not worth it but when it is and satisfies that itch why not!!
I'm 27, I've been watching you guys for a couple years now and just recently bit the bullet and bought a mig welder, your content has inspired me to build!
Just superb camera and editing work. I actually really like Ethans selfie cam work, the panning time lapses are on point. I'd watch hours of welding cam footage, but the drone work.....wow, lucky or not, that was the coolest thing, thank you Gentlemen. Oh, nice Hummer to!
I just want you to know I’m a disabled vet injured in Iraq from an ied. You’re building my dream. Please enjoy it! I wish the government gave me more money so I could have toys like this.
More welding POV's, please! Jumping the drone.....yup. Premium! Shock tower brace design/fab....extremely satisfying. You guys are killing it with this build....every time I see a new PlumVee video, the adrenaline hits hard!
Merch idea! You could take all of those hexagons (50 cent piece size) you cut out of everything, stamp or press your logo onto one side, think of something different for the other side.. then sell them as tokens or even challenge coins (easy to look up challenge coins if you’re unfamiliar). You could even give away (quarter size) “Premium edition” ones at the events you attend, with code phrases you provide in your video content.
@@achilleaustin nah, the “hole” will stay in whatever bracket or whatnot is being attached to the project. Oh! I get what you’re saying.. I didn’t think of that.
Have you guys ever considered doing cerakote for some of your larger parts? You can build a simple oven out of some rigid foam to whatever size you need and curing temps are much lower than powder coat (as low as 150F). You can just use a heat gun for the heat source. I use this method for larger bike parts like frames and swing arms mostly. Then you don’t need to worry about buying a gigantic oven and don’t have to outsource for coating big parts! Aaron Colton has a lot of cool videos using this method. Love the work you guys do 🤙🏼
we already saw the trip where everything went wrong. We should just focus on the great footage, the wild builds people have out there, the trails, and incredible scenery
It is so surprising that you guys were able to lose that much weight just by changing out stuff and making custom stuff this humvee is an absolute beef cake I love this build. I do think a camper would look super cool with this truck the ultimate off-road overland machine.
Would it be a stretch to have part of a future episode when the Humvee is done to have an actual Army Humvee mechanic to be shown all the mods and take a test drive? That would be some great bonus content!
Yes, the spring does carry the weight of the vehicle but that’s also the max force it sees (at full compression). The shock attachment sees higher dynamic loads as it needs to slow down the spring during extension (so thats the spring force) and slow down the vehicle during compression (mass times (de)acceleration)
Also, they're built literally for war so no shit everything is gunna be hilariously over built as a safety measure. I know if I had people shooting rockets at me the last thing I'd want is underbuilt suspension and drivetrain components lol.
If you want to bake large pieces after you powercoat them, you can use an infrared (electric or propane) heater and bake them a little segment at a time. Works in a pinch.
On your trip to Alaska, you can search for some ultra rare JDM Honda parts that were ejected from my Del Sol SIR when I rolled her in the Yukon! I'll draw you a treasure map! LOL
Huge fan of the channel, Ethan is a pro at fab and welding, it’s a joy to watch. Also second the dude that said need to finally put siding on the house!
regarding 1in shock bolt: the shocks hold the suspension in droop; if the vehicle catches air it needs to hold the force of the (uncompressed) spring + all the force of max damping.
Great job on the video folks! Thanks for making it. Camera work during the milling (25:39) was fantastic with all those extreme close-ups, and that drone shot in between the wheels is sick.
Ethan, Edwin, thanks for another enjoyable episode. I wish upon you very large advertising paychecks. And watching the fur changes on the native Ethan as the cold winter approaches is one of nature’s greatest spectacles.
I do my powdercoat curing with a 1kw electric lamp heater - put the part on a piece of welding wire hanging in front of it. I move larger parts around in front of it and cure it in sections - Worth investigating for your bigger pieces
Stoked on this build! Had to comment on 2 things 9:23 Classical Music with piano was perfect for these lapses. 9:40 "in a TURN of eVENTS, that sounded FAN-tastic" That sentence is pure gold
I am a quadriplegic and to watch your channel keeps my mind going! I’m trying to get hands back to fab again! Keep up the awesome work! Amazing content!
