I’m so glad you mentioned the landscaping, I was getting really nervous that you would overlook it and all your viewers would build their roof racks and redo their garage floor and driveway but not know about the landscaping trick. Thank you
Funny he should mention the paver stones. This morning I was power washing mine and the power washer is dying. I know while I'm in the store I'll find something else I need also :(
This was so interesting, and...hysterical! At the beginning of the video I thought it was great that you had a chance to again use the tools you bought last time with all the money you saved. 😄 But then, I got to the end and realized you'd taken the tool list to a whole new level! 👏🏻👍🏻🤣
Ahh yes.. ADHD fueled task creep.. I need/want to do this thing.. but to do that I need to clear the bench, but to clear the bench I need to put things away, To put things away, I need to sort them and put it in a spot that makes sense.. Now I'm finding things that I lost or are in the wrong spot.. Oh I found the another thing that I needed 2 weeks ago to do a task I abandoned.. What if I just do that old task now that I found that thing? But I need a clear bench to do that.. Fuck.
You too? I own 4 half-empty toolboxes because every time I try to organize "it doesn't seem right." I also have 13 feet of empty slatwall, because I decided that I don't like everything sitting out. Now everything is (unhelpfully) in totes. What I think I need is a sort of block of wood with holes drilled in it that tools can sit in, but on the workbench right where I need them, but not in the way when I'm working... Have you found one of those yet?
Great video. I originally wanted to make my Tacoma roof rack with the same design, but I decided to make an aluminum style Gobi rack. The entire “floor” portion will be removable too, so super light weight and will look aggressive.
Matt, Thank you for the update. i've always been a fan of this project because buying new is crazy spendy, when the design is pretty straight forward. I get it a little but more with welded tube, but still. Question for you, I understand that steel adds weight and rusts, but would you find any benefit to the performance of the rack if you did your sides in steel? For example on a similar flat bar design someone attached a hammock to one of the main side bars, which caused the bar to bend out. obviously this isn't the intended load, but making something more robust isn't a bad thing. I would imagine your idea about the angle profiles would counter act this and still benefit from not rusting, and being light weight.
Yeah, but you could just use thicker aluminum, too. Either way, it would be more efficient to use angled sides in that case; probably significantly more efficient. You want material in the direction of the load, so pulling sideways on flat bar isn't an efficient loading. The easiest solution would be to tie the hammock right next to one of the mounts so the load goes basically directly into the vehicle.
Download any tslot or 80/20 catalog. They tell you how to calculate the loads properly. Unless you are going to be doing crazy loading - like way over 500lbs - I wouldnt worry about the load ratings. You could build your horz span lengths shorter and add more of them if you got worries. There are many ways to connect tslot together including drilling holes through it. The aluminum wont break, it might bend (yield a bit) if you severely load it but I wouldnt worry, a roof rack is not a precise thing, a little bit of deflection isnt going to affect anything, again, unless you plan on having a party on top of your roof... The extrusion design itself adds to its strength.
OMG, getting to the end of this video was the best thing I seen in weeks! I was laughing here and there, but I f@#$ing lost it at the jackhammer and driveway!
I had this exact idea of using angled aluminum side rails and 80/20 extruded aluminum struts for roof platform. You got everything covered. I'll just copy your design and make mine :) great! thank you.
Great stuff Matt! Was struggling to find anything good for my 2nd gen 4Runner. Was considering a Prinsu for a 3rd gen but at nearly $1000 uh no. What are you thoughts on attaching to a bare roof without factory mounting points? Thinking running some pieces of aluminum flat stock (1"x 1/4") the length of the roof attached with sheet metal metal screws. I would attach the mounting brackets to these 'rails'. What do you think?
