I stumbled across the channels little over a year ago. since then I've Marathoned through the whole channel and still go back to reference things that you have done in the past for things on my own build
The black pearl is where I came into the fab forums, went back in time to watch all your vlogs,as I too have a 67 C10, was searching for ideas for the restoration of mine, love the channel and the hat fits like a glove . Thanks Kyle Voss.. Love the Fab Forums.. Keep Doing Work Son...!
I watched all of them and I really appreciate the time, you've spent doing these videos for us. I've bought many same tools because of your videos as well. Please keep them coming. Thank you in advance.
I have watched every video after starting around 20, but I have since gone back and watched all of them. I have been buying many of them too. They make my parts look professionally built even though an amateur built them. Keep up the good work!
I started watching in the middle, then binge watched all of them that day. Every Friday, I ask my wife, "Do you know what today is?" and she replies, "It's Friday fool!"
I have watched all of the YNTT series episodes as they were released. I have watched all of your videos since the carbon fiber intake how-to build series as they were released, except when YT screws up and I fail to get a notification. Both of those transfer punch sets are worth gold to me in a custom fab environment. My current sets are nearly 10 years old and are used a lot. Your videography has improved greatly since those early days. Thanks for sharing and taking us on your journey.
I've seen all the Friday Fool videos and have actually purchased 4 tools you featured and also purchased supplies you have featured, keep up the great work!
Watching them all. Getting an education. Mostly into woodworking. Interested in learning about metal work and how stuff gets out together it manufactured in general. Some of your featured stuff crosses over into the wood shop well. I just had surgery and I'm off of work for the summer as a teacher so I'm binging it.
First episode I saw was the cleco video. After that I binge watched every video since day one. Keep up the great work. This channel is a huge inspiration.
seen 'em all. This week's tool is one I had my students make about a month ago for their student built race car. It worked great. now I can tell them they can get one commercially :) Keep up the good work, man.
i may not have commented every show, but I try to watch every week. I am not the fabricator on autos but, I have learned some things that have helped me in my 1/5 scale gas cars and trucks. I enjoy the vids as a matter of fact. Next build is a motorized mountain bike with a 220CC motor.
Guilty of watching at work. MARATHON STYLE. Making a list of what I don't have. Hoping to start my shop soon. Thanks for all the input and taking the time to show us your incite.
I really like those cleco clamps. I could see lots of clamping applications for them in woodworking especially with smallish stock in hard to reach places. I'd haul off and buy a set right now but they are not cheap. You get what you pay for anyhow.
I have watched every one, from the very first one. Already had a few that you have featured, and have bought some you have recommended. I enjoy this series, so please keep up the good work.
Good call on a unique tool! I had no idea these existed. I've used paper and my grubby fingers to "mark" the outline of the hole with pressure. Doesn't always work out to well sometimes. I've also taken bolts, tossed the threaded shank in drill press after cutting off the hex head, then grind a point in them. Same theory as these. But I'm picking up a set of these. Thanks dude!
I binge watched them all the day I found your channel. I had to laugh when you broke out the transfer punch set because I ordered a set 2 minutes after watching that video and I've already used them - they are amazing! So simple but a definite game changer! So I am definitely going to check these transfer screws out. I'll probably go with the starter kit and go from there. Thanks for recommending such awesome and useful tools Kyle.
I have seen all the vids. started in the middle on one that popped up, and then went thru the rest. good info as always, and looking forward to next Friday.
Actually I really like this series. It's very educational. Even though I've done very little work with metal, I could see myself extending I to it more in the future especially as I add metal decoration, siding, or furniture parts to future woodworking projects. The sky (and the paycheck)'s the limit right?
I saw half Ep 64 and went back to the beginning to watch them all... doing the marathon run at work as you predicted; good to listen to while I am working. Great Vids; awesome to see that I have about 85% of the same tools featured each week. I'll have to make or get the rest to catch up.
Found your videos by watching the Furik cups, the glass TIG cups. Then started watching the twin turbo build cause I'm a mustang fan boy, ending up watching all he Friday videos with a combination of bored at work time and down time at night before bed.
Started with the 4th and went back from there. Great series and hope you keep it up. Only a few items that I haven't heard of, but most of them I already have. And yes, I have seen every one of your Friday Fool Tool Show.
