Triumph TT Legend, 3-into-1 Header Pipes (Pt5), DONE !
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- After 40 hours work, and many lesson's learned, Header Pipes Done.!
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"If you can't do precision welding, then learn precision grinding"... 😂 😂
Well my friend.. Amen to that!! 🤙 🔥🏁
Whatever works aye buddy!
You could do with buying a MIG or better a TIG a lot less welding is required.
Might have to have this quote on the workshop wall. Awesome!!
"Precision grinding" haha love it Del!
Cheers buddy, whatever works aye! Hope you're keeping safe there!
Bodge it and polish it .
Love it Del
A Blind man would be glad to see that.
You went in the workshop , cut up metal , welded it together , made an exhaust header and collector that works for you and asthetically pleases you . Enough said !
Bless you brother 👍🏻☮❤
That's pretty much it buddy, we should all feel free to create and express ourselves!
You should do a before and after vid for the sound of the exhaust.
I ride my bike everyday. Anything I do to it has to be practical and long lasting. This is why I like watching your vids they may not always be the text book taught way of how to do it but it works for you and the way you want it. Nice job looks great and is hand made👍
Thanks Andy, i totally agree, if you're gonna do a job, then do it one time and forget it.. And yeah, i don;t always follow the text books... but i have always believed in the old sayings that "there's always more than one way to do a job, and much of methodology is politics", and also " 90% of what we learn in school we don't use in our lives, and 90% of what we use in our lives we didn't learn at school".. !
Here in the United States, Hollywood hands out awards for best movie, director, editing and so forth. It’s been such a pleasure coming back to your channel from time to time. You and the misses both are nominated in my opinion for top awards in all these categories and more. Good health to you both. “And the Oscar goes to...Delboys Garage
Wow, and oh my goodness, what a wonderful comment, thank you so much Sir for your kind words... we love what we do and we put a lot in to it, so it's wonderful to know it's appreciated!
You're a REAL artist Del, and i know what i'm talking about.
Nice job on the pipes mate. The welding snobbery that you mentioned.... The biggest thing is realising limitations. I can do I pretty good weld on a piece of 3mm steel, tidy it up with a grinder, it's fine. It's fine for a piece of none structural, none essential, none weight bearing piece of steel. If it should break or crack (never happened yet I have to say) no one injured, no crashes caused. I understand that just because I get away with that doesn't mean I can start welding bike frames or engine supporting chassis. If I did that... Then we would more than likely have a problem at some point for sure. The welding that you did on that exhaust was great mate...... Jesus it's a freakin exhaust and you can't see the welds....what more do people want 😂😂. Again, good job fella. RSMB.
Thank you kindly Sir, and I have to agree... but here's a thing, don't fear the bike frame welds, I learned a lot from cutting them up over the years, the back end of a Bandit sub-frame is stitch welded on to the main loop, at best... most of the welds are not pretty, and it's 1mm tubing, and when it's a piece of scrap, I use it as an opportunity to test welds like that... and I've leathered on them for a minute, or longer, with a 2lb hammer, and they don't break... it's purely the penetration that matters, I've seen brand new bikes in the showroom with weld splatter on the frames and work that doesn't look a lot better than mine, so I'm no scared of it, I may get myself a frame jig (or build one) and maybe start with a bicycle frame to see how I get on... everybody starts somewhere aye? Have a good weekend bruv, and enjoy the sunshine.
The end result of this is incredible Del no matter what the weld police say. One thing that does concern me is that PPE for your digits was rather lacking in some parts of this video. Just looking out for you brother and don’t want to see you have an injury whether it’s cut, weld, grind or otherwise. Fantastic job sir, keep making the bike you want to make and continue to impress us!
Thank you kindly James, and I genuinely appreciate your concern, I completely accept and concede that I do something 'just get on with the job' rather than take every last precaution, when you're wrapped in a busy long job, the constant on and off, and on and off, of gloves and other PPE does get repetitive and time consuming, but of course you're right, that's no excuse... and you'll soon count the cost when you collect a knick and expose the red stuff... it's pretty rare, and I generally tend to take care of myself. Thank you again for your support and concern mate.
That is gunna get a lot folks asking where they can buy one.
It adds another layer of 'cool' without upsetting the look of the bike.
