Don't make this mistake when building a floor ❌
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- The floor was tacked to the frame so that it would stay in place and not get out of shape. Now that the floor is done, we're going to release all the welds from the frame. Fingers are crossed that it stays in shape. We learned from the last floor we made that we should flip it upside down and finish it before we apply the body. Once that's done, it needs to be prepped for paint, rocker guard, and seam sealer. THEN we'll be ready to put the body on 😅 ps... let us know in the comments if you enjoyed the edited version today or if you like it the 'normal' way.
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When I was a young Welder, learning the trade, I worked in Philly at a Class 7 Truck Dealership in 1967. The guy teaching me to Weld, said "" A good Welder can always correct his mistakes "". No one is perfect, we all make mistakes, we learn from them and move on. I really enjoy the channel, Bad Chad, Jolene, Doug, Nate a great team !!!!
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@@jonnysuperglide…… isn’t that the truth👌💯
Chad is there a chance Jolene could show me the underside of the cowl vent I have the same coupe as you took my vent out replaced seal put it back but now it won't titan to stay closed I did something wrong can't figure it out can you help me please that u so very much l learn so much from you have a good day Chad jolean Ana fina
Chad I'm now85 years old, and during my lifetime I have had 3 best friends named Chad. I really enjoy your videos in the "normal way". I worked many years at a scrap processing company (the largest such business in the United States). I was foreman and enjoyed reprocessing many 'antiques' that came through to be scrapped. We bought vehicles for crushing. I just could not crush many cars or trucks because I thought they were too classy for such an ending. Luckily, I had a very good job and could afford a lot of these. I also later purchased a farm (40 acres) which I covered with antiques and such. My wife and I had 2 boys and 1 girl which I taught the value of hard work and saving as much history as they possibly could. I'm so grateful for your show because it teaches many of the same things I tried to teach my children. And the others on your show like Jolene, Doug, Jim who paints a 56 Olds with a brush - I met and loved quite a few friends like these myself. We are SO lucky, aren't we Chad?
You and Jolene - Hazel and I have been married 63 years and that's not even half enough. If you are ever in Missouri come see me! I have a large home, and we'd welcome you and Jolene anytime!!
I also talk too much. Love your show and what it portrays. James M and Hazel Coker (Two friends we hope)
That floor looks really good and the way jolene did the video..dang it's cool...prayers for Gene..shout out to doug...doin a awesome job man..cya tomorrow
When you mention Aiden it brings back memories when he used to work in the shop with you guys...Another damn good worker that you had. I know he's going to school now but it would be great if you could have him over for a day just for all of us to see how he's doing!!! He was very much so missed and we all know he had to move on and do his own thing...
Like Artist Bob Ross the painter would say ,They're Happy Mistakes . Looking good there Chad . My Dog Whiskey say's Hi Fina she's a red Heeler ( start's barking every time she see's her on camera ) LOL .
Fina is a Blue Heeler. Red Heelers are, well, red.
Do whatever makes you happy 😊 everyone will still watch ⌚ Go for it Team Hiltz 👁 🐅 👌
Fantastic job on editing the welding segment Jolene
I’m 78 and I’m learning a lot about working on my own projects from Chad.
Liked the new editing Jolene, very good. Boy didn't you get some praise today! 😜
You two work together like a four-person team. It is a great show, thank you
Good idea to weld up the floor this way to be able to get it done the easy way. I see no problem fast forwarding through the welding.
I watch this channel for no speed ups. Plenty of other channels speeding through all the work. Move along
I think you have a great attitude about it, Chad! Do what you like to do because you can’t please everybody and of course you’re gonna make mistakes but that’s how we learn!
Jolene.. Ilike the new .. "editing" specially your cameos!@! Cheers, Bernie
primer > seam-sealer (> paint) 👍 Say hello to Fina!
If you make a 90 degree 1/4 inch bend where you are lacking a "stud" it will make welding easier and be a ton stronger. Love your videos.
Like Gene said " Didn't I tell you every day is a school day ". That's why I watch your videos. Thanks!
Joe, this new addition you have introduced when Chad is wielding and doing a lot of grinding, I think is a new hit with the show. Keep going with it.👍👍👍
Every day I learn something from Chad.
I enjoyed the edited version as well as I enjoy the unedited versions ,cause you're showing us the real time working on the projects instead of it looks like you're completing the build in one hour
Love your salute to end the show, lol, reminds me of Benny Hill
Really enjoying the build - multiple projects going on - look forward to the daily programming. Had to laugh, the chalk-board has a supplies list and "BEER $100" in caps. LOL! We're all working stiffs when you strip the paint off aint we?!?!
I like the speeding up of the welding, even with the merch commercial!
All the great’s , Winfield , Roth, and so on made mistakes and adjustments. It’s the same in all profession’s. Another great show Chad and Jolene. 😊
Great video today! Love the sped up parts with the welding and grinding! Thanks again for sharing your day. 😊
lots of welding down .a happy little mistake no drama at all in fact we learn and move forward .thanks as always
I am super excited to see what color paint Jolene chooses to paint this car. I like how Chad is sealing the underside of the floor pans.
