14 Tools UNDER $30 for Motorcycle Building!!! [MY MOST USEFUL BUDGET TOOLS]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- 14 Handy Tools for Motortcycle builders...
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2. Tap Ratchet tool ➨ amzn.to/3kjh87b
3. Digital Verniers ➨ amzn.to/3ktqBZs
4. Scribe Tool ➨ amzn.to/3ZfdrOs
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7. Scissor Jack ➨ amzn.to/3EuHaex
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11. Angle Finder (Digital) ➨ amzn.to/3xT2ZRf
12. Magnet Extension ➨ amzn.to/3xWjThG
13. Rare Earth Magnets ➨ amzn.to/3ZhG39W
14. Long Sockets ➨ amzn.to/3SuX7ae
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1. Profile Gauge ➨ amzn.to/3m9iCl7
2. Pen Ink (neck down) ➨ amzn.to/3YWliRo
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This is Dan, let me show you step by step on how I build stuff each week including my CB750 Cafe Racer & the (Honda Scrambler/Tracker build on a budget challenge) SUBSCRIBE to follow my future builds, I'm based in Australia.
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So smart with the plastic and the magnet 🤯
Yeah I often get great comments in my videos when I do things like this 👍
Centering drill bits work so well because the chisel point does deflect along its length. Also common twist drill bits flex a lot and any miss alignment between your hand and the material being drilled is amplified because of the extra length, thereby allowing the chisel point to walk across a flat surface. IE: the recommended center punch to keep that cutting point where you want it!
Yes! I completely agree on all of it! One note: if you work on japanese bikes especially the carbs, also with the 90 degrees ratchet. Get some Jis bits and screwdrivers! They are very important for not ruining the crosshead screws and i am very happy i invested in a set
I replace those screws with little allan key ones, much better.
Yeah that’s a great idea. I often remove Phillips or JBS screws with Alan but sometimes you have no choice. JBS screwdrivers are awesome. 👍
Some great tools that im defo gunna use on my next build 🤘
So glad I’m able to help bro 👍
I'm actually starting with the very first build of a honda CB750 shed find myself! As a Rookie I love watching your videos as they give me inspiration to actually start a channel myself and get my dream going. Keep it up and thanks for yet another video with tips !
Thanks for sharing. I actually have all the tools listed, but again, I build motorcyles and hot rods for a living.
Not a bike builder just do small maintenance with mine a couple times a year but happy to see I have 7 of the items you recommend already. The most helpful being the angled ratcheting bit driver and the magnets.
Thank you mate that is awesome. And yes you don’t realise how handy they are until you have them
I think also a butain Powered soldering iron. They are like 40-50 bucks. Heat up super quick and make soldering heaps easier.
Yeah that’s actually really good idea. It’s just a little bit above the budget for this list but you’re onto it 👍
Small, inexpensive tools but makes big difference in shop!
100% right
Great idea on the angle finder. My pipes are scrambler pipes but it will also help to get each side symmetrical.
Pretty much the exact same inexpensive tools I have and use all the time ☺️ Except I don't have a small scissor lift, that was a clever one. Great tips! 👍
Awesome mate, glad we are on the same page :)
I would add transfer punches, pneumatic shears, pneumatic body saw. Great suggestions!
Very good ideas, thank you mate
Great video Dan, excellent list of tools. I am only missing three things from your list, long marker pens, lifting platform and rare earth Magnets. So not too bad LOL. The worst tools would be a good one to watch. Ride safe and take care. Cheers
That's awesome mate, well done :) I guess you better go shopping to get the other ones lol 😆
Excellent!! Thanks for the info Dan, we appreciate all your insight 🙏
Thanks mate and you’re more than welcome. I hope your Moto building is going well
Very cool video thank you Arnold
The center drills are for turning between centers on a lathe. The center drills drill a 60 degree chamfer to guide a live center and the necked doen portion cuts a relief at the bottom to allow for the sharp point of the center.
Fwiw, they work great as a spot drill, too.
Thank you Mate I appreciate you explaining that
Very nicely done, fella! Good work! 🍻🤘💜
Thanx mate
Great video, mate!! And yes, a video with the tools you never use! 😁
Ok I will look into it.
Thanks Dan,great video as always cheers
My pleasure!
Ive got 3 of everything or more on the list! Except the scissor lift thing!
Great tips mate, i have some of these tools but i have tools similar, but rhe best one you showed was the angle finder.