Very nice 👍👍👍👍
Thank you kindly Sir, there is no greater compliment from an onlooker than the question 'Where did you buy that'... and the greatest pride to reply 'I made it'... and that's a quote from the great Jesse James.
Delboys hello!
Beautiful workout ,very nice idea and seems like right...
Thanks for all this, sharing and teaching!!!
Thank you for your kind words Shuly, that's very kind of you to say, we're glad you enjoyed the video!
Thats a very impressive finished product well done Dell. I would be overjoyed with that!
Thank you my friend, I am very much so myself!
Very nice. Look forward to hearing it
Great job Del, another fantastic video on the Triumph exhaust, cant wait to hear that (3into1) roar when it's finally finished. 👏👍🏍
Thanks Graham, me too mate, it's something exciting to look forward to at the end..!
Well done dell, i am a welder fabricator with forty years experience in subsea engineering, welding and repairing aluminium + stainless ROV chassis +component brackets. I think you did a decent job .
Cool, thanks, much appreciated.
Looks spot on mate. Good fab work.
Fantastic video. Very informative. I enjoy 90% of your videos, but this one was extra educational. I will be putting some of this to work on my bike. Thank you very much for this.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for putting together such a great set of videos. I need to make a 3 into 1 merge for an Austin Healey Sprite I am building. You gave me all the ideas I need to build it confidently. Champion!!
Most welcome sir, and thank you for the feedback, im glad the videos helped you, and good luck with your project.!
@@Moonfleet41 Thanks mate. I have a blog of the project if you want a look.... 59bugeyesprite.wordpress.com/
@@dimadee Thanks buddy, ill take a look, i love car builds too..
Liking what you have done with that exhaust and the rant at the end was a surprise and gave me a chuckle. Great job.
Sure thing buddy, it wasn't really a rant, just making a point about my mis-understanding of where all this welding snobbery comes from... it doesn't exist in the machinist world, or vehicle painting, or even the regular mechanic community, it seems only welding attracts such a toffee nosed outlook from certain people, as long as it's strong and beefy and doesn't break, then the looks are secondary!
Genuinely impressed at how well that's turned out Del. Well done mate. 👍🏻
Thanks buddy, really proud of the result and hoping it will really bring the project together!
Gr8 work Del,,looks better than standard. Great comment on the pickers who watch your vids,and try to put ya down in some way. Truth is mate,you can probably do it better then them,and they know it,but wont admit it. Im like you,if its strong and wont break,and your happy with it, well thats all that matters. 👍👍#1 fan Down under.
Thanks mate, that's really kind... I heard a great comment years ago from a welding teacher, he said if you want to test whether a welded job is strong, lift it above your head and drop it on a concrete floor, if it don't break, it's good! Fun and a bit tongue in cheek maybe, but his point was, not to take it too seriously, fusing two pieces of steel together is all you're trying to do, what it looks like is secondary... thanks again, stay in touch, and keep safe down there mate.
Really starting to take shape now Great job Really cool
Thank you, you're very kind!
You've outdone yourself with this one, the bike is looking great.
Thanks buddy, just pushing my skills further if I can, we should all keep expanding our boundaries, don't you agree?!
Pozdrawiam Mistrza , dzięki za miłe słowa za moje komentarze . Jesteś naprawdę pomysłowy i twoja robota jest w porządku .
Dziękuję Tomasz, zawsze miło cię słyszeć!
The overall shape of that pipe suits this bike extremely well & may be the highlight that sets it apart from similar projects. Very nice
Wow, thank you most kindly Sir!
that turned out great cheers to you .that is fab-tastic I really enjoy your style of
workmanship keep it up
can we here what sounds
like at this stage , please
Thank you for those kind words John, I haven't fully decided on the end can yet, and also as you can maybe see, there's no coolant in the engine, no radiator fitted, I need to flush the motor out and the carbs are empty... but it will certainly be a fire up and test ride at the end of the build, maybe a stand alone video just of the ride, like with the Hayabusa.
Hi Dell, you are doing great with welding! You make look easier and natural than really are, but we know that needs a lot of practice to do that! Great job, as always!
Thank you Glauco, it's great to hear from you Sir, and we hope you're well and keeping safe!
