When a guy can take a little piece of nothing and put on the lathe and turn into exactly what he needs, man, that’s not boring at all. It’s actually entertaining to most of us. Looking forward to the next installment on this ol’ car. Thank you so much and God bless!
You're never boring. It's always fascinating how you just make do with what you got on hand before you run to the store. It's the skill behind the tool that does the job no matter what.
Hey, Hey, Mr. Chad. Really enjoyed the video, working on the old car frontend. Lots of good information. I think you do a fantastic job telling how everything fits and goes together, How your tools all work.Thank you for taking us down this road with you!!
Machine work may be boring to those that don't understand it ,I know it's nice to make parts out of blank material especially if they can't be found. Thanks Chad. Central California watching.
Another great episode Chad it’s never boring to us regulars we really enjoy what you are doing it’s really interesting how you approach things and solve them and I know I definitely learn a lot , Take care Chad and thanks buddy 👍
i always enjoy watching your videos and I'm always learning something new and i don't mind the echo or the fan sounds because it's all a part of the amazing work that you are doing
I see that lathe and I'm back in HS Metal Shop again! What a blast to the past! I don't get to pop bubble wrap any more, have to save it for the grandkids!LOL
You daddy taught you well Chad !! You are very lucky to have had a daddy a that was a whizz in mechanic whish i had a chance to have grown up with me in life but he pass before o could speak " R.I.P. DAD !!!
awesome job man.....nice to see that custom made parts are still made by craftsman....I like youre vid,s very much....keep going buddy......greetings from Meppel(drenthe-Holland )
I really do appreciate that you clean the floor for the kitty cats I am a cat lover and I truly believe that if they are yours you should take good care of them thank you, I have a lot of fun watching you work and watching you do things you're an incredible individual bro. P. S. If you can could you please take a video of the kitty cats.
I'm a new subscriber. I've been watching your channel for a few months and I really enjoyed what you are doing. No matter what you are working on. I hope you continue your work on the forty. It's impressive how you come up with ideas and your ability to make them reality. Feels like I am hanging out with my dad in the old garage that I miss so much. Keep up the great videos.
Good to Dee You Fella, I Certainly Hope all is Well with You and Mama. I do Fancy that Car Sir, you are going in the right direction so far as I’m concerned. I’ll catch you on the next one, Keep it Safe Out There Sir
Chad, your daddy smiling today Godspeed know what you’re fixing to do on this car and I would be proud. Is it better to 83 that never was in the car here
Good video. You showed how to do it with what you have and not going and getting the next tool to make it easy. This is the way hot rod are designed with what ever gets the job done
Excellent video Chad :) also nice machine work on millboard to make parts and plus test plus fit too! Also looking forward more videos on this project to!
I can only remember one time where I actually needed a reamer. Most of my work is backyard butchery. 🤣 Not to mention go price a 1.187 reamer. I'm not paying that for one job when a boring bar and sandpaper works just fine.
I think '54 Chevrolet passenger hubs will fit that application. Five lug. I'd have to check the parts catalog for 39 to 54 to be sure. But I think there's some interchangeability there. So you could use the '54 brakes. '52 Chevrolet half-ton hubs and brakes might work too.
Good morning 🌞 I saw that wobble rite-off, it's probably a chinesium rotor. I find machinist work fascinating because it's something that I've never done, I've got a cousin that's a machinist, I should go get some instructions 👍 anyway I find everything you do interesting and fascinating even with the echoes 😉 keep up the great work and the cool videos Chad ✌️🇺🇲
Halloooo! my best friend. @ 31:00 slow the spindle speed down some, and a lot of overhang on the cutoff. Actually rigidity. Make a .5 or .625 bar split longwise on the end to hold some emery cloth. Use like a boring bar to polish the ID. Sticking your finger in the hole with emery is very dangerous as the paper can catch and twist your finger and skin off. You can't shut the machine off fast enough! Super content my friend, keep on keepin' on! Dedicated viewer-
Spindle can't go any slower unless I put it in the back gear and we've tried that too, it breaks stuff in the back gear! Trust me we've tried everything with the parting tool and overhang makes no difference so I just throw it up there and let it chatter. The lathe is just wore out.
Those folks would use to Stephanie and Dolfia 10 front subframe and mounted under the car. May have been easier getting impliment to break loose. Will find out in a minute
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When a guy can take a little piece of nothing and put on the lathe and turn into exactly what he needs, man, that’s not boring at all. It’s actually entertaining to most of us. Looking forward to the next installment on this ol’ car. Thank you so much and God bless!
Who needs therapy when YOU’VE got bubble wrap 😂
You're never boring. It's always fascinating how you just make do with what you got on hand before you run to the store. It's the skill behind the tool that does the job no matter what.
Happy Friday again y'all! Aa always, hope everyone's had a tremendous week and I pray that you guys have a wonderful wonderful weekend! 💙🙏🏼
Hey, Hey, Mr. Chad. Really enjoyed the video, working on the old car frontend. Lots of good information. I think you do a fantastic job telling how everything fits and goes together, How your tools all work.Thank you for taking us down this road with you!!
