1) I Love Sarah's Hair with waves or curls😍🌹 2) Lotta Respect Watching Sarah Build these Cars on her own in her garage. I want to say Thank you Sarah for working hard and putting out content for all of us to enjoy. Btw I love your humor. Be Blessed and Stay Safe ✌🏾🌹🤙🏾🌹❤
Hot rodders back in the day were working with inadequate tools in garages (or backyards), and they built some of the coolest cars ever made. You're doing great!
Your last words... “I’ll figure it out.” You say that every time you hit a bump in the road. What is awesome, they aren’t just words... you always walk the talk. And that’s why you succeed.
100% what you said Primus54!! One of the best attitudes I've seen demonstrated in a human in modern times. I sometimes daydream about how awesome it would have been to serve alongside her. Oh, and that razor sharp wit!!! 😍
Yea, I was gonna say the same thing. If she had used spot weld cutter, she wouldn’t have had to weld holes. Also a proper spot weld chisel works amazing, and cleaning the paint off the surface helps tremendously.
I did 20 years working on KC-135 aircraft sheet metal, mostly aluminum repairs, but we had to learn to drill steel, stainless, and even titanium and the key is using the right speed with the right feed pressure. For aluminum, you use a higher speed with little pressure, with steel and stainless you utilize slow speed with more feed pressure, not enough to break the bits as we saw, but enough pressure with the slow speed to produce curls and not chips if possible. Using a cordless drill with the ability to vary the speed is probably your best option because you can reduce the speed easily. You could use high-speed steel or cobalt bits on steel, but it does help to get better quality ones. Another tool you should get is an automatic center punch to spot your initial drill points. Also, if you need to drill off rivets or similar rounded fasteners you can sand/file a flat spot on them first. As for drilling spot welds, you can take a 1/4" bit and flatten the tip angle of the flukes so it can drill through the top sheet but not pierce the bottom so readily. As for welding holes, you can also buy/make a copper "spoon" to put behind the hole to lay the weldment fill across the hole better, the copper won't stick to the steel. They also make magnetic hole fill aids that attach to the back surface and are adjustable for depth, they sort of look/act like Euro cabinet hinges. Using the disc grinder can be difficult in some areas, they make a wand-style die grinder, like a big Dremel, that can use burrs and ceramic stones for cutting, shaping, and smoothing.
some really stellar information there mate! cheers! Its a blessing folks like yourself still passing your knowledge to others. Ive learnt half of what i know because of blokes like yourself. Namaste 😊
Looking awesome in the roll cage intro. Love the hairstyle. You're mechanical skills and video skills are great as well. Some may say you are the total package!!
I'm trying to build a race car, in this garage, with inadequate tools, by myself. So that makes you just like the other 99% of shade tree mechanics in the world. Your doing a great job Sarah, just keep plugging away at it like the rest of us and you'll get it done. And if you need help you have about 281K subscribers that would love to help you, so you are not really alone in this.
I literally dropped my sandwich at the 10:00 mark, dayum! I was sad to see the extra clothing after that... but I understand completely... welding is not a time to have exposed skin.
This was the best Sarah show ever! Maybe it was the hair. Maybe it was because I was totally entertained! Maybe both! Keep it up girl, you're doing just great 👍
Having spent over 30 years replacing rusty metal during classic car restos in the UK- my hobby- I say cracking job for first time, well done! I’d offer to help but it’s a bit of a commute.... One tip- if you can get behind any of the holes, a piece of copper clamped behind means you can build the puddle without risk of blowing through and do a hole almost in one go. I use a bit of 3/4 copper pipe hammered flat if I can’t find anything else. The weld won’t stick to copper. Don’t use brass- it explodes if you electric weld it!
Hi Sarah, just a good welding tip for welding holes in sheet metal. Hold a copper bar or flattened water pipe on the back of the sheet. The weld does not stick to copper so you can fill up the hole without the weld faling out of the hole. I always use old copper water or gas tubing that a flatten and bend in different shapes. I even put some wooden handes on some... 😉👍
For smaller holes there is an aluminium foil tape. 2" wide. Works well. Watching your first welds use 2 hands to hold the gun. Mig fills holes really well and quickly.