I wish you were my neighbour. Good job on the pipe
Great job, on the exhaust. On other note thanks for the videos they have helped me work on my bike.
Great to hear Jose, and you're most welcome Sir!
Coffee snobs, Welding snobs, Beer snobs, Style snobs, indeed. It is tough for a lot of people to shrug off the *tsk* *tsk* criticisms levelled against them from the "You're doing it wrong" crowd sometimes, but thankfully forging ahead to do your own thing is worth everything, in the end. That Oval link made out of two tubes was simply brilliant. I now feel even less inventive than I did pre-video, thanks. Hahahahaha! ;)
Thank you kindly Sir, you're quite right, you've got to ignore the knockers and stay your course!
Looks very nice Del, you are a better welder than me, I've never tried to so no criticism from me on that score. I think it's a great looking exhaust. Keep up the good work and see you next week.
Thanks Andy, appreciate your support on all fronts brother, never studied any of this, just do it and see how it comes out... and some of the time, as you can see, it comes out alright (usually!)... nothing ventured, nothing gained!
Fantastic job del....top job 👍
That's awesome totally bespoke pipe, I love making something of my own that works the way I want it to, well done great bit of scheming .
Thanks mate, just make it happen aye?!
The boys at Project Binky say "Grinding and paint make me the welder I aint" lol as long as its strong.
Top job &it looks great , you gotta be pleased with the result, hi to PP & have a great weekend x👍👍😃
Hi Geoff, yes indeed, very pleased... thanks for your kind support, as ever... D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 👍
Bloody nice job Del well done loved it.
It looks like it grew there Del - brilliant fabrication skills. Most enjoyable to watch!
Thank you most kindly buddy, am proper happy with the result, and tbh didn't actually didn't expect it to come out so well!
@@Moonfleet41 it certainly came out well - I think your mirror polished idea is a great plan!
@@arnybarmy Yes indeed mate, gonna see where I feel best is to take the rest of the bike in terms of paint and styling, then judge if chrome looking pipes fit in!
Top marks. You've definitely hit the OEM+ look.
Thanks Alex, that's a compliment indeed 👍
Great stuff, it looks factory.
thank you Sir, that is kind praise indeed.
bloody nice job. glad your doing a t120, because i love brit bikes.
A nice job. You would never get me complaining about your welding. It works and looks great so there. Take care and regards to you both.
Thanks Richard, it's a fun project and great to stretch and expand your skill set... hope you're keeping well there!
Brilliant piece of fabrication, enjoyed that.
Thank you Mark, gotta have a challenge in life aye?!
@@Moonfleet41 absolutely!
Really enjoyed the exhaust system videos Del, thanks for the effort you put into this
Most welcome Sir, that's very kind of you to say, it's a great fun project and I was really excited to try something new!
This looked like so much fun.
Outstanding, Del... looks better than I imagined it would... I'm impressed. I'm glad you went 3 into 1. Looking forward to seeing the project continue...
Thanks Donald, I'm very happy at how it came out, am glad I took my time over it!
Excellent bit of fab work Del, looks sweet mate. Precision grinding all the way, works for me. Looking forward to the T120. Penny and you have a great weekend, hope things are getting better over there. Take care and ride safe. Cheers
Hi mate, great to hear from you, excited about the T120 project, it will only be a short project, but some great upgrades... sadly, not getting better here, many major towns now are back in to full lock down, the R rate is well over 1 now, and infections on the increase, it looks like a short term national lock down is coming during the school holidays, but probably because the stupid people can't stay apart or stay at home, they have to go to the beach and ignore the rules, so I guess we all have to suffer for their selfishness... but whatever it takes, we'll all get through it, I'm sure, wishing you all the best there and hope it's improving your side of the world, D&Px
Incredible work mate , that looks like a factory Triumph upgrade option. I reckon you should polish it when you get chance to bring out it's full beauty and I'll be interested to find out how she runs when you get her on the arse Dyno. 😉
Thank you buddy, I'm torn at the moment, would look wonderful polished, but of course it would expose every little flaw and blemish that the satin finish conveniently hides lol... so I can make a decision closer tot he end, once it's painted!
Brilliant.
Delboy´s style.
Congrats.
Thank you kindly my friend, much appreciated.
