How to build your own 200mph Supercar; at home in your spare time. Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2020
- Every petrolhead dreams of building their own car. In this video you can catch a summary of 1500 hours of work building the Arete GT 200mph supercar. This 1500 hours, brings the car from; little more than a dream, to the stage of assembly where components are starting to look like a rolling platform. The video, is a compilation of moments from 40 individual videos, outlining the work in detail. From the original scale model, to the full size plug, producing molds for body parts, laminating composite body parts, fabricating custom suspension components, a twin turbo 1Jz GTE rebuild, a scratch built exhaust and muffler system and all the other little parts necessary to create a car from the ground up. This is not a kit, component car, or restoration, but the brain child of Jay Jarvie; prototype engineer and fabricator. Watch how one man can be concept artist, designer, engineer, fabricator, body shop, tuner and all around problem solver. If you've ever wanted to “Build your own!” then this video will show you one man's method and hopefully inspire you to take the plunge in becoming a BuilderCreator as well.
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Three years late but this man just made the connection between designing kayaks and designing super cars that I did not know was possible. Personally I’d design a drivetrain and tube chassis first, but this is literally how high performance whitewater and slalom kayaks are conceived. I’m kinda sold and now believe there’s a real path for me to get into motorsports design. Thank you sir
Yes, good time to get into motorsports, as I'm About to get into boat building. Subscribe to follow along.
"I'm new to this electronics world, BUT building our own ECU"...... This is just gold, what a build!
Well, it was from a kit! One day design my own?
@@BuilderCreator Thanks for sharing your work, great video with so much quality information, cheers. Would you be kind enough to share a link for the ecu and tcu kits? I've squeezed a 1jz gte into a little Daihatsu Rocky 4x4 and the kits would be very handy, particularly the transmission controller. Keep up the great work and thanks again.
@@BuilderCreator Arduino can run ecu and there's a library avalable!
@@georgekurgansky5986 Thanks mate
@@tim0e www.diyautotune.com they sell the kits and auxiliary hardware- good service- enjoy!
If a video can be a spirit animal, i'd happily take this as mine.
This is the best thing I've seen on TH-cam, ever. It's not common to see someone who can engineer something of this caliber and make it just as perfectly. Very nice, thank you!
"Best thing on TH-cam" might be stretching it . . but thanks!
I have never seen a TH-cam video where the maker hasn't made any compromise on quality or use of poor equipment this is one of a kind content. It's awesome to see artisan engineering being done by a fully qualified and experienced maker, very cool.
Check the Binky project of Bad Obsession.
@will b back in mai daeee
@@noway5096 ...we didn't ever get any wood!
That's great talent. Definitely deserves a subscribe
As an engineer myself I’m in awe of this guy and his multi faceted set of skills - real old school ! Amazing.
TH-cam Recommends : "Would you like to feel inadequate about your design and fabrication skills?"
Me, like a fool : "Why... yes."
Lol
🤣Same!
Well at least im good at design
Me watching he’s mechanical skills.
Fuck...
Me watching he’s body skills.
F U C K . . .
hahahahahahaha I wheezed for at least 30 seconds straight. Man oh man you have my humor. Good one bud lol. 🤣🤣🤣😭
This guy took building his own to A WHOLE NUTHER LEVEL! 🤯
Let’s take a moment and respect this man’s commitment
Dude, you are playing a different sport than the rest of us. Wow.
What $ can do for you, as well as having a well grounded family who backes you through school
@@jerrysmith7166 that is a lack mentality brother. Don’t let your past define your future. Plenty of successful people have no financial backing or family support.
@@solohour well I get that bud I'm proof of it. Clearly having the proper background has a big advantage. I was 25 when I started my first business.
this is like living in a dream, you can make whatever on your mind passionately
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@@Adi-xe4ut pengennya sih begitu, kalo dah punya banyak waktu luang plus modal,
if you have the money...
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I consider myself being a handy guy. I built three houses, two garages and two workshops, the biggest enough for a small carpenter company. I renovated many cars, built a cab and two pick-ups on standard car chassies. Also a few bike builds and a boat. Now, this is probably streching my abilitys a bit, but i could most likely build something like this. Unfortunantly i am almost 60 and my lungs and heart has soon passed their experations date, witch stops me from starting a build; -i would never see it finished. That, of course, make me sad. But to see some one make a fanstastic project like this come true, truly cheers me up! You, Sir, are a true professional. Respect!
