Hello everyone, a number of viewers have mentioned the volume of the video. I agree that it's really not adequate. The microphone on my new device isn't a patch on the old one, I will experiment with an external mic and try to get it sorted for the next video. Best wishes, Dean.
Great update Dean, it'll be nice to do a project where you add that personal touch. The mill upgrade will be good too. Looking forward to visiting South Fox Richer again soon and see the progress first hand
That was brilliant. I enjoyed it. Project Stop Gap looks good, plenty of interesting things to do. The D7 sounded nice gurgling away. I hope the crank is ok. I have to say that the fact you have misgivings about it means you will probably be in there again before long. Looking forward to progress on the bike and the mill. Thank you for the mention of my channel, it is very much appreciated.
You are welcome, I should have mentioned it in the last video. I already have plans to build another crank for the D7, if nothing else it helps to hone my crank truing skills! Best wishes, Dean.
Will be great to see progress on the green laner. You failed to mention the D7 seat pan is 1/4 of the total weight of the bike! Yes it was well made all things aside. Look forward to the next installment........regards, Bones
I think changing that seat will be a performance upgrade Bones! I'd send it to you as a souvenir of your visit but I'd struggle to get the mobile crane up the driveway. Best wishes, Dean.
Thanks for the video Dean. Most enjoyable and a great intro to your new project. I'm really looking forward to seeing this come along. A very pretty part of the world in which you live. A long, long time since I've been there. Cheers, Peter.
Stopgap looks to be quite a lot of work. Good luck Dean. I've got a DT175B that's similar, but I've got a bit more to start with. We're into snow here today so just sitting around watching everything turn white and marveling at the beauty of the years first snow.
Hey Jack, no snow yet but colder weather is on the way. Stopgap is a rather..... ambitious... project! Not much to go on yet but it's been an idea of mine to build a bike from bare bones for a while. Perhaps I should get out more! Best wishes, Dean.
Man ! that's a heavy duty seat base built for a battleship (it's got the grey) . Maybe you could modify it to fit .If not Good luck on finding a seat for it ..
Nice one Dean, I"m going to follow the progress as Ive got a decent D7 engine and a D10 frame ( needs down tube straightening ) and Ive toyed with the idea for a while, I already have a standard D3 👍
Good evening ,great film tonight yet again , I have a seat that I would like to donate to you if you send me your details I will post to you free of charge ,regards phil.
This is an interesting channel, but the volume on your recordings varies from low to VERY low. For anyone with hearing problems (yup, that’s me) it makes it very difficult to follow what you’re saying. Could you do something to improve that, perhaps? I’m very interested in your Green-laner project. Either way, thanks! Les
Les, my apologies. The device I was filming on was damaged and the new one really isn't as good. I will be experimenting with an external microphone as I have noticed a difference in the sound quality myself. Best wishes, Dean.
Hello everyone, a number of viewers have mentioned the volume of the video. I agree that it's really not adequate. The microphone on my new device isn't a patch on the old one, I will experiment with an external mic and try to get it sorted for the next video.
Best wishes, Dean.
Love the armour plated seat base, proper shed engineering, built to last!
I think it is bullet proof.
Another great project. Love the view on the path. See you on the next brother.
Thanks Cain, see you soon.
nice one Dean
the D7 come together really well, and look forward to the D5. cheers👍👍👍👍👍👍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍👍👍👍👍
Kev
I enjoyed it Kev, it was a great first TH-cam project.
Cheers, Dean.
Great video Dean. Still bringing the Bantam memories back to me from old. Keep up the good work.
Steve.
Cheers Steve
Enjoying your content ....looking forward to that upcoming project ....keep up the good work 👍
Thanks Nigel. Merry Christmas!
Here brother.
Thanks Cain
Only one broken sprocket mount. Eee lad that's luxury.
It's all I could find Michael, I guess I'm just unlucky!
Best wishes, Dean.
Great update Dean, it'll be nice to do a project where you add that personal touch. The mill upgrade will be good too. Looking forward to visiting South Fox Richer again soon and see the progress first hand
Thanks Ade, you are always welcome in the land of rich southern foxes!
Best wishes, Dean.
That was brilliant. I enjoyed it. Project Stop Gap looks good, plenty of interesting things to do. The D7 sounded nice gurgling away. I hope the crank is ok. I have to say that the fact you have misgivings about it means you will probably be in there again before long. Looking forward to progress on the bike and the mill. Thank you for the mention of my channel, it is very much appreciated.
You are welcome, I should have mentioned it in the last video. I already have plans to build another crank for the D7, if nothing else it helps to hone my crank truing skills!
Best wishes, Dean.
Great On Two Wheels esque title. I will watch properly later.
Will be great to see progress on the green laner. You failed to mention the D7 seat pan is 1/4 of the total weight of the bike! Yes it was well made all things aside. Look forward to the next installment........regards, Bones
I think changing that seat will be a performance upgrade Bones! I'd send it to you as a souvenir of your visit but I'd struggle to get the mobile crane up the driveway.
Best wishes, Dean.
Thanks for the video Dean. Most enjoyable and a great intro to your new project. I'm really looking forward to seeing this come along.
A very pretty part of the world in which you live. A long, long time since I've been there.
Cheers, Peter.
Thanks Peter, yes we are lucky to be out in the sticks.
Best wishes, Dean.
Stopgap looks to be quite a lot of work. Good luck Dean. I've got a DT175B that's similar, but I've got a bit more to start with. We're into snow here today so just sitting around watching everything turn white and marveling at the beauty of the years first snow.
Hey Jack, no snow yet but colder weather is on the way. Stopgap is a rather..... ambitious... project! Not much to go on yet but it's been an idea of mine to build a bike from bare bones for a while. Perhaps I should get out more!
Best wishes, Dean.
Man ! that's a heavy duty seat base built for a battleship (it's got the grey) . Maybe you could modify it to fit .If not Good luck on finding a seat for it ..
I was lucky Larry, one of my viewers sent me a good seat that just needed a small repair.
Nice one Dean, I"m going to follow the progress as Ive got a decent D7 engine and a D10 frame ( needs down tube straightening ) and Ive toyed with the idea for a while, I already have a standard
D3 👍
Sounds like the perfect recipe for long nights in the garage! They always seem to have a bend in them somewhere.
Best wishes, Dean.
Any chance of turning the volume up at you end its very quite?
I will be trialing an external mic, as this device records much quieter than my previous one.
Best wishes, Dean.
Good evening ,great film tonight yet again ,
I have a seat that I would like to donate to you if you send me your details I will post to you free of charge ,regards phil.
Blimey Phil, that's incredibly generous. Could you email me? I'll drop the email address into the description.
Sincere thanks, Dean.
This is an interesting channel, but the volume on your recordings varies from low to VERY low. For anyone with hearing problems (yup, that’s me) it makes it very difficult to follow what you’re saying. Could you do something to improve that, perhaps? I’m very interested in your Green-laner project. Either way, thanks! Les
Les, my apologies. The device I was filming on was damaged and the new one really isn't as good. I will be experimenting with an external microphone as I have noticed a difference in the sound quality myself.
Best wishes, Dean.