Beautiful progression DB and I concur 100% on your welding comments...great stuff as usual.
Thanks 👍
Wow, incredible job, the pipes look excellent!
I'd make a set of pipes like that for mine, if had a few more cylinders! I like how they came out Del.
You and me both mate, really happy with the outcome!
You always do a neat job, with thought and mastery, a pleasure to watch. 👍
Thank you very much Laurie, that's very kind of you mate, it's a fun project! 😀
Awesome outcome. Well done!
Thank you John, cheers!
Man, thats a shitload of work most people will never realize is present. Nice job Del. Now put a cone on that thing and lets hear it.
Hey Joe, great to hear from you Sir, hope life is good? Gonna email you shortly!
Wow - that's a work of art mate - you'll be building custom frames next Del - cracking job - thanks as always for sharing!
Thanks Mike, that's very kind and would be very cool to get that far, certainly something I'd love to do!
Looks bloody brilliant Del...but can we hear it? just a quick blip or two, you know you want too :)
I do indeed mate, but no fuel in the motor and no coolant either, need to flush it through and either clean, or replace, the rad... but can assure you it will be the time honoured road ride at the end, and lots of sound checks!
Looks fab, really cool look. Looking forward to the T120 - love that bike
You and me both, can't wait!
WOW! T120 project😎. Thanks. 🤓 I'll be watching.🤔
Grinding and paint makes the welder I aint!
Another cracking video, great work, looks amazing. I need to get my ass back in my garage. Goldwing will never get finished.
Like how that turned out, Del....nice work as always! Looking forward to what kind of exhaust, and sound this will have! Another new project....cool!
Thanks Allen, yeah, will take you along on the way, and yes, we like to have some variety, so the second project should be fun... hope you enjoy! Stay safe there, D&Px
Very tidy- nice one Del.
Thanks buddy, enjoy your weekend! 👍
While I am disappointed not to see 3 into 3 on the bike, I have to admit the 3 into 1 looks pretty damn good. I cannot help but notice that all the 'experts' have advice. Mostly expensive advice. I remember well back when you "first struck an arc". You have come a long long way Buddy.
I have spent many years turning wrenches (WTF is a 'spanner?) and at age78 would in no way attempt fabrication, so I have to admire what you have accomplished, Self taught.
That said, I certainly hope the result you obtained with just imagination, spot welding, grinding and patience will shut up a certain foul mouth critic, whom I have never seen accomplish a damn thing. While he may have done somethin, I do not have the tolerance for his foul mouth to watch more than 30 seconds or so of his videos. Therefore, I will content myself to watching what you and some others accomplish in your "Workshop".
Just keep on keeping on.
Thank you Sir, probably been at this for about 10yrs since I picked up the first weld torch, but just never get the day to day practice to improve more quickly, but am happy at where I am, and more than conscious of my failings and what I need to pick up on... just remember my friend, the internet is permanently infected by a negative minority, but they only have credibility if you watch them, listen to them and talk about them, but if their angst is forever met with silence they become irrelevant and unimportant... take care and have a wonderful weekend Sir.
Absolutely amazing!....man thats nice Del...i bet its gonna make that bike pull like a freight train man!...i like the look of the brushed metal myself, but its your baby...either way you finish it will be awesome!...cant wait to hear it man!
Thank you Michael, I think you're right, looking at the Thunderbike system, which is very similar, that adds bhp and torque, so hoping for a healthy result!
You'd be pretty chuffed with yourself bud. Lovely set of headers
Thanks buddy, really appreciate that!
Incredible!!! Great how you piece the pieces together!! Great job!!! Love the way you said in way....this is my way and enjoyment of welding!! My hobby.. you do have good sense how do thing best possible way... Kwel!! I really wish you live nearby, explore your work closer...
Thank you most kindly my friend, really appreciate those generous words, am enjoying the project and it's great to share it with the world!
Mr Monkey love it , Nice lowbrow style , me i would ceramic coat the pipes ,you will find out when you get to the carbs jets and fuel . big up Del
Great Job 👍 👌 👍 👌 👍 👌
Thank you Paul, we hope you're keeping safe there, very strange times aye... stay in touch, always love to hear from you, D&Px
I really like it, professional work! I'll be curious about his voice.