Hi Sarah, your knowledge on cars is inspiring, always look forward to your next video and I say this with respect....you are off the charts gorgeous! Love your playful humor. Huge thanks for your dedication.
Charlies a Dang Magician with several Skilzzzzzz!!! Btw SURRAH....as for removing that adhesive. Several machinist, car repair and fabricators told me to use "CITRONELLA Oil or Fuel' to remove Tough adhesives??? I called BullS hit when they told me and broke down and tried it. WOW....it's like a Frickin Miracle!! If it won't come off at first and it's on the roof/ceiling put it on a rag and secure it to the area for a few minutes. I was Dumbfounded how well it worked. Something about the oil/petro/etc.....Damn Magic Bullett stuff right there. Stay Strong Grasshopper.
@@go-dog-go citro oil is great, as too is Eucalyptus oil. i also find WD40 is great for residue. i often have to remove decals and badges with the custom bikes/restos i do. I find a liberal amount of WD40, let soak a little, and a fingernail gets 99.9% of it off 👌 But citronella is a great option, and leaves everything smelling all fresh and lemony 😅🍋
The best way to learn to weld is pretty much what you are doing, repetition. You are improving. Keep making great videos, always entertaining and fun to watch.
Amazing curls. Goes well with the amazing rest of you. As usual, you're doing the impossible, with no help and limited tools. Such an inspiration and so impressive, not to mention entertaining. Thanx.
What makes this so great is that you are doing this. Not a shop or whatever. I can totally respect that. Its always awesome to see people building there own projects.
Sarah. You looked genuinely distraught at the end of the video trying to figure out how you will finish this step. Don't let it get to you. You will succeed in this. You've succeeded in so much just to get to this point. I know you have the strength, ability, and fire to solve this. Take a step back and do the vlog. Indulge your OCD with a deep clean of the garage. Enjoy that moment and when you see the clean garage you'll know that you tackle any challenge! I look forward to your next video.
Once you figure out what your preferred heat and wire speed it can be so much fun. Good on ya.. good to see that bright smile of accomplishment. Digging the curls👍👍.
Fearless Sarah stepping out on new skill welding. I never cease to be surprised at your courage and skill. When this covids over you would be a great person to talk to young ladies about going into the trades. You definitely have your plate full but how about considering being a mentor. You would be awesome!
Don't get discouraged. I have built several vehicles from scratch and you have to look at it 1 step at a time. If you look at the whole project all at once it is overwhelming. Break it down into little projects and only concentrate on one at a time. This has helped me get through some really tough builds. Great job.
weee sarah with curly hair. Its different but liking it . And welding is not that easy as it looks. Needs lots of practice and you get more confident with it .
A little welding tip. When welding near auto glass, you need to protect it from the slag. It won't take much to ruin the glass or explode the glass. They make a welding paper to cover the glass from sparks.
Welding up holes in thin sheet metal is some one of the hardest things to do with a welder. Once you master that everything else is a breeze. That is pretty impressive for your first go.
You go to great lenght to make to make great videos and it shows , for a minute there l was hypnotized by the welding ...and that green number you were wearing , wow , happy to be a subscriber ! 👏💙
Hi Sarah, Great Effort considering the heat. When you go to fill in holes with a mig welder a great trick is to use either a bit of copper plate/ strip bent around some wire/ coat hanger so you can bend the wire to reach the area you are going to fill. Also a brass door knob (hardware shop) held behind the hole or aluminium strip 25mm wide is what I use bent at the end and it is around 35cm long 14" x 1". I hope this helps. I found your channel a couple of years ago when researching how to change the springs on my ST170. Trevs Blog on youtube has some great tips for welding and fabrication.
Kudos for tackling the welding! And it gets easier with experience. It's always a hot job. I would suggest getting a set of fire proof coveralls for future welding projects. Love your sense of humor!
Funny I tried welding when I was studying to be an A&P mechanic years ago and HATED it. Fast forward! As I've gotten into building cars, I had no choice but to learn if I wanted to save $$$$$ doing things myself. My 1st real weld job was me building my subframe for my 94 Rx7 so I could do my 20b swap. Then it was fabricating intake systems , transmission and diff mounts ect. Now I'm hooked and want to build my own air bagged car hauler.