Have always done it by eye or cutting templates
Cheers Phil
Except the air anglegrinder and the scissorlift i have them all and they are very handy ✌
All but 3, well and the bonus item pens. Seen them, dont have any. Haven't built my racer yet but I do tons of my own work on cars, bikes and trucks, so I've got tons of goodies.
Great list! Thank you. I do not have (yet) the ratchets for the tap set and the necked down pen. I do have a necked down pencil I use for woodworking. I few years ago I bought the Milwaukee angle grinder and straight grinder. They have replaced my air tools. I just bought the Milwaukee file sander and hope it will replace my air version as well. Thanks for all the great advice. Cheers!
This is a great video. I am definitely interest in seeing the list of useless stuff. A garage does accumulate too much stuff over time when you do anything that has to do with auto/moto mechanic and/or renovation, so anything to help reduce the clutter is a good thing.
I’m getting the scissor lift!
Would like to see the tools you bought and never used. See if it compares to mine.
Also, tools you only used once. Building bikes sometimes requires a unique tool that is only used once.
Great videos! Keep them coming!
Hi from Texas.
It seems like a few of you want to see this video of my useless purchases. Maybe I’ll make this video after all :). Thanks for the comment bro.
@@CafeRacerGarage Yes please !
TOP stuff.
Gondor the vernier with hardened steel tips, especially if you use them to scribe lines as shown here… also I prefer a round depth measuring end overate flat ones…
I have all of those except the air tools (no compressor … yet!). No deep sockets, but I have a set of ‘through’ sockets instead. The ratchet operates on the outside of the sockets, so they work even on threaded rod metres long which goes right through the socket. Would agree with previous commenter who said about abusing your callipers, though mine are cheap callipers so no great loss. Centre drills work so well because they are very rigid, and don’t flex like a normal drill. There’s no special angles there. Les in UK
Thanx maté appreciate your comment
Got the lot except for the air filer and pen (i use a thinned down pencil)
Okay, that first bonus item is dope af
Yeah, it sure is
Yeah go with a "useless list"! 💪
You’re not alone wanting this video so I’ll have to get onto it
Good list but for me a good pick and hook set use mine all the time
That's a good one too
Dan, love everything you do. Thanks for sharing! Do you have a link to that belt sander that you use? Thanks and keep it up!!!
-KR
My magnet stick has a flash lite in it. Got it at sears.
Useless tools. Yes. I would enjoy that. Also good tool list. 👍
1. Tap and Die set ➨ amzn.to/3lY6Aef
2. Tap Ratchet tool ➨ amzn.to/3kjh87b
3. Digital Verniers ➨ amzn.to/3ktqBZs
4. Scribe Tool ➨ amzn.to/3ZfdrOs
5. Center Punch ➨ amzn.to/3KC8MCh
6. Center Drills (Amazon) ➨ amzn.to/3YY7VAn
Center Drills (HAFCO) Top Quality ➨ bit.ly/3ICc3iy
7. Scissor Jack ➨ amzn.to/3EuHaex
8. Air Die Grinder ➨ amzn.to/3St12Et
9. Air File ➨ amzn.to/3IV0ft3
10. Right Angle Screwdriver ➨ amzn.to/3keuoKo
11. Angle Finder (Digital) ➨ amzn.to/3xT2ZRf
12. Magnet Extension ➨ amzn.to/3xWjThG
13. Rare Earth Magnets ➨ amzn.to/3ZhG39W
14. Long Sockets ➨ amzn.to/3SuX7ae
Bonus Items:
1. Profile Gauge ➨ amzn.to/3m9iCl7
2. Pen Ink (neck down) ➨ amzn.to/3YWliRo
Pen Crayon (neck down) ➨ amzn.to/3m85lZK
As a machinist, it hurts to see someone using calipers as a scribing tool. I wont say i don't do the same....... But i use the cheap HF ones for that.
Yes I totally understand where you’re coming from, but I don’t do tight tolerances like you would so I’m not too concerned if they’re not completely 100% calibrated or if they start to get a little bit worn I’ll just replace them. I realise it’s not what they designed for, but it works and it’s fast :)
Do as I say and not as I do huh?
@@sjv6598 yes sir
@@CafeRacerGarage i get it i do the same thing even though it hurts haha. great video man keep it up
Ok I've got nearly all of those and thoroughly agree how useful they are, However the pens, where did you get them?
