Thanks for helping make my dream prop come true, Jay!! Dave led me to your channel through this build and, as a car guy myself, your work is truly inspiring! THANK. YOU.
Okay.... that guy's skill set is absolutely god tier. Bucks a whole car, tons of bodywork, makes molds, fabricates, designs his own trans bellhousing adapters, welds and builds his own custom exhaust, BUILDS HIS OWN MUFFLERS FROM SCRATCH, and the other 57 things he does. What the hell..... who is this guy.
Alex steel is making your gothic gauntlet. It's pretty cool to see youtube recognition, and it would be aweso.e if y'all could get an official collaberation going. You both are very talented metal workers.
Word of advice from a sheet metal worker... get red and green offset aviation snips. It makes a world of difference cutting around curves and you won't have so many fish hooks
Oh that's just the nature of TH-cam. I imagine the main people disliking videos are kids who thought they were clicking on something video game related and didn't get what they thought they were coming for haha
Is it possible to make the anvil part with the shape out of concrete reinfirced with fibers for example to not have to use use are more comöicated method of casting aluminium ?
@@DavidGuyton Oh interesting, I am sorry I just found your channel and didn´t watch any other videos (mainly because I am at work right now, am was preocupied). Great, I will watch that later =)
You said you would let us know how to get all your templates precut from sendcutsend. Are you still planning on doing that? If not, do i have to fax them my temple? I had a digital one once but lost it. All i have is a paper copy.
I was able to borrow a plastic jetpack cast from one of the original props. I did a lot of measuring and fitting contour gauges to be able to reproduce the part nearly exactly
Kool video… I definitely learned a thing or two. The background music makes it hard to take in though. It definitely feels distractive. Constructive feedback. 🇦🇺🤛🏼🤜🏼😎🍀☮️
Thanks for the opportunity and the shout out David. You may make armor, but deep down your a true petrolhead!
Thanks for helping make my dream prop come true, Jay!! Dave led me to your channel through this build and, as a car guy myself, your work is truly inspiring! THANK. YOU.
Okay.... that guy's skill set is absolutely god tier. Bucks a whole car, tons of bodywork, makes molds, fabricates, designs his own trans bellhousing adapters, welds and builds his own custom exhaust, BUILDS HIS OWN MUFFLERS FROM SCRATCH, and the other 57 things he does.
What the hell..... who is this guy.
I told you....he's a genius!
This was for my pack and all the glorious ones to follow!! Thanks for all the hard work, Dave and Jay!!!!
Alex steel is making your gothic gauntlet. It's pretty cool to see youtube recognition, and it would be aweso.e if y'all could get an official collaberation going. You both are very talented metal workers.
I found you through Alex Steele.
Just saw Alex use you gauntlet pattern. Want you to know I watched it here 1st when you 1st did it. Love you work.
An armor that I would love to see is the full metal alchemist, Edward's arm and leg. Great work
I'm here because of the "Alec Steele video"... SUBBED and can't wait to start binge watching you!
Looks interesting!
Its really inspiring.
Nice!!
Word of advice from a sheet metal worker... get red and green offset aviation snips. It makes a world of difference cutting around curves and you won't have so many fish hooks
I bought a set right after this video!
Great looking metal work, but you earned my "like" at the Indiana Jones reference! 😉👍
Very inspiring, brother. Thanks for sharing! Great stuff. Also...who the hell is giving this a thumbs down? Odd.
Oh that's just the nature of TH-cam. I imagine the main people disliking videos are kids who thought they were clicking on something video game related and didn't get what they thought they were coming for haha
I’m now convinced that David is a government agent who is going through my list of subscriptions and doing collabs with them
Hahahahah I promise I'm not!
Is it possible to make the anvil part with the shape out of concrete reinfirced with fibers for example to not have to use use are more comöicated method of casting aluminium ?
I actually tried exactly that (see my failure is everything video). I do believe it would work but I couldn't get it to
@@DavidGuyton Oh interesting, I am sorry I just found your channel and didn´t watch any other videos (mainly because I am at work right now, am was preocupied).
Great, I will watch that later =)
Wow cool
I often use my camera to hi light defects when restoring vintage airplanes.
If you anneal the work piece before forming you will most likely avoid cracks
Hi James, is it true, maybe he used a very thin metal sheet or it doesn't matter, the part must always be annealed. regards
What guage steel did you use?
this is actually aluminum. Measurement is .063", or about 1/16"
You said you would let us know how to get all your templates precut from sendcutsend. Are you still planning on doing that? If not, do i have to fax them my temple? I had a digital one once but lost it. All i have is a paper copy.
I am still waiting for them to enable the program. It's in the works but I don't know the timeframe
How did you determen the form of the mold, not everyone has the same body shape
I was able to borrow a plastic jetpack cast from one of the original props. I did a lot of measuring and fitting contour gauges to be able to reproduce the part nearly exactly
How much to buy a rocket pack complete?
They're going for $6,000 USD now, due to extreme increases in material costs.
Kool video… I definitely learned a thing or two.
The background music makes it hard to take in though. It definitely feels distractive.
Constructive feedback.
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Please do Alfonzo face plate
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