Please, Sarah! Use active ventilation when welding. Or at least a face mask with a carbon filter! Even short term inhalation of welding fumes can be carcinogenic. Your health comes first!
Welders do it in all positions. Love the videos and the way you tell your story about how you are learning about each and every thing you have learned to do. Keep it up. Looks good. I would help you but I’m sure you don’t want every guy knowing where you are.
SURRAH....as for removing that adhesive. Several machinist, car repair and fabricators told me to use "CITRONELLA Oil or Fuel' to remove Tough adhesives??? I called BullS hit when they told me and broke down and tried it. WOW....it's like a Frickin Miracle!! If it won't come off at first and it's on the roof/ceiling put it on a rag and secure it to the area for a few minutes. I was Dumbfounded how well it worked. Something about the oil/petro/etc.....Damn Magic Bullett stuff right there. Stay Strong Grasshopper.
It took me weeks working on scraps just to make some clean welds that didn't look like crap. You're doing great! Fun video to watch maybe not so much fun to make.
Great job learning to weld!!!!!Practice is the key. That said, if you get a good spot weld cutter it will allow you to remove spot weld without making a hundred holes that will take you a day to weld up and then grind down. You can get them on amazon as well and a new bit that you broke.
While I'm just like every other heterosexual male watching your channel and love the short shorts while working on the car, doing this kind of work might be the time to put on some long pants. You are definitely hard core! edit: I just got to the 10 minute mark! Even grinding and drilling sitting in that car with shorts on wouldn't be top of my list.
Scrap metal and practice will help alot. I'm 80% through my first welding project too, tilting car trailer, getting practice on off cuts and scrap mean the welds on what you're actually working on are a heap nicer
TargaWheels Kinda hard to invite someone you don’t know over your house at random, especially when I have to film everything I do. Unless you’re a dude, the car community is pretty lonely.
A little tech tip. If You clamp a small piece of copper to the back side if the hole it keeps the weld from falling through. The weld will not stick to the copper. You can cut open copper tubing and hammer it flat if You can't find small plates.
Take a course at a local junior college. Helped me out a ton! Lots of practice on scrap material there. * They had $10k welders too. MIG/TIG/GMAW combined.
The best "that's what she said" content on TH-cam 👍
1) I Love Sarah's Hair with waves or curls😍🌹
2) Lotta Respect Watching Sarah Build these Cars on her own in her garage.
I want to say Thank you Sarah for working hard and putting out content for all of us to enjoy. Btw I love your humor. Be Blessed and Stay Safe ✌🏾🌹🤙🏾🌹❤
A tip when welding, if it sounds like frying bacon then you are welding right, if it smells like bacon then you are on fire.
Best advice on the internet.
Haven’t heard that one before! 😂😂
I have smelled like bacon more times than I care to count.
Been there done that... lol 😆
now I feel like a bacon sandwich
Hot rodders back in the day were working with inadequate tools in garages (or backyards), and they built some of the coolest cars ever made. You're doing great!
Sarah I love your hair like this
Sarah you are a badass and run circles around most men in the automotive industry it's a beautiful thing
Your last words... “I’ll figure it out.” You say that every time you hit a bump in the road. What is awesome, they aren’t just words... you always walk the talk. And that’s why you succeed.
I'll figure it out....is such a guy thing. :) A combination of dumb and brave. It is something beyond explanation.
She will get it done, she's a champ.
That’s right. That’s why she inspires me to try to crazy things, like trying.
Im just looking forward to watching this series as it progresses. Its inspiring
100% what you said Primus54!! One of the best attitudes I've seen demonstrated in a human in modern times. I sometimes daydream about how awesome it would have been to serve alongside her. Oh, and that razor sharp wit!!! 😍
Good job Sarah, nobody does it perfect their first time.
She’s pretty perfect tho
As Sarah would say, that's what she said. 😂
Spot weld cutters are worth their weight in gold.👍
The beauty is you dont drill through anything.
Oh my gosh search "spot weld cutter" on amazon, they are like hole saws made by the devil.
