As I've gotten older I've discovered the value of pacing myself and taking breaks. At the end of the day, I've accomplished more and I'm in a much better mood LOL. I make fewer mistakes than trying to push through to finish early. Great minds think alike Diff, I like watching you take a break and chatting a bit as much as watching you work.
Awesome engineering Div on that back seat solution! I'm in the middle of rust repair on my 1971 Super Beetle so this video, like so many of your videos, is very helpful and inspiring! I've chronicled the entire restoration on my channel if you ever have nothing better to do! Thanks again for the shout out to us sisters!
Greetings from Whidbey Island, Washington State, USA. To answer your question, I prefer the format you used in this video: show the problem, discuss the solution, and show the finished piece. Showing special operations and unique processes would also be interesting. The bottom line, though, is do what you want. It's your show. Your viewers get the benefit of your knowledge, skills, and out-of-the-box thinking. Thanks for letting us ride along.
I like your video style. You show just enough of how you do the things you do and not a lot of boring stuff. I agree with you that none of us wants to sit through hours of watching someone cut and weld metal. Keep doing your videos just the way you have done. Now hurry up and finish the Renobug.
Watching you from Alabama, USA! Never found it boring! I recently had two kidney stone surgeries and then open heart surgery for 3 bypasses! Getting better, but seems we were down about the same time! About to be 68 years old and watching you has helped me get the inspiration to get by at my projects which had taken a back seat while recovering, just as yours did! Anyway keep up the good work, keep the wife happy and Thanks from one old car guy to another! 😅
@gnrobertrobinson1190 howdie from Canada 🇨🇦 SK was listin to what ya say and lve died 3 times got projects to finish up and ya right don't give up are generations dieing off this yr we gotta not give up he's my 3rd favorite guy to watch from another part of the world and he's got ideas kids know adays can dream off were we know he's got
What we need to carry on so never give up thers no reason to yet only when we can't walk or move then the good Lord can have us he put us here to learn and to teach others l think we're almost done so let's finish what we started OK thks no more feeling sorry for our selfish ther worse out ther then us OK so Afica keep it up you USA let's make it a go of it keep posted OK 👍 thanks again from Canada 🇨🇦 take care Paul God bless 🙌
The frame is so simple looking . Kinda amazing.that storage behind the seat reminds me of my 61 bugs battery area. Great idea. The reno bug is going to be a little gem by the time your done. Thanks Diff!
Hey Diff, at least you're heading into warmer weather!😊 Here in Wisconsin we're going the other direction. This AM it was 26' F. Last week we had 6" of snow. The hardest part of any project is all the details at the end. The excitement has worn off, along with motivation. I've had to stop myself from starting a new project until the last one is done. Glad to see you back at it !😊
Good to see some progress on the Renobug! I feel that you have a good balance of showing all of the boring parts without dwelling on them too much. I like seeing all of the steeps involved even if they aren't all exciting, I never liked the shows where it's "do this and this exciting thing" and then suddenly you have a completed car, life doesn't work that way. Also, it's goes without question that watching endless hours of prep work is a no go.
Dif, IT IS A JOY TO WATCH YOU WORK. EVERTHING YOU TOUCH IS BETTER OFF BECAUSE OF YOU AND YOUR SKILLS. PS sorry to hear about the beans and toast for dinner, IT WILL ALL WORK OUT IN THE END! mike.
Thanks Div! I enjoy watching every step but I do appreciate some fast forwarding through the monotonous parts. I’m sure there are always new viewers who would appreciate seeing some of your talents and techniques in fabrication
I enjoy watching all steps of anything your fabricating Dif because your such a great craftsman whether you think so or not. You keep it real and present it in a way that is easy to follow and understand.
I personally enjoy the whole process of all the welding and grinding. It shows what skills you need to make something that might look straight forward is not what it seems from the onset. Just my opinion from another Afrikaans guy here in the good old SA.
I knew you were working on your projects ahead of mommas bug and it was going to bite you and that yellow Reo radiator shell was the beans and toast moment wasn't it ?
