RESTORING THE WORLDS ONLY FV4005 (PART-4 RED OXIDE)
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- We prepare the FV4005 hull for primer. This involves lots of cutting welding and hammering to get it looking correct before we apply Paint.
The workshop heaters have been on 24/7 for a week to get the 40 ton hull warm enough to apply paint.
Music by
Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro
Sadly the Second Track I used for the painting part of this video had a copyright claim, So RUclips studio just slapped some (Wolfgang Sobotka) over the top quite badly...
Time to put a massive gate at the end of your drive. Loads of RUclips's who start to become well known say that viewers just think it's their right to turn up like an old mate because they think they 'know' you.
Add on top of that that the ones thinking its a good idea to stop by someone without asking just because they’ve seen him on the internet are not the one everybody enjoy to meet 😅.
This guy has the best idea, a gate at the beginning of the drive will stop people from getting in when they are not invited.
If you are going to roll up on me unannounced wreaking of weed, you'd better be bringing me some AND 12 cans of Guiness. Otherwise you might just meet the wrong side of my little friend. ¡No Bueno puto!
@@mitchellbennis9236And a "Private property no trespassing sign"
If what you say is right, (and in the few seconds I’ve known of you, you’ve never given me any reason to doubt you) that’s bloody crackers! If I see a dog walker stop at the bottom of my drive (no doubt enabling said hound to happily chip a whizz onto one of my beautiful boulders) they get a rude sending off. I love dogs too, I’m just cantankerous…. If some bellend thought they could just spring up as they fancied just cos they’ve watched me knock one out on xvideos of summat, well, I’m not precisely sure what I’d do but I’m reasonably sure that they wouldn’t like it anymore than I liked their visit. I don’t even like lifelong friends or close family members popping out of the woodwork unless they’ve given me a couple of days’ notice prior. Though that is best for everyone because they might pop up in Jack’s favourite website if they’re not careful….. Now there an idea… Pulp Fiction Pawn Shop Vibes - Going Down (available at all good smut & bongo outlets from February the 31st…)
Incase people are wondering. All the metal parts we cut off are adaptions made to this hull for its experimental work that are not correct for the FV4005
l was beginning to think that, that rectangle plate was bolted on from the other side
Cut that scrap up into small chunks and off them up as souveniers?? I'd buy a piece
It does lose history , but as long as the tank museum documented it I think it is allowed
will you be painting the inside of the hull? if it will be a museum piece, I'm sure it would look fab.
@@kaiotie1….try watching & listening pal
Wife: What are you watching?
ME: 3 men hit a bit of metal with a hammer....
I once read that women naturally tend to care about people, emotions & animals, whereas men tend to care about things.!
I tend to believe that, I like things better than most people.! 😉 😉 😂
😂 just had the same exact conversation
I’m wearing noise cancelling headphones and the wife just said it sounds like a bomb is about to go off, all I can hear is dink dink dink!!!😂
My woman is a thing then 😊
@@alantaylor353imagine if we were watching a stinky bonfire? Ooh!
When you were whacking that plate with mallet my tv fell off the wall 😀
Wish I could give your comment more than just one like .😂
Mallett? It ws a 14 lb sledge hammer!
Best comment I’ve seen for quite a while.
14lb sledge hammer great tool… I used one on a block of wood to knock the pistons out of a seized jeep engine 👌🏽😎
I can see your all precision engineers….. well Ted did😂
Toffee hammer 😊
You guys are now officially my (old) Top Gear replacement.... 🥰
Something tells me they didn’t want those parts to fall off. Great work and music.
Spent the week grinding now watching someone else do it on my day off..i prefer this. Nice one
Hard work fascinates me. I could watch it for hours.
I make memorial bench's and old type bollards, flower/lamp poles .Sometimes certain work means week of grinding/deburring to get a load ready at once for spraying ,my hands will get pains all over and your arms go dead by end of the day ,the googles digging into my forehead but the boss is 100mile away so it has its perks.
Preach my man, I'm a mild steel fabricator MAG and all that fun. Lots of new lads, lots of fixing hahahaha
Tanks, Ted & Mozart. Saturday morning perfection.😊
I hope that the late night stoner had the decency to share, only polite under the circumstances 😂
for a disabled man who wished to do REME when he was younger this is a real joy to watch, love it.