Hold a large piece of cardboard centered on top of the roof over the windshield. A paint stir stick with a sharpie stuck to one end makes a quick tool to drag along the roof line witch can then transfer the profile to the cardboard via the sharpie. You now have your correct profile. Cut the arc, then cut the overall height of the template to create the final shape.
just did a quick run of all these parts cost if you do the angle side bar, it comes down to just under $800 ($795.74). The most costing part is these two side angle bars for $114 a piece at least (McMaster even more expensive at $163 a piece). Just from cost perspective you might just buy one instead of diy, of course it's another story if you enjoy the diy process and don't care the time spending.
Thank you very much for the update. For the front bumper support things, you could also consider cabinet floor leveler inserts. They're basically the same as your design but pre-made, sort of. They also come with Ikea cabinets so lots of folks may already have some extras in a drawer somewhere. Or you can just buy them cheap, I think usually in sets of 4...in which case you'd have two leftovers laying in a drawer somewhere for the next roof rack.
Any recommendations on mounting my 33” spare tire up there ??? Thanks for the video! Super info👍🏼 also don’t see the option for thread tapping on McMaster site ??
If only the US was metric, then I would understand what 7/16ths of an inch and a half means. Love the content. Not only is it hilarious, but it's also educational.
Oh, it's easy, see? Just take 7/16 times 1.5, find the common denominators, round to the nearest decimal, convert to a fraction, then reference a table to discover which "common" fractional value is closest. Easy as pie. Who would ever want to deal in whole integers again?!?!?
@SuperfastMatt, thanks for the update. I was wondering if you knew what the person who made the extruded aluminum rack used to attach it? At around 6:40, it kind of looks like bent flat bar.
Does the Angle need to be 1/4" angle (6.35mm for those complaining about freedom units) or would 3/16 be enough for 75# pelican cases 2 across? 3/16 is about half the cost.
I had a Taco, got 13mpg couldn't tow, and an'88 ext cab R22Ew/ a/c, got 18mpg, an '85 R22w/ a/c got 17mpg. In 2002 got an 01 Cummins, get 18mpgs, still got it.
First time watching your channel, and find it hilarious. But to get serious for a moment, I've been thinking about building cross bars and a forward extension for my Pontiac Vibe, but I wonder if there is any concern about liability for DIY vs. commercially manufactured roof racks. I've seen several DIY roof rack videos and no one's mentioned this.
Reaching out to the community, according to Google, the weight capacity is 165, I weight 165 myself. Has anyone installed a roof tent? Any issues? Any feed back would be great. Thanks in advance.
I really want to build one of these. However, my SUV has a naked roof with zero attachment points. Is there any way I can attach this rack to such a roof? Thanks for any help or guidance you can offer.
Man oh man, I clicked on the video to see the rack build but stayed for the humor. When your significant other thinks you’re in the bathroom (longer than usual) contemplating if you’re talking with another girl, when simply, you’re watching roof rack and home improvement builds. 😂😂😂
Great sharing, pal. Thanks for all the magnanimity - both the videos - AND the PDFs. Bro you're too kind, thanks one helluva lot. All this helps me oh-so-greatly.
You can simply use a sheet of cardboard to meet the roofline and run a compass from the roof to the cardboard to achieve the desired curvature without any guessing or multipoint measurements. I too found out too late.
th-cam.com/video/j3_bwvlV-Yg/w-d-xo.html look @4:35 did u know there r other oem mounts on either side of the sun roof ??...I didnt...so u might not need those fwd support pegs, just bolt it down.... I guess.. oh shit just realized that's a 4th gen .... Oh well check it out anyway... I already typed all of this sooo... Yeah
Well I did it. It took me a few days but I followed your general idea with the aluminum angle and your google docs parts list. I ran into a few issues and had to order some different parts and improvise. First off, the 1.25 inch aluminum spacer needs to be 1.75 inches instead (the crossbars were sitting on the roof) which then needs to increase the m8x1.25 bolts by .5 inches. I didn't even use the rubber washers as I used Butyl tape instead. I used rattle can as I tried the truck bed liner and it chipped way too easy. Rattle can allows me to touch up as necessary (so far it has held up well.) Also when it was all said and done, I noticed the shark fin would stick up over the rack, which then made me think of the one day in the distant future where I would throw a piece of plywood or sheetrock up there and not think twice before breaking the shark fin. Luckily, I have a IMS here locally and had to make a few trips. I bought the wind shield (maybe 1/4 inch) for like $6 and then I got some 1/2 inch aluminum bars to provide a shield for the shark fin. If you need pics, just let me know.