The spring rate for those HMMWVs are that heavy because of the design standards for use. One of those standards is being dragged out of the back of an aircraft in flight and then fall to the earth under parachutes. Sure, they're strapped, blocked, and chocked to an Air Force cargo pallet, but those things don't have any suspension or shock mitigation.
21:43 Dude.... to think that you guys have built dozens of machines over the years without ever buying a new sheet of aluminum is wild. I do kind of miss the old street sign gas tanks, though 😂
Seeing you friends succeed and create over and over is so amazing. There are so many toxic people in major cities. Growing up in Chicago, most of my friends were against me. Secretly sabotaging my every effort to succeed and help my community. I have even been robbed by family, when trying to move forward. Keep moving forward.
The music was very satisfying on this one. I like when you add stuff in stuff like the classical piano stuff. It just works. And no other creator makes your music or anything like it. So it’s refreshing.
I look forward to seeing every video you do on these things. By far the coolest thing on TH-cam right now. I saw one video where they cut off the side skirts some for added clearance offroad, I hope you do something along those lines too 🎉👍
Ahhhh Saturday morning Gring Hard video.. I have found my Zen. Your workmanship is Artisan level my man, you are now officially my favourite engineer who can also remove a blocked poo to boot. Would happily watch 4 hours of this and please move to my town in Australia. Thankyou too much.
Absolutely everytime guys!!! What a wicked episode :) I'm looking forward to the rear suspension one! I am also a fabricator myself, and i get excited whenever i see you guys drop another episode. Biggest of ups Grind Hard Plumbing Co. From a New Zealand Fan.
The cinematography in this entire video was amazing. I was sitting her like, "Damn, these are some really awesome slowmo closeups on stuff, they really stepped up their filming game" then ya'll had to go and jump a drone with a humvee. Also a roadtrip to Alaska episode(s) sounds incredible to watch.
This is a comment to say how much I like this episode because I'm too poor to give. Ed is the hero I was in my 20s but with less fear and better circulation.
Watching Ethan's fabrication brain kick in is such a satisfying part of the videos. That extra time and little change on the mill completely changes the part and overall look. 👌🏽
Been wanting to LS swap an Humvee for years! My first LS swap was in 2005. All the Humvees that I've found never seemed to get finished. Was very curious as to why.. and now we know. Power and ride is peas and carrots. Thanks for bringing us along!
Put a cover over that receptacle behind the lathe. Eventually you will flip a chip in there. This is my first ever safety comment on a video ,may go check out the OSHA forum later....🤓
You guys need a water truck to shower the roads before testing. Less dirt in air filters and also more accurate testing with a more solid material on ground.
Damn wasnt expecting the Welding Cam. As an F1 Fan this is awesome. Keep it up with the quality of not only the content but also the cam and editing work because this is great.
I don’t think people understand the amount of work and skill it takes to reach the level of drone/video/editing this Ethen has. Don’t know if he’s the only one doing it. Very impressive and one of the reasons I like this channel.
The reason why the Humvee seems overbuilt, is because there's a difference between "this will support the vehicle" and "this will continue to support the vehicle after something uncomfortable close goes boom."
Everyone's gushing over the drone jump shot and rightly so, but it's the welding POV's that really stood out to me. Wouldn't mind seeing lots more of those!
more to come
I as looking for another comment appreciating that also 😂
18:48 I'd watch more of that!
@@SentandBentClips You should get a filter for your cameras so you can film closeups and see the arc on the welders and the arc droid
Yes we need more
Dude, an Alaska trip in the Humvee would be an awesome series. Hope to see it in the future!
pls do it @EdwinOlding @GrindHardPlumbingCo
That would be a fitting challenge for this machine
Alaska would love to have y'all, I just asked everyone up here and we all said come'on!
@@f.lyondewall9705I believe it!!
The drone jump shot. Wow. Droneshots where amazing in this one.
that shot should make it in the intro
That was cool!
were*
just went to the comments to say this, BANGER shots dude
Holy cow! Came here to say this.