I now know how long I'm prepared to sit watching three men engaged in the futile act of hammering a metal plate against a bigger metal plate. And it's a surprisingly long time.
😂
Always hammer down with gravity on your side.
An episode where watching paint dry isn't as bad as watching paint dry! Keep up the good work
You need a good air chisel to make short work of removing those pieces. Best tool I ever added to my toolbox.
Talk about good stuff comes in small packages, Jack was giving that plate a hell of a beating, 11/10 for style, he knows how to swing a sledge, very hard won progress guys.
Yep, unlike Joe and horror of horrors, Adam.
I would not knock Adam, but it was not his thing, and, the stick man, Joe, does not throw a lot of weight, but Jack looked right. I am no expert, but I was shown as a child, my Grand Father was a Black Smith in a ship yard, and my dad showed me how to swing. And yes, an industrial blacksmith did not swing the hammer but worked the metal and the swages, but he would have maybe 3 strikers, my dads uncle Tom was one of the strikers, swinging a big hammer is an art, great on Jack.@@johnnunn8688
Not certain whether Adam was swinging the sledge or vice-versa. A fine display of noodle-arm!
Ted looked exhausted from all that hard work, poor guy needed a lie down. You should get some gates up
Bloody brilliant, I sit down for a cup of tea and Hewes has got a new video to watch.
Well that was Ironic, took a break from sanding and spray painting my scout troops competition bicycle to watch you paint a tank. 😂
Mozart would be proud of you guys.
Baffling how people think it’s ok just to trespass because they “know” you from YT. Thanks for all the excellent entertainment!
Well, weed was evidently involved, so thinking processes may have been a bit muddled...
There is just the tiniest possibility that it was friends, conceivably of the travelling persuasion, looking for any old scrap which they could assist in the disposal of.
I don’t know about tanks, but they can certainly assist with the disposal of diggers and tele-handlers. Ask me how I know.
When in doubt, bring the blow torch out. Never have I wanted a piece of steel to fall off so much! You got there eventually. The 9 inch grinder is my most hated power tool. Bloody dangerous things. You have to really hang on tight!👍😎🇦🇺 Great choice of music once again.
Great work chaps and of course Ted. The old girls is looking good already!
Well done! Bring that beast back to life! Cheers from the USA!
I just loved watching someone doing something that I hated doing during my time in the army.👍👍👍
This video just saved my entire weekend
I think Ted needs a raise for all the hard work he's been doing
Oh my! I can't wait for the finished result! I am so hyped for this project.
I could almost smell the scent of grinding wheels and paint, it's looking great. 😃
Reading the comments you quickly learn everyone is a tank restorer😊. Great job. Can’t wait to see the progress.
🤣🤣 I know right
Everyone need to let stress out. God bless. I smile. . There are company out there in Australia 🇦🇺 so you desory a a item.
To relate the stress. .
But you do in job. What a relief for you all.
Allways thumps up and watch all.i know it's the best. God bless you all. )))
Worked ad a send blaster. But I'm the sun. White clothing. And air to breath. But cook. In the sun. Australia 🇦🇺 30 to 40 c. (((
Oxside yes industrial. I believe this is correct)
Watching you spray the red oxide brought back not so fond memories of a time long before face masks were supplied by my boss.
Picking that overspray crap out of everywhere on my exposed body parts in the 60's was an evening ritual.
It’s great you can make it look like you actually know what you’re doing. I’m convinced😊
What a legend old mate is painting on his back 👍
You need biscuits for your tea and shotguns for your trespassers :)
Shotguns ? Really? given the kit around there...
Scenario a) Bloke wanders out with a shotgun "Think you ought to leave"
Scenario b) Diesels scream and 50 odd tons of tank hoves round the corner with a 155mm gun... "Ghosts? Oh... you mean the last lot of trespassers !"
Indo believe Jack sure is a JACK OF ALL TRADES hello from mid Michigan good ole USA
This'll be a record for Bovington, they normally take a year to fix an engine.
They should crowed fund and have you guys get all their tanks going.
Well it's not cheap
so refreshing to see lads who just get it done there is hope keep on with the graft lads
Reminds me of training to be a commercial fitter, lots of long days sanding, followed by lots of painting. Excellent content ❤
Dear Joe,
You and your team restored the body of the FV4005 beautifully so this promise a lot for the rest of the restoration. For that reason I hardly can’t wait for the next vlog regarding this one and only tank with the largest fitted gun ever.