@@hydroxacte use the flat solid drill type ones, not the teethy holesaw type things
Yea, I was gonna say the same thing. If she had used spot weld cutter, she wouldn’t have had to weld holes. Also a proper spot weld chisel works amazing, and cleaning the paint off the surface helps tremendously.
Thats what I was thinking, like $20 and you get one that will last 150 spot welds easily before needing to change it.
OH MY , Sarah is stepping up the HOTNESS game !!!!!
had my jaw dropped to the floor for half a video.
She passes
Who else was wishing it was colder in her garage?
We need more car videos to show some hair and bulge!
That olive drab top she is rocking must be military grade material because DAYUM !!!!
"It smells like robots f*cking in the garage" that is an accurate description of the smell of welding gas and burnt metal.
Literally the best thing I have heard her say so far.
The wave in the hair is amazing. Gorgeous.
Sarah’s hair gets a 👍🏻,& always a matching outfit with tutorials,reviews & cars🍪🍪🍪🍪🐧🐧🐧🐧
I did 20 years working on KC-135 aircraft sheet metal, mostly aluminum repairs, but we had to learn to drill steel, stainless, and even titanium and the key is using the right speed with the right feed pressure. For aluminum, you use a higher speed with little pressure, with steel and stainless you utilize slow speed with more feed pressure, not enough to break the bits as we saw, but enough pressure with the slow speed to produce curls and not chips if possible. Using a cordless drill with the ability to vary the speed is probably your best option because you can reduce the speed easily. You could use high-speed steel or cobalt bits on steel, but it does help to get better quality ones. Another tool you should get is an automatic center punch to spot your initial drill points. Also, if you need to drill off rivets or similar rounded fasteners you can sand/file a flat spot on them first. As for drilling spot welds, you can take a 1/4" bit and flatten the tip angle of the flukes so it can drill through the top sheet but not pierce the bottom so readily. As for welding holes, you can also buy/make a copper "spoon" to put behind the hole to lay the weldment fill across the hole better, the copper won't stick to the steel. They also make magnetic hole fill aids that attach to the back surface and are adjustable for depth, they sort of look/act like Euro cabinet hinges. Using the disc grinder can be difficult in some areas, they make a wand-style die grinder, like a big Dremel, that can use burrs and ceramic stones for cutting, shaping, and smoothing.
some really stellar information there mate! cheers! Its a blessing folks like yourself still passing your knowledge to others. Ive learnt half of what i know because of blokes like yourself. Namaste 😊
Looking awesome in the roll cage intro. Love the hairstyle. You're mechanical skills and video skills are great as well. Some may say you are the total package!!
I'm trying to build a race car, in this garage, with inadequate tools, by myself. So that makes you just like the other 99% of shade tree mechanics in the world. Your doing a great job Sarah, just keep plugging away at it like the rest of us and you'll get it done. And if you need help you have about 281K subscribers that would love to help you, so you are not really alone in this.
Hope you don’t mind me saying “WoW green top”.
I was waiting for someone to say something so I didn't have to. But, yeah!
I literally dropped my sandwich at the 10:00 mark, dayum! I was sad to see the extra clothing after that... but I understand completely... welding is not a time to have exposed skin.
This was the best Sarah show ever! Maybe it was the hair. Maybe it was because I was totally entertained! Maybe both! Keep it up girl, you're doing just great 👍
Maybe its the super short shorts....its the whole package!
Love your gorgeous hair! 😍
Having spent over 30 years replacing rusty metal during classic car restos in the UK- my hobby- I say cracking job for first time, well done! I’d offer to help but it’s a bit of a commute....
One tip- if you can get behind any of the holes, a piece of copper clamped behind means you can build the puddle without risk of blowing through and do a hole almost in one go. I use a bit of 3/4 copper pipe hammered flat if I can’t find anything else. The weld won’t stick to copper. Don’t use brass- it explodes if you electric weld it!
Hoorah you did it! This brought back memories of when I first tried welding sheet metal. It's fun once you figure it out. Keep going love!
Hi Sarah, just a good welding tip for welding holes in sheet metal. Hold a copper bar or flattened water pipe on the back of the sheet. The weld does not stick to copper so you can fill up the hole without the weld faling out of the hole. I always use old copper water or gas tubing that a flatten and bend in different shapes. I even put some wooden handes on some... 😉👍
Love your tenacity. It may be a long time coming, but you'll have this car ready to go, and it'll be worth it.