Great list Dan, I've jotted down a few tools from your list, the mini-jack platforms are at the top of my wish list. The deep-reach markers & auto-centre punch are hot on its tail. 👍
My suggestion for others is to check out Wera tools. They aren't cheap, but they've saved my day on many occasions.
Their ratchets have 6º latch points of engagement, rather than the normal 60º increments, which means you can turn the nut/bolt/screw even in extraordinarily tight/awkward situations.
Their Zyklop Speed Ratchet Sets too, are amazing. The ratchet head can be set to various angles for accessing awkward bolts/nuts & can even be set to 90º act as a screwdriver once the nut/bolt is loose enough.
Their Joker Spanner Set isn't essential but is handy. The open-ended spanner ends have shoulders on them to prevent them from slipping straight over a bolt head which is partly undone. They say I've got the patience of a saint, but when a spanner persistently slips over a bolt head, the WTF button gets smashed. 😉
Your right about Wera, I use some of them as well.
@@Jay_Speed Nice. 👍
They aren't in most people's price brackets, so my recommendation is to start with one niche tool from the range.
Once they use & discover the advantages, they'll find that they can't be without it & explore other sets.
As you'd know, they are unique quality tools built to last, so is an investment in my world.
Two other hand tool brands I'm into are Wiha & Knipex. 👍
@@Jay_Speed I checked out your website & my heart pounded when I saw that you're into Triumphs. 👍
The trouble is, I found a low-mileage Daytona that's on sale at a good price & almost barred up.
Made the mistake of telling the missus & she blew a head gasket. YOU'RE NOT GETTING A MOTORBIKE. 😳
The thing is, I'm 72 & my doctor says it's too dangerous for me to even get up on a fk'n ladder, so I knew she'd fire up.
The no ladder thing is a freak'n joke. Ladder accidents amongst the elderly are because they don't look to see how many steps are left to go & go arse up, or they haven't got a clue about ladder safety. 😡
@@CNile-se9xw I have nine bikes for the moment. One Trident 660, one Mash Falcone 125, one Mash Xride 650, one Yamaha FZ1 Fazer, five Yamaha FZR 1000 Exup. I am 65 now and driving bikes from when I was 12 years old. Also on the street, not much controlling was going on then. I want a second Triumph don't no which model, have to do some tst drives.
@@Jay_Speed Mate, you're living the ultimate dream. Well done. 👍
Nice list. But be careful about (ab)using the vernier/caliper like that. One thing I would recommend in a list like this is gas soldering. One of those mini "grill" starters! They are so good. Thank you!
Thank you mate, great idea 🙂
A list of cheap tools with a brief demo. Brilliantly helpful, thanks. Please don't make that other video, as I can just wander over to my garage if I want to see them...
Thanks mate. haha ok 👍
There are "parallel scribing rulers" available as an alternative to using your verniers
I have most of them, except the little jack, the angle finder and the orange curve thing. Yes do useless.
Thank you mate 👍 ok I will look into the useless list
3:57 the center drill is for use in a lathe and the trick is the short stubby shape, no flexing… nothing more…
Hi, Could you please do a list of the tools you bought, and found useless.
Thanks mate will do
@@CafeRacerGarage Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos, keep up the great work.
@@vinnybarbara7097 not a problem mate I think they are handy for people that are learning and hopefully saves people buying stuff they don’t need
9 out of 14, wasn't that a meatloaf song?
I picked up a 92 750 Nighthawk last October. Adjusting the pilot screws while the carb. bank is installed looks impossible. This bike has the least clearance of any below #2 and #3 carbs. There are oil lines in the way.
Did you find a tool to get to those screws?
Motion Pro has one but I'm not convinced even it would work and it's $75. I already have a similar one but slightly more bulky, it's not reaching them.
I can confirm that the motion pro tool will work but you need to make a custom flat head for it, even shorter than the ones it comes with.you will also need to have that MP tool on an angle up just so you can get into the inner screw.. it works but only just.
Thanks!
@Cafe Racer Garage Motion pro makes 2 actually, are you referring to the gear drive one or the cable drive???
@@petev.9357 I only have the gear drive one
yes,, crap tools video and why are great
As a machinist, watching you scribe with the calliper makes me cringe 😬 That’s my only complaint. Love your channel otherwise.
It's just a tool and Im not a machinist like you so I don't need to worry about a cheap tool like this, Im sure yours are more expensive though. once mine gets destroyed I will replace it. Its worth the cost just for the convenience if you know what I mean. 😁
crap tools video sounds just as useful Dan.