Hi Kyle. I have seen all of the Friday Fool videos since I bought a large SUHD TV and it has an internet watch. I started mid way as I was in the purchase of a tube notcher, now it is an every Friday rendez-vous (or Sat Morning Breakfast) - very useful content - I drive my wife nuts with all my tools - Greetings from Belgium - Take care Serge
I have watched and bought from the beginning. I bought about 35% of what you have featured and probably already owned another 35% of what you have featured. Great series and offers another mans opinion of how to accomplish a task. It has also given an abbreviated intro to tasks thought not worth attempting. Meaning things I thought were too expensive or beyond my skill level aren't as difficult or nearly as expensive. Thanks for doing them
Every single one since the beginning !! And yeah I have a kick ass job so I mainly watch your videos at work !!! Keep the great work and giving us bad ass tips 👍👍👍
EVERY EPISODE! Yeah I yelled that. Not just the you need this tool. All of them. I sometimes watch them with my son. Awe loves the part where you say "It's friday fool"
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I NEED! ( & have needed) Currently I need to fix the heat shield on one of my cars, but I don't know the exact bolt spacing for the piece I'm going to use to mill a spacer...piece...there! Well...it's tough to explain, but these transfer screws are just what I've been looking for!
I am not 100 % sure but I think I have seen all the FF video's. I always like the idea that there is a tool that either has a new use or use that I have needed in the past. I really like the stuff you make yourself or find a new use for especially.
I've seen them all. Saw one near the beginning went back watched the missed ones and typically watch weekly and if i miss it (like this one) I'll catch up when I have time.
I've seen every one of them, but not from the beginning, like you said I had a marathon of your friday videos. I must say that i enjoy watching them very much, i've learned a lot from you so far an i hope i'll learn even more. Keep it up! ;)
I've seen all the videos !! Won't miss it , love this weeks featured tool I've been wanting them but could never find them thanks for that , guess you could consider yourself the tool matchmaker
Yap. Seen every friday video. Since the beginning. Found youre channel when i was looking for some turbo projects. And there you were. Like a year ago. :D Thumbs up. Youre videos are perfect.
Seen all of them some tools u show I already own and some I seen before and some all them I haven't seen before until u show them. Keep those Friday video coming .
My girlfriend and I have been watching them since the beginning. If the least i get out of the video is making her laugh when i ask her what day it is, then play the video, its been a successful time. There have been a few tools ive never heard of (like this one) and no ones even learned too much!
Actually the outfit is called JTS Machinery and Supply Co. Thanks for reviewing them. Ive been building a collection of Heineman tranfer screws but its a tough go because they're no longer in production. id come across the Neilsen brand but till your vid hadnt heard anything about them.
Fun fact. I bought a house which turned out to be the home of the man who patented the Nielsen Transfer screw in 1936! Who know, thought it was pretty fascinating. His name was Harry Nielsen out of Berkley, Michigan! Back in the day it was the location of his shop.
I also like to thank you you for replying back to every post I've made in your comments box. I have a request and was really hoping you can help me out with some advice on it.
That's is a definite awesome tool! Great Friday tool of the week. As far as watching every Friday video you post your bet your your bottom $I do as long as get the icon because I am a subscriber as you probably know because I always make it very clear in the comments when you post a video that I find awesome and most of your videos are.
We buy these tools more often then not we have to make our own job specific to make transfer punches for a lathe machine chuck addition say a 5C collet chuck you cannot just buy, thank you for the video share.
Have had to make things like this at work in the lathe. Use them to make templates off pre existing equipment which can be transferred onto the foundations.
I have not gone back to watch them all. gotta be honest. but, I'm in the planning stages for getting into more fabrication, so my answer may change. I've enjoyed what I've seen, though!
I thought about making my own version of these before, just sticking a threaded rod into a drill chuck and turning it on and then holding an angle grinder on it to grind a perfect point.Also I have probably watched like 60% or more of these, I plan on watching them all at some point.
tapped in around 10-11 went back for the others... was surprised to see such good quality video and presentation and so little views, never heard of fab forms before! :) good day form Romania.
By dumb luck I saw then first one as it came out. Stayed with it. I'll probably get the transfer screws, I need to make an alternator bracket for my DeSoto hemi.
I stumbled across the channels little over a year ago. since then I've Marathoned through the whole channel and still go back to reference things that you have done in the past for things on my own build
forgot to mention even my 4 year old daughter watches the friday videos with me. she runs around on Fridays yelling its Friday fool
Homemade bellhousing adapter plates instantly came to mind. Yes I have watched every one of these and I tick until the next.
The black pearl is where I came into the fab forums, went back in time to watch all your vlogs,as I too have a 67 C10, was searching for ideas for the restoration of mine, love the channel and the hat fits like a glove . Thanks Kyle Voss.. Love the Fab Forums.. Keep Doing Work Son...!
thanks man
All, but from about 10 back. Found the series, watched them all, kept watching, bought a hat. Here we are now.
started watching in the middle of the series with my son and we loved it so we started at the beginning and have watched every single friday
I watched all of them and I really appreciate the time, you've spent doing these videos for us. I've bought many same tools because of your videos as well. Please keep them coming. Thank you in advance.
