Looks great! Nice little project! I taught myself to weld about 8-10 years ago and got pretty decent spoolgun MIG welding aluminum and standard MIG welding steel. Never welded a ton of stainless but it went ok. Somehow I NEVER realized that you can stick weld stainless, that's killer!
Thank you my dear friend! Bring your gravel bike next time you're near by. If you want we can think of a rack for your gravel rig! Chickens are copyright-free.
Very nice front rack. I have been looking for ideas and would love to copy this. Unfortunately, it is beyond my current capabilities as I never learned to weld. I may have to take a course.
Good job, I don't have the tools to make it, I don't like to buy aluminium racks because they break and not strong like steel, but stainless steel racks are expensive, I need it for 700c road bike, my bicycle doesn't have the top eyelets.
Oh man, exactly this I would need for my current bike trip. I am so upset because the front rack I bought is not fitting properly - I was seeing tons of mechanics and there is no creativity at all on how to adjust it. I would know how or at least have several ideas about it, but no tools :(. A pity you leave in Portugal ;). Best, Christina
There are (at least) two reasons for not blowing holes: 1) all tubes are notched properly so no gaps exist and 2) small electrodes and proper amperage combined with spot welding.
Subed. I desperately was searching for this exact rack design. Your is the only one! (top fork fender hole + mid fork mounting hole) Do you take orders? I'm a handy guy but I can't weld.
Whoa this is looks so neat and sturdy. I bought a front rack for my bike but it's fit poorly. I wonder if I need to do custom jobs myself given that I have no welding or metal cutting skill. Also my for doesn't have eyelets
excellent work, my friend! Inspiring, please tell me What diameter and thickness is the tube? How many amps did you use for the machine and what type of electrode (Rod)?
@@thegrindjp8067 I would love to accept that challenge, however, for a decent fit I need to have the fork with me. Do you know if the warlock shares the same bolt bosses location on the fork blades as in the vulture? A tight fit is really necessary, in my opinion.
Hi, this awesome work. I was wondering if you could figure a front rack for an electric bike (G4 from GoCycle). The main idee would be to have stem mount and the rack that can attach, because of the folding feature. Thx
Thank you for the kind words. I made one rack for stem just for fabrication purposes (see my instagram page @ivznh). The main limitation of such rack is the leverage caused by the load. If the stem is not strong enough damage can occur.
I will make similar but bigger front rack with seamless steel 10 x 1 mm pipe and inner reinforcement with 8 x 0,5 mm or aluminium 8 mm rod. TIG weld. Bright colour paintjob, orange, light blue or similar. I just need good pipe bender and time enough .
Thanks. I have to re-check but I used 1.6 - 2 mm rods, the smaller the better in my opinion. Ridgid tube bender is the cheapest option where I live to bend Stainless Steel. SS is tricky to bend (and very hard) so the cheap ones will just break under load. I broke 2 and gave up wasting money.
I do not sell racks per se. What I do and I've done is custom racks for specific forks. Fork mounts are a different in different forks so making one size that fits all is difficult.
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This is just regular stick welding with a 1.6 mm (or 1/16") 304 stainless steel rod. Since the tubing is so thin I have to spot weld it to avoid holes.
1:30… totally satisfied 😂 great measures
AGREED.
Truly impressive work, looks so clean. And thank you for the cute surprise at the end 🐈
Great craftmanshift.
I did not know you could arc weld stainless. Beautiful work.
Looks great! Nice little project! I taught myself to weld about 8-10 years ago and got pretty decent spoolgun MIG welding aluminum and standard MIG welding steel. Never welded a ton of stainless but it went ok. Somehow I NEVER realized that you can stick weld stainless, that's killer!
Thanks! Yes, if you take your time and don't rush it you can weld thin stainless with a stick welder. Just choose the right settings.
What an incredible job my friend. You have a lot of talent on your hands. Also enjoy pretty much listening the chickens, best background soundtrack.
Thank you my dear friend! Bring your gravel bike next time you're near by. If you want we can think of a rack for your gravel rig! Chickens are copyright-free.
Excellent, very inspiring. Beautifully filmed and presented.
Thank you!
You make it look so easy. Well done!
Beautiful job, mesmerizing to watch!
What wall thickness is this tubing? Looking to buy a similar bender, for 1.5mm wall SS tube
Great work - clean design.
When art meets craftsmanship!
Thanks for the words!
Very nice front rack. I have been looking for ideas and would love to copy this. Unfortunately, it is beyond my current capabilities as I never learned to weld. I may have to take a course.
Great job. Awesome cat! 👍🏼
Good job, I don't have the tools to make it, I don't like to buy aluminium racks because they break and not strong like steel, but stainless steel racks are expensive, I need it for 700c road bike, my bicycle doesn't have the top eyelets.
Wow, beautifully made, great work!
what an AWESOME work you did,this is the best video of making a front rack! 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Well done!
Anyone complaining about the cost of a front rack should watch this :)
this is handmade. But when mass produce is another.
Brilliant! And great skills too :)
Oh man, exactly this I would need for my current bike trip. I am so upset because the front rack I bought is not fitting properly - I was seeing tons of mechanics and there is no creativity at all on how to adjust it. I would know how or at least have several ideas about it, but no tools :(. A pity you leave in Portugal ;). Best, Christina
nicely done!!
Awesome 👏
Nice work
Beautiful build! Thanks for sharing.
Yeay - I‘d like to see more bike related videos 😀
Thanks! I'm planing on making a video making a bicycle frame, now that I made my first one, however time is always scarce.
