Started watching this video after realizing the guys that built my clutch forgot the pilot bearing which left me dead in the water on replacing my Ranger trans. Thought it was a 20 minute video, found myself 1.2 hours and 4 beers deep into it, talking to myself and examining your procedures. I then transferred it to my living room tv whilst drinking my nightly night tea.Well done sir, and way to f#%^ up my progression lol.
Great content Morgan. I thik the extended Fab Diaries episodes are cool cause it gives some of us novices insight into how you workout your process of design and fabrication. The fact that you share your knowledge like a Journeyman should is awesome and a testament to your character. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Thank you!! There’s something inside that wants the share & teach. I truly do enjoy this stuff. It’s important for people to see the process & understand it.
The three thoughts thing is spot on. I've also noticed that if I hear a suggestion from three different people (book, movie, idea, etc) it usually ends up being worth my time and a positive experience. You gotta listen when the universe and/or your higher power are trying to tell you something
109% keep doing these, just like this! You’re hitting the areas that I appreciate NOT getting skipped over. This episode is like watching a good cooking class, I get see the nonverbal minutia. Quality finished products are from each detail compounded
She’s a large one. We will be breaking up the process with multiple parts very soon! That should make the Info a little easier to digest & time management more streamline
is it a problem that i watch these all day at work? haha asking for a friend...... just bad ass video again brotha!!! thank you for taking the time to do these they keep some of us motivated and pushing fab/design!
Sick. Love it. Wish there was a back half setup video like this. I know you are trying to bring us along as you work on your craft in molding and shaping metal. Keep em coming!
I came across your channel while checking out other fab videos and I've watched a few episodes now, the content, your explanation and approach is just on point. Love your work. As a designer and fabricator myself i can appreciate your thought process and overall view about how you invision something looking and completing it. Card board paper is such a simple but valuable tool for custom making parts. I've liked and subscribed. Looking forward to upcoming content, and all the others I'm yet to check out. All the way from 🇦🇺 🦘🤙
Best video yet Morgan ! The time was fine I'm glad to see it from start to finish . I'm a x-ray pipe welder and would love to learn to weld that thin material and shape it . If you ever have free time you should teach to fab like you do impressive to watch !
Amazing the work and attention to detail that you are putting in every aspect of these trucks. Definitely inspiring and I hope to be able to emulate some of what you do on my personal builds. I have to say I need to cop one of those aprons
I don't know if this idea has been floated before, but it would be super Rad if you did like a social media give away where the winner gets to spend a day in your studio learning directly from you asking questions and what not. Just saying I know this novice would so be so stoked... Just a thought.
Sic view bud, it’s gunna be a ripper eh. These videos give me pause, no I mean I have to watch and stop working so I can learn. Mainly car noises and inner monologue prep but still this helps with overall fabrication. 🤘🔥😎🔥🤘
It was definitely uploaded at 4k60p, must still be processing, even though it tells me 4k is ready. I just checked on my phone and it was 1080 as well…
Killer video either way. Love the 2 hours. I’d watch a 3 hour one so no complaints here. This one was awesome. Being able to watch someone else work through ideas and execute them in the way you do Morgan is priceless 👍🏻
Started watching this video after realizing the guys that built my clutch forgot the pilot bearing which left me dead in the water on replacing my Ranger trans. Thought it was a 20 minute video, found myself 1.2 hours and 4 beers deep into it, talking to myself and examining your procedures. I then transferred it to my living room tv whilst drinking my nightly night tea.Well done sir, and way to f#%^ up my progression lol.
Love this!! Lol!! Thanks for watching, commenting & supporting!! Now fix that trans!
Sick. Very sanitary. My vote is for not splitting it up, so that it maintains the continuity. You keep shooting and I'll keep watching.
Great content Morgan. I thik the extended Fab Diaries episodes are cool cause it gives some of us novices insight into how you workout your process of design and fabrication. The fact that you share your knowledge like a Journeyman should is awesome and a testament to your character. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Thank you!! There’s something inside that wants the share & teach. I truly do enjoy this stuff. It’s important for people to see the process & understand it.
Feel free to come visit if you are ever in so cal
The three thoughts thing is spot on. I've also noticed that if I hear a suggestion from three different people (book, movie, idea, etc) it usually ends up being worth my time and a positive experience.
You gotta listen when the universe and/or your higher power are trying to tell you something
One of my favorite episodes. The dash/cockpit form fit and function is nice.
Thanks!! Form follows function
Appreciate these vids!
Thanks for watching!!
The beats are always on hit in these vids!
Joey knows how to f*ck
Your videos help me relax when I get home from work. Great video my friend
Love that! Thanks for watching
More content like this!! I love hearing you talk about your work but watching you do the work it’s self is when I learn!
Thanks for watching & supporting!!