Keep up the great videos and work you do, this is the only channel I don't get bored with cause you can't whip off to the shop you have to compromise with what you have and that's what I like. Have alucka one my friend. Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
Regarding your question about how much process do we want: I like it when you show 5-10 secs of each repetitious step, but fast-forwarding the entire process of some complicated, yet tedious work, then long form video with dialogue and diagrams when it makes sense. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to them every week. I've been watching you from the beginning 3 years ago.. Your video and editing was ok when you started, but has become exceptional as time went on. Thank you for sharing your work and knowledge with me. Regards from Ernie, in Pennsylvania, US
Hey for those who think that ther crazy ya got great ideas ya teach us alot so keep it up if she thinks that sad Budd they say Happy Wife happy life might be true ha ha ya got this from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊
Hello African graftman! Everything what you do there is good staff ,wanna see all that! If you have to time shoot video on these? Go on! Your channel is the best for way you doet everything is why i likes alot!! Not cutting corners but go strait where is a problem and doet that good and rightway! Artwork!! Thank you Mr.African mastermaker!!! I wish you a good lasting future!👌👍☺️✌️✴️🇫🇮🍀
Again great ride, thanks for bringing us along - it is never boring. The prep for paint does wear thin quickly but I always liked the actual painting which I did for many years.
Don’t worry, Div. We will not be laughing at anything you do. As someone else commented, this was interesting as usual. Hope you don’t find anymore rust holes. A balmy 21.2F or -6C. Just had 17 inches of snow in 2 days. Winter is coming here in Manitoba, Canada.
Aaaahh yes. Rabbit holes. My 79 Blazer and also the Nissan Micra a few years ago challenged my welding. But….. the results are worth the price. Great episode again…!!! Thanks Boet.
I always learn something new when you include the interesting details and solutions during your process. Maybe not every weld and grind, but YES, we do appreciate seeing your techniques. Thank you for all the tips and tricks I have applied to my projects.
It isn't boring to me, because I learn from you.. each little job has different shapes and as you said, sometimes "tricky" welding. fabricating is SO much fun isn't it! I just posted a video of firing up my Ratrod the first time since the big fire almost 2 years ago!
As a 67 year old "young boy" from Germany, I always love to see your work. Currently I'm working on a 56 VW beetle and I hope to finalize it next year. BTW I'm also using a "thinking chair"😂
Really awesome the back platform for your wife's puppies will look great and the metal clean up as well I'm sure you have a lot of work to get done without having to show all of the grinding that you have done in the past. It's all good I enjoy seeing it finished in stages. you Take care brother.Have a great day.
I love seeing all the steps. You don’t have to show all the details, but to me nothing is more frustrating than someone saying I did all this and here it is.
My Brother from across the Atlantic an a bit Down under ; Diff , I'm not one to EVER say a boring vid on work being done on the RENO Would be Boring. No my Friend , I find it quite pleasant to see you fabricating an coming up with good ideas that Function ! Brother Diff by all means Do record the Boring stuff ( as you call it ) An narrate as it plays along 👍. As I've once stated I've had trouble with my surgified Right knee. Its given me nothing but trouble. I had to have it worked on as it didnt quite work as the designing Surgeons hoped it would .. No not complaing I'm Now a Bionic 65 yr old man thats been given a chance to be pain free from an old injury that always seemed to bring this man's countenance down. Doing better now have had good times watching your channel an look forward to more from it .. I do hope that your doing better after those nasty businesses with the hospital, Doctors , an nastier meds they give that are supposed to help .. Jeez the once Cast Iron Stomach I've previously had has, been reduced to a thin walled bar-b-que type that isnt to happy with the foods I USED to be able to consume before my surgeries.. Yes plural ! Have had 2 for the same knee ! But not all bad .. Things looking up now .. Brings me much joy seeing you go at projects with a happy smile. Now that things are better with this old mans body . I can go back to workimg on my Own Car restoration .. In the begining it wasnt so bad but after all I've neen through , Now have come to appreciate those souls like You Diff That tirelessly go about making it happen. Maybe I'LL take picts of my own to post after alls been done by my hands .. I do need a spot of help for specific parts of the automobile as I ve not worked on glass nor professionally painted before. I did in my youth work in the shipyards an had a real good taste of just about most things building Ships ( Metal of course ) So I've taken some of that knowledge plus my time workimg on cars specializing in rebuilding transmissions to take my own project on to see it through its final completed state Anyhow Brother Do film the project an pull the bits you think that just might be like a bit to much to repeat .. Although speaking for myself , I've had to repeat an Three-peat a job once in a great while so thats not a bad thing at all 😅😅😅 Do take of yourself my friend till the next time 👋👍
Hey Div, I will also say it again, your editing work is really good. No need to see 10 minutes of a cutoff wheel in action, as we already see that when we use them. Keep rollin' man!
