I've got a '53 Ford F-1 Cap and Front Clip.. I Still Nito Come Up with a Set of Doors. It also came with a 351 Cleveland and a C-6 Transmission. Keep Up the Great Work... My South African Brother.
GREAT WORK DIFF, REALY LIKE YOUR HOME MADE SHEET METAL FOLDER..WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS.. SO ITS CHEERS FROM CHILL FROM DOWN UNDER IN AUSTRALIA..
Hi Div one bite at a time and your floor pan are perfect. Watching you with your amazing skills and getting the fabricating done. Lekka boet catch you in the next video. Take care and thanks for the update video.
Excellent progress brother 👍 That short black and white perspective gave it a neat 50's vibe......and you look younger in black and white hahaha !!! Keep up the good work 👍
I was trying to tell you that you forgot to drill one of the plug weld holes but you probably couldn't hear me because the compressor was running.👍🇨🇦 Nice job!
Div it’s looking really nice so far. It’s coming along great. Like your videos. Can’t wait to see more videos for this project. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work sir. Fab on. Weld on. Keep Making. God bless.
Love the music Div! Oh, yes ah, the cutting, templates and welding was ok. I tune in for the Elephant, mouse & tunes! lol. I enjoyed the whole experience! DK, Omaha (Not Frozen Today, but wait until tomorrow. The mouse will wiggle into the house).
I have to agree with Rex , that kind of use what you have & do what you gotta do , needs to be taught in shop classes ! I'm 72 yrs old now but still learning thanks to talent like you Diff !
Thanks Darell! Yes, ALWAYS learning is the way to go. And the availability of just about anything in catalogues has destroyed innovation and common sense...
Take a little bite at a time is something you're been teaching me While I've been watching your Videos . I've got such a bad habit quick and big Your style is the only way to do it not rush bit by bit.🙏
I can imagine that wooden marking gage would wear out pretty quick! My Stanley metal marking gage needs occasional flattening out because even the steel gets worn away after constant rubbing against galvanized sheet metal! That truck sure is coming together nicely!! 😎
I absolutely love your fabrication skills Div, and the end result is always so good! You're an inspiring fella Div, keep up the great content champion 😊
Man yes I believe u do a really good job u really are teaching some real good techniques I always enjoy watching ur great work keep up the awesome videos till next time my friend 👍👍👍
Im a big fan of using recycling for stuff like templates and even making project boxes for electronics, or all sorts of art projects. You can even use them as a gasket in a pinch.
You are doing an amazing job on the flooring dude ! The time lapse makes it look quick and easy but I know that takes a lot of time and I appreciate that! I always look forward to what you will do next on the project. Good Job as always.
Great video Div!!!! Enjoyed it!! Making it look easy!!!! One bite at a time Boet 😃 I will be looking out for the video on the scribe thing you were talking about making also!!
When I was in the US Navy I was a machinist and I made a couple of those marking gauges, 1 for me and 2 for my fellow shop mates. I used a stellite tip for the scratch marker because it's so hard.
I meant to say last time, Diff - with them little hand-held blasters, what media you use really matters - the lighter the media, the better the results you get - the ideal for them is medium or fine grade crushed glass - it works absolute best. That grit you are using is a bit too heavy for the gun. They don't have the chooch/design to accelerate heavier grits fast enough - but they do good accelerating lighter mediums. Faster the medium is accelerated,harder it hits the surface, better the cleaning action. :-) Crushed glass ftw.
Diff, I've been away, but back enjoying your videos. Man I love that I have so many episodes I get to watch without waiting. Awesome vids to chill out too great editing, love your guys style.. cheers
Watching you use the flap disc to remove surface rust, and holding the grinder under its belly like a puppy has me wondering, why ? No doubt you do it for a reason. Thanks as always for the teaching. Today I helped roof a summer house for my neighbour, so no garage time on my current build, but did get a bit of time yesterday.