@@ivznh I am very excited and have already subscribed to your channel. Good luck 🙌
What electrodes are those? how is he not blowing holes in the tubes? Really nice job.
There are (at least) two reasons for not blowing holes: 1) all tubes are notched properly so no gaps exist and 2) small electrodes and proper amperage combined with spot welding.
Beautiful work, what is the tool for pipe bending from Ridgid called?
Subed. I desperately was searching for this exact rack design. Your is the only one! (top fork fender hole + mid fork mounting hole) Do you take orders? I'm a handy guy but I can't weld.
Cute cat!
Mostrar la parte trasera de La bicicleta
It is nice! I would like making it. Where do you buy bend machine? It work awesome
Well done! Which Ridgit 600-series is that tube bender? Also, what diameter tube did you use?
Whoa this is looks so neat and sturdy. I bought a front rack for my bike but it's fit poorly. I wonder if I need to do custom jobs myself given that I have no welding or metal cutting skill. Also my for doesn't have eyelets
It's not worth taking years of evening classes to make this. Better to just buy one.
Was that Slow J in the background on 0:40 ?
gratulacje i szcuneksuper robota , własnie szukam przedniego bagaznika pod worek do mtb i nic mi sie nie podoba jeszcze raz super robota :)
can you give me details on the welder and stick you used to weld this? is this aluminum or steel? thanks
Nice 😉👍🌻
Very cool and very inspiring.
Beautiful
So good....
AWESOME!
1AAAA Super!!!!💪💪
Beautiful project, congrats¡¡...do you have the specs, please?....salute¡¡¡¡
we need to know what snacks you were carrying on the rack!
Bread because I forgot the money to buy beer.
Wonderful!
Grazie Massimo!
How many amps were you using on the welder? What size/type of rod? Positive or Negative ground?
Obviously it's great but how many hours did it take to make this?
excellent work, my friend!
Inspiring, please tell me
What diameter and thickness is the tube?
How many amps did you use for the machine and what type of electrode (Rod)?
Thanks! 10mm OD tube with 1.2 mm wall thickness and 308 rods at ~40 amps.
golden hands
Awesome 👍
Do you make these to order? I have a Fearless warlock
@@thegrindjp8067 I would love to accept that challenge, however, for a decent fit I need to have the fork with me. Do you know if the warlock shares the same bolt bosses location on the fork blades as in the vulture? A tight fit is really necessary, in my opinion.
Kind of a small Rack don't you think. I like to transport a lot more than that would hold.
Beautiful work. 99% of us would mess every part of that up so badly, it would be better to make a dog chew it into shape.
Nice thk u
Dope rack!!! ❤
excellent. will make one. DO you have a video for the rear rack?
Thanks. I have plans to make one, but no time for that at the moment.
Hi, this awesome work. I was wondering if you could figure a front rack for an electric bike (G4 from GoCycle). The main idee would be to have stem mount and the rack that can attach, because of the folding feature. Thx
Thank you for the kind words. I made one rack for stem just for fabrication purposes (see my instagram page @ivznh). The main limitation of such rack is the leverage caused by the load. If the stem is not strong enough damage can occur.
bravo!
Is that a 5" vice? and what bending tool it is? thanks!
It is a Ridgid tube bender, from the 400 series.
Muito bom trabalho. Ficou com optimo aspecto!
Obrigado! :)
Very nice Video, you should Sell this🎉
I will make similar but bigger front rack with seamless steel 10 x 1 mm pipe and inner reinforcement with 8 x 0,5 mm or aluminium 8 mm rod. TIG weld. Bright colour paintjob, orange, light blue or similar. I just need good pipe bender and time enough .
Hi Ivo, super project, what width of stainless electrode did you use? Also what's the advantage of the 10mm Ridgid bender vs a cheap 10mm one? Thanks!
Thanks. I have to re-check but I used 1.6 - 2 mm rods, the smaller the better in my opinion. Ridgid tube bender is the cheapest option where I live to bend Stainless Steel. SS is tricky to bend (and very hard) so the cheap ones will just break under load. I broke 2 and gave up wasting money.
Top 👌
So cool!!! I love the cat 😁
Question, do you sell your racks???
I do not sell racks per se. What I do and I've done is custom racks for specific forks. Fork mounts are a different in different forks so making one size that fits all is difficult.
Boa peça !!
carai brabo
Estou a. Restaurar. Uma. Dos. Anos 50 👍60. Precisava. De. Um 😘 Lucchetto de arco. E um.a. Pesa. Perende a. Roda de. Trás. Anti. Roubo. 😀Parece. Uma. Ferradura. E Taem. Uma. Chave
Muito bom, nem seria de esperar outra coisa de ti! Apenas melhoraria a banda sonora do vídeo.
Abraço.
Obrigado! 🙏🏻 Tenho então de ver se dou comer às galinhas antes do vídeo para ver se fazem menos barulho :P
Subscrito, gostei muito dos vídeos 👌
Obrigado Mário! 🙏🏻
Fuck you are smart!!
6:29 the holes at the middle of the fork might diminish its streagth - other than that excellent job
The holes at the middle of the fork were placed there by the manufacturer. They do not compromise its structural integrity.
@@ivznh ok I see, at my bike they do not exist
What kind of welding is this? I see flux core cheaply available at Harbor Freight, and wondering if thats a possibility
This is just regular stick welding with a 1.6 mm (or 1/16") 304 stainless steel rod. Since the tubing is so thin I have to spot weld it to avoid holes.
Que maravilha para ir ao pão! :D ass. Carlos Melo
Obrigado Carlos! É mesmo para isso e para ir à loja!
60 Precisava. De. Dois. Pedais
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