How to build this Motorcycle from a Singer Sewing machine PART 2.

This Singer Motorcycle is build by Brutus Metal Art using an antique Singer sewing machine.
The used parts are cutlery and scrap metal.
The Springer front fork is really working,
wheels are turning and the suspension in the saddle works.
It takes my many hours to make this motorcycle.
This is part 2 off 2 video’s.
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[@paulbarlow3185]

I've just watched part 1 and 2 together and I can't believe what I've seen. Incredible artistry and craftsmanship. The detail you put into your sculptures is amazing. I would never have thought of making an engine from washers....and it looked so life like. Your imagination is off the scale. Fantastic work. Have you always been a metalworker, or is this a hobby. Either way, you are very talented. Thanks for posting these videos. I look forward to being amazed at your next project. All the best.👍

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Hello Paul,
Thanks for watching my video’s! I’m very happy you liked them.
This project takes me many hours to build it, so i can not place a video like this every week.
Next time a smaller project.
Greetings Bert

[@YODAMAN5]

AWESOME build. Love the Plate touch....MOPAR 4 EVER.

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching!

[@mr1pearl]

To borrow one from one rocker to another ( Tina Turner ) Simply The Best ! 🤟And you of course being the other :)

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for your nice comment Bill !

[@douglasfathers4848]

Sir you have just taking metal art to the next level , I don't know if there is any one that could do what you do WoW. I wish I had 1\4 of the talent that you have Cheers . :)

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Douglas for your nice comment!

[@michaelb.5345]

Amazing attention to detail 🛠👍👍

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Michael !

[@azmialago5824]

كل الاحترام والتقدير لهذه العمل الرائع ❤

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks !
Thanks for watching !

[@user-ph9zi2yi8s]

Super 👍

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks 🙏

[@JuniorSantos-qx5bw]

Muito bom seus trabalhos 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Junior Santos!

[@FemiKolawole]

awesome🥰

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks! Thanks for watching!

[@58dunc]

I’ve just finished watching your videos on the bike and tractor mate. You have become my idol I’m afraid I can’t get enough. I’m trying in my own small way and you can see the smoke coming out of the ears😂😂. You sure make a great video as well. You have some different model Singers to what I’ve located here in New Zealand. Your detail and ideas are out of this world. I’m very envious of your skill and ideas. There had to say all that. Have a good one and take it easy. Many thanks again

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Hello Dennis,
Thanks for your time you spent watching my videos and the time you put in your nice comments.
I hope it helps you to create your own “metal art” !
Remember that the time I have to spent creating this motorcycle takes much much longer than the video and sometimes I have to start all over again ;-)
So, keep that in mind as your working on a project! Sometimes you better stop and try again tomorrow!
Succes!!

[@58dunc]

@@BrutusMetalArt Thanks mate I won’t quit I’m crazy about it. I’m slowly getting better my biggest problem is my brain .😂 . It’s incredible the different models of machines that are around and how they fit different projects. Many thanks for for your assistance. I hope you and yours had a good Christmas and have a Happy New Year.take it easy mate.

[@SollersScrappingandDiving]

Without a doubt you are one of the most incredible metal artists I have ever seen!!! Absolutely fantastic, each and every component!!! 👌

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for your nice comment Sollers !

[@klusmeister]

Hallo Brutus, Weer een schitterende creatie. Super gaaf hoe je dit bedenkt. Vakman !!

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Hallo Renate en Michel,
Bedankt voor het kijken en jullie leuke commentaar!

[@alanm3438]

That looks great!!!!!!😮😮😃😃😃😃I am so glad that I did not have to wait for the part II of the video. Will you be selling this or will it be part of your collection??? The detail that you put into the project is great. When I had my small metal art business, most of it was just flat programs that I cut with my CNC plasma. There was some things that were more 3D, like flowers. The one of a kind things, I lost money every time because it took too much time. I like projects that I can get done in a hour or two. I have used relief cuts, like you did on the fenders. I done that when I made some palm trees. I had a motorcycle in the 1980's; do you have one??? Is that what inspired all the detail?? Thanks for sharing your video and the project. 👌👌👌👍👍👍😀😀😀

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching Alan, that are a lot off questions :-)
Yes I have a motorcycle but that’s a modern one.

[@plasticbuzzardmodelshop9715]

Fantastic, I bet it would run like a sewing machine. 👍👌

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Thomas ! Yes the moving parts work fine :-)

[@michaelb.5345]

While watching as you create, I notice the helpers you use like the lazy Susan, your rotating work tray, how you store your grinders out of the way etc. now I see you have made a holder out of a brake rotor. A video while or how you make and use these things would be great, especially the brake rotor. Thanks Mike

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Hello Mike,
Do you mean the turntable with the brake rotor?
I made a video of it : th-cam.com/video/B_qkelyiBA4/w-d-xo.html

[@DANYMITERESTORATION]

And the part two just confirms what I said previously - outcome is unbelievable - watching an art being born.

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for your comment Dany !

[@DANYMITERESTORATION]

@@BrutusMetalArt you know I am mesmerized by your artistry:)

[@BrutusMetalArt]

@@DANYMITERESTORATION Thanks for watching Dany!

[@chefgoldielocs]

Absolute perfection 🖤❤🖤

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Tiffany!

[@58dunc]

Mate that build was incredible. Your eye for detail and finish is something to behold.I’m totally gobsmacked how you find the bits to use and how to adapt. Many thanks for two great vids. Take it easy.

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching and your nice comment Dennis!

[@jszmetalart2282]

Top werk 👌👌

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Dank je Janika!!

[@shaneellasdaicastrestorati3675]

Absolutely amazing work, well done

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks!
Thanks for watching!

[@walkenboss65]

Awesome work, could you tell me what size the tires are ?

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching!
The tires are the hand wheels from the sewing machine, I think +/- 15 cm diameter.

[@francisflores129]

Bravo Brutus c'est un travail très soigné

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks Francis!!

[@madmade6877]

Nice..where ya get the wheels?

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching Patrick!
The wheels are the hand wheel’s from old sewing machines.

[@madmade6877]

@@BrutusMetalArt man you're incredibly detailed great work

[@madmade6877]

@@BrutusMetalArt have you figured out what you can do with the bottom Base plates?

[@madmade6877]

@@BrutusMetalArt have you figured out anything to do with the base plates?

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Hello Patrick, no, not yet.
Just keep them.

[@Man-in-da-shed]

Bert even though I see with mine own eyes what you pick from a tub, I cannot 2nd guess what part it will make. That was extremely well put together, you have raised the bar high indeed.

[@BrutusMetalArt]

Thanks for watching and your nice comment Ian !