Good old European metal. I was visiting a panel beater friend who was working on my kombi. Showed me a USA cab he was working on. Compared to mine looked double the thickness.
Dear Diff. You asked and here's my answer: I too get bored if the same is shown over and over again. But I never get bored if it is shown in time lapse mode. I would have loved to see you doing the battery box etc. in time lapse. To me this is definitely better than missing something respectively only see the finished product. Of course sanding and some prep work can be done in an almost faster (formula one) type of time laps. But of course this is only my opinion respectively my personal kind of taste. Best regards, luck and health in particular.
It might just be me, but I love watching ALL the details and every weld and nut or bolt. You never know…. I learn from everything and every situation is slightly different. Its all good to see, especially when YOU are doing it. Thanks as always my friend. 😊👍👍
You are still my favorite builder on y tube. Real hot rods are built from nothing, not credit cards. Ive been chasing never ending rust holes lately, eventually you just need to call it well enough before you have ended up building the entire body from scratch.
Hi Diff. I know what you mean when you say nothing can scare you. I am married to a woman from Northern Denmark, and I feel exactly the same as you.. Greetings from Misery Bay 😅😅
Awesome evening brother great to see you again brother from another country !!!! Always enjoy your adventures and the wife will be very pleased with the progress
Well Diff if it's something that has to be done, it's gotta be done, it's not like you can leave it out 😂 it's certainly guna be one of a kind, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones, have a Lekka one
I myself like watching how you do the repairs and finishing on your projects... All too often RUclips people tend to forget that most of the people who watch their videos are novices who don't know how to do what you are doing in the video... If you are making something, doing a repair, or even bodywork, they want to see and feel like they are hands on
Dif, No matter the time on the video I always watch from start to finish. I may skip past when I get it. Although seeing you work real time I enjoy very much. You do amazing work and you do an excellent job editing. I like when you speed the video and play a little tune while you go. I very much enjoyed. As for wifey, Give her my love. God Bless.
Hey Diff! awesome ep, yeh I don't mind the ins and outs. The small details are gr8 tute's for the novice. Anyway your sense of humour is gr8 and comes thru a treat (it helps make the show) makes your vids fun and enjoyable. Cheers good sir, always a treat
Very happy to see the little Renault Bug project. Me and my family enjoy your films and all your project you do, humor and enjoy for your work. Best wishes to you and your family from us in northern Sweden 🙂
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you sir are a craftsman. Building boring battery boxes or the timber platform in the back just couldn’t be boring ! Especially for those that want to learn from you, your a great teacher 👍
Greetings from Ladysmith, Wisconsin. USA. Dif your videos are always entertaining and informative. Your knowledge and craftmanship is second to none. And your life experiences ,wisdom and advice are a Bonus !!
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you're never boring, buddy. your ideas and knowledge are priceless
Can't wait to see the paint fly. Thank you man.
Your videos are far from boring!!! Keep it going Dif!!!!💪💪💪
Thank you, I appreciate your support!
As I've gotten older I've discovered the value of pacing myself and taking breaks. At the end of the day, I've accomplished more and I'm in a much better mood LOL. I make fewer mistakes than trying to push through to finish early. Great minds think alike Diff, I like watching you take a break and chatting a bit as much as watching you work.
Wise words, brother!
Awesome engineering Div on that back seat solution! I'm in the middle of rust repair on my 1971 Super Beetle so this video, like so many of your videos, is very helpful and inspiring! I've chronicled the entire restoration on my channel if you ever have nothing better to do! Thanks again for the shout out to us sisters!