Hi, I’m in the process of building mine using some parts from his first video and some parts from this video. If I may ask, when you talk about the “1.25 inch aluminum spacer” are you talking about the unthreaded spacer or the threaded stud bumper (rubber feet)? The parts diagram shows the unthreaded spacer as 7/8” long and the threaded stud bumper is 1 1/4” thread length. The 8 hex head screws which attach to the roof (m8x1.25x50mm) should be what size? I’m ordering the new parts now so I’d like to make sure and get the correct size & length. BTW my vehicle is a 4th gen (2005) if that makes any difference. Thanks
@@guardian_agent1776 yes, the unthreaded spacers. the issue was the front weren't long enough so the crossbars were basically sitting on the roof. the stud bumpers worked fine. If you mount the cross bars higher on the frame rails, it wouldn't be an issue. I used alum angel and had the cross bars at the bottom (for support)
Did you have any corrosion in the aluminum around where you have stainless hardware? It didn't look like it, but I thought I'd ask. Galvanic corrosion is my concern, but it only occurs when you have water...living in So. Cal I can probably ignore it. Love the videos. The design is so simple. McMaster-Carr is probably my favorite book, well maybe second to the Bible; third would be the MSC Catalog. But you totally had me at looking up the second moment of inertia. If you've never seen the equation for calculating it, look it up. It's a hoot.
No corrosion. The stainless fasteners are black oxide coated, so that helps. If it were on a saltwater boat, I'd probably use a coating on the threads as well, but I think it's fine with the black oxide.
Also traveling across several states like (Illinois) is easier if your guns are not “in” the vehicle. If you get pulled over its less confrontational if they are not within reach etc.
scribing the roof contour might be another option - there are videos of how to do this, usually for woodworking/finish carpentry (like installing baseboard trim on an uneven floor)
Thanks! My girlfriend never seems to understand why I wish to rent a bobcat for every diy project, but you've explained it so eloquently. Honey, can you please stop at the hardware store on the way home? Pick up a box of screws, a can of paint, I'll text you the colour. Oh and another small thing... please hook up the rental trailer with the skid loader. It should be waiting for you on the parking lot, I've called ahead.
Only complicates things when you mix metric and "standard" hardware. Here in the States, substitute two inch bolts for 50mm. Everywhere else in the world, all fasteners are metric. DUH!
At 11:09, where did you get that swivel light holder? What is it called? Great video, learned a lot as far as building my own roof rack for my Excursion. Thank you for doing these videos.
hey i tried googling the part numbers but couldnt get a result. Do you think 10 series T slot would have adequate strength for a 60x50 rack or i would need atleast 15 series? Thank you
Dude, you're freaking hilarious.
This.
I’m so glad you mentioned the landscaping, I was getting really nervous that you would overlook it and all your viewers would build their roof racks and redo their garage floor and driveway but not know about the landscaping trick. Thank you
Funny he should mention the paver stones. This morning I was power washing mine and the power washer is dying.
I know while I'm in the store I'll find something else I need also :(
Inflation has really killed this “budget” option. 😭
cardboard aided design, LMAO
This was so interesting, and...hysterical! At the beginning of the video I thought it was great that you had a chance to again use the tools you bought last time with all the money you saved. 😄 But then, I got to the end and realized you'd taken the tool list to a whole new level! 👏🏻👍🏻🤣
This is, bar none, one of the very best videos I have ever seen on this stuff. And thanks for the Carol Burnett recommendation.