Y'all are my favorite fabrication/hooning channel on YT. Ethan's lack of self preservation coupled with his fabrication/design skills is top tier. Extremely entertaining to say the least. Then add Edwin's editing and drone piloting skills. Chef's kiss. With how he keeps sending this Humvee. I hope y'all plan to beef up the tie rod situation. Would hate to see this project pigeon toe off a table top jump. I agree on the Alaska road trip once the project is finished. Maybe a Rubicon trail challenge as well......
Looking forward to boosting this LS 🤟 Would you guys rather see a turbo or supercharger?
Supercharger, go for it!😎
Looking forward to Turbocharging my lawn mower with a stage 2
You know we all want to see both. Take inspiration from Crazy Carls Turbo system for the 12V. We believe in you!
Supercharger, all the torque🔥🔥🔥
I think supercharger for the torque and somewhat simpler build process. I think you could make entirely sufficient power without having to mess with hot and cold side piping and oil feed lines for turbos, and all that nonsense. Tuning should be a bit easier as well. Boost control done by pulley instead of fiddling with wastegates and such.
12:08
Has anyone pointed out the irony of things from the wall of destruction falling to create more destruction?
You can't write that kind of poetry.
🤣🤣
@@UncleChester you know hadn’t even thought of that until now that is hilarious
I'm a simple man, I see a Grind hard and I go n Turbo my Lawn mower.
HA
I'm pretty sure that if you put a turbo on a lawn mower, you can cut down a whole tree
bro looks like a kidnapper
Hey yeah!
Cutting grass with efficiency!
I just wanna shoutout a big appreciation for this channel being true to itself. I like that there aren't weird masculine moments, weird patriot nonsense, and just in general that whole "I make things so I gotta be loud/proud/obnoxious" mentality that a lot of building channels have. Grind Hard is like chilling with my friends while we build cool stuff.
Absolutely agree, these guys haven't changed their personalities in 7 years, despite their channel scaling so much.
Yep. Finally got around to subscribing. This is the vibe I like.
That is the perfect explanation of this channel.
Masculinity and patriotism are not bad things. Some people are just obnoxious and some people aren't.
you real for this
Ethan’s last jump genuinely scared me! You would think I’d be used to it by now but that is just crazy.
How did you see the whole video in one minute? 😂
@@Luca-gn3mp almost like he had seen it before the video came out somehow
@@BunzJacksonPatreons...smh
Tell Ethan to add some hydraulic bump stops. If those shocks bottom out it'll be a bad day.
@@EdwinOlding not that bad. But at a minimum. He should install low profile mechanical suspensions at the base of the seat. They typically are used for tractors. But continuous vibration to the spine is bad. He needs to reduce as much as possible. Most of us truck drivers dont get good suspension in the trucks. I have had far worse than him. With an air suspension seat. Dont ask me where. I nicknamed it demon road. Extreme Percent grade short hills. Typically about 10 in a row. You charge at the bottom. Cause it feels like a boat going over a wave. All you see is hood and sky. Very fun and dangerous. 180 point double Pretrip is required.
Build the camper and do the Alaska trip, guys. Do it in time to arrive there for next Fourth of July Car Launch! You WON'T REGRET IT!
Yeah, I saw that on tiktok and tagged grindhard a couple times, but we really need to see Grindhard launch some old unused shtt in the 4th of july launch!!!
32:50
Im sorry you did WHAT?! That was an amazing shot and a ballsy move! Shots like that are the kinds of things we come here for! 🤯
Every time Ethan has an existential crisis over some ridiculous part, module, or Humvee weirdness is pure poetry and I'm here for it.
34:40 "I wonder if he is gonna come back and jump it harder"
Edwin "he will" 😂😂😂
100% haha. That is Ethan's personality in a nutshell haha.
Everything you do is amazing and entertaining, but the video work, the b-roll, drone shots, slow-mo and slider/panning time-lapse shots are next level and make this very enjoyable for a photographer to watch :)
Thanks man! Means a lot!
In a "turn" of events, that's "fan"tastic! I got the joke, it didn't go unnoticed. 😂
the amount of design and thought on each part they go into these is just.... ugh that why i love this channel!!!
