I like your videos. I like how you explain stuff, start out at normal speed for a few passes, then crank it up for the rest. It keeps you videos watchable, not like a double feature that you want to walk out of after the first 15 minutes.
Great video. Nice mix of activity and discussion. Bummer that it was a dyslexic floor pan but kudos to you for having the strength to show us the reality of the situation. Time lapse on some of the repetitive and slow process moments are a good idea. Overall a Nice format. The music is ok but I tend to turn the volume off.
My 3 boys (13, 12 & 9) and myself enjoy watching your work. We have used a few ideas from your work to create projects. The engine cross brass and front suspension design we have built into a drift trike. Keep the knowledge coming as we love here down under.
I think that you are doing a great job. I enjoy learning how to do the fabrications. Maybe video the process in fast mode so some don't get bored while us others can see what you are doing. Idk a mix of that. Looking forward to more videos, great job!
I just discovered your gold mine of great work yesterday and have been binge watching some this morning. I will say the reason I am subscribed and bingeing is because of your well rounded mix of time lapse and slow detail to show the "how" without the painfully long patches to get to the end. Personally I also like the 10-13 minutes sweet spot you post in. Great work, you earned my subscribe with bell and I will watch your videos until the end, I know TH-cam grades that. Thank you for taking the time to do this!
I stumbled upon this page the other day. I’ve watched all your videos. I’m in the military and am a few days away from being home for good. Your videos have been interesting, entertaining and inspiration for my 48. I love the content man!
The videos are really cool I am gathering up the parts to build a 48 Ford was just in Kansas to get a cab and you have given me a lot of good ideas. Thanks from Oklahoma
Awesome and honest keep the videos as they are very informative I,m currently building a 1953 International pickup truck into a Rat rod I,m lucky all the tin is in excellent condition except for the whiskey dents of which we shall call it the whiskey runner
I liked this video, it was just right, not too much talking, and long enough. Most of us are guys, guys like to see, stuff, not be told all about everything, that's how guys process information. Ps. Nice work.
Excellent job, love the floors and trans tunnel. My thoughts on doing your videos.....keep doing what your doing, I personally get a lot from your explanations and just the right amount of fast forward. Anyone that needs ever blow by blow is probably not going to be doing this much fab stuff! You rock!
I like your content brother. If you have the patience to do it the way you have, I for one will gladly watch. Trucks coming along great! It's going to be a fun toy when you get it mobile, but if your like me building it is half the fun.👍
ALL is good the way you are doing it. I have a suggestion. Do bead rolling on top of the tunnel to match the floors. Could be a piece of beaded metal added on top of needed. Would blend well.
I think I may have fixed it but I have no way to tell as the sound is fine on all my devices. Would you watch this and let me know. THANKS IN ADVANCE! th-cam.com/video/0R2w5vkv47c/w-d-xo.html
That would be a great idea but if you've watched the part two video on this build you will see the mount for the cab is a 4 inch piece of angle. The two front mounting holes are in direct contact with that angle so it would have required a rework of the mount to do so.
Sorry but I did see that your bolt hole was on the wrong side because I have a 39 pickup , I feel bad for you . Time laps for the repetitious stuff , your video's are informative and a bit of fun , well for me , I like building stuff .
Doing good just like it is. Fast forward thru the tedious stuff. But, how about a panel above the center of the tunnel that matches the floor pattern. Bead it. Just my opinion. Carry on
Keep the time lapse when you do repeated actions. Only do real time when you mention a tip or trick you think might be helpful to others. I like that your videos are typically 15 minutes or less. Anything longer than 30 minutes can be hard to stay focused on it.
Damn it!! What a bummer hours n hours wasted hey but it's a hella nice panel maybe you can use it on something els or have a giveaway a raffle or maybe pick the sub that named the truck and send it to them. It's a cool piece and would make great garage art a good conversation piece.
My biggest complaint with shows like Monster Garage and that complete douchebag in Vegas (Counting Cars) is they don't show enough of the actual work, I want to see the work. I want to know HOW you do the things you do. I also like the trips to the junk yards where you go through the though process of picking a project. Other show are building $200,000 cars and that is just out of reach for 99% of the people watching car programs. Your videos are really good. You show the process but you don't expect us to watch two hours of welding.
I like they way you are doing it. Helps me learn how to do it.
Thanks!
I like the time lapse, admire your skill.
Time-lapse is good, shows work that goes into projects
I like your videos. I like how you explain stuff, start out at normal speed for a few passes, then crank it up for the rest. It keeps you videos watchable, not like a double feature that you want to walk out of after the first 15 minutes.
Thank you for the input!
I like the time lapse of the fabrication stuff
Great video. Nice mix of activity and discussion.
Bummer that it was a dyslexic floor pan but kudos to you for having the strength to show us the reality of the situation.
Time lapse on some of the repetitive and slow process moments are a good idea.