I used the flap disc because I simply didn't have one of those face off discs handy at the time. As for the puppy grip, I didn't even notice until you mentioned it. No idea why!😄 It worked for me, but each of us will do it their own way. Whatever works
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I've got a '53 Ford F-1 Cap and Front Clip..
I Still Nito Come Up with a Set of Doors. It also came with a 351 Cleveland and a C-6 Transmission. Keep Up the Great Work... My South African Brother.
Thanks man. Good luck with your project!
One of the best fabricator for sure Diff! Enjoy your attention to detail friend.
Wow, thanks! Kind words brother.
Div, quick fix for the wooden scribe- super glue a piece of sheet steel to the face of the scribe, have a lakka one boet.👍🏴
Diff, thanks for the lil tiny mouse bites. I always love watching your videos. Have a lakka one!
Glad you are enjoying the old mouse bites😆
Great videos!
Thank you!
Great job Div. 👍
Can't wait for the next on making that scribe tool. Keep up the great work.
Nice metal working Div!
Thank you Brad!
Love the music Diff coming together nice very clever man what imagination and your process
you hands Diff have done a lot of work
Thanks Russel!
Thanks for another great video Div! Have a lucky one!
Thanks! You too!
Great video div. Always look forward to them. Its always a good day when you can get 2 birds stoned at once 😂👍
😆 Thanks
Nice work!
Thanks!
GREAT WORK DIFF, REALY LIKE YOUR HOME MADE SHEET METAL FOLDER..WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS.. SO ITS CHEERS FROM CHILL FROM DOWN UNDER IN AUSTRALIA..
Hey Chill! Thanks mate.
Love the Elephant line Boet, have a lekka one. Pickup looks great
Thanks boet. Tiny bites... all the time!🙂
Another great video duff. I will see you on the next one !!!
Thanks Johnny, see you next Sunday🙂
Nice job, that last piece tied it all together nicely and will add a lot of strength to the back of the cab. Thanks Div.
Hi Div one bite at a time and your floor pan are perfect. Watching you with your amazing skills and getting the fabricating done. Lekka boet catch you in the next video. Take care and thanks for the update video.
Howzit Alan. Thanks for the support brother!
Outstanding work, you set the standard for Quality in craftsmanship!
Thank you for your kind words!
Another great video, I’m learning all the time. Thank you
Thanks for sharing - always interesting to watch the progress on the "elephant" - good luck until the next episode
A Job well done my friend. Have a wonderful day my friend !
Fantastic progress!!!👍👍👍
Awesome. Great work
Thank you!
Excellent progress brother 👍
That short black and white perspective gave it a neat 50's vibe......and you look younger in black and white hahaha !!!
Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks man. Ja, it will take some filters and overlays to make me look younger😂
I was trying to tell you that you forgot to drill one of the plug weld holes but you probably couldn't hear me because the compressor was running.👍🇨🇦 Nice job!
No, I heard you, that's why I went back to drill it.😄
Div it’s looking really nice so far. It’s coming along great. Like your videos. Can’t wait to see more videos for this project. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work sir. Fab on. Weld on. Keep Making. God bless.
Thank you brother!
I've been a body man mechanic machinist 50 years enjoy your laid back approach. FROM OHIO THANK YOU. I build rats to.
Thanks Mike from Ohio. Happy building!
Very nice work . Build On ... and yes those ceral boxes are a god send
I’m sure I am not alone in saying we enjoy watching you creating your build very much. 23:02 😊
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying it with me🙂
I didnt know there was a Rat Rod culture in Africa. Awesome job so far, keep it up.
Oh yes, and the culture is growing quite fast!
@@ratrodsafrica Thats awesome.
That looks great Div. Coming along nicely. Thank you again for another inspiring video.
Looking good 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Even with load shedding you are getting it done
Ja, what a pain! No choice but to work around it, but it does slow things down...
Clean floor you have now..cant wait to watch the next one
Thank you.
Love the music Div! Oh, yes ah, the cutting, templates and welding was ok. I tune in for the Elephant, mouse & tunes! lol. I enjoyed the whole experience! DK, Omaha (Not Frozen Today, but wait until tomorrow. The mouse will wiggle into the house).
Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Stay warm!
Hello Div, great job on the floor and back of the cab. She's going to be a Beauty. 👌 Take care my friend and see you next time. 👍👍👍
Thanks Terrence👍
Nice work Div. Looking forward to the next bite.
Thank you. Yes, one tiny bite at a time...🙂
I have to agree with Rex , that kind of use what you have & do what you gotta do , needs to be taught in shop classes ! I'm 72 yrs old now but still learning thanks to talent like you Diff !
Thanks Darell! Yes, ALWAYS learning is the way to go. And the availability of just about anything in catalogues has destroyed innovation and common sense...
I totally agree with you and common sense is like finding Diamond's in the Sahara!!! Lol
Excellent, the truck is looking great.
Thanks 👍
Take a little bite at a time is something you're been teaching me While I've been watching your Videos . I've got such a bad habit quick and big Your style is the only way to do it not rush bit by bit.🙏
Yes man, eat the elephant one bite at a time. Large gulps just gives tummy ache!😆
Nice job professor. Always a pleasure. Stay well.
Thanks man.
Diff, You are the auto shop teacher I wish I had! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man!👍
Thanks! She is looking good. Hope this helps with the project.
Dude! Just saying thank you sounds so flat... I REALLY appreciate you support!! Yes, will be put to good use.
A Treat as always Div, keep up the great work. You certainly have the skills to pay the bills 😁👍🇺🇸🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you brother.
Great job. I’m looking forward to the next video!
Thank you! See you next Sunday🙂
good vidio has always very neat finish well done
Thank you!
Great job on the floor Dev, you are moving right along on the build
Thanks!
👍👌👏 Very well done again and as always (video and work).
Best regards, luck and especially health to all of you.
Awesome fabrication very talented
Bill Qld Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks mate!
Did sweet job on the floor 😳🇺🇸💯👍
Thanks man!
Coming along nicely
Keep um coming brotha
I like it when you put a welding lens over the camera lens (I can see if you are doing your weld right😁) Lac-awan!
Thanks man. Yes, its something new I'm trying. (At the risk of intense scrutiny of my welding skills... 😆)
I can imagine that wooden marking gage would wear out pretty quick! My Stanley metal marking gage needs occasional flattening out because even the steel gets worn away after constant rubbing against galvanized sheet metal! That truck sure is coming together nicely!! 😎
Yes man. I will posting a video soon about making a metal version with basic tools. At least it will wear better🙂
I absolutely love your fabrication skills Div, and the end result is always so good! You're an inspiring fella Div, keep up the great content champion 😊
Thank you man! To inspire is the mission with all this 🙂
nice job bro nice job the pink elephants been flored.
😆 thanks
Man yes I believe u do a really good job u really are teaching some real good techniques I always enjoy watching ur great work keep up the awesome videos till next time my friend 👍👍👍
Glad you are enjoying my stuff. Thanks man.
Great job, amazing how much you get done, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones, have a Lekka one
I really enjoy your work man my name is Wallace j Johnson from New Orleans Louisiana Watch all your work every chance I get God bless you peace
Hello Wallace. Glad you are enjoying my stuff man.
Awesome Div👍
Keep on truckin good job
I am really enjoying this build and following along thay floor and back part looks so good .. love the symmetrical spot welds
Thanks for coming along brother! Glad you are enjoying my stuff🙂
Hey Rat. Another good video. Yeah, It's good to make templates for sure. That job turned out nice. Thanks for sharing.👍👍🍁
Thanks and pleasure!
i love that metal working table you have,i have never seen anything like it. i could put that to good use !
Get you a big tank and T into your current compressor. I’ve done that a lot over the years to get more air capacity.
Sounds like a plan!
Im a big fan of using recycling for stuff like templates and even making project boxes for electronics, or all sorts of art projects. You can even use them as a gasket in a pinch.
You are doing an amazing job on the flooring dude ! The time lapse makes it look quick and easy but I know that takes a lot of time and I appreciate that! I always look forward to what you will do next on the project. Good Job as always.
