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Hi Justin, all the cars I make have to be made without a roof because of the scale and getting someone into it. Unfortunately removing the roof of Robocops Ford Taurus would change the look of the car too much. Think F1 car or a Tractor or I might get away with a Ferrari but only because there are so many others features for people to recognize it. Thanks for watching. Know Expert.

Prego 😁

Hello, sorry only just seen this. I didn’t receive any notification….. As for the plans unfortunately they were very basic and I had to change a lot of stuff as I went along. If I was making it again I would make the fins a little smaller and add them separately after making a box section body. I incorporated the fins into the box section on this build and that meant a lot of work with compound angles. Something I struggled with a bit. If you make one use a minimum 16mm bar for the rear axle as the 12mm I used worked but was right on the limit. Good luck

No worries. Thanks for the info. Awesome buikd

Au up herself, originally from Manchester but now living in France. Glad you like my videos, nice comments like this make me want to make more and I just might do that again soon. Cheers. Know Expert

Thank you very much for such a nice comment, I think it inspires me to make try and make videos more often….. mmm I think I might! Thanks. I just viewed your channel and WOW, I’ll be checking out more of your stuff. That is TRULY inspiring! Know Expert

It’s true that it could use a few tweaks to get more out of it but for what I use it for its great. 200c though wow that’s impressive the most I managed with this one is 106. I’ll check out your channel. Thanks.

@@Know-Expert I like to have a litttle extra power, just to be on the safe side. It's frustrating if you prepare a meal and then it won't cook properly or takes forever when people are hungry 😄

Hi Rylee this was my first attempt ever at cutting glass and I didn’t have the level of experience you obviously must have. I kept trying to just cut it but it kept snapping the 'drip' hence I had to find a different method and this was it. I have various glass cutters and I can cut straight lines and curves quite easily now but still not as round as those drips. Thanks for watching.

Salut Lowan, un jour j’essaye à faire un vidéo en français et poutre être tu peux m’aider….. 😁 merci pour regarder mes vidéos…. Know Expert.

Oui j'aimerais bien t'aider mais je sais pas si papa veut ?

Hi Greg, as this was a first attempt I just used what I had lying around which in this case was Pine. It was very dry and fortunately I got no resin seeping out after it was finished. Thanks for watching. Know Expert

Wow, high praise, thank you very much. I do try and explain things as I would like to hear things explained to me!

@Know Expert Same here, I couldn't understand how trunnions work before your video. Now I'm sure I can build one that works, not like the other 2 tries that I failed.

Hi Mike, it’s getting very close to painting time. I’m in the preparation process at the moment and then it’s off to the sprayer. When it comes to painting I’m definitely No Expert!

Alright Dennis. These days RUclips want you to cram everything into a 1 minute video 😲 it should change it’s name to YouTok or is TikTube ?

@@Know-Expert I know,I'll never join Tikitits or what ever it's called. People I still watch do video's over 30 minutes. It's all about revenue for the posters. I'm not interested in watching a video that short,give me decent long content

Good man! My microphone seems to have fixed itself so maybe another video soon……..

I’m very happy with it, just 1000 more jobs to do now 😀

Cheers mate, better than paying 200 euros for a (very) cheap re chrome.

@@Know-Expert bit of an unpleasant process is chroming, I'd want good money to paddle around in cyanide all day. Good to have you back mate.

Thanks for the nice comment Brad. I forgot about that at the end. Before making one read the reply to the comment before yours, it gives a little more info. Thanks for watching.

Mmm, might give that a go……… thanks for Watching

Thank you very much.

Hello, yes I believe it’s correct. I think that if you tried a bearing that half of the bearing would be above the table surface due to the pivot point having to be in the shaft center. Thanks for watching. Good luck.

@@Know-Expert cheers mate

really looks amazing though, i remembered how it looked in real life and had to revisit this video haha.

Thank you very much. Apparently the man I borrowed them from made them himself out of old files.

Hello @atenik you are correct the 45 degree line does pass through the centre. However if you notice the horizontal line has been scratched out and a new line drawn below it. If you draw a 90 degree line from the centre of the circle on the scratched out horizontal line down until it meets the new cutting line you will find that the 45 degree line does not pass through the pivot point. You can see the finished result at 13.05 where the 45 degree lines pass each side of the pivot points. You were correct to notice that had I cut it along that line the side would indeed have been above the horizontal. Its not easy making and editing videos and sometimes little explanations get missed out. You can see that it works in the follow up video I did. Thanks for watching.

