And by the way thanks for the little doll pop-up.... I don't know why I don't even care for the character... But that the doll shows up in the first place with a smile on my face...... It could be little lambsy.... Maybe Kermit the Frog or Teddy ruxpin..... I'm sure I would do the same
I have a couple of things to add, when you designed and cut that pair of plates with a couple of mouse/keystrokes put some curves on the excess corners and get a signature that the plasma cutter can put on your work. When you make tools like your bike jig it is going to be around for a long time and reminding who built it is?
Nice one. I like the Urch road street sign. Reminds me of the early Mongrel days where it was day 1, day 2 not part 1, part 2etc. Also you could reuse the jig and build another bike to sell just for extra income as you already have a ore fabbed jig. Sourcing the engine etc, may be more problematic but just a thought. Also what about a self feeding oil system for lathe or kunming milling machine? Perhaps too much effort for what you can easily do by hand but Cheers from Bristol
HA - that is cheating cutting out those plates so neatly and quickly on the plasma cutter - HA - I am jealous. Have a nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
It's the human factor Matty, We are all capable of mistakes but we also know how to fix our f%#kups. Great work Matty as always Mate. Billy J...…. Down Under here in OZ.
@MichaelKingsfordGray lol 😂 .... I get that but when he gets a challenge in front of him he solves it..... Lol but yes I'm very aware of how editing works
Can the tightness of the bolt/slot assembly be attributed to the expansion and contraction (from heat/friction/machining) of the material during the fabrication process? Is there a tolerance that needs to be accounted for? I am seriously just asking because I don't know...
Maybe and yes. Something like Machinists Handbook or other machining reference has all sorts of tolerances. Starts off with how exact a fit is "needed" knowing that, as example, a 25mm round bar won't fit in a 25mm hole (drilling or boring will make a difference in itself; drill, bore, ream all change how round and how accurate). In this case, as example, if the slot was off just that hundredth from straight and the milled rod was off the same amount but the opposite direction, no fit. WAG in this case though, machining those flats on threaded rod will have left burrs or rolled over edges that did not want to fit.
You need to invest in a tolerance gauge ... It allows you to know how much run out you have... Or offset ..... I'm sure someone will give me the correct name of it but in the case you'll have the correct name and it's magnetic has a little dial indicator with a little needle that protrudes out to measure off of whatever that's round
So when does Rob come in and start throwing chairs around and you storm out saying you'll never be back but your back same time next week while yer brother bumbles around the shop doing dumb shit?...... maybe i'm thinking of another bike show, lol.
you would have been better off making a fixture to machine the outside of the cones, or you could have got away with making the inside hole tight to thread OD and using washers at both end's. this will make the whole jig more accurate.
I love you keeping it real and showing the f*** ups! Also, I kept waiting for the sock puppet shop inspector to show up again. Love the humor!
I second this comment
👍👍👍😜🏴🦄🎣😁✌️
You have that plasma "dialed in" spot on very clean cuts
My wife knows nothing about motorcycles or plasma's or welding but she loves your sense of humor thanks for the chuckle from my wife , Me too. 😅
Very admired to have such a prefessional garage
Best video on frame jig I’ve seen so far!
Great work as always. I could watch that plasma table run all day. Love it.
And by the way thanks for the little doll pop-up.... I don't know why I don't even care for the character... But that the doll shows up in the first place with a smile on my face...... It could be little lambsy.... Maybe Kermit the Frog or Teddy ruxpin..... I'm sure I would do the same
Awesome engineering once again Matt, honesty always pays - even in videos. It’s going to be another great project!!
I enjoy the ‘F@@£ UPS’ Matt. Real world shizzle and a practical solution just drill another hole. Like it...
Plasma table is banging but off kit awsome looking jig great fab work as always
👍👍👍😜🏴🦄🎣😁✌️
Nice job Matt.