You impress me. People like you make me take on bigger projects than I would have before watching your videos
If you build this out of angle get 3/16 and make sure its squared on the inside corner. Most or all 1/4 inch has a rounded inside. Great video!
Love the build and the easy steps. Looking more like $500 when I add everything to my cart. Still cheaper than off the shelf.
I love how this went from 300 USD hobby project to probably a 100,000 USD midlife crisis.
Ahh yes.. ADHD fueled task creep..
I need/want to do this thing..
but to do that I need to clear the bench,
but to clear the bench I need to put things away,
To put things away, I need to sort them and put it in a spot that makes sense..
Now I'm finding things that I lost or are in the wrong spot..
Oh I found the another thing that I needed 2 weeks ago to do a task I abandoned..
What if I just do that old task now that I found that thing?
But I need a clear bench to do that.. Fuck.
You too? I own 4 half-empty toolboxes because every time I try to organize "it doesn't seem right." I also have 13 feet of empty slatwall, because I decided that I don't like everything sitting out. Now everything is (unhelpfully) in totes. What I think I need is a sort of block of wood with holes drilled in it that tools can sit in, but on the workbench right where I need them, but not in the way when I'm working...
Have you found one of those yet?
This is one of my all time favorite videos 😆
"Durability testing" is the best kind of testing!
Now I just gotta add a $60k 4 runner to that parts list...
Orrr could I adapt it to fit my Mercedes roadster? 🤔
I love your sarcasm, you are not only very talented, you explain things very well and you a hilarious! Love your videos.
Wait...are you actually Dwight Shrute?
Great video. I originally wanted to make my Tacoma roof rack with the same design, but I decided to make an aluminum style Gobi rack. The entire “floor” portion will be removable too, so super light weight and will look aggressive.
Just found this channel and I love it. It's like This Old Tony but someone allowed you to get a driver's license
Matt, Thank you for the update. i've always been a fan of this project because buying new is crazy spendy, when the design is pretty straight forward. I get it a little but more with welded tube, but still.
Question for you, I understand that steel adds weight and rusts, but would you find any benefit to the performance of the rack if you did your sides in steel? For example on a similar flat bar design someone attached a hammock to one of the main side bars, which caused the bar to bend out. obviously this isn't the intended load, but making something more robust isn't a bad thing. I would imagine your idea about the angle profiles would counter act this and still benefit from not rusting, and being light weight.
Yeah, but you could just use thicker aluminum, too. Either way, it would be more efficient to use angled sides in that case; probably significantly more efficient. You want material in the direction of the load, so pulling sideways on flat bar isn't an efficient loading. The easiest solution would be to tie the hammock right next to one of the mounts so the load goes basically directly into the vehicle.
Download any tslot or 80/20 catalog. They tell you how to calculate the loads properly. Unless you are going to be doing crazy loading - like way over 500lbs - I wouldnt worry about the load ratings. You could build your horz span lengths shorter and add more of them if you got worries. There are many ways to connect tslot together including drilling holes through it. The aluminum wont break, it might bend (yield a bit) if you severely load it but I wouldnt worry, a roof rack is not a precise thing, a little bit of deflection isnt going to affect anything, again, unless you plan on having a party on top of your roof... The extrusion design itself adds to its strength.
Fastenal has the 80/20 for really good pricing if you can do your own cutting, 145" long pieces of 2"x1" for under $100
OMG, getting to the end of this video was the best thing I seen in weeks! I was laughing here and there, but I f@#$ing lost it at the jackhammer and driveway!
I had this exact idea of using angled aluminum side rails and 80/20 extruded aluminum struts for roof platform.
You got everything covered. I'll just copy your design and make mine :) great! thank you.
OMG - I absolutely love your commentary - and your delivery. I hope you keep it up! Oh - and the details are truly appreciated too.
"CAD" 🤣
You have provided me with an incredible amount of entertainment and calmness. Thank you for your work, here’s a little something to say thank you
Wow, thank you!
