its quite amazing to watch all of this come together. so many things i have never done before or even thought of attempting, but i might have to take a crack at making this. great job. too bad i cannot like twice.
Thanks buddy. I'm gonna be building jack supports on my channel in a few weeks. That attach to the jack & locks into the car for better lifting support..
excellent work. I just want to buy the clamps but they are not on that website sorry for my question I am trying to decipher the English since I do not speak the language thanks it is a great tutorial to make the "L"
For safety take a welding blanket or a small piece of log chain and throw o er your chain from the tower to the car so if your clamp let's go it'll cause the chain and clamp to fall to the floor instead of becoming a projectile. Other than that good job on a home built frame machine.
It works great. Gonna use it again soon on my volvo build if you watch that its gonna be a easy pull. I was thinking of making a small panel puller and record that. Costs in U.S.A was maybe $800 in material. The pinch weld clamps I got from JMC which I state in my video. Those were expensive but a must have. Minus the pinch weld clamps the metal alone was around $100...
Call them and tell them and ask for Edwin and tell him u got it from my channel. They get them custom made per order and don't advertise them on their site.
i made a frame machine similar and it pulls really good but at time the back end where the arm is it wants to rise up off of the ground. any ideas on how to keep it on the ground without drilling anchors in my driveway?
Yellow arm is 4ft center long metal square is 10 feet and the cross member that attaches to the car is 7ft. The square tube is 4x4 quarter inch thick. Has a 6 ton ram all brackets were custom made
@@tahsina.alkhuwaiter9990 pinch weld clamps. Give them a call... give them my promo code for your discount and talk to Edwin and tell him you want the same part in my video. Keep me posted on your project brother. Hope you watch my other videos
Haha. My recent video im currently recording has more cigar shots. But I might show off my pipe smoking skillz in the future... thanks for the support!
@@BlueLineGarage I really would like to start making youtube videos of my rebuilds and restos. any tips on getting started? just start filming and post it?
@@zooxx3183 yeah basically.. video everything then watching it and anything cool and interesting splice them in one good video.. boring stuff can look entertaining when fast forwarded.. intro and an ending.. watching different builders and steal ideas .. best of luck and reach out if you need more advice.
@@BlueLineGarage thanks bud. i spend all my free time on youtube watching repair videos, i think i have a good idea of what a typical video looks like, im just nervous about starting. Also, I didn't think building a frame puller would be so easy. Good idea with all the fins on the post.
its quite amazing to watch all of this come together. so many things i have never done before or even thought of attempting, but i might have to take a crack at making this. great job. too bad i cannot like twice.
Thanks buddy. I'm gonna be building jack supports on my channel in a few weeks. That attach to the jack & locks into the car for better lifting support..
absolutely love this build. We are going to try and build a very similar one. Thank you so much.
I'm thinking of adding an extra brace for the back or an engine hoist attachment.. follow me on Instagram for sneak peeks
@@BlueLineGarage yes sir we followed on the Facebook and subbed. I also messaged you. Interested in some more info.
AWESOME BRO!!!! THANK YOU!!
Anything for a great company!!
Where can I buy those clamps
Solid work bro
Could you upload a list with the dimensions?
Looks awesome and for the info I’m gonna start building mine today 😬
That's awesome. Glad I could help.. make sure to subscribe
excellent work. I just want to buy the clamps but they are not on that website sorry for my question I am trying to decipher the English since I do not speak the language thanks it is a great tutorial to make the "L"
Excellent Video Bro!! Happy the build went well. Looking forward to your next project !!
Thanks brother. You were a huge help!
Recent subscriber and am loving your content men
Awesome! Make sure you share my content with others..
Will do men.
For safety take a welding blanket or a small piece of log chain and throw o er your chain from the tower to the car so if your clamp let's go it'll cause the chain and clamp to fall to the floor instead of becoming a projectile. Other than that good job on a home built frame machine.
Yeah, I do that now. That is very important safety tip. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet! Great job, good info.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I seen it moved to the side how bad is it and did u do any modifications to keep it from moving
with time additional locking sections were installed. including a lower mid D-ring for lower pulls.
Great video lad 🤟🏼🤟🏼❤️❤️/Rebuilds Ni
Thanks brother!
excellent job, you saved time and money. how much were the costs and where did you get the big chassis clamps from?
It works great. Gonna use it again soon on my volvo build if you watch that its gonna be a easy pull. I was thinking of making a small panel puller and record that. Costs in U.S.A was maybe $800 in material. The pinch weld clamps I got from JMC which I state in my video. Those were expensive but a must have. Minus the pinch weld clamps the metal alone was around $100...
muy bueno el video
I went to the site u mentioned but I don’t see the pinch weld clamp. May u kindly pls direct me straight to the item. Thank u much!
Call them and tell them and ask for Edwin and tell him u got it from my channel. They get them custom made per order and don't advertise them on their site.
where i buy CHIEF FRAME MACHINE RAIL BODY CLAMPS ANCHORING thank you i hope you answer me
i made a frame machine similar and it pulls really good but at time the back end where the arm is it wants to rise up off of the ground. any ideas on how to keep it on the ground without drilling anchors in my driveway?
Can you show me a video? If I am thinking right you can place a stabilizer arm that swings out from the tubing that goes across to the back pinch weld
thank you for your answe... i have another question where you find the hydraulic jack ?????
On ebay. Was easy to find. Just search for air hydraulic ram.
Great Great Great build and video
Would you please go through the dimensions of the different parts of your machine. ?
Yellow arm is 4ft center long metal square is 10 feet and the cross member that attaches to the car is 7ft. The square tube is 4x4 quarter inch thick. Has a 6 ton ram all brackets were custom made
Blue Line Garage you are awesome 👏
What’s the part name you got from JMC again? Pinch something but I couldn’t understand it.
@@tahsina.alkhuwaiter9990 pinch weld clamps. Give them a call... give them my promo code for your discount and talk to Edwin and tell him you want the same part in my video. Keep me posted on your project brother. Hope you watch my other videos
Blue Line Garage yes sir. You really inspired me
What size square tube you using
4 inch by 4 inch quarter inch thick
can you send the clamp link please
Pinchable clamps so what's the price???
Parts list & source, transcript must be shared. Asap.
Parts list & source. Transcript must be here. Asap
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i will sub if you start having a cigar in your hand/mouth in every scene. I think it would be a hilarious bit. thanks for the video.
Haha. My recent video im currently recording has more cigar shots. But I might show off my pipe smoking skillz in the future... thanks for the support!
@@BlueLineGarage I really would like to start making youtube videos of my rebuilds and restos. any tips on getting started? just start filming and post it?
@@zooxx3183 yeah basically.. video everything then watching it and anything cool and interesting splice them in one good video.. boring stuff can look entertaining when fast forwarded.. intro and an ending.. watching different builders and steal ideas .. best of luck and reach out if you need more advice.
@@BlueLineGarage thanks bud. i spend all my free time on youtube watching repair videos, i think i have a good idea of what a typical video looks like, im just nervous about starting. Also, I didn't think building a frame puller would be so easy. Good idea with all the fins on the post.