I like to see you learning this way. I won't have to make the same mistakes. Thanks for sharing with us.
Truly one of the most talented young man in our life time I want to say thank you and your Queen she is amazing keep the videos coming God bless you
Never thought. About. The underneath. But. Makes. Sense. Thanks ❤❤❤❤
I like the normal version ...it's educational. like being in class.
It's a good video, did a great job with it, some people might get bored watching the welding, so is probably good, but it doesn't matter to me I enjoy watching it all
You artistic vision has always been first class. But laity the quality of your builds has improved tremendously.
Been in the bodywork scene since I was 17(55 now) and like said "every day is a learning day".I hope Gene gets well soon plus one day can chad explain all his tattoos
Thanks for the show..
I know Doug should know about PPE BUT HE SOULD BE REMINDED UNLESS HE HAS A SECOND SET OF LUNG, HE SHOULD BE WEARING A RESPERATOR. That paint probably has. Lead in it by the age of the Volvo.
Yup! Most old body men ( if they make it to old have lung disease
Back in the 70s to 90s a lot of the guys I worked with gave me shit for wearing masks and respirators. They considered that to be unmanly. I never let that bother me but it was pretty hard to understand why they ignored the reasons for wearing them. When covid first hit I wore masks when I was out in public spaces and early on folks would snarl at me for that. Not so much now though. I see folks wearing them now and no one pays any attention to it, so at least we've progressed a bit when it comes to those.
@@TheOzarkExplorerthe covid part was silly but not your fault. We were all lied too!
@@jackjfjfjf there was a mandate to wear masks where I live near Branson, MO. So having worn them for years it wasn't a big deal for me, but most here were pretty pissed about it. It didn't last very long though, I think it was only 3 months.
and hearing protection....
WOWWW what incredible editing congratulations
really like the new format Jolene with music on long repetitive ✨ work 👍🏼
Floor looks nice. Owned a couple of P1800 and PV544 Volvos and I am really eager to see Chad's vision for this baby!
Take a look at your frame from the back
Great video!! A couple big dehumidifiers in the shop make a big difference 👌🏻
Very impressed with the progress and can only congratulate the team work of everyone and to switch off to all NEGATIVE COMMENTS. 🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗👍
When Chad released and flipped the floor , it looked great. Jolene the producer's decision to speed up the process worked well. In my opinion I would epoxy the chassis and rock guard the floor.
Awesome, Thanks.... Yes on edited version
Enjoying the new editing you did on this video.
Great editing Jolene! 🎥
O was going to do my final welding and seam sealing tomorrow, so once again, thanks for your detailed process. I'll hold off until tomorrow's video. Also nice nails Jolene.
Awsome little story love your atitude.Your my inspearation to get me going and teaching my self to weld and do the job on my project.
Lot of respect for you man.
Only one bad chad.
Funny that there’s never enough time to do the job but there’s always time to do it over !!!!😮
like the new editing. fresh and new Jolene. thumbs up.
I'm not a fan of my mistakes, cause I find new was to have more all the time. I prefer to see others make mistakes cause it doesn't take me any time at all to recover from theirs. Doug may be on to something with the " I don't have enough time to please a woman" thing, I prefer to just rent them. that way when they are done with me, I just hide. Be well. see you tomorrow.
And of course Bad Chad is the man! 🛠️
Chad, While the floor frame is off, Have you done anything with the rear coil retainers in those coil cup supports
You need to go up to the rear end and have a look , as I said previous what stopping them from falling out !!!!!
Reminds me of some pontoons I did for a pontoon boat .
Just a thought. If you had the resources why would you not purchase a stockpile of metal like the 18 gauge sheet metal square stock 2 inch flat bar and anything thing else that you use on a regular basis. The thought behind it would be metal prices will continue to rise so think about how much you would save pre buying the materials you use all the time and if for no other reason than to always have it when needed. Just a thought.
I just hope Jolene read this, a very good idea....👍
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Floor is looking good. Great job on the camera and editing/adding in the slide show.
i Like the other format but do what makes you guys happy i will always watch
Watch those sped-up sections in slow-motion and put Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music on your turntable.
You are the best ever seen any were and I have been around in my 67 years on this planet KEEP UP THE GOKD WORKS.
Hi Chad!! I love your built and your creativity.
Watching your chanel for almost a year now. Never add any comment. There's 3 thing that came to my mind on this built.
-I really think you should put primer on what you built.
You put a lot of effort on the outside view.
Puting the same amout of effort under and inside will definitely increase the quality of your built. And for 100-200$ and 2 day of work.
-Instead of lowering the body on the frame, maybe think about making taller sill.
-your are going to break your rear trailing arm if you don't put some flexibility on the axle part. Ask yourself why it doesn't came that way stock at the dealer. You absolutely need some "flex travel".