Every episode to do with the Humvees has been gold
Since I started my military career as one of those dumb privates who worked on HMMWVs, I really appreciate how much you also ragged on their design choices. 🤣 The nice thing about working on them is everything is accessible, but that's probably the only nice thing about working on them. lmao Almost everyone in the Army hates them, but if they can be modified into fun toys, I'm all for it.
The stock springs are so big because they are a 2 1/4 ton rated truck.
Please Crack the geared hibs open and check the nuts that hold the output stub shaft in place. There are 2 different designs but they are both known for letting go, resulting in a tire departing the vehicle with the stub attached. I've personally been in 2 in 9 years of Marine Corps service.
Love the channel, I always look forward to what's next.
15:34 "I Love Men Soo Much!! Weiners!!! " 😆😆 That part was crazy!
Such a sick build, but we need an episode of Grind Hard putting siding on Ethan's house!
North! To Alaska! -sing along if you know the words. All the best and thanks for having us all along for the adventure.
A Humvee nose dive directly into everything you just built says it all. I can appreciate you continuing to challenge yourself to make things. Sometimes it’s not worth it but when it is and satisfies that itch why not!!
I'm 27, I've been watching you guys for a couple years now and just recently bit the bullet and bought a mig welder, your content has inspired me to build!
That notcher casually munching through 15mm /20mm steel like its nothing 👌
Just superb camera and editing work. I actually really like Ethans selfie cam work, the panning time lapses are on point. I'd watch hours of welding cam footage, but the drone work.....wow, lucky or not, that was the coolest thing, thank you Gentlemen. Oh, nice Hummer to!
I just want you to know I’m a disabled vet injured in Iraq from an ied. You’re building my dream. Please enjoy it! I wish the government gave me more money so I could have toys like this.
That jump over the drone was insane!
More welding POV's, please! Jumping the drone.....yup. Premium! Shock tower brace design/fab....extremely satisfying. You guys are killing it with this build....every time I see a new PlumVee video, the adrenaline hits hard!
13:30 man, from back at sub 100k subs to now, you guys have come ahead decades from where yea all started
Those old springs were for when it had armor and a payload (~10-15k lbs gvw).
Very cool video and can't wait to see more!
Merch idea! You could take all of those hexagons (50 cent piece size) you cut out of everything, stamp or press your logo onto one side, think of something different for the other side.. then sell them as tokens or even challenge coins (easy to look up challenge coins if you’re unfamiliar). You could even give away (quarter size) “Premium edition” ones at the events you attend, with code phrases you provide in your video content.
Tokens of Lightening -1.
@@lesgobrandon9826 touché!!
They’ll all have a start hole in them though
@@achilleaustin nah, the “hole” will stay in whatever bracket or whatnot is being attached to the project. Oh! I get what you’re saying.. I didn’t think of that.
Have you guys ever considered doing cerakote for some of your larger parts? You can build a simple oven out of some rigid foam to whatever size you need and curing temps are much lower than powder coat (as low as 150F). You can just use a heat gun for the heat source. I use this method for larger bike parts like frames and swing arms mostly. Then you don’t need to worry about buying a gigantic oven and don’t have to outsource for coating big parts! Aaron Colton has a lot of cool videos using this method. Love the work you guys do 🤙🏼
Alaska trip with the humvee sound like something i would 100% watch. Keep up the contente!!
we already saw the trip where everything went wrong. We should just focus on the great footage, the wild builds people have out there, the trails, and incredible scenery
22:47 I can't believe Einstein is already as big as Bjorn and Frederick! Seems like just yesterday he was being introduced on the channel.
It is so surprising that you guys were able to lose that much weight just by changing out stuff and making custom stuff this humvee is an absolute beef cake I love this build. I do think a camper would look super cool with this truck the ultimate off-road overland machine.
Would it be a stretch to have part of a future episode when the Humvee is done to have an actual Army Humvee mechanic to be shown all the mods and take a test drive? That would be some great bonus content!