Yep, sounds like you are definitely handy enough to tackle a project like this. And NEVER say that "almost 60" is getting too old; we are the same age. It may be just the thing to keep you feeling young. I look at it this way; if we live to be a hundred years old, that will be the year 2064. That is a long ways off. When I was young, I wondered if I would live to the year 2000. Breezed by that with ease, so why not 2064? Thanks for watching.
I truly admire your positive thinking! No wonder you can cope with a project of this magnitude. I have not stopped yet with projects, i currently renovating my house and have a 500cc atv that need a lot of love, plus some other smaller jobs, but it takes time. I´ll wait with anticipation for your first testdrive, your videos are really top class! Best wishes, P.A@@BuilderCreator
Technologically, you are one of the reasons why we are where we are today. This is far beyond impressive. This made me sit back and realize how important your work is to humanity. Talk about craftsmanship and precision. This is a prime example of its origins! A brain and hands! Thank you.
Important to humanity, not for another supercar, but the hope that I can inspire a new generation of young people to dream big and go do something. Thanks for being part of the journey.
"Yes officer its stock"
Hahaha
Lol ... my stock
The best good thinking 👍
On my vehicle it is stock as reconstructed.
Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💝🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩💝✌👌👍
This is by far one of the most impressive things I've ever seen on the internet. Thank you!
true, but have you ever seen the skills of Sasha Grey?
Thank you for filming this entire process and presenting it in such a great way. It's on my bucket list to design and build my own car and this helps a lot. I am a metalworker so I will be doing mine in aluminum, but I'll need to build a buck like you did (only half of one though). I had no idea drywall mud could be used as a base for that. I am blown away by your obvious wealth of knowledge. I don't know that the average person would grasp just how much you need to know to design and build something like this. Absolutely incredible work.
Me too
Finally someone explained: "How to build your own 200mph Supercar; at home in your spare time. Part 1" to me. I've needed this my whole life
He is building every part from scratch... So amazing...
Now this is how you "build" a car. man even built his own muffler.
THIS IS INCREDIBLE! I"m going to link this channel to my viewers I'm genuinely amazed by your skillset
Thanks, us TH-camrs must band together. ha!
you must have the same viewing habits as me, I'm seeing your comments a lot lately lol. love your channel too btw. excited for the mgb
22k subs and not yet verified
Built brought me here and I couldn't be happier, this build is insane!
Wow watch this video and it blow my mind, thanks also to Kaleb from Built for the recommendation, I subscribed right away
A man of many talents is completely understating it.
This man is great, most importantly he is genuine... you're an inspiration Sir...
I dont have a clue how 83 of you could dislike this. The level of effort and craftsmanship of this build is grade A!
**A1 or A+
Thank you for filming this entire process and presenting it in such a great way. It's on my bucket list to design and build my own car and this helps a lot. I am a metalworker so I will be doing mine in aluminum, but I'll need to build a buck like you did (only half of one though). I had no idea drywall mud could be used as a base for that. I am blown away by your obvious wealth of knowledge. I don't know that the average person would grasp just how much you need to know to design and build something like this. Absolutely incredible work.
Thanks for your kind words and for subscribing to the channel. Typically a buck for pulling patterns and trial fitment in aluminum bodywork, is made out of heavy plywood, but once you have the buck built, your set in stone (or plywood). I use the plaster the way a design studio would use clay; it gives you the opportunity to add or subtract from your design. I don't see why you could not use the plaster model/buck in aluminum fabricating. I've not had the opportunity to do any real work (more like just mess around) on the English wheel, but would also like to have a go at an aluminum car. Something akin to a D type Jaguar would be the bomb!
Just took a look at your channel and subscribed. Huge Rocketeer fan will have to find some time to go through that and other videos you have that look interesting.
@@BuilderCreator Thank you sir! I'll definitely be binge watching all of your videos in the coming weeks as well. As far as the buck for aluminum, I won't be fitting the aluminum parts to the buck itself. I am going to use a method developed by Wray Schelin that he calls a flexible shape pattern. The buck is only used to get the pattern, and you can flip the pattern for the opposite side. It's actually a fascinating process and if you have any interest in doing that sort of metal shaping you should definitely check out his channel Wray Schelin's Proshaper Workshop.
