Yes it was very interesting to see it from start to finish , I’ve had many drive shafts made but I’ve never seen the work performed that was awesome Ryan , and for allowing dan to film it and show us all how its done . Peace friend from USA.
@Ryan Cooley , Ryan, like I told Dan “you shafted him”. lol It definitely looks like you really know your stuff building drive shafts! Thanks for letting Dan film the process, I’ve never seen that done and years ago I worked in an automotive machine shop but we outsourced our drive shaft work.
Ryan knows his stuff he made it look easy because what you know how to do and it is easy for him. A bad driveshaft causes a lot of expensive problems Dan thanks for showing Ryan the driveshaft man.
As a machinist, I love watching videos like this. Gives you an appreciation for the attention to detail and craftsmanship that your local guys put into things like this. Great video!
It is fun to watch someone skillful at there craft. Give it a tab here, ping. Give a tab on the other side, ping. Close enough. No balance weight required. 😂🤯
Ryan is obviuosly the man to see! Did an awesome job. That one needs a clear coat with a Domar decal! My local machinist does them for me, but i can see Ryan has the knowledge to make them perfect! Thanks Dan!
Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe was such a cool show. The welders at my work sometimes have to weld new floors into the bodies of old garbage trucks. When that garbage juice starts cooking from the welding it reeks sooo bad!!! I don't know how they do it. Interesting video and good idea making videos to support your suppliers.
Thank you for sharing with us the magnificent talent of this super pro worker. This kind of guy is becoming more and more rare, well done to him for this superb drive shaft, and to you for the good measurements ;-)
Thanks Dan, for making the time and effort to promote those guys whose specialities behind the scenes make so much of what is accomplished by people like yourself possible. Thanks Ryan for allowing Dan to provide us viewers with a little insight into your world. Much appreciated. Cheers guys.
Great video. I liked the show How it’s Made. It when into detail about making stuff. It gives you a greater appreciation of the work that goes into things
I've built and shortened a number of drive shafts over the years and never had one balanced. The guy who taught me said if you build them straight they won't need balancing. So far he's been right. Your experience may differ.
Very cool 👍 and a little tip next time you go there take some spray paint with you and paint it while it's spinning up makes it really easy to paint while it's spinning
Yeah I usually paint them on the balancer, its almost mesmerizing painting something at 1000RPM. Dan just likes shiny things so thats how I do them for him.
Thanks Dan. I always wanted to see that process. I think next should be some interior how to videos. You can use creative camera angles if the upholstery guys don’t want to be on camera. Headliner how to install video would be cool.....
G'DAY Dan,an excellent VLOG,as a fitter/ Turner and machinist by trade,it was excellent to see a Lathe,Steadies,dial indicators again,was especially informative as even though I've had many driveshafts manufactured over the last 40 years,by predominantly Universal Driveshafts Suppliers in Brisbane, which have always been supplied in similar manner to Ryan,painted black,with greased new Universal's,I've never been allowed to go backstage to view the final balancing,where they have informed me,that even the placement of their company sticker is critical to perfect VB balancing,now I know what the secret tradesman secrets entails,I agree with you regarding the interesting part of doing any mechanical tasks is after one or two days, loathe to become boring,more similar Vlogs are certainly welcome Dan,as always, Kindest Regards, Dave McLaughlin Queensland Australia
The machine I use has a pneumatic piston incorporated into it with a foot pedal to press in the weld yokes on the tube and 2 dial indicators with a big bronze mushroomed hammer head. Cool video. Looking good 👍
Thanks for coming down and filming Dan! Was fun showing you the process! Keep buying those hotrods buddy you keeping me employed! HAHA
It was fun watching you build that driveshaft Ryan. Thanks for sharing your skills.
Yes it was very interesting to see it from start to finish , I’ve had many drive shafts made but I’ve never seen the work performed that was awesome Ryan , and for allowing dan to film it and show us all how its done . Peace friend from USA.
Haha deal!
@Ryan Cooley , Ryan, like I told Dan “you shafted him”. lol It definitely looks like you really know your stuff building drive shafts! Thanks for letting Dan film the process, I’ve never seen that done and years ago I worked in an automotive machine shop but we outsourced our drive shaft work.
Keep that Lathe humming Ryan. Professional at work.
We need more people like Ryan in this world, a craftsman who does the small job that helps the project move along. Great job Ryan......Bless you!
This content was awesome. To see a true craftsman doing his best is awesome, never seen how it was done till today.
Thank You 🙏
Yeah hes awesome
@@DDSpeedShop Cool video. Any time you want to show local professionals hard at work on their craft I'm sure all your subscribers would dig it.
That was cool to see a driveshaft from start to finish and polished.