😂 thats just cruel.... be like see this? This is what you COULD have had... instead of that rock with a steering wheel over there
If I asked my wife to pick a sheet of metal and welding Gas she would laugh in my face
no that jump shot deserves a thumbs up very dope
Yes, the spring does carry the weight of the vehicle but that’s also the max force it sees (at full compression). The shock attachment sees higher dynamic loads as it needs to slow down the spring during extension (so thats the spring force) and slow down the vehicle during compression (mass times (de)acceleration)
Also, they're built literally for war so no shit everything is gunna be hilariously over built as a safety measure. I know if I had people shooting rockets at me the last thing I'd want is underbuilt suspension and drivetrain components lol.
And when it hits the bumbstops, it carries all the weight.
Wow! Those videos are real quality! Nice work not just the fabrication and mechanical stuff but also camera work and editing! Keep up the good work!
9:22 Loving that music choice 🎶
If you want to bake large pieces after you powercoat them, you can use an infrared (electric or propane) heater and bake them a little segment at a time. Works in a pinch.
On your trip to Alaska, you can search for some ultra rare JDM Honda parts that were ejected from my Del Sol SIR when I rolled her in the Yukon! I'll draw you a treasure map! LOL
Huge fan of the channel, Ethan is a pro at fab and welding, it’s a joy to watch. Also second the dude that said need to finally put siding on the house!
34:26 -ish... Wow, ... Got more "air" in a 70's Caprice with a proud Christmas tree plugging the roof's sledge hammer port!🤣
A grinder guard makes a perfect grinder holder. Just cut the mounts off and weld to a 1x flat bar.
That drone shot was so sick 32:53
You guys should call the metal break "Bendy".. oh and get him some googly eyes 😂😂
I spent 6 years in the Seabees working on those pos humvees, so stoked to see someone finally make one cool!
Heck yeah! Meet in greeting in Alaska! You have to hit the Denali highway or head up to dead horse. And stop by Wasilla for a beer.
regarding 1in shock bolt: the shocks hold the suspension in droop; if the vehicle catches air it needs to hold the force of the (uncompressed) spring + all the force of max damping.
I absolutely LOVE the welding POV shot need more of them
Great job on the video folks! Thanks for making it. Camera work during the milling (25:39) was fantastic with all those extreme close-ups, and that drone shot in between the wheels is sick.
32:52 that shot is SICK
Those suspension mounts are AMAZING, so is the suspension! Ethans is a MASTER welder.
Ethan, Edwin, thanks for another enjoyable episode. I wish upon you very large advertising paychecks. And watching the fur changes on the native Ethan as the cold winter approaches is one of nature’s greatest spectacles.
Ethans fabrication skills are ALWAYS satisfying and NEVER fail to impress! His welds are things of beauty. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
I do my powdercoat curing with a 1kw electric lamp heater - put the part on a piece of welding wire hanging in front of it. I move larger parts around in front of it and cure it in sections - Worth investigating for your bigger pieces
Stoked on this build!
Had to comment on 2 things
9:23 Classical Music with piano was perfect for these lapses.
9:40 "in a TURN of eVENTS, that sounded FAN-tastic" That sentence is pure gold
Frame the leather poster. Preserve it from the elements. Gotta be a shop hang. 🤘
You better keep her!! picking up metal and welding gas for you 😮 one of a kind there my friend !
I am a quadriplegic and to watch your channel keeps my mind going! I’m trying to get hands back to fab again! Keep up the awesome work! Amazing content!
Never stop trying!!! You got this bro!!
You should consider selling these as kits. I think there is enough market to make it worth your time. Awesome work!
You know what it is, Grind Hard has a Fast n Loud dynamic except Edwin isn’t an asshole like Richard Rawlings is lmao
Love it, without hesitation Edwin's reply to Steve's, "I wonder if he's going come try it harder", "He will". Inevitable Steve, inevitable.
This content deserves an award!
Guys upgrade tacomas to 700# springs when they put bumpers and winch on their tacomas. Surprising to see 650# work for this
The US when they figure out Dakar has oil.
The spring rate for those HMMWVs are that heavy because of the design standards for use.
One of those standards is being dragged out of the back of an aircraft in flight and then fall to the earth under parachutes. Sure, they're strapped, blocked, and chocked to an Air Force cargo pallet, but those things don't have any suspension or shock mitigation.