I'm gonna have to go and check it out!🙂
Greetings from Whidbey Island, Washington State, USA. To answer your question, I prefer the format you used in this video: show the problem, discuss the solution, and show the finished piece. Showing special operations and unique processes would also be interesting. The bottom line, though, is do what you want. It's your show. Your viewers get the benefit of your knowledge, skills, and out-of-the-box thinking. Thanks for letting us ride along.
Everett Washington here.
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback!
Gotta Keep MaMa Happy!... Keep Up the Great Work Div!
I like this style of video. Not showing all the details but the big picture still covered
I like your video style. You show just enough of how you do the things you do and not a lot of boring stuff. I agree with you that none of us wants to sit through hours of watching someone cut and weld metal. Keep doing your videos just the way you have done.
Now hurry up and finish the Renobug.
Appreciate the feedback, and yeah, I need to get it done!🙂
Watching you from Alabama, USA! Never found it boring! I recently had two kidney stone surgeries and then open heart surgery for 3 bypasses! Getting better, but seems we were down about the same time! About to be 68 years old and watching you has helped me get the inspiration to get by at my projects which had taken a back seat while recovering, just as yours did! Anyway keep up the good work, keep the wife happy and Thanks from one old car guy to another! 😅
What a journey! Glad to hear you are getting better 💪
@gnrobertrobinson1190 howdie from Canada 🇨🇦 SK was listin to what ya say and lve died 3 times got projects to finish up and ya right don't give up are generations dieing off this yr we gotta not give up he's my 3rd favorite guy to watch from another part of the world and he's got ideas kids know adays can dream off were we know he's got
What we need to carry on so never give up thers no reason to yet only when we can't walk or move then the good Lord can have us he put us here to learn and to teach others l think we're almost done so let's finish what we started OK thks no more feeling sorry for our selfish ther worse out ther then us OK so Afica keep it up you USA let's make it a go of it keep posted OK 👍 thanks again from Canada 🇨🇦 take care Paul God bless 🙌
Your videos are way better than most and so are your skills. Always look forward to seeing every one.
Thanks, appreciate it!
The frame is so simple looking . Kinda amazing.that storage behind the seat reminds me of my 61 bugs battery area. Great idea. The reno bug is going to be a little gem by the time your done. Thanks Diff!
I think it is going to work ok🙂
Boring it is NOT, I really enjoy your chat and work. Good stuff.
Thank you 😊
I enjoy your problem solving and then the solutions.
I really like the Renobug glad to see you working on it again. Looks like nice weather for you
Thanks. Yes, our summer is finally here!
Hey Diff, at least you're heading into warmer weather!😊 Here in Wisconsin we're going the other direction. This AM it was 26' F. Last week we had 6" of snow. The hardest part of any project is all the details at the end. The excitement has worn off, along with motivation. I've had to stop myself from starting a new project until the last one is done. Glad to see you back at it !😊
Brrr! So glad we heading into summer here!
I certainly would want to see every detail of all your builds. It's what keeps it interesting. There's never a dull moment with you. Keep it up bru!
Glad you enjoy the process! 😊
Definitely Div it’s going to be one of a kind And The batty box is nice and the platform is very good for storage Coming along nicely
Thanks!
Good to see some progress on the Renobug!
I feel that you have a good balance of showing all of the boring parts without dwelling on them too much. I like seeing all of the steeps involved even if they aren't all exciting, I never liked the shows where it's "do this and this exciting thing" and then suddenly you have a completed car, life doesn't work that way. Also, it's goes without question that watching endless hours of prep work is a no go.
Thanks for the feedback!
Great video as usual, you have to keep the Swimbo happy or its beans on toast for supper. Have a Lekka one Diff, best wishes from the UK.👍
Love what you share with us, keep it coming Div.
I like watching the welding and fab work Well you did ask!
We like all the content, keep showing us the details. Rubens - Piracicaba - SP - Brasil
Your videos are never boring
Awesome looking forward to seeing the finished Custom fabrication top job
Bill Qld Hervey Bay Australia
Dif, IT IS A JOY TO WATCH YOU WORK. EVERTHING YOU TOUCH IS BETTER OFF BECAUSE OF YOU AND YOUR SKILLS. PS sorry to hear about the beans and toast for dinner, IT WILL ALL WORK OUT IN THE END! mike.