This is the first time I've seen this done. How does one go about donating to a youtube video from the comments section?
Hahaha priceless 🤣
But seriously, great video and thanks for the update! 👍
Great stuff Matt! Was struggling to find anything good for my 2nd gen 4Runner. Was considering a Prinsu for a 3rd gen but at nearly $1000 uh no.
What are you thoughts on attaching to a bare roof without factory mounting points? Thinking running some pieces of aluminum flat stock (1"x 1/4") the length of the roof attached with sheet metal metal screws. I would attach the mounting brackets to these 'rails'. What do you think?
I also want to know this
@@Fandkforever I think I’m going to use rivnuts / nutserts.
Make a hood rack using 8020s
Hold a large piece of cardboard centered on top of the roof over the windshield. A paint stir stick with a sharpie stuck to one end makes a quick tool to drag along the roof line witch can then transfer the profile to the cardboard via the sharpie. You now have your correct profile. Cut the arc, then cut the overall height of the template to create the final shape.
just did a quick run of all these parts cost if you do the angle side bar, it comes down to just under $800 ($795.74). The most costing part is these two side angle bars for $114 a piece at least (McMaster even more expensive at $163 a piece). Just from cost perspective you might just buy one instead of diy, of course it's another story if you enjoy the diy process and don't care the time spending.
Thank you very much for the update. For the front bumper support things, you could also consider cabinet floor leveler inserts. They're basically the same as your design but pre-made, sort of. They also come with Ikea cabinets so lots of folks may already have some extras in a drawer somewhere. Or you can just buy them cheap, I think usually in sets of 4...in which case you'd have two leftovers laying in a drawer somewhere for the next roof rack.
Any recommendations on mounting my 33” spare tire up there ??? Thanks for the video! Super info👍🏼 also don’t see the option for thread tapping on McMaster site ??
If only the US was metric, then I would understand what 7/16ths of an inch and a half means. Love the content. Not only is it hilarious, but it's also educational.
Oh, it's easy, see? Just take 7/16 times 1.5, find the common denominators, round to the nearest decimal, convert to a fraction, then reference a table to discover which "common" fractional value is closest. Easy as pie. Who would ever want to deal in whole integers again?!?!?
@SuperfastMatt, thanks for the update. I was wondering if you knew what the person who made the extruded aluminum rack used to attach it? At around 6:40, it kind of looks like bent flat bar.
Does the Angle need to be 1/4" angle (6.35mm for those complaining about freedom units) or would 3/16 be enough for 75# pelican cases 2 across? 3/16 is about half the cost.
I had a Taco, got 13mpg couldn't tow, and an'88 ext cab R22Ew/ a/c, got 18mpg, an '85 R22w/ a/c got 17mpg. In 2002 got an 01 Cummins, get 18mpgs, still got it.
First time watching your channel, and find it hilarious. But to get serious for a moment, I've been thinking about building cross bars and a forward extension for my Pontiac Vibe, but I wonder if there is any concern about liability for DIY vs. commercially manufactured roof racks. I've seen several DIY roof rack videos and no one's mentioned this.
Reaching out to the community, according to Google, the weight capacity is 165, I weight 165 myself. Has anyone installed a roof tent? Any issues? Any feed back would be great. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much. I am building one for my truck. It is better design than Thule roof rack.
Man, I really appreciated and ENJOYED your video! Thanks! I'm def gonna do this.
I cheap LED light bar mount for above the windshield would work great on the front portion of the rack. If you don't mind drilling.
If you use a DA sander with 60 grit on all the aluminum before you wipe down the aluminum, the paint will stay on way longer.
I would have your love child… awesome project, professional presentation, and smarmy wit… love it!
Hi. I got "pay to tap for screws" (on the crossbars); however, did you drill the side bars yourself? Thank you, as I'm about to place the order!