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We never get too old to pop bubble wrap🤣🤣, love the car and videos. Keep em coming.
I am always learning something from your videos! What you might think is "boring" is actually pretty darn interesting!
Very cool that you are able to make your own parts. That’s something most of us can not do.
Not only are you a great mechanic, you are a good machinist! Great work on the bushings. Oh by the way, your videos are very enjoyable.
Glad to see the channel steadily growing
Machine work may be boring to those that don't understand it ,I know it's nice to make parts out of blank material especially if they can't be found. Thanks Chad.
Central California watching.
The machineing of the parts are just as interesting as the build. Awesome job 👍👍 going to be another great build as always.
I have no problem with the audio and your vids are never boring.
These types of things just take patiences and the right tools. Neither of which I have so I applaud those that do. Good work sir.
Daisy. What a sweet little doggy😊
You have the skills of a Master Craftsman….he called, he wants them back. 🤣🤣
Just kidding, you do have mad skills! 👍💪🏼😎
God bless 🙏🏼🇺🇸
I enjoyed watching you design and fabricate the bearing spacers. You don't need cnc machines, just a pair of calipers and lathe.
I don't find your content boring. Great job with what tools you have. Love how you just make due.
It's amazing how you can make your part's that you need for your vehicles by just using a piece of metal laying around the house. So cool 😎
I really enjoyed you explaining the process of making the bearing adapters. Very entertaining. Thanks.
Hey Chad, Mick here. Your video sound isn't bad even with the echo and fan, you are working in a shop not a studio. Awesome video as usual. 🇺🇸💪❤🙏
Preshate it but it can be improved a lot. I'm working on it.
Really great watch….you know your stuff. Lovely seeing Miss Daisy too. Cheers from England 😀🇬🇧
thanks for the friday night streams I look forward , for them, thanks bud
Another great episode Chad it’s never boring to us regulars we really enjoy what you are doing it’s really interesting how you approach things and solve them and I know I definitely learn a lot , Take care Chad and thanks buddy 👍
nice to have a lath passed on to you even with its worn pieces, some talent to accomplish the task at hand
I do not find it Boring Bud...I enjoy watching you Overcome Problems...Great Vid Thank you.
Always enjoy your vids so hands on and not a shop full of new unused equipment!Thank you sir
I can't afford new equipment! 😂
i always enjoy watching your videos and I'm always learning something new and i don't mind the echo or the fan sounds because it's all a part of the amazing work that you are doing
Nice work on that old lathe This N That!
Preshate it. 👍
Im impressed with your machining knowledge. And you weld too? Well done. Someones heavy on the skills!! 😉
You did a great job Chad ( master of the tools ) 🤙🤙🤙🤙
One cool old car I can't wait for the next video
I see that lathe and I'm back in HS Metal Shop again! What a blast to the past!
I don't get to pop bubble wrap any more, have to save it for the grandkids!LOL
You daddy taught you well Chad !! You are very lucky to have had a daddy a that was a whizz in mechanic whish i had a chance to have grown up with me in life but he pass before o could speak " R.I.P. DAD !!!
awesome job man.....nice to see that custom made parts are still made by craftsman....I like youre vid,s very much....keep going buddy......greetings from Meppel(drenthe-Holland )
Precision backyard butchery. 😉 Well done, sir!
I like that! 👍
*Awesome job Chad* 🔧🔩 Not many of us gear heads are good with a lathe, but you made it look easy. Have a great weekend
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Doing what you can with what you got 👍🏻
Just glad your daddy with a patient man when he built dudes running for you were still working on it. Good luck smile
Yes 😂😂 one of my favorite scenes in Naked Gun 2 at the awards ceremony 😂😂😂😂❤❤
Ingenuity and skills being shown again👍🏼🇬🇧
One step at a time. To myself I think it's very interesting. Keep up the awesome work! Thank you for sharing.😊
Chad you just made my Friday night!! Have a great weekend!! 👍🇺🇲
Awesome fab work I love old school machine, its our history that old tuff as nail guys built
That was great it’s nice to see what goes into making custom parts. Well done my friend.
I really do appreciate that you clean the floor for the kitty cats I am a cat lover and I truly believe that if they are yours you should take good care of them thank you, I have a lot of fun watching you work and watching you do things you're an incredible individual bro. P. S. If you can could you please take a video of the kitty cats.
Another great video Chad. This old man looks forward to Friday just to sit back and enjoy your videos. Wish they would last for hours
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Thanks for your channel. There is not many Christians around and good content as well. Appreciate it.
Good job I always enjoy making stuff like that especially when it saves money
Great job on this as usual I really like the old chevy!
I absolutely love that you make what you need. I do the same here on the farm.
Can't wait to see your caliper brackets, yes sir.