Yes have watched them all. Look forward to Fridays. Been a Tech for 37 years.
I have watched every video after starting around 20, but I have since gone back and watched all of them. I have been buying many of them too. They make my parts look professionally built even though an amateur built them. Keep up the good work!
thats awesome. thanks for watching
I started watching in the middle, then binge watched all of them that day. Every Friday, I ask my wife, "Do you know what today is?" and she replies, "It's Friday fool!"
I have watched all of the YNTT series episodes as they were released.
I have watched all of your videos since the carbon fiber intake how-to build series as they were released, except when YT screws up and I fail to get a notification.
Both of those transfer punch sets are worth gold to me in a custom fab environment.
My current sets are nearly 10 years old and are used a lot.
Your videography has improved greatly since those early days.
Thanks for sharing and taking us on your journey.
seen every Friday video as well as the others I started watching the mini chopper build back in the day. one of my favorite channels
I've seen all the Friday Fool videos and have actually purchased 4 tools you featured and also purchased supplies you have featured, keep up the great work!
Watching them all. Getting an education. Mostly into woodworking. Interested in learning about metal work and how stuff gets out together it manufactured in general. Some of your featured stuff crosses over into the wood shop well. I just had surgery and I'm off of work for the summer as a teacher so I'm binging it.
First episode I saw was the cleco video. After that I binge watched every video since day one. Keep up the great work. This channel is a huge inspiration.
Ive seen all of them, because the music that you pick is great, and Im growing my tool collection. Im 17, and I have a big tool collection so far.
I started around 30s and went back to watch all of the videos, I've bought a bunch of them and already use a bunch more. Great video as always!
thanks
Every single one from the beginning. Fridays aren't the same without them :)
awesome
I've even bought a couple tools because of your videos like the Powerprobe and hand sheet metal bender.
Stig Msr I love my klecooo don't use it much but it's awesome to show off
Seen every single one, bought several tools with your videos. Keep up the awesome videos man!
seen 'em all. This week's tool is one I had my students make about a month ago for their student built race car. It worked great. now I can tell them they can get one commercially :) Keep up the good work, man.
i may not have commented every show, but I try to watch every week. I am not the fabricator on autos but, I have learned some things that have helped me in my 1/5 scale gas cars and trucks. I enjoy the vids as a matter of fact. Next build is a motorized mountain bike with a 220CC motor.
cool
Seen 'em all; at least half the tools were new to me. This series is integral to the channel for me.
I always watch on Friday, it has become a ritual now. Keep up the good work!
Guilty of watching at work. MARATHON STYLE. Making a list of what I don't have. Hoping to start my shop soon. Thanks for all the input and taking the time to show us your incite.
lol...thats awesome
I've watched almost every video you posted since the beginning of the goose build. Look forward to watching your videos every night.
I've watched all of them! Look forward to it every Friday!
62 Friday fools so far. used wake up and watch them before i went to work. made my day
I've seen all the "Friday Fool" tool videos and everything else in between too. You are one of my favorite TH-cam stops. Great job as always.
It's "Friday Fool" is the whole reason I have subscribed to your channel. I've watched them all and even picked a few of them up.
awesome
I really like those cleco clamps. I could see lots of clamping applications for them in woodworking especially with smallish stock in hard to reach places. I'd haul off and buy a set right now but they are not cheap. You get what you pay for anyhow.
I have watched every one, from the very first one. Already had a few that you have featured, and have bought some you have recommended. I enjoy this series, so please keep up the good work.
This is the only video Ive found to show how to effectively do this!!! I played hell today making a roof rack and trying to line up the holes!!!
I've watched them all since #1! I wait for it every week.
Good call on a unique tool! I had no idea these existed. I've used paper and my grubby fingers to "mark" the outline of the hole with pressure. Doesn't always work out to well sometimes.
I've also taken bolts, tossed the threaded shank in drill press after cutting off the hex head, then grind a point in them. Same theory as these. But I'm picking up a set of these.
Thanks dude!
no problem
I binge watched them all the day I found your channel.
I had to laugh when you broke out the transfer punch set because I ordered a set 2 minutes after watching that video and I've already used them - they are amazing! So simple but a definite game changer! So I am definitely going to check these transfer screws out. I'll probably go with the starter kit and go from there.