For smaller holes there is an aluminium foil tape. 2" wide. Works well.
Watching your first welds use 2 hands to hold the gun.
Mig fills holes really well and quickly.
Funny, was shouting at the screen “turn the gas on!!!” 🤣🤣🤣
😂 yeah!
It's an easy mistake to make when starting off though. She's doing really well for someone who's never really welded before.
Just takes time.
Me too. I was cringing my toes! 😬
Same. Also "open the damn door!" It's not exactly the best idea to weld in an enclosed garage.😳
me too
@@jameshaulenbeek5931 I've done this quite a few times with Tig, burnt up quite a bit of electrode.
You are not afraid to tackle anything and that's why I admire you. That's why you succeed when you take on a project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Earth to Common Sense". That line cracked me up. Worth the price of admission right there.
Hi Sarah, your knowledge on cars is inspiring, always look forward to your next video and I say this with respect....you are off the charts gorgeous! Love your playful humor. Huge thanks for your dedication.
Seriously though Sarah you need to do a Calendar and merch!!! Will sell like hot cakes!
The Miller beer reference is a hoot. What's even more of a hoot, both have Wisconsin bases. You should road trip & tour both Sarah.
Charlie said He'd weld the cracks, and then fill the hole. Charlies a lucky man. A man with a plan.
You made my day 🤣
Charlies a Dang Magician with several Skilzzzzzz!!! Btw SURRAH....as for removing that adhesive. Several machinist, car repair and fabricators told me to use "CITRONELLA Oil or Fuel' to remove Tough adhesives??? I called BullS hit when they told me and broke down and tried it. WOW....it's like a Frickin Miracle!! If it won't come off at first and it's on the roof/ceiling put it on a rag and secure it to the area for a few minutes. I was Dumbfounded how well it worked. Something about the oil/petro/etc.....Damn Magic Bullett stuff right there. Stay Strong Grasshopper.
Go-Dog-Go I read this in Boomhauers voice
@@go-dog-go citro oil is great, as too is Eucalyptus oil. i also find WD40 is great for residue. i often have to remove decals and badges with the custom bikes/restos i do. I find a liberal amount of WD40, let soak a little, and a fingernail gets 99.9% of it off 👌 But citronella is a great option, and leaves everything smelling all fresh and lemony 😅🍋
The best way to learn to weld is pretty much what you are doing, repetition. You are improving. Keep making great videos, always entertaining and fun to watch.
First!
Haha Sarah with curly hair, what is going on? 😄
80´s are back... lol
@@mindtraveller100 I loved the 80's
I love the new look.
I fuck with it
@@mindtraveller100 It's not really the 80s without bangs and hairspray .... lots & lots of hairspray.
Amazing curls. Goes well with the amazing rest of you. As usual, you're doing the impossible, with no help and limited tools. Such an inspiration and so impressive, not to mention entertaining. Thanx.
Liking the new permed hair!! Really suits you
Nice!
What makes this so great is that you are doing this. Not a shop or whatever. I can totally respect that. Its always awesome to see people building there own projects.
Sarah. You looked genuinely distraught at the end of the video trying to figure out how you will finish this step. Don't let it get to you. You will succeed in this. You've succeeded in so much just to get to this point. I know you have the strength, ability, and fire to solve this. Take a step back and do the vlog. Indulge your OCD with a deep clean of the garage. Enjoy that moment and when you see the clean garage you'll know that you tackle any challenge!
I look forward to your next video.
Once you figure out what your preferred heat and wire speed it can be so much fun. Good on ya.. good to see that bright smile of accomplishment. Digging the curls👍👍.
To envoke the wise words of AvE "Grinder and paint for the welder I aint!"
This channel is the best. I learn a lot form Sarah every episode. And those shorts were fire!!!
Every man's dream girl on earth
Fearless Sarah stepping out on new skill welding. I never cease to be surprised at your courage and skill. When this covids over you would be a great person to talk to young ladies about going into the trades. You definitely have your plate full but how about considering being a mentor. You would be awesome!