That’s what she said 3:34
21:43 Dude.... to think that you guys have built dozens of machines over the years without ever buying a new sheet of aluminum is wild. I do kind of miss the old street sign gas tanks, though 😂
Seeing you friends succeed and create over and over is so amazing. There are so many toxic people in major cities. Growing up in Chicago, most of my friends were against me. Secretly sabotaging my every effort to succeed and help my community. I have even been robbed by family, when trying to move forward. Keep moving forward.
Your fabrication skills amaze me. Love your videos.
The music was very satisfying on this one. I like when you add stuff in stuff like the classical piano stuff. It just works. And no other creator makes your music or anything like it. So it’s refreshing.
I look forward to seeing every video you do on these things. By far the coolest thing on TH-cam right now.
I saw one video where they cut off the side skirts some for added clearance offroad, I hope you do something along those lines too 🎉👍
Damn Ethan , you sure put down some nice welds! Nice work man!
I'd totally be following every second of a video (series) about you tripping up to Alaska in that (half way, (be honest!)) finsihed humvee !
Ahhhh Saturday morning Gring Hard video.. I have found my Zen. Your workmanship is Artisan level my man, you are now officially my favourite engineer who can also remove a blocked poo to boot.
Would happily watch 4 hours of this and please move to my town in Australia. Thankyou too much.
Absolutely everytime guys!!! What a wicked episode :)
I'm looking forward to the rear suspension one! I am also a fabricator myself, and i get excited whenever i see you guys drop another episode.
Biggest of ups Grind Hard Plumbing Co. From a New Zealand Fan.
You should do a meet up with Jerry rigs everything and do a road and off road competition.
The rear doo it Lakes a trophy truck so frecking cool and Turn à corner on 3 wheels it so the way to go man🤯🤘🤜
Premium camera work by Steven on the machining 🤙
The cinematography in this entire video was amazing. I was sitting her like, "Damn, these are some really awesome slowmo closeups on stuff, they really stepped up their filming game" then ya'll had to go and jump a drone with a humvee.
Also a roadtrip to Alaska episode(s) sounds incredible to watch.
Getting to build sweet projects for yourself, in your own shop at home, with the boys. This is pretty much the best job on the planet
This is a comment to say how much I like this episode because I'm too poor to give. Ed is the hero I was in my 20s but with less fear and better circulation.
That drone shot under the Humvee was epic! I was fearing for that drones life but Edwin's timing was spot on!
Definitely bring that to alaska, I would love to see a project in person, July would be the best weather
Goodness, that audible click @ 18:22 is extremely satisfying; very nice indeed!
Your videography gets more spectacular!!
Watching Ethan's fabrication brain kick in is such a satisfying part of the videos. That extra time and little change on the mill completely changes the part and overall look. 👌🏽
The machining skills are top notch. I am always impressed by the level up every episode. keep up the amazing work!
Been wanting to LS swap an Humvee for years! My first LS swap was in 2005. All the Humvees that I've found never seemed to get finished. Was very curious as to why.. and now we know. Power and ride is peas and carrots. Thanks for bringing us along!
Humvee camper sounds amazing. That’s a whole new series right there - extreme camping. Would watch that.
Put a cover over that receptacle behind the lathe. Eventually you will flip a chip in there. This is my first ever safety comment on a video ,may go check out the OSHA forum later....🤓
You guys need a water truck to shower the roads before testing. Less dirt in air filters and also more accurate testing with a more solid material on ground.
Damn wasnt expecting the Welding Cam. As an F1 Fan this is awesome. Keep it up with the quality of not only the content but also the cam and editing work because this is great.
My favourite project so far. Love your attention to detail, how you refuse to leave a gap on the strut bar mount 👌
I don’t think people understand the amount of work and skill it takes to reach the level of drone/video/editing this Ethen has. Don’t know if he’s the only one doing it. Very impressive and one of the reasons I like this channel.
The reason why the Humvee seems overbuilt, is because there's a difference between "this will support the vehicle" and "this will continue to support the vehicle after something uncomfortable close goes boom."