That was some tedious work! You have oodles of patience sir! I would have lost it when the first one you fabed didn't work great job! 👍😁
Just do the best you can do I enjoy it all and you have a blessed and safe weekend
👍Another good video Sir Chad! Nice old lathe. Project is coming right along! 👍🇺🇸
Good morning sir enjoyed the picture show
I'm actually not working tonight so I don't have to wait until tomorrow or Sunday...love the videos
I'm a new subscriber. I've been watching your channel for a few months and I really enjoyed what you are doing. No matter what you are working on. I hope you continue your work on the forty. It's impressive how you come up with ideas and your ability to make them reality. Feels like I am hanging out with my dad in the old garage that I miss so much. Keep up the great videos.
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The sound is fine here Chad.
It's always a better week when you put out a new video awesome chad
Excellent video thanks, it is great to see the actual work behind modifying the car. I am really enjoying this series of videos
Keep them videos coming you help me out in some of your videos
Good to Dee You Fella, I Certainly Hope all is Well with You and Mama. I do Fancy that Car Sir, you are going in the right direction so far as I’m concerned. I’ll catch you on the next one, Keep it Safe Out There Sir
Been busy the past couple months and havent been on youtubes, glad I'm finally caught back up on your videos
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Starting my week off in Ft worth Tx. Saw Ted Nugent Saturday night and finished it off with this n that just now. Enjoyed it as always.
cant wait to see the ole girl back on the road again!! love your content sir
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Chad, your daddy smiling today Godspeed know what you’re fixing to do on this car and I would be proud. Is it better to 83 that never was in the car here
Nice work improvising / fabricating!
This week video was really enjoyable and educational have a great week until next video 👍
Nice work! I love the 40 Chevys.
Great job. Fantastic fabrication. Keep up the great work
Good video. You showed how to do it with what you have and not going and getting the next tool to make it easy. This is the way hot rod are designed with what ever gets the job done
This is definitely what hot rodding was back in the day. There wasn't a store to go buy what you need! 👍
Excellent video Chad :) also nice machine work on millboard to make parts and plus test plus fit too! Also looking forward more videos on this project to!
I’m a field machinist and car guy love all of it
👍 Good video, very informative. Great work on an old lathe.
Chad not many shops are as well equipped as yours or know. how to machine a piece of metal. Good job bro.
Drill bits are notorious for going oversized so to get exactly on measurement to be hitting your numbers reamers are a good option.
I can only remember one time where I actually needed a reamer. Most of my work is backyard butchery. 🤣 Not to mention go price a 1.187 reamer. I'm not paying that for one job when a boring bar and sandpaper works just fine.
Excellent work, love your show!
very good chad,,even with a worn out lathe,you still managed it
Nice machine work. That old south bend needs work. I completely rebuilt my south bend 10L last winter it was a fun project.
Watching and learning always a lot of good info thanks Chad
Outstanding diy work.
Patience when manual machining pays off... But it works out really nice! Nice work sir!
i came across your moostang video the other day and it was AMAZING! keep up the good work!
The larger washer is to help keep grease inside the bearing housing assembly.
Love the Friday night videos!!
Keep them coming chat I really enjoy your video
Nice work Chad...!!
Thanks for another ,Brother !!
Never boring vids Chad, hell throw a gopro on a film all the odd jobs ya do too ha, we'd all watch ha
I think '54 Chevrolet passenger hubs will fit that application. Five lug. I'd have to check the parts catalog for 39 to 54 to be sure. But I think there's some interchangeability there. So you could use the '54 brakes. '52 Chevrolet half-ton hubs and brakes might work too.
Love your work and your videos you does work really hard👊💪👍
Good morning 🌞 I saw that wobble rite-off, it's probably a chinesium rotor. I find machinist work fascinating because it's something that I've never done, I've got a cousin that's a machinist, I should go get some instructions 👍 anyway I find everything you do interesting and fascinating even with the echoes 😉 keep up the great work and the cool videos Chad ✌️🇺🇲
It's a raybestos rotor but probably made in China. 🤷🏻♂️
She will be back on the road before you know it. Good luck sir.
Awesome work chad keep up the great work buddy
Halloooo! my best friend. @ 31:00 slow the spindle speed down some, and a lot of overhang on the cutoff. Actually rigidity. Make a .5 or .625 bar split longwise on the end to hold some emery cloth. Use like a boring bar to polish the ID. Sticking your finger in the hole with emery is very dangerous as the paper can catch and twist your finger and skin off. You can't shut the machine off fast enough! Super content my friend, keep on keepin' on! Dedicated viewer-
Spindle can't go any slower unless I put it in the back gear and we've tried that too, it breaks stuff in the back gear! Trust me we've tried everything with the parting tool and overhang makes no difference so I just throw it up there and let it chatter. The lathe is just wore out.
Great job brother! Worked out great 💪
Those folks would use to Stephanie and Dolfia 10 front subframe and mounted under the car. May have been easier getting impliment to break loose. Will find out in a minute
A good job again your video are grat keep them coming cant wat for nex week your mate from australia 🔧🔧🛠👍🐕📽
All good! Thanks for sharing 😊