It's always a pleasure and treat to watch a skilled tradesman ply his trade. Very well done!
Ryan is a good guy to know. What a talent, making a drive shaft.
Yeah. Great guy to know
Love the behind the scenes stuff like this, and he makes it look so easy.
Now that's good ol AMERICAN PRIDE!! Awesome to see a true Craftsman/ American Hero at work!! Thanks for showing us his work/ Craftsmanship!!
You are better than any tv show.... true canadian 🇨🇦👍🏽👉🏽
Sure is mate,Bloody tremendous in fact!
Thanks Paul!
Ryan knows his stuff he made it look easy because what you know how to do and it is easy for him. A bad driveshaft causes a lot of expensive problems Dan thanks for showing Ryan the driveshaft man.
The pros always make it look easy !
Great showing craftsmanship, we need to start showing our young men and woman these crafts and how they can learn them
I totally agree
That was awesome dan , cool of Ryan to allow you to show his work and how its done another great episode peace friend
Thanks James!
Yes be the Canadian hayseed we know and appreciate..keep the good stuff flowing.
Loved the field trip!
Thanks mountain's!
Cool video dan. Thanks for showing us how they do a drive shaft.
Dan, it looks like Ryan knows his stuff! He definitely shafted you! lol
Haha hes great
I agree, also a big fan of “dirty jobs”. Love seeing those “how it’s made” videos! Thanks for the great content, as always Dan!
As a machinist, I love watching videos like this. Gives you an appreciation for the attention to detail and craftsmanship that your local guys put into things like this. Great video!
Yeah I love it man
That was great! thanks for bringing us along! Always great to see a true craftsman at work.
Cool! I've had a few drive shafts made but never saw the process. Thanks for sharing! 👍
I remember the good ole days when we would go to a junk yard and measure drive shafts until we would find one that would work
It is fun to watch someone skillful at there craft.
Give it a tab here, ping.
Give a tab on the other side, ping.
Close enough.
No balance weight required. 😂🤯
great video...have had many shafts built...but this is the first time seeing it built...a lot goes into it.
Very cool to see how its done. Most times you don't get to see, just drop it off at the desk and come back later!! Great vid!
Nice work Dan. It's great to see someone who takes pride in their work and gets well-deserved recognition.
Awesome content. It's cool to watch a guy that's skilled and enjoys his job
That was great to see how they do a driveshaft .Good job.
Appreciate Ryon and you showing how a driveshaft is balanced
Thanks Dan for checking the comments
Yeah it was cool
Amazing!...we need more Ryan on the show! hes a great dude!
Lesson well learned on the drive shaft with Ryan. Awesome video once again Dan the man thank you
I love watching videos on processes. Machining, welding fabrication they’re all good.
Epic! Excellent idea for a video, I was in awe the whole time. One of those simple things are the best things in life.
Yeah I thought it was pretty wicked
Ryan is obviuosly the man to see! Did an awesome job.
That one needs a clear coat with a Domar decal!
My local machinist does them for me, but i can see Ryan has the knowledge to make them perfect! Thanks Dan!
We loved the drive shaft video. We enjoyed watching it being made by Ryan! So cool. Thank you!!
Sweet!
Always wondered how they fixed driveshafts. Now I know. Thanks Dan.
That was cool Ryan knows his stuff very educational
Liked taking the outing to see work done we cant do ourselves. Like his Mayflower joke.
Well done this was fun and re-runs of "Dirty Job's' is still on and I watch them!!!!LOL
Used to love that show. To bad discovery sux and took him off
I love this kind of stuff too. It's entertainment for me to spend time in a machine shop. :)
Yeah it was cool!
Excellent video...how can you go wrong with watching spinning things that shine!
Haha right!
Awesome video dan
Thanks for showing us the process, Dan. 👍🏻 Fun to watch and I learned something!
I always wanted to see a drive shaft shop. That was really stellar!
Cool Dude at the Driveshaft place !!
He does very nice work and makes it look so simple.
So the next video is "Shouldn't have taken the plow off untill April"? 😁
so his job is always giving people the shaft! nice.
Dan cool video most people don't get to see how things are made 😀👍
Yep..thanks for sharing what Ryan does for turning out top notch shafts..awesome job
Good video. Shows how things are made that everyone takes for granted.
Loved the show today..
Interesting to see a process you've never seen before. Enjoyed it.
Love to watch someone that knows what they're doing!
Thats taking pride in your workmanship.
thank you, that was interesting
Really like this kind of video too!👍
Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe was such a cool show. The welders at my work sometimes have to weld new floors into the bodies of old garbage trucks. When that garbage juice starts cooking from the welding it reeks sooo bad!!! I don't know how they do it. Interesting video and good idea making videos to support your suppliers.