Thanks brother! Yes, time lapses are the big You Tube cheaters 😄
@@ratrodsafrica the blue forward that you got wet sand that thing it look like it's faded in
My phone's not working right if you wet sand that Ford you got it'll make it look like it's faded
Wish I had you in Tennessee
That's looks good , You have inspired me to give a go ,,,,,nice work 👌
Great stuff man! The only way to learn is to go for it. Just do it boet!
Howzit Div,
Your patience and precision is AMAZING and excellent quality and progress. Have a lekka weak a head 🌽🙌
Thanks boet! Lekka week vir jou ook!
One bite at a time 👍
Great bodywork!!!
Thank you!
dig your work Div
Thanks Rob
Like your work and sence of humor
Thanks!
looking good
Enjoying it Dif.
Glad to hear man!
Thanks Div.
You welcome brother.
Great episode ,Diff.
👍👍😎💪💯
Thanks Don!
GREAT WORK
Thanks!
Looking great
Thanks!
Lekka work as always! See ya next week
Thanks boet! See ya next Sunday. Gonna be a biggy!
Yes, awsome work thank you for sharing
Great video Div!!!! Enjoyed it!! Making it look easy!!!! One bite at a time Boet 😃 I will be looking out for the video on the scribe thing you were talking about making also!!
Yes man, you know about taking small bites. Only way to go. Just gotta keep biting...
@@ratrodsafrica thats right boet!!!!
It turned out pretty doggone good Hee-Haw
Thanks brother
When I was in the US Navy I was a machinist and I made a couple of those marking gauges, 1 for me and 2 for my fellow shop mates. I used a stellite tip for the scratch marker because it's so hard.
great job Div, looking lekka man !
Thanks brother!
lookin good nice to see you reuse cardbord.... i do it too wery good help to make easy nice fitting repair pieces
Yes, I reuse them until they get too small for anything! 😆
Take the rest of the day off with pay Diff. I enjoyed the video.
Have a Lekka one brother man.
Thanks. Unfortunately I dont have Rat Rod Bob's payment schedules in place...😂
cool esa luz en color verde y sepia cool man !!
Good stuff, as usual. Won't be long now until it is done.
Thanks man. Planning extensive suspension mods, so its still gonna be while...🙂
I’m in awe of your skills man. I only hope that if I ever get over to South Africa I could spend a few days working with you.
Thanks man!
😎👍
Great job to say the least ! !
Thank you!
Another good video 👍
Thanks 👍
This build is coming along really nice! Great work.
Thanks!
I meant to say last time, Diff - with them little hand-held blasters, what media you use really matters - the lighter the media, the better the results you get - the ideal for them is medium or fine grade crushed glass - it works absolute best. That grit you are using is a bit too heavy for the gun. They don't have the chooch/design to accelerate heavier grits fast enough - but they do good accelerating lighter mediums. Faster the medium is accelerated,harder it hits the surface, better the cleaning action. :-) Crushed glass ftw.
Makes sense what you say. The problem out here is getting hold of the specialized media. So, we work what what we can find...
Diff, I've been away, but back enjoying your videos. Man I love that I have so many episodes I get to watch without waiting. Awesome vids to chill out too great editing, love your guys style.. cheers
Thank you!
Great vid and an example of being able to wrap your head around a project and plan ahead. Wishing you the very best from the states my friend!
Thanks brother! Occasionally the brains does kick in a little bit...😂
Watching you use the flap disc to remove surface rust, and holding the grinder under its belly like a puppy has me wondering, why ?
No doubt you do it for a reason.
Thanks as always for the teaching.
Today I helped roof a summer house for my neighbour, so no garage time on my current build, but did get a bit of time yesterday.
I used the flap disc because I simply didn't have one of those face off discs handy at the time. As for the puppy grip, I didn't even notice until you mentioned it. No idea why!😄 It worked for me, but each of us will do it their own way. Whatever works
Another great video! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ratrodsafrica always do!!!