Rock Rails for 4x4 Van
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- We are going to build Rock Sliders for my 4X4 Sports mobile Van. Using a laser to cut out Chromoly tubing for these rock rails. My friend Justin from the RUclips channel "The Fabrication Series" welded up this project in his shop In Las Vegas. I will show you all of design challenges in the video. We floated a lot of ideas, and in the end came up with what I think is an amazing build. Check out this hi energy video.
Trolls: This was video was shot before the COVID-19 outbreak.
Justin Channel "The Fab Series"
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You should totally edit my vids... That was an awesome time working with you, but the edit makes it look even morer awesome-er 🤣
I would love to see all the builds for your van..
Justin's beer idea is, of course, 100% right.
Gosh. That metal supermarket makes me green of envy.
Yeah, lets see the van builds, this was great!
Anything you post is great Dale. From shop to van👍. Thanks for the good video.
The van series would be cool (laser cutting that tubing was kickass) shop stuff also.... Just more content Dale.
Cheers
Thanks for the video. Keep safe and stay well.
That laser tube notcher is siiiick! I bet that saves hours of fab time.
The beer swilling, brainstorming design process has yet to fail me. You should really try it.
"I'm kind of good at this." "I just saw a video on RUclips of how to weld..."
Totally me.
There has been a dearth of videos...so yes please all the van build videos will be grasiously acepted. It was good to see the evolution of a design from scratch to finish. Great video Dale, thumbs up.
def would like to see some of that van build!
It's an interesting perspective when you see a RUclipsr in your town, going to the places you go to on a regular basis. Curtis Steel, Precision Tube etc...
YES lets see the van upgrade builds.
I would like to see more of the build on your van
This was great, Dale. Really enjoyed it! Hope you guys are well. - Tom Z
Enjoyed Dale!
ATB, Robin
Nice to see a collaboration between the two of you. I missed FABTECH this year, maybe I'll see you guy's this year.
You should absolutely do more videos on your van project. But add more details than you did In this video.
I would be especially interested in that high lift jack, I keep balking at the cost of buying one, so the idea of seeing one built really intrigues me. I also want to see the other stuff :)
hi-lift jacks are like $60...
Cam for steps, stayed for the jacks.
This is cool. I was already following him on youtube.
Great episode.
The tube CNC amazes me every time I see it
and yes show your other builds, this one was cool
Deja Vu I've been here before, haven't I?
We're the rails only attached to the body panels?
I like the van stuff too
I like the builds miss the machinery builds . My best
The Van build would be interesting to me!
I think if you run a formed 3mm sheet behind the rail we're it's bolted to the car to reinforce/spread the impact.
Awesome collaboration!
I'd really like to see you go out and drag your van across some rocks with those rock rails. I'm very skeptical that mounting them to the body was anywhere near strong enough. Lots of money for something that looks nice and gives you a wonderfully false sense of security. I hope I'm wrong. So lets see a test video!
You did hear me call them nerf rails? they are one-time use, and I know that but that onetime will save my van. :-)
Let's see that jack!
Justin’s awesome 👍
You know how you toured Jason's shop a little while ago? I'd love to see a similar shop tour of Justin's place, he has some incredible tools!
Always wanted a 4x4 van!
Yes more van builds
Anything you do to make a hi-lift jack different will be an improvement. Unless you decided to add more jankiness or upgrade from smashers to tiny finger guillotines.
Yes, more please.
I would like to see the builds. You do a great job with your videos.
What ever happened to the machine shop tours? I was looking forward to seeing the one of the sugar plant in Sterling CO.
That cnc is huge to hold that long of a pipe wow
Is this the second time for this video?
LaVern
Great Video Dale. I'm going to have to do a collaboration video next.
Would love to see the van build.
Could you add some small gusset plates from the frame to the plates you added for the rails, to reinforce them? Space or any other problems aside, that would keep them from bending up the sheet metal, and be much stronger overall...
So where is the press you painted?????
Hey recently discovered your channel. I noticed you haven't uploaded lately. I hope things are going okay and we see you soon!
of course and by the way your channel say Build something cool go for it !!!!!!
Show me more, show me more!!!
You uploaded this a couple of days ago...
I know, im sorry there was some editing problems That needed fix.
@@BuildSomthingCool I wasn't going mad then. Good to know, always a possibility.
Hey Dale, do you still have your Land Rover ?
more stuff on this van is good by me.
7:41 what kind of foot pedal is that? I think I need one for in situ tig. Thank you.
Add grip tape to the steps ( skateboard tape or step safe tape )
Justin looked like he really didn't want you there. You were wasting his precious time.
what's the story behind aluminum not being plentiful in arizona? I thought Arizona was nothing but clay and sand -- exactly what they use to make aluminum, so what gives?
Yup! See moooore
yes, please
I'd love to go to Vegas, but do I have to bring, my own cardboard box to live in..
Everything is closed..
anything you do I want to see
never bolt something like this to the body.... ALWAYS to the frame.... first major rosk he hits is going to bend up the body, and cause major damage, defeating the purpose of rock sliders... I would rather have dropped the bars off the the frame, and lost a slight amount of ground clearance bolt on plates that encapsulate the frame rail like the mobtown offroad sliders.
I was thinking the same, seeing how it flexed when he stood on it. Maybe add some 1/2" plates across to the chassis/frame & bolted through the chassis/frame might suffice.
I've seen this vid before...or am I clairvoyant?
Re-posted?
Looks like it.
Yes it was. I had a problem with the first edit.
Double ad-moneyz! 👍🏻👍🏻💵💵
re upload ...?
"pre corona" lmao.
Don't think I would like the increase in fuel consumption!!
My, that music is not necessary.