Thanks man!
Thanks Div! I enjoy watching every step but I do appreciate some fast forwarding through the monotonous parts. I’m sure there are always new viewers who would appreciate seeing some of your talents and techniques in fabrication
Appreciate the feedback!
I enjoy watching all steps of anything your fabricating Dif because your such a great craftsman whether you think so or not. You keep it real and present it in a way that is easy to follow and understand.
I appreciate that. Thank you
I personally enjoy the whole process of all the welding and grinding. It shows what skills you need to make something that might look straight forward is not what it seems from the onset. Just my opinion from another Afrikaans guy here in the good old SA.
Dankie vir die terugvoer, boet!🙂
A the little details are exciting, it means the project is getting closer to completion!
18:57 I’ve been there, & on that day, I cycled all curses until only laughter was at hand.
😂
yes rust can be a can of worms hey..keeps going on and on hahaha...great work on the battery box and rear shelf compartment too....
Sounds like you talking from experience!😅
To my taste, this is a perfect episode. Best Wishes.
Hello to France my Friend, good job again on the 4cv, i Hope Maman it's ok for your food now ...😂
I knew you were working on your projects ahead of mommas bug and it was going to bite you and that yellow Reo radiator shell was the beans and toast moment wasn't it ?
That frigging radiator... And Wayne!😅
Superb patch work. It won't be long now. Thank you for the work you put in on filming and editing this Renault Reno!
I'm just happy to be going along for the ride.
Keep up the great videos and work you do, this is the only channel I don't get bored with cause you can't whip off to the shop you have to compromise with what you have and that's what I like. Have alucka one my friend. Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you, I appreciate your support!
Upholstery nails find the at the windshield where vinyl tops seams turn down
Happy wife Happy life 😊
Always entertaining and informative, another lakka one Div.
Yes, sir wanna see all of it!!❤ love it
Regarding your question about how much process do we want: I like it when you show 5-10 secs of each repetitious step, but fast-forwarding the entire process of some complicated, yet tedious work, then long form video with dialogue and diagrams when it makes sense. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to them every week. I've been watching you from the beginning 3 years ago.. Your video and editing was ok when you started, but has become exceptional as time went on. Thank you for sharing your work and knowledge with me. Regards from Ernie, in Pennsylvania, US
Thanks Ernie! Appreciate the support, feedback and compliments!
Hey for those who think that ther crazy ya got great ideas ya teach us alot so keep it up if she thinks that sad Budd they say Happy Wife happy life might be true ha ha ya got this from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊
Hello African graftman! Everything what you do there is good staff ,wanna see all that! If you have to time shoot video on these? Go on! Your channel is the best for way you doet everything is why i likes alot!! Not cutting corners but go strait where is a problem and doet that good and rightway! Artwork!! Thank you Mr.African mastermaker!!! I wish you a good lasting future!👌👍☺️✌️✴️🇫🇮🍀
Thank you!
Looks like you're buttoning it up very well. She should be very happy with it. Getting closer, my friend to having it finnished.
Again great ride, thanks for bringing us along - it is never boring. The prep for paint does wear thin quickly but I always liked the actual painting which I did for many years.
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
Good on you well done and very happy to follow along with whatever you do Mike from down under
Thanks Mike!
You are truly an awesome craftsman brother yall have a lekka one and say hi to everyone for me brother
Don’t worry, Div. We will not be laughing at anything you do. As someone else commented, this was interesting as usual. Hope you don’t find anymore rust holes. A balmy 21.2F or -6C. Just had 17 inches of snow in 2 days. Winter is coming here in Manitoba, Canada.
Balmy? 😅 Don't think I could handle weather like that!
I really liked that first song! Keep up the awesome work brother 👍
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Div . I never get bored watching your videos. I enjoy the way you do things.
THANKS!
Aaaahh yes. Rabbit holes.
My 79 Blazer and also the Nissan Micra a few years ago challenged my welding. But….. the results are worth the price.