So cool! Thanks for showing us the process. Looks like he really enjoys what he does and does it well!
That was great to see the process to make it. I seen them shorten and balanced. Thanks Dan have a great evening.
Thank you for sharing with us the magnificent talent of this super pro worker. This kind of guy is becoming more and more rare, well done to him for this superb drive shaft, and to you for the good measurements ;-)
Nice work by your buddy! One step closer, Brother! Let's get it rolling! Good luck!
Thanks Dan, for making the time and effort to promote those guys whose specialities behind the scenes make so much of what is accomplished by people like yourself possible. Thanks Ryan for allowing Dan to provide us viewers with a little insight into your world. Much appreciated. Cheers guys.
I have seen my shaft built for my 56 chev and a shaft balanced 🙃 never gets boring 😴, thanks Dan...
Thanks for watching
Dan the floor pan man that was cool I enjoyed that
Yer drive shaft man has his shit together! I'm impressed. Thank you
Awesome good stuff thanks for showing. This car is going to work good.
Great video. I liked the show How it’s Made. It when into detail about making stuff. It gives you a greater appreciation of the work that goes into things
Great tutorial Dan, thanks.
So this is the DD speed shop I’m always hearing about
Awesome, thank you for bringing us along
Love video.Adds depth to a great channel.
That’s was great man. I really like to watch the engineering behind stuff like that. Now I need to see that Plymouth driving down the road. 👍👍
I love seeing how things are done.
I've built and shortened a number of drive shafts over the years and never had one balanced. The guy who taught me said if you build them straight they won't need balancing. So far he's been right. Your experience may differ.
Nope I think your correct
That was a Good call Taking us There,Kool
Dan, I really liked this show. Giving artists/professionals a chance to show and shine is a great venue.
Coooooll vid Dan. Interesting to learn how it's done. Now if I just had all that machinery.........
Haha yeah
Dang what a great video man, that was awesome to watch. Ryan the man.
Very cool 👍 and a little tip next time you go there take some spray paint with you and paint it while it's spinning up makes it really easy to paint while it's spinning
Yeah I usually paint them on the balancer, its almost mesmerizing painting something at 1000RPM. Dan just likes shiny things so thats how I do them for him.
Nice job, Ryan.
This is fantastic! great craftsmanship!
This was very interesting, a good look at an underappreciated area.
Awesome. Good machinist.
What a cool video Dan , one small look and what it takes to build a hot rod . Thanks machine shop guy and thanks for sharing . Cheers
Thank you, very interesting! Get you bud to wear a mask when sanding the driveshaft!
That guy sounded American, to an American, cool change up of videos, can't wait for the burnouts😀
First time anybody has ever told me I sound American lol! Don't know if thats good or bad haha
@@ronaldgoldberg7046 it's totally neutral bud👍🇺🇸
He does great work he knows his stuff
Cool video Dan, I liked it. Or the show How it's made! Dig it. I am a couple weeks out from getting one made. ✌
That would look sweet as anything polished and clear coated.
Woo-hoo!! I love field trips.
Thanks Dan. I always wanted to see that process. I think next should be some interior how to videos. You can use creative camera angles if the upholstery guys don’t want to be on camera. Headliner how to install video would be cool.....
Awesome video. Never saw a driveshaft built. Excellent
Great video Dan!
Cool video as is your Bud Ryan, he did an awesome job... As did you Dan documenting the process.
Thanks buddy
Awesome! Thanks for the Field trip! Very enjoyable!
G'DAY Dan,an excellent VLOG,as a fitter/ Turner and machinist by trade,it was excellent to see a Lathe,Steadies,dial indicators again,was especially informative as even though I've had many driveshafts manufactured over the last 40 years,by predominantly Universal Driveshafts Suppliers in Brisbane, which have always been supplied in similar manner to Ryan,painted black,with greased new Universal's,I've never been allowed to go backstage to view the final balancing,where they have informed me,that even the placement of their company sticker is critical to perfect VB balancing,now I know what the secret tradesman secrets entails,I agree with you regarding the interesting part of doing any mechanical tasks is after one or two days, loathe to become boring,more similar Vlogs are certainly welcome Dan,as always, Kindest Regards, Dave McLaughlin Queensland Australia
Great video! Nice to see there's people who care about what they do, and strive to be the best at it!!
Awesome video! That guy can probably cut and balance drive shafts in his sleep!
The machine I use has a pneumatic piston incorporated into it with a foot pedal to press in the weld yokes on the tube and 2 dial indicators with a big bronze mushroomed hammer head. Cool video. Looking good 👍