@@DavidGuyton Well thanks David!! I just lost a few weeks of my life! Between you and Wray Schelin, hours of productive work time are going to be lost to TH-cam binging.
@@BuilderCreator hahahaha my apologies! We're even now I guess
I can't say I've seen anything more impressive on TH-cam
I don't think I have ever hit a subscribe button faster. This is my flavor of creator content.
Thanks. Making content similar to what I enjoy as well, so we are in good company!
I've watched a LOT of car modification and build videos. Even (I thought) ground up one-off car builds. This was FASCINATING. I'm blown away by the depth and breadth of your skill. Kudos.
"Wow! Where did you get this car?"
"I made it."
"Where did you get the parts."
"I made them."
"how do you further change the shape of the mould?"
"impossible, not without starting all over again"
'YOU ARE A LUNATIC'
Wow, you're a genius. I don't know of anybody that is building his own car in a garage , including own body, engine, etc. Congrats, very inspiring, lots of work.
This is one of those rare moments in time where the word "flabbergated" is actually trully fitting. I amazed and in awe.
This might be the single greatest video on TH-cam
As a car enthusiast and fan of everything custom, i would quite literally give up everything just for a chance to work with such projects/people. Kudos!
Then do it
Can't, way too dumb.
@@ORCA1911 Same. One step at a time maybe we will get there one day.
@@screamingchicken5797 I sure hope so :Đ
@@ORCA1911 what the other guy said about doing it is the correct mindset...not "cant way too dumb"
New title for this video : How to become Henry Ford in 2020.
Lmaooo
One person did the job of an entire factory! It is worthy of respect!
A very slow factory. Ha! Thanks for watching!
@@BuilderCreator
Haste is not a good helper in such projects. You are doing a colossal job alone, and it's very cool!
I dream of building a car from scratch just like you.
If people had enough patience and attention span..... this should have like 10 million views.... this guy is awesome!!!!!!
he needs more credit this is amazing
This is amazing! I am a prototype engineer myself working in the recreational vehicle industry. Your work and skills are astonishing! We tend to use less and less hand labor into our prototypes. Precious art work like you can do becomes rare!
Jesus Christ, you literally have the knowledge and experience of like 10 or more life-long, highly-trained, highly-skilled professionals!!! All I can say is, WOW!!!!!! I suppose its time for me to hit the woodshop, that's for sure!
This guy is super rare. He has a massive brain, AND he works incredibly hard & fast with tedious repetitive labour chores.
I concur without a doubt the best
I love building custom cars. But, your degree is certainly amazing and appreciated! Wow! One hell of a Craftsman!! Thank you.
I am just 3 minutes in to watching this and find that I am most captivated. Very impressed.
This channel deserves more views than NHET TV channel
Holy crap, the sheer amount of work you put into this project is mind-boggling!
This guy is on another level. I can barely do a brake job.
Its amazing how much talent people you never heard of have!
Ya, Porsche, Ferrari, Ford.....
@@thequietkiwi Ferrari doesn't have any talent, if it would Lamborghini wouldn't exist.
@@elvpse Lamborghini predates ferrari. They have been a manufacturer of tractors and other farm equipment for plus or minus a century. all the talent in the world is worth nothing until you have a burning desire to do your own thing. Once you have that burning desire, no amount of talent from anyone else will stop you from achieving your dream. But at least you got your name right.
Your diversity of knowledge and intelligence, coupled with passion and drive to successfully execute a project with such patience is simply commendable.
Your skill set is simply incredible. There's nothing else on TH-cam like this that I'm aware of. Simply amazing
I have never in my life seen anyone build their own vehicle to the depth and presicion you have. This is truly amazing! I would give up every spare minute I have to be able to work with and learn from someone like yourself!
This man put in more work building this car than all the work Ive ever done in my entire life.
But I'm likely older than you and so after I die you can pass me up. Ha! Get to work, today's the day!
@@BuilderCreator Thankyou Sir.
“Fine ill do it myself” 👏👏👏 awesome job
I have never seen such a master, so good that he is even using all Harbor Freight tools!
This is an insane amount of work. Mad respect!
and i thought i was a good builder, i have definitely been humbled and taken down a peg or two,the patience and focus required to pull this off is mind boggling,not to mention near perfect repeated execution of the build.Hats off to you my friend.