Thank you Sir, wish I could have fired it up, but no coolant in the engine and no fuel... but I will do it, I promise, a big test ride at the end!
Just have a go! Well done that's what it's all about from checking tyre pressure to fabrication if you've never done it do your research and have a go, you never know you might even enjoy your self and have a new skill.
I couldn't agree more Phil, wise words well said!
Looks good! Nice job!
If you get a chance Del, I'd love to see a close up of the 3>1 collector piece? I'm keen on seeing how you sealed off the middle pipe. Looks amazing by the way. Piece of art.
Ya making a canny job of that exhaust dell 👍🏻
Am looking forward to the t120 stuff that’s what got me
Hooked on ya channel watching the transformation of the
Scrambler into what is penny’s bike enjoy your channel keep
Safe in these sh.. times & look after your selves , Mark 🇬🇧🍺👍🏻
Hi Mark, thank you so much for those kind words, glad you're looking forward to the T120, it'll only be a short project, like the Scrambler, the usual upgrades, exhaust, suspension, and a few farkles!
How about doing something like the bike Triumph recently did for Guy Martins 'Great Escape' - that is a very handsome and purposeful bike!
Del... Great job as always. Like I already said, it looks like it was factory made.. There is an old saying "a grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain't"... HAHAHA
Ha ha, that's the one brother.. nobody's awarding marks out of ten.. so as long as its penetrated and solid... it's good enough aye..!
Look ace chap I might have a go and make my own pipes.
What a great job.Well done. You keep saying you aren’t a welder but look what you have created? Look forward to the silencer coming and the first start up. Keep up the great work.
Thank you mate, a 'welder' is a very specific thing, specially a proper coded one, they're highly skilled professionals with many years of training and experience, and even then there's an element of talent, another way to see it would be like comparing a first aider with a surgeon, I've watched proper welders at work and it's awe inspiring, but thank you so much for your generous compliment! 👍
Exhaust looks great! Have to ask: assuming you kept track, how many hours did you spend from cleaning to this point? Looking forward to the T-120 project.
Love the look.. certainly you are a man of many talents Del.. maybe you could do 3 projects and make one of them a BMW K100 then I could watch and learn while doing mine🤣👍🏻👍🏻
K100? What a bloody awesome bike... that is a damn car engine I swear and they make an awesome streetfighter... may be on the list for the future aye? What you doing with yours?
Delboy's Garage, well not a lot at the mo Del ... lol. But it was a K100LT with all the panniers but now it’s just an engine in my shed. Hoping to make it into Cafe racer look..🤔🤣👍🏻getting there slowly
Well said Del. That looks really good. Looking at the problem I never would've thought of taking that approach to creating the funnel collector. Love the combination of artistry and engineering. Only thing missing is to hear her running now; looking forward to the first start up..
Hi Jamie, yes i know, it would have been a great finale to slip a can over the end and fire it up... but as with all long term projects, there's still a long way to go for that yet.. But as always, with all the other projects.. the final day will be a ride out in the sunshine and lots of howling round the countryside... !
Seem welds are always better, Del. May i suggest you buy a new machine with Finer adjustment(blowing holes in the job is never fun)if I'm correct you have said that you're running that machine on it's lowest setting.
investing in a better welder WILL help you do better welds naturally.
I Still enjoy watching.
Stay safe.
Ride safe.
You have a great sense of not only the engineering involved but also the artistry that takes projects like this beyond just functionality, Del. It’s an honor to be your student in this massive community you’ve created.
On our previous subject: www.wmdt.com/2020/09/bikers-gather-in-ocean-city-despite-bike-week-cancellation/
Have an awesome weekend there, both of you! 🏍👍🏍
Thank you so much for your kind words Gary, this is a great project and have really enjoyed the constructive and creative side of it, I've learned a few new things and gained a lot of practice in to the bargain! Interesting to see the same behaviours over there as we have here, if you 'cancel' a bike meet and it's not on private property, then it just goes ahead anyway... just without the marshals telling everyone what to do! Stay safe there, chat soon, D&Px
Delboy's Garage 😎yessir- & regards to Penny!