I really want to build one of these. However, my SUV has a naked roof with zero attachment points. Is there any way I can attach this rack to such a roof? Thanks for any help or guidance you can offer.
Thanks this is exactly the style I was looking for, with the flat bar on the sides. No way I'm spending 1000 for my xj
Instructions unclear, now mid way through demolishing my kitchen for renovation and installing a jacuzzi.
About half way done with the roof rack
Man oh man, I clicked on the video to see the rack build but stayed for the humor. When your significant other thinks you’re in the bathroom (longer than usual) contemplating if you’re talking with another girl, when simply, you’re watching roof rack and home improvement builds. 😂😂😂
How would you recommend building for a vehicle that already has crossbars, like a Subaru Outback?
There is a drawing for the LEFT rail but not one for the RIGHT rail, just a heads up.....
Great sharing, pal. Thanks for all the magnanimity - both the videos - AND the PDFs. Bro you're too kind, thanks one helluva lot. All this helps me oh-so-greatly.
Bro, that google doc.. Thank you
You can simply use a sheet of cardboard to meet the roofline and run a compass from the roof to the cardboard to achieve the desired curvature without any guessing or multipoint measurements. I too found out too late.
The second moment of area bit was classic. Also thanks for the improvement suggestions.
Any chance you're Canadian? You sound like Ryan from Fortnines brother.
th-cam.com/video/j3_bwvlV-Yg/w-d-xo.html look @4:35 did u know there r other oem mounts on either side of the sun roof ??...I didnt...so u might not need those fwd support pegs, just bolt it down.... I guess.. oh shit just realized that's a 4th gen .... Oh well check it out anyway... I already typed all of this sooo... Yeah
Doin' this for my kei van. XD Thanks for the entertaining and informative (funny as hell) video!
Driveway looks good man. Love the video, keep it up
Well I did it. It took me a few days but I followed your general idea with the aluminum angle and your google docs parts list. I ran into a few issues and had to order some different parts and improvise. First off, the 1.25 inch aluminum spacer needs to be 1.75 inches instead (the crossbars were sitting on the roof) which then needs to increase the m8x1.25 bolts by .5 inches. I didn't even use the rubber washers as I used Butyl tape instead. I used rattle can as I tried the truck bed liner and it chipped way too easy. Rattle can allows me to touch up as necessary (so far it has held up well.) Also when it was all said and done, I noticed the shark fin would stick up over the rack, which then made me think of the one day in the distant future where I would throw a piece of plywood or sheetrock up there and not think twice before breaking the shark fin. Luckily, I have a IMS here locally and had to make a few trips. I bought the wind shield (maybe 1/4 inch) for like $6 and then I got some 1/2 inch aluminum bars to provide a shield for the shark fin. If you need pics, just let me know.
Hi, I’m in the process of building mine using some parts from his first video and some parts from this video. If I may ask, when you talk about the “1.25 inch aluminum spacer” are you talking about the unthreaded spacer or the threaded stud bumper (rubber feet)? The parts diagram shows the unthreaded spacer as 7/8” long and the threaded stud bumper is 1 1/4” thread length. The 8 hex head screws which attach to the roof (m8x1.25x50mm) should be what size? I’m ordering the new parts now so I’d like to make sure and get the correct size & length. BTW my vehicle is a 4th gen (2005) if that makes any difference. Thanks
@@guardian_agent1776 yes, the unthreaded spacers. the issue was the front weren't long enough so the crossbars were basically sitting on the roof. the stud bumpers worked fine. If you mount the cross bars higher on the frame rails, it wouldn't be an issue. I used alum angel and had the cross bars at the bottom (for support)
Would love pics of what you did with the shark fin
You said "side piece" and I just couldn't focus anymore after that.
HAHAHAHA!!! I love it! You did a great job of making all the technicals interesting! Thanks!
Self etching primer aka zinc chromate allow paints or Rhino liner stick to aluminum because no paint adheres to aluminum without it
The whole car is made with metric threads, why bother with SAE at all? Bewildering really.