You are probably a good builder and easily fooled by the magic of video editing. Ha! But thanks for the kind words! ;)
The old American saying: "Do it yourself". Thank you so much for the series of videos, so inspiring! Respects and greetings from Chile!
You are the biggest inspiration. I have never before in my life seen such precise work. Your variety of talent all over the car is breathtaking. I'm shocked...
Extraordinary! What a fascinating tutorial. The amount of detail along with excellent narrating of all the steps involved. Truly a video well worth book marking.
Thanks for watching. have you caught part 2?- th-cam.com/video/3Ma8oXIRA20/w-d-xo.html
Imagine that.
Leave alone the urge for that dopamine hit of validation for the entire time. Working on progress slowly, constantly recording without loosing the quality of the recording or the work.
Double planning as it were.
This man has his mind dialled in.
You weren't kidding when you said you were going to build a supercar! Building it from scratch is an understatement, you built the scratch for the scratch! I can't wrap my head around all the forethought and planning for where everything is going to go. I'd have $10,000,000 in scrap long before I knew what I was doing! Damn impressive, can't wait to see part 2 and all your other videos! Great job!
Just short of mining the ore and spinning the glass. Ha! Thanks for following the build.
I built a mid-engine fiberglass sports car from 1979-1983 using nearly the identical processes shown here in this video. The running/driving prototype is still in my garage. Other than the introduction of CAD and better synthetic finishing materials, it's amazing how little has changed in the past 40 years. Great work!! Thanks for sharing your processes on TH-cam!!
Got any pictures you can share? Instagram account? We would love to see.
@@BuilderCreator thanks for asking...you can watch an old video showing pics of the build here th-cam.com/video/EF8ARtu5VqI/w-d-xo.html or read about it here...mycarquest.com/2014/07/the-dream-of-designing-and-building-a-special-car-becomes-a-reality-part-1.html
Absolutely insane undertaking. Execution is incredible. Hats off to you.
Former Automotive Manufacturing Engineer here- wow, I've got yto see more of this.
Whatever.... the real hero's of this vid, are those fabulous nylon wedges..!!
You said it!
Coach builder/ one off car build. Thanks from old New Orleans 😎
Mind totally blown. I can't even begin to get my head around the number of skill sets you have!! Truly amazing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow, I am impressed. Each of your steps are logical and needed for a custom build like this. Most builders buy a kit, the body is already designed. To design, do clay model, etc. really separates you from rest of pack. I will want to watch this over time.
This field gave you that salt and pepper and with Gray hairs comes experience and now you can apply your experience to go to work
The result is this masterpiece.
What a beautiful work and video.
One of kinds. Thanks
Well, the children gave me the gray hair. Ha!
Not building the transmission and the engine from scratch? No commitment!
All joking aside, amazing work and awesome dedication. Props to you, dear sir.
Just waiting till I can pick up that $800K CNC mill. Ha!
first thought: did anyone else wonder if this guy is secretly the person that does the voice of millhouse from the simpsons?
second thought: DUDE this guy... truly a maker extraordinaire!! WOW! Fabulous video. no music, no bs talking to fill empty space, just pure info without fanfare. SO good.
such a smart and talented guy, I've never seen someone like u in TH-cam... you're building your own car and I mean everything from the beginning to the end! that's insane...i always wished to meet someone like u... I'm excited to see the result of this creation.. love
This guy is like the bob ross of the automotive world! So calming and step by step!
But without the fro! Ha! thanks for watching.
Creating a whole body so you can make the negative mould is the real test of commitment. You breezed through it like it was nothing.
Wow!
Well, "breezed through," it is probably just the magic of video editing. Ha!
@@BuilderCreator I hear you.
Have gone through all of the videos.
The focus is what is absolutely astounding.
Just one word to describe you and your piece of art “Amazing”
i never thought i would see a tutorial like this on youtube! GOD THIS IS AMAZING!
this isnt a tutorial,its a quick demo
Unbelieveable man! Whole autoindustry in one man.
The industry should go on strike and ask for higher wages! Ha!
You're blowing my mind here guys. I love how casual you just do everything. This is NOT a diy for just anyone lol
Wow, I stumbled on to this: great job. I definitely don't have the tools or experience to do this but I appreciate it.
