Excellent craftsmanship bruh. The one detail that I'd add is if you're planning on running a closed primary, the bottom end of the lever where its welded to the plate has to have a little clearance otherwise the inner primary wont fit. Much love and respect from Milwaukee
OK, so I have to tell you. I just subscribed, mainly because you and I are at about the same skill level and I've gained a few tips from watching you work. I wish I had a Lathe like you and a stand for my metal band-saw. But the way you approach a task is smart and straightforward and you don't seem to have too much wasted motion. Really enjoy your videos, brother. Eric in Kissimmee Fl.
That big hunk of metal is going to rip that ratchet live apart. If you're to start with a hand shift Top, that was the old school way. Because she'll made a light weight shift her handle.
Very cool. Ty for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool fabrication 🤘🤘
Thank you
Excellent craftsmanship bruh. The one detail that I'd add is if you're planning on running a closed primary, the bottom end of the lever where its welded to the plate has to have a little clearance otherwise the inner primary wont fit. Much love and respect from Milwaukee
Very cool.
OK, so I have to tell you. I just subscribed, mainly because you and I are at about the same skill level and I've gained a few tips from watching you work.
I wish I had a Lathe like you and a stand for my metal band-saw.
But the way you approach a task is smart and straightforward and you don't seem to have too much wasted motion.
Really enjoy your videos, brother.
Eric in Kissimmee Fl.
Thanks Eric, I’m glad your getting something out of these videos And hopefully I’m not too boring to watch.
That big hunk of metal is going to rip that ratchet live apart.
If you're to start with a hand shift Top, that was the old school way.
Because she'll made a light weight shift her handle.
👍😎👍
Its not a rotarytop. Its a rachet top!
bike looks good...seat not so good
What’s wrong with the seat?