Thanks for recommending such awesome and useful tools Kyle.
thats rad....thanks for watching
I have seen all the vids. started in the middle on one that popped up, and then went thru the rest. good info as always, and looking forward to next Friday.
Actually I really like this series. It's very educational. Even though I've done very little work with metal, I could see myself extending I to it more in the future especially as I add metal decoration, siding, or furniture parts to future woodworking projects. The sky (and the paycheck)'s the limit right?
I saw half Ep 64 and went back to the beginning to watch them all... doing the marathon run at work as you predicted; good to listen to while I am working. Great Vids; awesome to see that I have about 85% of the same tools featured each week. I'll have to make or get the rest to catch up.
thats awesome!
Found your videos by watching the Furik cups, the glass TIG cups. Then started watching the twin turbo build cause I'm a mustang fan boy, ending up watching all he Friday videos with a combination of bored at work time and down time at night before bed.
Started with the 4th and went back from there. Great series and hope you keep it up. Only a few items that I haven't heard of, but most of them I already have. And yes, I have seen every one of your Friday Fool Tool Show.
Been here since the beginning. Won't miss them. Awesome show!
I have watched EVERY ep since #1 and yeah I marathon them regularly.
I've seen them all since you started making 'em.
I turned up a couple of similar tools on my lathe to do kinda the same thing ,but these look great.
right on
sometimes i play you in my shop, that way at least one persons sounds like they know what their doing.
lol...thats funny
Hi Kyle. I have seen all of the Friday Fool videos since I bought a large SUHD TV and it has an internet watch. I started mid way as I was in the purchase of a tube notcher, now it is an every Friday rendez-vous (or Sat Morning Breakfast) - very useful content - I drive my wife nuts with all my tools - Greetings from Belgium - Take care Serge
thats awesome. thanks for watching
Every episode the day they air since the beginning...Keep up the good work and your skull logo rocks
I have watched and bought from the beginning. I bought about 35% of what you have featured and probably already owned another 35% of what you have featured. Great series and offers another mans opinion of how to accomplish a task. It has also given an abbreviated intro to tasks thought not worth attempting. Meaning things I thought were too expensive or beyond my skill level aren't as difficult or nearly as expensive. Thanks for doing them
awesome...thanks
Your Welcome
I always get a sense of relief when I watch and it's a tool I already own.... this isn't one of those weeks... $$$
Lol...yeah I know that feeling. Especially when its something I could really use or need to make a job easier. $$$$$
I started at like episode 6, went back and watched the first 5. Been hooked ever since. Love the Friday Fool videos!
Every single one since the beginning !! And yeah I have a kick ass job so I mainly watch your videos at work !!! Keep the great work and giving us bad ass tips 👍👍👍
I subscribed somewhere around Ep30, but I went back and watched all of them. Picked up some super useful tools from them too.
I'm up to date! I started about #35 then went back and caught up. Good videos!
only been subscribed for 6 months, but seen 'em all. love the channel, and friday tool is a great concept. well executed, too.
to be honest i have watched about 96% of your Friday videos i like this tool very neat thanks
Binge watched all of them about a month ago when I stumbled onto your awesome channel!!
EVERY EPISODE! Yeah I yelled that. Not just the you need this tool. All of them. I sometimes watch them with my son. Awe loves the part where you say "It's friday fool"
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I NEED! ( & have needed) Currently I need to fix the heat shield on one of my cars, but I don't know the exact bolt spacing for the piece I'm going to use to mill a spacer...piece...there! Well...it's tough to explain, but these transfer screws are just what I've been looking for!
I am not 100 % sure but I think I have seen all the FF video's. I always like the idea that there is a tool that either has a new use or use that I have needed in the past. I really like the stuff you make yourself or find a new use for especially.
thanks
I'm a late comer, but have watched every one. Some are very helpful to our race team, thanks
I basically wait for this every single Friday!
I have watched every Friday. All I can say is. You cost me money. LOL Love what you are doing .
I get that a lot
I've seen them all. Saw one near the beginning went back watched the missed ones and typically watch weekly and if i miss it (like this one) I'll catch up when I have time.
awesome
I've seen every one of them, but not from the beginning, like you said I had a marathon of your friday videos. I must say that i enjoy watching them very much, i've learned a lot from you so far an i hope i'll learn even more. Keep it up! ;)
right on....thanks
Every single one. I Wait ever Friday for it to notify my phone the moment it's posted
Seen all,bought some of the tools.Thanks for a good work Kyle.
I started watching your video's in late 2016. I have since watched them all.
Thats awesome. thanks for your support
I've seen all the videos !! Won't miss it , love this weeks featured tool I've been wanting them but could never find them thanks for that , guess you could consider yourself the tool matchmaker
Yap. Seen every friday video. Since the beginning.