I send you love from the Netherlands
There is something deeply satisfying about watching the red oxide going on
I just started watching this series today after I got recommended your newer video called "Moving a 600hp Armoured Shed" and I gotta say, you guys are doing an amazing job in restoring the FV4005 (or Shitbarn as I like calling it, thanks to World of Tanks!). It's a shame to see so many parts getting cut off, but is something I understand needing to be done, to make it as close to historical correct as possible!
You can see the on screen chemistry between you and Jack !!!
You could literally see the sparks fly between you both 😉
Have to say that Jack really looked like he meant it swinging that sledge!
@5:10 that ping was honestly so satisfying too hear
Fantastic work, love the choice of music too!
For any one who doesn't know, the pieces were The overture to The Marriage of Figaro and the first movement of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
Excellent 👍 Cheers.
PS : I use pneumatic impact hammer hammer often jars loose weldiments.
Carbon arc rods used with air burn welds off much better also.
They make a grinding stone for grinders called a hogging stone. It’s great for removing large areas of metal,welds, etc. It can save a lot of time, other than a conventional grinding wheel. 🤷♂️
For your restoration "Upgrade" look for a 3 GAL. pressure paint pot, at surplus, used one back in my early days of Aircraft painting. allows you to mix three KITS at once pour in pot, all you have to drag around is hose and gun handle. the only downside is cleaning the hose, it does seem take bit more care to make sure it;s rinsed.
This chanel is pure gold. Keep it up!
This is by far my favourite tank in the world purely because of the lunacy of the gun.
And I am 110% certain, despite all new reactive armour and stuff nowadays, if you get hit by a round from this gun, it may not kill you, but it's going to hurt a hell of a lot.
And this will be my 2nd time to the tank museum, just because I get to see this magnificent machine in all it's glory.
The first time was when I was little and I saw this thing at the gate before you went in and instantly loved it.
Mr Hewes upload, I click
Seeing you all swinging the sledge hammer reminds me of a guy a knew years ago, he was only small but, built like a brick outhouse! He had a 16lbs sledge hammer head on a lump hammer and, just used it dead easily! Absolutely amazing upper body strength 💪.
I've become so addicted to this channel and it's bloody awesome, and sometimes hysterical content, that I find myself checking every few hours for a new upload. Just can't miss a thing!! Keep up the great work lads.
As always mate great Video! You need to get Jack a 10L paint pressure pot, they make life so much easier, spray at any angle, you don’t get a sore hand from holding up the weight of the paint pot, and you can mix as much paint as you like and go for it until your done! Great work👌🏻 keep it up
Someone made a really good job of welding that plate on.
nice to see you collaborating with others on a great historic project,welldone....
Superb work guys...can't wait to see her when she's back home!!
I would enjoy longer videos. I would also enjoy working on the tanks with you guys. 👍🏻
Wow I’m very impressed with your music selection well done. I love the classics. Beethoven, Sebastian Bach, and one of the much beloved English composers Cradle of filth.
An air chisel would make life easier. Good work
Never have I felt so incredibly posh and tea-worthy, while watching a tank-hull get coated in iron-oxide ...splendid show chaps, roaringly good form
Jack turned as red as the oxide at one point, giving that plate some stick! 🥵
Great entertainment as always, one of my look-forward to channels nowadays 👍
Something rather satisfying about watching a good spray/undercoat going on...means we are on our way.
Who could ask for a better Sunday upload, thanks Joe and team!
Especially on a Saturday 😂
Im a grinder/polisher by trade and this is a dream. Im all too familiar with having to get spots filled in with weld. Admittedly the steel I work with is generally in the single digit millimetres
A very worthy task for the best museum in the world.
This tank stuff is really good. I apprenticed on RR Avons in Canada and RB 211 as well. This is making my brain fizz.
Great work , reminded me of fater Ted trying to remove a dent when you were hammering that plate off 😂, thanks for sharing, hopefully they will let you work on the Tog next 🤞
Making the cup's of tea is a crucially important job.
Cracking Job Jack - well done to you all.
You guys make my day. I laughed at the sped up hammering on the plate.