Take what you like and throw away what you don't.
Chad teaches us so much and l enjoy everything the whole team does. I been waiting for him to get back to the Mercury.
My mind needs the grinder and welding sounds Jolene. Great job but i like it the other way. Thank you guys!
That is a much easier way to weld it up saves all the messing around underneath the car chad and Jolene and this way it’s much quicker keep up the great work the both of you
Jolene you put together the best videos on utube. The stuff you did during chads grinding was great. Keep up the good work 😊
Etching lacquer primer (rattle can), let dry 30 minutes, then apply your Rockguard (test first for compatibility), no sanding, seam seal, and Rockguard the seam seal. I've done wheel rims taken down to metal with great results.
Bad ass as usual said you’re the man. Thank you for the content. Keep it coming Jolene your bad ass too.
Keep up the good work team hiltz any mistake can be fixed Keep all the contents coming
Awesome, Thanks... Yes edited version
I would love to see you revisit the Bugatti hauler build ! Keep up the good work
I really think you should look into rust incapsulator vs the rock guard. Much better product for keeping out rust
Team Hiltz the forward progress is coming along nicely on the car! Chad the floor is looking really good, actually the whole car is coming along nicely! Doug you are really cranking out the paint stripping on the Volvo it is a lot of work to do a whole car! Jolene fantastic work as always you are simply the best! Jolene I like your programming either way edited or unedited although some times the welding can start to feel a little long on the other hand with the second window running I tended to watch that instead of Chad. I guess that is not much help, sorry Jolene!
thank you for dubbing over the grinder sounds
LOOKING GOOD!
Either way, normal or edited is fine with me, but I’ll admit sometimes it’s good when Chad, Doug, or Nathan has got something done between videos. It speeds up the process.
Now what makes all sorts of sense in what you were thinking of doing this is pretty awesome I like this.
hi JOLENE ,CHAD credit to you that floor looks like a million bucks,well done
Awesome job on removing the floor. Rock on
If it wasn't for mistakes I wouldn't be so critical of myself. Half -a**ed is not exceptable . I was a Diesel Technician no room for mistakes.. This is the most informative series I have seen. Not buying new and making what you need ,using what you got. Keep up the good work
Just a suggestion bate metal seam sealer then rock guard once
the chassis and floor panels are just too nice to apply rock guard ! Primer and paint will pop !
I enjoy the builds and the show purdy much as Chad and Jolene been going with it edit where it’s needed but I think roll on with the builds y’all are doing great
Never be afraid to make a mistake you can always fix it or make it right. There isn't only one way to do things
Maritime proud
Yesterday he was going to channel it 4" everyone be damned he was doing it his way, now he isn't, after he realized everyone but him saw he was wrong. LOL
You do alot of welding and it takes a good amount of time. I also watch half-ass customs he has a laser welder that has a laser metal cleaner attachment. You might check it out.
He's doing a magnificent job on the floor.
Sanding and grinding inside a tin can with no ear protection is not a good idea.
It's not about being a "tough guy"; it is about hearing quiet, delicate sounds, which register on very delicate sensors in you ear which can be destroyed by loud noises.
Think sitting by a quiet mountain lake, and hearing the dragonflys, and such...
He does have ear plugs in
Lovely work Chad
Looks great!! thanks for getting us learnt. Chads putting the turnips on the heat 😂
The floors looks really good Thanks for sharing Bad chad and Jolene
Love the way you cut away on the grinding noise keep it up
Looks good 👍
Great video thank you.
Chad you need a mini split A/C unit in your shop. I have a 36,000 btu unit in my 30’x45’x16 ft high shop and it works GREAT.
Are the pedals going to be mounted to the fire wall or floor?
Mate u are so right , not everyone is right all the time !!! We make mistakes , go back fix it and move on !
Is that not what learning is about? Not everyone can afford to spend $$$$$100000k on building their dream car but people like Jolene and Chad show what can be done , that’s all that really matters matters here!
We can all criticize things but as Chad says over and over again he could spend $$)))$$$$$$$ but it’s not in his budget!
Get over it
labor of love.
Nice 👍... Yes on edited version
Honestly I liked the mix of edited & "normal" if that helps.👍✌
the floor looks amazing nice work
Great work guys 😎👍
I also like the partially sped up video
Put it on the lift to weld it? It would easier than ripping it apart.
He didn't rip it apart. The floor was meant to come off. The chassis was used as a buck. Eventually the floor will be part of the body.
I've tried bending springs with a hydraulic jack and they last about 6 months to a year then straighten back to the way they were originally.
I like the edited version best, as often, you have to repeat the exact same process on another side, which I frequently find repetitive and boring. Take an editing lesson from " Engels Coach Shop" on TH-cam. He will do one side or process, and START on the other, with only a few clips of the other side's process, but it looks continuous, and he gets the point across without the needless repetition. Watching him work is a great lesson in editing, and he will always keep the viewer's interest, without missing anything important.