@@Know-Expert thank you for the explanation. Yes, I did notice you cut below the horizontal line, but only for the left of center side. The right side still runs though the center along the 45 line, doesn't it? Maybe my imagination is tricking me. Are you sure you didn't extra cut the right side to make it below the horizont of the bottom piece? I will make a model from cardboard today to check my theory.

@@atexnik once you make your piece and you cut the horizontal below like I did in the video you will see how even though the 45 degree line passes through the centre (pivot point) that the actual corner where the horizontal and 45 degree pieces meet is now below and to the right of the centre. Then when the box the saw sits in is tilted to 45 degrees the part sits flush with the bottom of the table its in. It took me ages to draw and get it right and it was only by making it that i finally understood it. Thats when I decided to make the video. Have a go with some old bits of wood and let me know how you get on. Thanks again.

@@Know-Expert hi. I made two pieces from a paper, and as I predicted, the top piece raises above the horizontal line of bottom line as soon as I tilt it to the right. Now, to fix it, I just had to shift the 45 line left of center. Are you sure you didn't do that as well? I checked with other similar projects with plans, and the 45 line is going as left of center, so that when tilted, it doesn't go above the hor. line.

@@atexnik I had to just re watch all the video to find out why you think I changed the pieces. Its the same piece but listen to what I say at 10.05. I say I’ve just cut the pieces to 45 degrees. Now take a look and you will see its the same piece but its just had the thickness of the table trimmed off both sides. Now I understand why you think its a different piece and why you think it will rise above the horizontal. On the video you actually see the scribbled out horizontal line but the 45 degree line must be drawn on the opposite hand piece. I then placed them back to back to make them exactly the same. They honestly are the same pieces I made. I have nothing to gain and everything to lose by cheating viewers. Any mistakes are editing faults and are not intended to mislead viewers. I have another video of my electric scooter and in the video I make a mistake with the speed controller. It would have been very easy to just speed up the film to me it look good but instead I actually explain this and say that I do not like to mislead viewers. Watch the video again and you will see that when I said I have trimmed them to 45 degrees I did this by trimming the thickness of my table off both the horizontal and 45 degree lines and not changing the pieces. Do this with your paper template and you will see the pivot point is exactly where the blade passes through the surface of your table no matter how thick the table is. I hope this is the proof you need to see I’m no cheat! Thanks again though for such a keen eye and all your interest. Happy new year. Know Expert I’m glad I finally

Merci Carole je suis très heureuse avec le résultat.

Hi Mike, I’m surprised at how much I enjoy using the machine and even though I say it myself some of the bits I’ve done aren’t half bad. I’m looking forward to seeing the interior all finished.

This is already in better condition than the Alfa ever was…. Ha ha!

Cheers mate, i hope it will be…….

Je n'aurais jamais pensé que j'aimerais coudre sur une machine, mais c'est bien quand on obtient de beaux résultats

Thanks Mike, I’m looking forward to doing this, it’s always been a dream to restore an old car.

Thank you that’s a nice comment. Maybe one day it’ll happen….

Thanks Will, I had fun making it.

@@Know-Expert I ordered some parts and am gonna make something off your design !

@@willvandermeer4733 that’s fantastic! Have you seen the other video that shows me making it? If I can be of any help just ask. Good luck with your build.

@@Know-Expert I haven't! I will check it out. My only question is how long is it from buttstock to the end of the Rifle?

Steve, this design is good but I mainly built it because I think it looks better than a box type for RUclips views. If it’s for efficiency I recommend the box type with four mirrors. They get hotter as the mirrors reflect all together into the center. That said mine reaches 106 c and anything over 80 c (I’m sure it’s 80 or thereabouts) will cook food but it just takes a bit longer. Also the lack of extra mirrors on mine means I have to adjust the angle every now and again to have direct sunlight. Look through my other videos and you can see me using it. Thanks for watching I appreciate it. Good luck with your build. Know Expert

Hi Lex, when it comes to making things for the first time I’m no Superman, he he, but yeah since making this I’ve added steel plates to the interior and painted them black. They get super hot and even if I open the oven to remove something the hot steel retains the heat. Thanks for watching my video. Know Expert