Out of this world work from start to finish what an experience i watched a lot of youtube videos over the years but nothing like this i know my solex wont turn out like yours you have made a project i had given up on possible i will watch your videos many times so many thanks to you.
Hi Tony. Thanks a lot for your comments and warming words. I am really pleased, that you like it and appreciate your inputs here. Hope you find energy to sometime complete a bike. It‘s not always about perfection, it‘s about passion and whether you left everything you had to give……The overwhelming feeling at the end can‘t anyone take away from you. Good luck
Something you might try someday. When restoring plastic tail lights or plastic lenses. A cleaning and light scuffing with a scotch bright pad. Followed by painting with a urethane 2k clear coat paint. Personally i think it makes it look brand new, comes out looking much better then polishing in my opinion.
Spot on, good option indeed thanks. And when polishing, the heat needs to be observed closely, otherwise the plastic will melt or deform. I had to be carefully
Great movie again Tom but.... it's a shame you are using extra washer (I understand why) because therefore the bolds are to short and the (bilock)nut can not do his work on a correct way, as a locknut. For my new project I'm using bilock nuts with extra washer and 'normal' bold. But please, keep up the good work.
Hi, thanks. Yep, I understand your point. I was thinking regarding this back and forward. The washer also keeps the painting rather intact as the washer doesn’t turn (normally) on the surface directly. Along the way, sometimes you’ve got to go for a way, even though there are different ways and maybe better ways. If I would do an other Solex, I would change some things here and there. Thanks for your comment.
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Beautiful work
Thanks you👍
What a beauty! Zum Glück gibt´s bald noch eine weitere Folge.
Lieben Dank. Ja, jetzt wirds wirklich spannend. Ich freue mich auch auf das letzte finale Video😃
Out of this world work from start to finish what an experience i watched a lot of youtube videos over the years but nothing like this i know my solex wont turn out like yours you have made a project i had given up on possible i will watch your videos many times so many thanks to you.
Hi Tony. Thanks a lot for your comments and warming words. I am really pleased, that you like it and appreciate your inputs here. Hope you find energy to sometime complete a bike. It‘s not always about perfection, it‘s about passion and whether you left everything you had to give……The overwhelming feeling at the end can‘t anyone take away from you. Good luck
@@JustbuildTWThank you so much.
Something you might try someday. When restoring plastic tail lights or plastic lenses. A cleaning and light scuffing with a scotch bright pad. Followed by painting with a urethane 2k clear coat paint. Personally i think it makes it look brand new, comes out looking much better then polishing in my opinion.
Spot on, good option indeed thanks. And when polishing, the heat needs to be observed closely, otherwise the plastic will melt or deform. I had to be carefully
@@JustbuildTW keep up the great work. I am extremely Impressed. Definitely been recommending your channel.
Thank u, it motivates if the shown is appreciated and thanks for being a part of my work
Incrível !! Like e inscrito do Brasil
Thank you back to Brazil 🇧🇷 Great to have you with us👍
Τέλεια η συναρμολόγηση 😅
Looking as solid as it can be😉
Great movie again Tom but.... it's a shame you are using extra washer (I understand why) because therefore the bolds are to short and the (bilock)nut can not do his work on a correct way, as a locknut. For my new project I'm using bilock nuts with extra washer and 'normal' bold. But please, keep up the good work.
Hi, thanks. Yep, I understand your point. I was thinking regarding this back and forward. The washer also keeps the painting rather intact as the washer doesn’t turn (normally) on the surface directly. Along the way, sometimes you’ve got to go for a way, even though there are different ways and maybe better ways. If I would do an other Solex, I would change some things here and there. Thanks for your comment.
@@JustbuildTW As said, I know why you do it like this. Please build another Solex and improve it. I like your movies.