109% keep doing these, just like this! You’re hitting the areas that I appreciate NOT getting skipped over. This episode is like watching a good cooking class, I get see the nonverbal minutia. Quality finished products are from each detail compounded
I had to schedule time to sit down and watch it, but I thoroughly enjoy your in depth view and thoughts on every piece you create.
She’s a large one. We will be breaking up the process with multiple parts very soon! That should make the Info a little easier to digest & time management more streamline
And THANK YOU for watching & supporting!
Friday upload, sick
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is it a problem that i watch these all day at work? haha asking for a friend...... just bad ass video again brotha!!! thank you for taking the time to do these they keep some of us motivated and pushing fab/design!
That sounds like a good problem!! Thank you for watching!! Enjoy!
Man I loves fab videos! I hope you do more of this on the channel.
You sure have some beautiful projects going on 👍👍
Thanks Jim!
I felt like I just attended a badass shop class! I like the long form, you share so much information and you are great at explaining your process.
Hell yeah!! Love that! Glad you enjoyed it!
Sick. Love it. Wish there was a back half setup video like this. I know you are trying to bring us along as you work on your craft in molding and shaping metal. Keep em coming!
Backhalfs can vary greatly.
Setup, packaging & layout also pertains to each vehicle.
I came across your channel while checking out other fab videos and I've watched a few episodes now, the content, your explanation and approach is just on point. Love your work. As a designer and fabricator myself i can appreciate your thought process and overall view about how you invision something looking and completing it. Card board paper is such a simple but valuable tool for custom making parts. I've liked and subscribed. Looking forward to upcoming content, and all the others I'm yet to check out.
All the way from 🇦🇺 🦘🤙
Sometimes you think less is more on a job like this i feel you covered up some cool work
Inspiring! Going to go get materials and do work now!
Love that!!! Get at it!!
love your work man ! wefab will be there ,
Thank you 🙌🏿
Love your beautiful work man that takes time brother 👍👍🏁🏁
Thank you 🙌🏿🙌🏿
#mfingFABDIARIESFRIDAYmfers ! Morgan these long form videos are incredible and much appreciated. Keep pushing homie.
Thanks man!! Appreciate the support!!
I love the detail you go into teaching us!!
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That was fantastic and educational!! Gracias Amigo
Thanks for watching!!
Awesome! Thank you very much. Learned a lot, very informative.
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Great video 🏁🏁
This is great and a project I’ve wanted to tackle. Thanks for all the work you do when your feathering it brother! Ymh references
Thanks for watching! Have fun! Keep ‘em high & tight
Great watching your work and details of your fabrication ;-)
Thanks!!
Best video yet Morgan ! The time was fine I'm glad to see it from start to finish . I'm a x-ray pipe welder and would love to learn to weld that thin material and shape it . If you ever have free time you should teach to fab like you do impressive to watch !
Amazing the work and attention to detail that you are putting in every aspect of these trucks. Definitely inspiring and I hope to be able to emulate some of what you do on my personal builds. I have to say I need to cop one of those aprons
Bro I love seeing this I just really got to do it to learn it I've got lots of stuff to go by now
Love it.
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You feathering brother! Caught that ymh reference
I don't know if this idea has been floated before, but it would be super Rad if you did like a social media give away where the winner gets to spend a day in your studio learning directly from you asking questions and what not. Just saying I know this novice would so be so stoked... Just a thought.
love the content. what thickness of chip board works best??
.042”
You bet I’m coming up in may!
Sic view bud, it’s gunna be a ripper eh. These videos give me pause, no I mean I have to watch and stop working so I can learn. Mainly car noises and inner monologue prep but still this helps with overall fabrication. 🤘🔥😎🔥🤘
Amen👊🏿🖤
Hey mate, what did you use to ad the grain look to the alloy panels towards the end of the vid?
We use a burnisher with a hybrid wheel to get the heavy lifting portion of the grain work done. Some areas I will finish up with a hand pad.
Cheers!
Proper fitment is key. Sick attention to detail.... Seriously dude
Freaking awesome work, I am new at this and just curious but is the sauce primarily used on aluminum? Please keep up the content.
@morgan clarke design "when you're featherin' it brother" are you a YMH fan or just a fan of the legendary FedSmoker?
Both. RIP fedsmoker
Cool beans.. as usual.
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I’m not even mad it’s “only” 1080p60 instead of 2160 because it is 2hrs long! 🔥👍🏻
It should be at 4K… might still be uploading… JOEY!
It was definitely uploaded at 4k60p, must still be processing, even though it tells me 4k is ready. I just checked on my phone and it was 1080 as well…
Killer video either way. Love the 2 hours. I’d watch a 3 hour one so no complaints here. This one was awesome. Being able to watch someone else work through ideas and execute them in the way you do Morgan is priceless 👍🏻
Sikkkkkkkkk 🤘😎
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Very Purdy almost too pretty for an Off Road Truck.......3003 Alum?
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@@MorganClarkeDesign1 you prefer that over 3003?
America 🇺🇸💪🏼🔧🔩🤙🏼