At around the 10 minute mark, I'm pretty sure a lot of people were on fire too...
My Respect to you Sarah for taking on this work
After 50 years of welding I don’t remember it ever being called fun. 😂❤️
If she saw the scar tissue I've accumulated after many years welding she'd hire someone for the job.
It's a tuff way to make a buck but welding treated me and my family well....34 yrs
Lots of things can be called 'fun' if you don't have to do them for a living.
The world would be a better place if everyone had Sarah's work ethic, passion and perseverance! BIG pharma would go broke!!
Ok Sarah, you KNOW how good you look!
Lots of practice sarah,Sarah, doing great.
10:00 You may not be able to weld however you have "high beam" adjustment nailed! No pun intended..
Don't get discouraged. I have built several vehicles from scratch and you have to look at it 1 step at a time. If you look at the whole project all at once it is overwhelming. Break it down into little projects and only concentrate on one at a time. This has helped me get through some really tough builds. Great job.
Love your hair, girl. Especially when you were sitting in the back of the car.
I ❤ this video. Kudos to you Sarah. You win the internets today.
weee sarah with curly hair. Its different but liking it . And welding is not that easy as it looks. Needs lots of practice and you get more confident with it .
A little welding tip.
When welding near auto glass, you need to protect it from the slag. It won't take much to ruin the glass or explode the glass.
They make a welding paper to cover the glass from sparks.
Liking the new hair style, don't lite it on fire while welding Sarah.
Welding up holes in thin sheet metal is some one of the hardest things to do with a welder. Once you master that everything else is a breeze. That is pretty impressive for your first go.
Did you do something different with your hair , I like it just saying.. I always enjoy your videos. You go girl 👧.. 👍🏻✌🏻
You go to great lenght to make to make great videos and it shows , for a minute there l was hypnotized by the welding ...and that green number you were wearing , wow , happy to be a subscriber ! 👏💙
I really like the curly hair. I wish you would wear it like that more often. I assume its easier and faster, so that would be a win win for us both!?
Doing projects like that under resourced is the stuff champions are made of keep grinding its fkn awesome.
The roll cage intro was hot 👍, haha
Learning on the fly seems harder, but the best way. Looks good to me. After all the welding is done and the flapper cleanup your work will be good.
Just remember Sarah: a grinder and paint makes us the welder we ain't
Loving the hair in this episode. Adapt and overcome wish I knew the USAF Motto. Keep getting after it Sarah
“I’ve screwed around with a welder but I have never tried to accomplish something successfully”, were you still talking about the car?
Hi Sarah, Great Effort considering the heat.
When you go to fill in holes with a mig welder a great trick is to use either a bit of copper plate/ strip bent around some wire/ coat hanger so you can bend the wire to reach the area you are going to fill. Also a brass door knob (hardware shop) held behind the hole or aluminium strip 25mm wide is what I use bent at the end and it is around 35cm long 14" x 1".
I hope this helps.
I found your channel a couple of years ago when researching how to change the springs on my ST170. Trevs Blog on youtube has some great tips for welding and fabrication.
👍 You welding and those Beautiful curls in your hair, double goodness ! Thanks
Kudos for tackling the welding! And it gets easier with experience. It's always a hot job. I would suggest getting a set of fire proof coveralls for future welding projects. Love your sense of humor!
10:02 you’re welcome
Better to start at 9:58, and get a few more seconds of 😏
T C .. thank you.
Funny I tried welding when I was studying to be an A&P mechanic years ago and HATED it. Fast forward! As I've gotten into building cars, I had no choice but to learn if I wanted to save $$$$$ doing things myself. My 1st real weld job was me building my subframe for my 94 Rx7 so I could do my 20b swap. Then it was fabricating intake systems , transmission and diff mounts ect. Now I'm hooked and want to build my own air bagged car hauler.
damn 3rd,that hair though dam,naturally like that?
Ray Ellis it’s naturally curly, yes, but that was crimped.
@@SarahnTuned You should rock the crimped or curls more often it suits you. Good job welding :)
@@SarahnTuned Don't changes it, Perfect.
Rocking the new do!