Overall a Nice format.
The music is ok but I tend to turn the volume off.
Thanks for watching!
You have shown me more then most. Just keep on, keepin' on. Thank you VERY much.
Love the time lapse it actually shows what you are doing i prefer as much info on how stuff is done as possible
Thanks!
My 3 boys (13, 12 & 9) and myself enjoy watching your work. We have used a few ideas from your work to create projects. The engine cross brass and front suspension design we have built into a drift trike. Keep the knowledge coming as we love here down under.
That is awesome! Thanks for watching!
Love the build, Time lapse, explanations, all of it👍🇺🇸
Awesome, thank you!
Floor pan looks SSSSuuuuwwwweeeetttt!!! The timelapse is cool too. Realy wanting to see 'er on some new shoes and haulin' ass!!!
I really want to see that too!!!
Keep doing what your doing!! Fantastic workmanship....
Thank you!
Dude this video series is awesome, I’m about to start a similar project to this of my own in New Zealand and learning a lot
Content is very good with the hints and speedup of the repeat actions. Keep it up. Looking good.
Thanks, will do!
Excellent build, given me a few ideas for the bike I'm building.
Looking forward to seeing it up and running.
I like seeing the detailed how to stuff but time lapse is good till you get to the details.
I enjoy the videos no matter what! definitely enjoy watching the technical parts where a guy can learn something
Old Crow Medicine Show, coming right along,
Awesome transformation ! Keep it up the way you're doing it !
I think that you are doing a great job. I enjoy learning how to do the fabrications. Maybe video the process in fast mode so some don't get bored while us others can see what you are doing. Idk a mix of that. Looking forward to more videos, great job!
Ok thanks!
I just discovered your gold mine of great work yesterday and have been binge watching some this morning. I will say the reason I am subscribed and bingeing is because of your well rounded mix of time lapse and slow detail to show the "how" without the painfully long patches to get to the end. Personally I also like the 10-13 minutes sweet spot you post in. Great work, you earned my subscribe with bell and I will watch your videos until the end, I know TH-cam grades that. Thank you for taking the time to do this!
Thank you so much that means a ton to me!
I’m enjoying the videos. I’d love to hear more about how you’re making your decisions? But the videos are great!
Put it on the passenger side! I thought it was when you you designed it! Time lapse good!
Good job with the time laps an awesome job with the 🚚
Thanks! 👍
Great content.take the time to explain what you're doing and then save as much time as you can using time lapse. I love it
Trial and error Rat Rod building. We've all been there. Carry on!
Great job. The floors look good 👍👍🇨🇱
And yes. Keep these videos coming 👍👍
Thanks! Will do!
I stumbled upon this page the other day. I’ve watched all your videos. I’m in the military and am a few days away from being home for good. Your videos have been interesting, entertaining and inspiration for my 48. I love the content man!
Thank you! I'm glad you are liking it!
I'm enjoying the time lapse videos, I also enjoy getting the thought process that goes into the decision during the build.
It all good just like your content don’t care how you do it
Your video format is perfect.
Glad you think so!
oops!! we have a saying at our workshop- measure twice cut once.
great job
The videos are really cool I am gathering up the parts to build a 48 Ford was just in Kansas to get a cab and you have given me a lot of good ideas. Thanks from Oklahoma
Very cool!
Videos are fine the way they are great job
Boy that truly sucks! I'm really enjoying watching you and learning new stuff.
Awesome and honest keep the videos as they are very informative
I,m currently building a 1953 International pickup truck into a Rat rod I,m lucky all the tin is in excellent condition except for the whiskey dents of which we shall call it the whiskey runner
Looking good just as you are doing it. Keep up the good work, from Florida!
Thanks 👍
Some good fab work. Keep up the hard work on the videos!
Thanks, will do!
I liked this video, it was just right, not too much talking, and long enough. Most of us are guys, guys like to see, stuff, not be told all about everything, that's how guys process information. Ps. Nice work.
Cool, thanks!
Excellent job, love the floors and trans tunnel. My thoughts on doing your videos.....keep doing what your doing, I personally get a lot from your explanations and just the right amount of fast forward. Anyone that needs ever blow by blow is probably not going to be doing this much fab stuff! You rock!
I really enjoy watching time-lapse videos it looks cool seeing something built in a really quick way makes me want to work faster
Glad you enjoyed
I like the way you are doing your videos, just wish the audio was better
Old Crow looking good, like the timelapes, keep up that hardcore fabbing!
Old Crow was thw name of a P-51 Mustang in WW2. You might look it up for paint scheme ideas
Hmmm I didn't know that. Thanks for the info
I for sure like watching the work being performed
Enjoy your videos time lapse is cool 👌 by me will watch whatever you post after all your the guy who has to do the work take care
Awesome thank you!
Wow, you are the master my friend, all the best from the UK.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you! Cheers!