Great episode again…!!!
Thanks Boet.
You are qualified to laugh at me then!😂
Awesome Div, it's coming along nicely! Now I understand what you ment by going through wire brushes like toilet paper 😂
😂👍
I always learn something new when you include the interesting details and solutions during your process. Maybe not every weld and grind, but YES, we do appreciate seeing your techniques. Thank you for all the tips and tricks I have applied to my projects.
Great job sir ,thanks for sharing your video I enjoy your work amen .
It isn't boring to me, because I learn from you.. each little job has different shapes and as you said, sometimes "tricky" welding. fabricating is SO much fun isn't it! I just posted a video of firing up my Ratrod the first time since the big fire almost 2 years ago!
Thanks my brother. Yes, I watched it!🙂
As a 67 year old "young boy" from Germany, I always love to see your work. Currently I'm working on a 56 VW beetle and I hope to finalize it next year. BTW I'm also using a "thinking chair"😂
Thanks! A man has to have a thinking chair! 🙂
Really awesome the back platform for your wife's puppies will look great and the metal clean up as well I'm sure you have a lot of work to get done without having to show all of the grinding that you have done in the past. It's all good I enjoy seeing it finished in stages. you Take care brother.Have a great day.
Excellent workmanship!!
Appreciate it!
Bring it on! You can always learn by watching others...I like it.
I love seeing all the steps. You don’t have to show all the details, but to me nothing is more frustrating than someone saying I did all this and here it is.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate
My Brother from across the Atlantic an a bit Down under ;
Diff , I'm not one to EVER say a boring vid on work being done on the RENO
Would be Boring. No my Friend , I find it quite pleasant to see you fabricating an coming up with good ideas that Function !
Brother Diff by all means Do record the Boring stuff ( as you call it )
An narrate as it plays along 👍.
As I've once stated I've had trouble with my surgified
Right knee. Its given me nothing but trouble. I had to have it worked on as it didnt quite work as the designing Surgeons hoped it would ..
No not complaing I'm Now a Bionic 65 yr old man thats been given a chance to be pain free from an old injury that always seemed to bring this man's countenance down.
Doing better now have had good times watching your channel an look forward to more from it ..
I do hope that your doing better after those nasty businesses with the hospital, Doctors , an nastier meds they give that are supposed to help ..
Jeez the once Cast Iron Stomach I've previously had
has,
been reduced to a thin walled bar-b-que type that isnt to happy with the foods I USED to be able to consume before my surgeries..
Yes plural ! Have had 2 for the same knee !
But not all bad ..
Things looking up now ..
Brings me much joy seeing you go at projects with a happy smile.
Now that things are better with this old mans body . I can go back to workimg on my Own Car restoration ..
In the begining it wasnt so bad but after all I've neen through , Now have come to appreciate those souls like You Diff
That tirelessly go about making it happen.
Maybe I'LL take picts of my own to post after alls been done by my hands .. I do need a spot of help for specific parts of the automobile as I ve not worked on glass nor professionally painted before.
I did in my youth work in the shipyards an had a real good taste of just about most things building Ships
( Metal of course )
So I've taken some of that knowledge plus my time workimg on cars specializing in rebuilding transmissions to take my own project on to see it through its final completed state
Anyhow Brother Do film the project an pull the bits you think that just might be like a bit to much to repeat ..
Although speaking for myself , I've had to repeat an
Three-peat a job once in a great while so thats not a bad thing at all 😅😅😅
Do take of yourself my friend till the next time 👋👍
Thanks for the feedback. Hang in there, my brother!
always enjoy your work
Yes man ! Keep up the good work!
Show what you do, I enjoy the journey, wys die verf proses!
It's going to be amazing when you get it done.
(of course these type of projects are never "done")
I like watching the work on a timeless you can do a voice over and tell us what your doing in it
Hey Div, I will also say it again, your editing work is really good. No need to see 10 minutes of a cutoff wheel in action, as we already see that when we use them. Keep rollin' man!
Thanks, appreciate the feedback
Thanks, keep up the good work!