Buy a tool, hence cometh the experience! Thanks for watching.
It's all part of learning and you got to start some where
I don't have half of his tools nor half of his brain to do all this. Much respect for him
@Jorge Garcia his money came from his obvious dedication and passion for his job
@@IndysGarage my dad was a welder his hole life and a pretty good fabricator when he wasnt at work he was at home in his booth I grew up that way when I went to school my welding teacher new my old man so he stuck me with half his class to teach them I'm 40 now make a really good living at it past 20 years I've been learning auto mechanic only thing I'm not the best at is wiring in still learning that I can do it just takes me a bit longer as for tools just start out with cheap stuff get a feel for it next you will get into more stuff do it as a hobby and if you have kids get them Into it it's hard to by drugs when there addicted to cars good luck man and never say you can't I had a bad accident 5 years ago put me in a mobility scooter 80% of the time I still tinker with things I got 2 kids daughter 20qnd son 19 we still spend weekend in the garage doing things just having fun
Incredible craftsmanship! I loved the whole video, but I could've watched this one just to see you custom-build those mufflers!
That's insane. How just a simple guy can buil an whole car from scratch. Respects!
I do paint and bodywork, composite work, and this makes me feel like I’m back in kindergarten when I only knew Spanish. This man is talented, that’s an understatement!!!!
bienvenido pequeño! Thanks for watching the channel.
Very impressive range of skills, knowledge, design flair and well presented too! Thanks for sharing and for not having annoying music as well. good luck with the rest of the project.
Hello sir, simply put. Spectacular work of art you have created! There are no words to describe your determination, will power, ethics, motivation and time that takes for what you've created. My respects to you. Cant wait to see it finalized.
This is hands down the most skilled stuff I've ever seen,this man could build anything he desires.
This is one of the most beautiful process I've ever seen
Well done! Your work is super inspiring. I'll keep watching.
Blew my mind, this.... Now I truly hope there's a Part 2
What you talking about there’s already Part 4 mate
@@ramade9040 Oh, I didn't know. Thanks. The car is finished then and there's 3 more compressed timelapses of the whold build? That's awesome,, can't wait to watch those..
@@ramade9040 your nickname I lolled so hard imagining an Electric Elephant XD
Im an engineer from Somalia studying in a University in turkey and I absolutely love this channel .
Well, welcome from the far side of the world! I hope your engineering degree helps you get involved in some fun and interesting work! Thanks for watching.
I'm amazed at people patients to get these jobs finished, problem solving at its extreme! I must have ADDs !
How can 1 person have so much knowledge, god damn !
this is the proof we need that god doesn't exist... all the knowledge in the world is split / divided... HOWEVER this 1 guy possesses the same as roughly a whole goddamn automotive company!
Thank you for sharing such a great project. I have learned so much from watching this video. Straight on to part two! Subscribed :)
You know you’re watching a master,when hard and complicated work seems easy to do
Or perhaps the magic of video editing has made me into the master. Ha! Thanks for watching.
This is what I want to do but with a motorcycle thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and process.
Next summer I'll be making a pizza, so I just planted some wheat!
XD
Be sure to raise some buffalo for that mozzarella
@@falosny Nice! You know anyone with baby buffalos?
@@trwsandford make your own :) from.dna
I made Jerky today I dont have a SUPERCAR
Me: oh, well he used a of pre-made engine and turbo, maybe i have a chance.
Him: builds his own ECU
Me: well that reduced my chances drastically
Him: proceeds to fabricate everything else
Me: .......
Never give up, never surrender!
I'm building a trionic based ecu for an engine I rebuilt that lives in a car that I built and I never had a formal education, it's all possible with enough dedication....
Yes I have a Chanel about to launch, it's called.....
Ask me in a couple of days I gotta register my business name I had a business name stolen before...
well he didnt BUILD his own ecu, he used a megasquirt , which comes as a kit, and you just assemble it. he called it "making our own ecu" and that was misleading.
@@teamEP789 oh did he, I thought maybe Arduino, I got called away suddenly so still haven't been able to watch the video but yea that megasquirt stuff Is basic, I have actually built a couple of clones including currently running a spitfire for a forced mb45 so I have my experience of them for sure and I can say that even that it might be that one task is a kit and simplified, when your an individual trying to do everything yourself those kits cut decades off stuff we could do in time ourselves but because we're not immortal can't, because of them we can now focus more on more varied areas!