@@SarahnTuned star struck,thanks for the reply
It's probably already been said in the comments Sarah, but you can get drill bits for spot welds that just take off the first layer of metal.
Please, Sarah! Use active ventilation when welding. Or at least a face mask with a carbon filter! Even short term inhalation of welding fumes can be carcinogenic. Your health comes first!
That's no joke, she should invest in fan or something!
Kudos to you for learning a new skill. I like the curls.
The “thud” of your elbow made me wince before your reaction.
Your doing just fine darlin. Learn as u go, nothn like it. Respect ♥
"Hole" lot of innuendo here
Welders do it in all positions. Love the videos and the way you tell your story about how you are learning about each and every thing you have learned to do. Keep it up. Looks good. I would help you but I’m sure you don’t want every guy knowing where you are.
Thought the title was "my first time wedding" lol I was like "well that came outta nowhere"
Yes a "first time wedding" with "Charlie filling her holes"
Just got some Matco drill bits that basically have a mini step drill on the end. I'm super pleased with them so far.
That Miller isn't a beer! It's a welding company.
Tip for clearing out your next spot welds. Go to Harbor Freight and buy a $40 bandfile belt sander. They are perfect for getting the job done!
Almost everyone starts in a garage by themselves with inadequate tools. The ones who don't? We really HATE them!
SURRAH....as for removing that adhesive. Several machinist, car repair and fabricators told me to use "CITRONELLA Oil or Fuel' to remove Tough adhesives??? I called BullS hit when they told me and broke down and tried it. WOW....it's like a Frickin Miracle!! If it won't come off at first and it's on the roof/ceiling put it on a rag and secure it to the area for a few minutes. I was Dumbfounded how well it worked. Something about the oil/petro/etc.....Damn Magic Bullett stuff right there. Stay Strong Grasshopper.
Anyone old enough to remember Flashdance? this reminds me of that a little with Jenifer Beils being a female welder
It took me weeks working on scraps just to make some clean welds that didn't look like crap. You're doing great! Fun video to watch maybe not so much fun to make.
And PROTECT THE WINDOWS FROM SPARKS!
Ruined a few windows when 'just gonna grind that little bit' 😞
Yep welding and grinding sparks will ruin what ever they hit.
doing great Sarah! Pro tips; fire extinguisher close by. respirator! welding and burning paint is super toxic. the curls are awesome!
You're now at "'Liked' Before Viewing" status. Welcome!
Great job learning to weld!!!!!Practice is the key. That said, if you get a good spot weld cutter it will allow you to remove spot weld without making a hundred holes that will take you a day to weld up and then grind down. You can get them on amazon as well and a new bit that you broke.
While I'm just like every other heterosexual male watching your channel and love the short shorts while working on the car, doing this kind of work might be the time to put on some long pants. You are definitely hard core! edit: I just got to the 10 minute mark! Even grinding and drilling sitting in that car with shorts on wouldn't be top of my list.
Love the way you've got your PPE sorted...Safety glasses...Check... Gloves...Check...Hotpants...Check :)
Defo put the wrong shirt over ur head.Was supposed 2 put ur green shirt over ur head.
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Scrap metal and practice will help alot. I'm 80% through my first welding project too, tilting car trailer, getting practice on off cuts and scrap mean the welds on what you're actually working on are a heap nicer
Wow that ended sadly. I'm sure there's car-gurus near you, male or female, that would be glad to help you....and not be weirdos and pervs. 👍
TargaWheels Kinda hard to invite someone you don’t know over your house at random, especially when I have to film everything I do. Unless you’re a dude, the car community is pretty lonely.
A little tech tip. If You clamp a small piece of copper to the back side if the hole it keeps the weld from falling through. The weld will not stick to the copper. You can cut open copper tubing and hammer it flat if You can't find small plates.
If it sounds like bacon frying you're OK If it smells like bacon you're on fire
Your "I can do this by myself" approach is very inspiering and one of many reasons I got hooked on your videos.
I’m liking the new hair style 😏
🥰 hot lady working on a race car
Take a course at a local junior college. Helped me out a ton! Lots of practice on scrap material there. * They had $10k welders too. MIG/TIG/GMAW combined.