I like watching the fixes. Your commentary is very entertaining and enlightening. thanks
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback
Good old European metal. I was visiting a panel beater friend who was working on my kombi. Showed me a USA cab he was working on. Compared to mine looked double the thickness.
That seems to be true, hey!
Dear Diff.
You asked and here's my answer: I too get bored if the same is shown over and over again. But I never get bored if it is shown in time lapse mode. I would have loved to see you doing the battery box etc. in time lapse. To me this is definitely better than missing something respectively only see the finished product. Of course sanding and some prep work can be done in an almost faster (formula one) type of time laps. But of course this is only my opinion respectively my personal kind of taste.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Thanks for the feedback brother
It might just be me, but I love watching ALL the details and every weld and nut or bolt. You never know…. I learn from everything and every situation is slightly different. Its all good to see, especially when YOU are doing it. Thanks as always my friend. 😊👍👍
Thanks for your feedback, brother.
coming along nicely
You are still my favorite builder on y tube. Real hot rods are built from nothing, not credit cards. Ive been chasing never ending rust holes lately, eventually you just need to call it well enough before you have ended up building the entire body from scratch.
I appreciate that, thanks for watching!
This is why I watch to see your work all of it😊
Hi Diff. I know what you mean when you say nothing can scare you. I am married to a woman from Northern Denmark, and I feel exactly the same as you.. Greetings from Misery Bay 😅😅
Haha, I think it actually applies to all women! 😂 But we love them...
I Always enjoy!! You provide a lot of inspiration!! Thank you
You are so welcome! Thanks
Awesome evening brother great to see you again brother from another country !!!! Always enjoy your adventures and the wife will be very pleased with the progress
I like watching everything. I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks for the support!
Well Diff if it's something that has to be done, it's gotta be done, it's not like you can leave it out 😂 it's certainly guna be one of a kind, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones, have a Lekka one
You are right, it is gotta be done!🙂
I myself like watching how you do the repairs and finishing on your projects... All too often RUclips people tend to forget that most of the people who watch their videos are novices who don't know how to do what you are doing in the video... If you are making something, doing a repair, or even bodywork, they want to see and feel like they are hands on
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate
Spool off some mig wire and twist 3-4 pieces together for filler wire or use rebar wire .
Love the progress! Keep them coming, you are my inspiration!
Always great to hear that I can provide some inspiration. Thanks
A good cup of coffee goes a long way my friend! I think that car would look good with the rat rod bob black with silver rubbed over it
Always a joy to watch your videos. And I learn things as you build. Wife is a lucky woman. If she doesn’t like it I will be glad to take it. 😅
Thank you, I appreciate you watching! 😄
Dif, No matter the time on the video I always watch from start to finish. I may skip past when I get it. Although seeing you work real time I enjoy very much. You do amazing work and you do an excellent job editing. I like when you speed the video and play a little tune while you go. I very much enjoyed.
As for wifey, Give her my love. God Bless.
Thank you, I appreciate your kind words!
I want to see it all, speed through the REALLY boring, I love it all!
Very Very cool.
Great job, love your fab skills
Hey Diff! awesome ep, yeh I don't mind the ins and outs. The small details are gr8 tute's for the novice. Anyway your sense of humour is gr8 and comes thru a treat (it helps make the show) makes your vids fun and enjoyable. Cheers good sir, always a treat
Thank you, I appreciate you!
Very happy to see the little Renault Bug project.
Me and my family enjoy your films and all your project you do, humor and enjoy for your work.
Best wishes to you and your family from us in northern Sweden 🙂
Thanks for the support! 😊 Greetings to the family
Can't wait to see it when it's done
good videos you are the DIFF!
good job my friend is always good video
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you sir are a craftsman. Building boring battery boxes or the timber platform in the back just couldn’t be boring ! Especially for those that want to learn from you, your a great teacher 👍
Thank you 😊 Appreciate the feedback
Greetings from Ladysmith, Wisconsin. USA. Dif your videos are always entertaining and informative. Your knowledge and craftmanship is second to none.
And your life experiences ,wisdom and advice are a Bonus !!
I appreciate the kind words! We have a Ladysmith here in SA too, not too far from me
She's going to be a lekker jol around little car! Vasbyt!