Thanks really appreciate your time to make the videos!!
My pleasure!
I love the recommended tools list at the end🤣ROFL I have the same sense of humor. #becauseengineer
can you please help me with the size for a full rack like yours for gx470
I just might have to subscribe. Frrckin funny
the roof mounted guns is what got me, subscribed lol
Did you have any corrosion in the aluminum around where you have stainless hardware? It didn't look like it, but I thought I'd ask. Galvanic corrosion is my concern, but it only occurs when you have water...living in So. Cal I can probably ignore it.
Love the videos. The design is so simple. McMaster-Carr is probably my favorite book, well maybe second to the Bible; third would be the MSC Catalog. But you totally had me at looking up the second moment of inertia. If you've never seen the equation for calculating it, look it up. It's a hoot.
No corrosion. The stainless fasteners are black oxide coated, so that helps. If it were on a saltwater boat, I'd probably use a coating on the threads as well, but I think it's fine with the black oxide.
jokes on you my drill press was 25 dollars at a garage sale and im lucky if the chuck stays in at speed.
Also traveling across several states like (Illinois) is easier if your guns are not “in” the vehicle. If you get pulled over its less confrontational if they are not within reach etc.
National constitutional carry (hopefully its coming once this idiot is out of the White House) will put an end to that nonsense.
@UCD1AycR-XSEu9YZZfQJCxcg you're a bit behind the times. The idiocy has been out of the WH for 6+ months
@@shadowgarr7649 Okay.
No soundbite for the flute band? Disappointed in you, Matt.
Where can I get the articulating LED lights you have in the video?
The extrusion that Tnutz uses is AA 6063-T6. FYI
scribing the roof contour might be another option - there are videos of how to do this, usually for woodworking/finish carpentry (like installing baseboard trim on an uneven floor)
Joke’s on you; my driveway is dirt already. Bam!
That's funny I actually have a disto exactly like the one you have and I never use it 🤣
I love 80/20. Made a truck bed rack with it
love the format, content and ending!😂😂😂😂
I wish I could afford to be your neighbor! 🤣
gun-cases. now thats great outside the box thinking right there
Your BOM is the bomb! What a time saver, thank you.
Thanks! My girlfriend never seems to understand why I wish to rent a bobcat for every diy project, but you've explained it so eloquently.
Honey, can you please stop at the hardware store on the way home? Pick up a box of screws, a can of paint, I'll text you the colour.
Oh and another small thing... please hook up the rental trailer with the skid loader. It should be waiting for you on the parking lot, I've called ahead.
T-nuts sounds like kind of a risky web search
improvements? More videos .... faster!!
Forks on your MTB suck... :) Get better ones?
you forgot to clean the gutters and take out the trash
😂 the ending… my brain works the same way
Man you are thorough. Thanks a lot. Good video
Only complicates things when you mix metric and "standard" hardware. Here in the States, substitute two inch bolts for 50mm. Everywhere else in the world, all fasteners are metric. DUH!
At 11:09, where did you get that swivel light holder? What is it called?
Great video, learned a lot as far as building my own roof rack for my Excursion. Thank you for doing these videos.
it got wild at the end but that red wire is still really messing with me.😂
Tnutz uses 6063-t6 aluminum vs. 6061 that 8020 uses. Do you think that is going to present a problem?
Bro!!!! The first vid was great then this one 🤯 thanks for all the info
Roof mounted guns....lol
Bloody brilliant! 🤣
I don't know you very well but I think I love you.
Also I'm suing you for all the money I spend on projects inspired by this channel.
hey i tried googling the part numbers but couldnt get a result. Do you think 10 series T slot would have adequate strength for a 60x50 rack or i would need atleast 15 series? Thank you
Please tell me where you got the lights and mounts that you are using for camping
That’s exactly what I’ve been looking for
I think I’ll just buy one…