Found youre channel when i was looking for some turbo projects. And there you were. Like a year ago. :D Thumbs up. Youre videos are perfect.
Seen all of them some tools u show I already own and some I seen before and some all them I haven't seen before until u show them. Keep those Friday video coming .
watched every episode from 1 to current from the beginning and enjoy them all
Everyone, every freakin one, because there's no BS from you. Just straight to the point
yep ! just found you the other week, I'm at work marathoning you right now..
awesome! welcome to the channel
I have watched everyone of them and Friday never comes soon enough FOOOOOOLS
lol...awesome
í have seen every one every Friday from the beginning ! this is just a rutine for me
My girlfriend and I have been watching them since the beginning. If the least i get out of the video is making her laugh when i ask her what day it is, then play the video, its been a successful time. There have been a few tools ive never heard of (like this one) and no ones even learned too much!
right on
I just started watching you and your tool Friday ill be watching them all soon,, thanks
Every single one. Another good thing that happens on Fridays
Actually the outfit is called JTS Machinery and Supply Co. Thanks for reviewing them. Ive been building a collection of Heineman tranfer screws but its a tough go because they're no longer in production. id come across the Neilsen brand but till your vid hadnt heard anything about them.
Self correcting. Looks like that outfit isnt the manufacturer. cant find their website.
Yeah the company that makes these sent them to me
Yep just binged every episode and have a huge watchlist on eBay now....cheers for that...and on a Monday even
right on
Hell yeah brotha! I think I binged watched 5 at first...then was on point every week
right on
Thanks for this. Never heard of them but they are a Why Didn't I think of that? Haven't seen every one yet but getting close.
Fun fact. I bought a house which turned out to be the home of the man who patented the Nielsen Transfer screw in 1936! Who know, thought it was pretty fascinating. His name was Harry Nielsen out of Berkley, Michigan! Back in the day it was the location of his shop.
ive seen every one i binge watched them all in a day
Yeah I've seen them all - have several tools now from the series too. Multiple on the "some day" list too! lol
I also like to thank you you for replying back to every post I've made in your comments box. I have a request and was really hoping you can help me out with some advice on it.
every Friday an then repeat at work when it's slow. very appreciated info man. thanks
thanks for watching
Great job Kyle , getting that tool for sure , sorry got a late start watching the video's ,i don't miss a one now 🔩🏁👍
Seen every single one! Started at 13, went back and watched the first 12.
thats awesome. thanks for watching
That's is a definite awesome tool! Great Friday tool of the week. As far as watching every Friday video you post your bet your your bottom $I do as long as get the icon because I am a subscriber as you probably know because I always make it very clear in the comments when you post a video that I find awesome and most of your videos are.
Been watching since #13 it's Friday fool video. After about #15 I had to go back and watch all of them. Now I rarely miss a single one
awesome. thanks for watching Chris
no problem man it helps me alot with my welding. still cant figure out this bow in a 40 chevy door im working on
if found you at #41 and then went back and viewed all up to today
thanks for great videos
It's Friday, Fooooools! - Work from home, I've marathon'd it. Can't lie.
lol...awesome
had to watch all of them, been watching for a while now, missed this one last week though :/
I love the Friday videos! I have seen some a few times. Seen'em all!
I see all the episodes and almost all the videos since I subscribed
We buy these tools more often then not we have to make our own job specific to make transfer punches for a lathe machine chuck addition say a 5C collet chuck you cannot just buy, thank you for the video share.
Have had to make things like this at work in the lathe. Use them to make templates off pre existing equipment which can be transferred onto the foundations.
cool
Seen all, and yes I'll keep watching!
I have not gone back to watch them all. gotta be honest. but, I'm in the planning stages for getting into more fabrication, so my answer may change. I've enjoyed what I've seen, though!
I thought about making my own version of these before, just sticking a threaded rod into a drill chuck and turning it on and then holding an angle grinder on it to grind a perfect point.Also I have probably watched like 60% or more of these, I plan on watching them all at some point.
I have had several say that
tapped in around 10-11 went back for the others... was surprised to see such good quality video and presentation and so little views, never heard of fab forms before! :) good day form Romania.
thanks
By dumb luck I saw then first one as it came out. Stayed with it.
I'll probably get the transfer screws, I need to make an alternator bracket for my DeSoto hemi.
I started from the beginning and have seen everyone ;) I've learned alot!
Repeat offender of watching all Friday Fool videos and suggested one you featured! Big Gator Tools BGT V-drill guide ---Keep it up Kyle.
awesome