Don’t know if it’s been mentioned but dampen the floor to help with some of the oxide floating around. Use a tiny bit of soap to break the surface tension so the paint particles stick. Also helps keep dust and crap on the floor from being kicked around by the gun. You can also use a large box fan with a furnace filter on it as an overspray collector to pull the overspray into the filter. Put it close to the area being sprayed so it pulls the overspray into it. The hepa filters cats a ton of crap if you use them this way.
Tell Jack that was very paint full to watch.
Simply superb 👌
Was going to ask about using an air arc. Everybody else asked/suggested as per Snowball Engineering. Phone Oliver and ask him next time.
As for Jack... What else can you say other than bloody wonderful watch. Good Lad!!!
Yet another excellent video and superb working ethic. Love you guys.
Arc gouging is good but its very dirty work indoors and the orange smoke that is produced by it is some nasty stuff
Oliver's latest video 'another broken JCB headstock' coincidentally shows two gouging methods.
the tanks you guys restore are soooo dope
Bravo No. 9 for you Mr H. Those bits were on there for good... until you came along. couple of taps an they fell off! easy. Looking forward to the assembly. Top stuff.
Loving the Ted content.
Wonderful way to start a Saturday with a new video from yall. Those were some serious welds. I was surprised at the amount of pitting underneath that one plate.
i say jack hits the hardest ! good content as always!!!
project is going well so far
well its great to have a huge shed to paint in, but to stop the spread of overspray, you could make yourself a simple wood or metal frame shed to fit over the tank (with room to spare) and sheet it with the old vehicle plastic sheet - also surprised you don't have a very large metal wedge, some one holds in place above offending part to remove, and the other person taps it with sledge from above, standing on the rear deck etc, that way you use the weight on the wedge and not reply in the impact and accuracy of the sledge hitting a small chisel (that long piece running down on the right of the rear panel would make a great wedgey - great work chaps
Jack gets the glory for knocking the plate off, well done Jack! Did I blink, or am I right in thinking I never saw Seb give the plate a tap? Joe, an hour and a half on the grinder, have you heard of white finger (HAVS) ? If not, you will do as you get older. Adam has the right idea, it takes far less effort to gas brackets and plates off it at all possibe.
The (red) primer looks good. You've done well to smooth everything out. Grey primer would have looked better, but it's not my machine. Spraying the paint always makes it look like you've done a lot, all the cutting, & gringing pails into insignificance, yet it's the preparation that makes the job.
Well done, you're making good progress.
Love to see you lot gettin' after it! Definitely earned a cuppa. Cheers!
well done Jack on the spray job
Super project , the best team for the job , brilliant thanks for the update !
Have a look at Cutting edge engineering. He's an Australian fabricator and he uses air arc gouging to gut great lumps of steel. Might be worth a look.
you boys really need an Arc Gouger, would of made quick work of all those Welded on bits you wanted to get rid of. But Amazing work none the less! I cant believe how good the chasis looks in just one coat of the red oxide
Awesome job guys looking forward to the rest of the work
Nice one! Never thought of you lot as 'classical music' lovers! 🤣 Great job. Nuff said! 🙂
I was labouring in Forth Road Bridge in Scotland taking off plates welded onto the girders for the expansion joints. Had a wedge shoot out and hit a lad in the back of his shoulder. Was very nervous watching you lads get that small plate off the back of the chassis
Great progress, you should consider using an airless sprayer, way more efficient and virtually no overspray
Um Hewsie
Sanding down
With oxy tortch
Carry on ❤
Looking good chaps ,didn't think that plate was ever coming off ,they knew how to weld back in the day.
Scouting Report: Jack - "Punches above his weight" Adam - "Lady's League"
Good to see guys that know how to swing an axe, or slogging hammer, (well 2 out of 3 anyway) ...... most country boys can, but funny watching a "townie" having a crack at it
Looking fantastic guys can't wait to see it finished
Great watch as usual. Always waiting in anticipation for the next watch
Can't wait for the next clip. Great work fellas.
With those excellent hammering techniques I think you've passed the test to be involved in railway preservation too. 🙂
Epidemic sound is the very best place to get every type of quality royalty free music Joe 👍
Il try it
Looking good. Thanks for the video guys.
Thank you for making an otherwise crappy day much better. Give Ted a pat from us here in Texas USA
Another video of me watching someone live my dream . Watching Jack on his back spraying red oxide 3mm in front of his nose made me extremely jealous 😂😂😂
For your next big steel removal jobs, I would go with an air-arc gouge.