Basically mock the kits all you want, but any fool can use a kit, put all those kits together and build a whole car from scratch, not any fool can do that, Infact that is the work of a whole team, done by one person, at the expense of kits, which were worked out by people whom's Willy I would suck in gratitude, don't mock him being efficient, that'd make you stupid! I'm done now......
Put the frame on a Audi A4 of 10 k euro's than you gtg
It really takes a long patience to build a masterpiece of you're own,a craftsmanship of an electrician,mechanic,welder,molder,painter,sculpter,engineer,all molded into one man.a very long journey that it well take your vast knowledge to impart this kind of work.THANK YOU FOR showing us this kind of work we now know how difficult it is to build your own dream car
Thanks for following along. The long work is worth the effort when it can enrich others as well.
Holy Cow!!! You look and sound just like Bruce Campbell. "Hail to the King, Baby!!!"
Takes a major car company, 5 years and a billion dollars. Hey auto industry, look at this guy.
Yeah but you have to do things differently when you are going to mass produce a car, there's also different regulations for a mass produced car.
@NoNoNiin, if you're ever in a car wreck, you'll owe your life to those "bullshit regulations".
Amazing you have some serious talent my friend I love it
Holy crap I don't know how many decades it would take for me to do this too, but it would be more than one. Great work.
This man has the hand and mind of God. You're not just a creator, you're a perfect one. 🙌
Maybe just demigod! ;)
Sons of God. @@BuilderCreator
This is so incredible! I wish I had the talent to do this!
Most of this kind of talent is hidden in all of us. Find a project that will drive your passion and make a go at it. I think you will be surprised the talent comes, shows and grows!
@@BuilderCreator Talented and humble favorite channel
I think I have the craftmanship, I just don't have the time and money. but maybe one day, I'm only a teenager
@@usser1138 Doesn't matter, I am too..Go for it
Everyone is talented you just have to seek beyond what you think you can do
My daughter says she likes how this guy used his credit card to smooth things out when doing the layup. She's 8 so she doesn't know that sometimes, credit cards smooth everything out.
Underrated comment
it is a valuable lesson:)
You have a wise child, credit cards do smooth things out.
Don't know how I missed this comment, but LOL!! Can you DM me through the "about" page of the channel or website buildercreator.com. I would like to send you and your daughter matching Ts - (on my credit card of course!)
@@BuilderCreator My son said that too..Lol...Joking, of course. But that was very kind of you!
It's nice to see your wife[?] helping with the build! My dad had a friend who built an aeroplane in his lounge, so as you can imagine, his wife didn't stick around. Thus ladies, one must conclude that a large, well-stocked workshop is essential for continued marital harmony.
You Should see her sewing machine collection! luckily, I fix things for her and upholstery is coming up . Ha!
@@BuilderCreator 😂 A little quid pro quo always helps. You're doing an amazing job with this build! I've always wanted to build my own car, but I will make do with following your project for now.
Dear Lord. I don’t know where to start. Mad respect to you sir. Watching your process stirs up so much emotion in me. I used to spend a lot of time at some of the incredible Carrozzerie in Turin, Italy, as a car designer and we had such amazing teams buildin highly finished concepts and mock-ups there. Got to see some restorations of ultra rare Italian sports card too. The fact you’re doing all this by yourself is amazing. It’s been my lifelong dream to build my own car or a very heavily modified one, but the requiremenrs for such an undertaking are immense. The space, time, money, skills, machinery.. I am so impressed by your accomplishment.
Thanks! I'll try not to let your praise inflate my ego, but it is nice to hear from people with some experience in the industry, who appreciate what it takes to pull off a project like this.
Iv been wanting to do something like this since I was a child and hopefully I will manage to get around to it. Just life is busy. Beautiful work
Permission granted! Now you can just do it! Remember it doesn't' have to be all in one day or even a year.
@@BuilderCreator iv done similar things but not to that extent. Made panels for a car I had. I did it all outside my house. I have no garage. Naighbours hated me from dust from sanding. All the way to eventually painting it. But I was against the British weather also. If I get a garage or unit I will definitely be making something of my own design :)