I like it fine just the way it is, great job
I like your content brother. If you have the patience to do it the way you have, I for one will gladly watch. Trucks coming along great! It's going to be a fun toy when you get it mobile, but if your like me building it is half the fun.👍
Right on
I too like the video the way you are making them... by the way great looking floor pans
Thank you so much 😀
Like what you do. Like more on fabs
I like the way you do your content....
Way to keep it Real !
I love ur vids. Would like to see more time lapse
Yes, more time lapse, keep doing it!
Lovin your style of videos....... don’t change a thing 👍
Just Keep on Doing What You Have Been, Love Hardcore Fab!!...
Thank you!
Thank you!
We learn by viewing, so whatever content you have we’ll take it! Nice work by the way! Keep it coming!👍🏻
Thanks! Will do!
I'm enjoying the videos and this build.
Keep em coming
Glad you like them!
Looking good keep up the good work
Thanks 👍
Awesome work man. Looks great with that bead roll pattern in it!
I love how you are doing the videos
Thank you!
Looking good!
Thanks!
Cool video
I like the time lapse thing
Glad you like it
Made plenty of mistakes like that in the past thats part of it, looking good nice job
Maybe for your next project get that model body and make another tlrat rod
like the way you doing
Looking Good 👍
ALL is good the way you are doing it. I have a suggestion. Do bead rolling on top of the tunnel to match the floors. Could be a piece of beaded metal added on top of needed. Would blend well.
Just found the channel today, very impressive work. Are you planning on doing a chop or just a thought?
I don't think I'm going to chop this one but it's not done yet so you never know. I kinda build stuff the way it tell me it wanted to be built.
Video is awesome, better mic and lightning would be sweet
Working on it!
I wear earphones while watching, your voice only comes out the left side and the music comes out the right.
I think I may have fixed it but I have no way to tell as the sound is fine on all my devices. Would you watch this and let me know. THANKS IN ADVANCE! th-cam.com/video/0R2w5vkv47c/w-d-xo.html
Love this video and the content I am building a 47 COE I’d love to do this floor pan in it ❤🙏🏻💕
Go for it!
Man I dig this rat rod shit 🤘
Thanks!
No shame brother! I built my trans tunnel 3 time before I was satisfied.
Enjoying your videos , keep up the good work , what yr is the old crow ?
47
My question to you is why didn’t you reseah the body mount area to keep bolt below panel edge
That would be a great idea but if you've watched the part two video on this build you will see the mount for the cab is a 4 inch piece of angle. The two front mounting holes are in direct contact with that angle so it would have required a rework of the mount to do so.
longer vidds plz
Sorry but I did see that your bolt hole was on the wrong side because I have a 39 pickup , I feel bad for you . Time laps for the repetitious stuff , your video's are informative and a bit of fun , well for me , I like building stuff .
Thank you!
wall art now
I hope you make a headliner to match the floor
I've been rolling around ideas for the rest of the interior and that's on the list.
I think it’s fine doing it the way you’re doing it even a mess ups
Doing good just like it is. Fast forward thru the tedious stuff. But, how about a panel above the center of the tunnel that matches the floor pattern. Bead it. Just my opinion. Carry on
Love the floor. What gauge sheet metal are you using? Keep up the great work can’t wait to see it all done. 👍👍👍
Thanks!18 gauge
Great the way it is. Luv this shit!
Do a great job wouldn’t change anything
Old Crow Medicine Show.
👍👍😎😳👌✌️
You were born and to early for “Sic’
You must be right I don't know what "sic" is. LOL
What gauge of metal did you use to build the floors I might’ve missed it if you said it
18 I believe
Hey I heard another fabricator say in fabrication you never make a mistake you just learn a new way to do it..
Keep the time lapse when you do repeated actions. Only do real time when you mention a tip or trick you think might be helpful to others. I like that your videos are typically 15 minutes or less. Anything longer than 30 minutes can be hard to stay focused on it.
Thanks for the tip
Damn it!! What a bummer hours n hours wasted hey but it's a hella nice panel maybe you can use it on something els or have a giveaway a raffle or maybe pick the sub that named the truck and send it to them. It's a cool piece and would make great garage art a good conversation piece.
I painted it up and put it on the wall so not a big deal!
To be honest, I'm not a big fan for that cross-hatch look..... its too busy. Sorry to say but a few simple lines might look better in the long run.
To each their own
Don’t change a thing.
Not enough
My biggest complaint with shows like Monster Garage and that complete douchebag in Vegas (Counting Cars) is they don't show enough of the actual work, I want to see the work. I want to know HOW you do the things you do. I also like the trips to the junk yards where you go through the though process of picking a project. Other show are building $200,000 cars and that is just out of reach for 99% of the people watching car programs. Your videos are really good. You show the process but you don't expect us to watch two hours of welding.
Thanks man, I appreciate the compliment!