A lil persuasion goes a long way. Keep up the good work
And that's, that. All original, no one else has it. Well done.👍👍
Del has the Technology . He will Rebuild Her . P.s.. when something is Mentioned it will Be done ., i.e. polish the exhaust 😉 .
Hang on a minute, that was the 6 million dollar man... you must be same age as me Alfie! Hope you're ok over there still, keep safe mate!
Just found your page mate, very talented chap you are!! I just bought a 99 adventurer
Welcome aboard buddy, thanks for your kind words, and enjoy the videos. !
@@Moonfleet41 On your videos of the legend you have it titled "Thunderbird & TT Legend, The adventurer falls in the same bike doesn't it? They're all the same.. Absolutely loving the build btw
@@stu82pendous Yes mate, the four variants were :- Thunderbird, Adventurer, TT Legend and Thunderbird Sport. Pretty much the same bike, just differed by some cycle parts and bodywork style changes !
1. Wearing a HD shirt working in British Steele?
2. Amazing WORK!
3. Please don’t polish it!!!!!!!!!
4. Use t shirt to clean the entire bike!!!
Woohoo! Triumph Bonneville T120 Farcles!!
Great looking exhaust Del and the bike’s overall look is really cool. The transformation is amazing really 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Sir, I like to have two projects for variety, and this has become the long term build, so the T120 will roll in for maybe half a dozen videos at most, dealing with the usual suspects, exhaust, suspension, and some upgraded farkles to modernise! The basic principle is to try and shed as much weight as possible, and improve the handling!.. starting on Tuesday!
That 3 into 1 looks fantastic 👍 Well done ✅
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful piece of work there Del 👍 well done buddy 👏
Thanks Oz, that's very kind! 👍
Gotta be happy with that Del, really like the look of that exhaust. Good Job.
Thanks mate, am happy indeed!
my wife just said that's what I do precision grinding on most of my welding.
I'm not a professional welder but I get the job done.
mate, you did a great job thanks for the video
Thank you buddy, it was a tongue in cheek comment, but I guess it makes sense in some ways, as long as it's strong and solid, the rest is secondary!
Challenge taken and overcome! Brilliant work Del, great use of scrap metal. If anyone ever ask me again, "Why do you save those bits and pieces of scrap?" I'll point them to this video and show them where I ended up using some too.
Totally agree mate, never throw anything away that has a use... it can only ever save you money!
Looks really great. A weld that grinds back nicely is a good strong weld in my opinion.
I have to agree mate, I've heard lots of real welders say that, penetration is the key!
Been watching you a long time there Monkey Boy, and I totally enjoy how much your skills have grown and you ability to fabricate things. Has helped me so much in my projects just watching you. Keep up the great vids! Also, get your fabulous Ms Penny Pitstop to make a cameo spot ever now and agin. Cheers and Up the Chelsea!
Thanks mate, we learn as we go aye.. none of it's rocket science, just basic stuff and loads of fun too.. Penny says thank you, and hi, she's always around helping out with the post production and planning.. Take care and have a good weekend mate. D&Px
I totally agree, I love you Del but I miss PENNY!
Louis Clemento well said, Penny is much easier on the eyes
@@beozzie690 Well I can't argue with that!...
@@louisclemento9982 I'm still here, working hard, but after lock down I've had a massive uphill to get back my business, and it's a struggle being in retail... but I am about and who knows if I get time, I might be back! Pennyx
Just catching up - the collector looks far from amateur Del - top job, precision grinding wins the day 👍
Thanks Richard, appreciate your kind words! 👍
Wow! I think it looks amazing, well done sir!
Glad you like it Steve, thanks mate.
Lmao 🤣 best line I’ve heard in awhile, “precision grinder”, glad I’m an electrician haha. Job looks the balls Del and most of those who criticize couldn’t hold your jockstrap. Anyway, that’s some man hours you have on that exhaust and it shows. 🍻
Thanks mate, electrician? Pure sorcery and black magic! Electricity is hocus pocus!... how can you understand what you can't see or touch (although once you do touch it, you tend to find out!)... but seriously, you have my respect, that is the one trade that is probably the most under respected and under valued... thanks for your kind support, and keep in touch!
Delboy's Garage Thanks Del, means a lot coming from you.
Looks fantastic Del
Great outcome mate
Thanks Nick 👍