I have a couple of things to add, when you designed and cut that pair of plates with a couple of mouse/keystrokes put some curves on the excess corners and get a signature that the plasma cutter can put on your work. When you make tools like your bike jig it is going to be around for a long time and reminding who built it is?
That Plasma table is so good.
Gettin jiggy with it...
nice one Matt, this looks like a cracking sponsor for you. well deserved imo.
This is ace! Nice work mate.
Well done Matt, everyone learns from his own mistakes, this no longer happens to you. Good engineering.
Nice design, simple but effective 👍🏼 fair play for leaving your "measurement anomaly" in the video 😎
I was just about to say you're getting pretty good at programming that plasma table, then you shattered my dreams ;)
Fantastic Matt love watching you make things 👍🏻😎
I'll be honest, I thought you were going to thread the inside of those cones! :-)
Dude- Pilot drill! Seriously. All the cool kids are doing it nowadays. :-P Great video. Keep 'em coming.
Great job and Another great video 👍👍
Nice one. I like the Urch road street sign. Reminds me of the early Mongrel days where it was day 1, day 2 not part 1, part 2etc. Also you could reuse the jig and build another bike to sell just for extra income as you already have a ore fabbed jig. Sourcing the engine etc, may be more problematic but just a thought. Also what about a self feeding oil system for lathe or kunming milling machine? Perhaps too much effort for what you can easily do by hand but
Cheers from Bristol
Nice!
Well done!
Love your honesty! BTW, I reckon Teddy Gummidge can count and write.
Nice video! Great engineering and fabrication. Mahalo for sharing! : )
I won't lie that f@£kin doll gets me every time 😂
The DIY Tuners I’m reading this comment just as the doll appears. 😂
@@ericwhiting100 it knows 😂
will the jig be rotisserie style for funky upside down weilding
Ingenious
It's all good Matt 😎
HA - that is cheating cutting out those plates so neatly and quickly on the plasma cutter - HA - I am jealous. Have a nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
11:36 LIKE A GLOVE.
Can u do a video on the Lidl plasma cutter and tell your honest opinion
It's the human factor Matty, We are all capable of mistakes but we also know how to fix our f%#kups. Great work Matty as always Mate. Billy J...…. Down Under here in OZ.
Cheers mate.
No one does voodoo like yoodoo.
Irrespective of how confident you are about the jig triangulate from the top and bottom of the headstock centers to every point.
Everyone makes mistakes...a true craftsman can correct them.
But keep up the great work.... And you overcome little challenges very quickly
@MichaelKingsfordGray lol 😂 .... I get that but when he gets a challenge in front of him he solves it..... Lol but yes I'm very aware of how editing works
what settings did you have the plasma set at Matt? proper dialled in!
Hi ! On the plasma cut ,how to determine the angle to the plate?
Should have thrown the puppet into the shavings!
Can the tightness of the bolt/slot assembly be attributed to the expansion and contraction (from heat/friction/machining) of the material during the fabrication process? Is there a tolerance that needs to be accounted for? I am seriously just asking because I don't know...
Maybe and yes. Something like Machinists Handbook or other machining reference has all sorts of tolerances. Starts off with how exact a fit is "needed" knowing that, as example, a 25mm round bar won't fit in a 25mm hole (drilling or boring will make a difference in itself; drill, bore, ream all change how round and how accurate). In this case, as example, if the slot was off just that hundredth from straight and the milled rod was off the same amount but the opposite direction, no fit.
WAG in this case though, machining those flats on threaded rod will have left burrs or rolled over edges that did not want to fit.
urch road sign
Better the cup then it lands on a finger!!!
You've got all the tools, and a Marilyn Manson doll?
You need to construct an electric motorcycle. UK is going Electric soon. There will be many more restorations and repairs of "Old" ?Vehicles.
You need to invest in a tolerance gauge ... It allows you to know how much run out you have... Or offset ..... I'm sure someone will give me the correct name of it but in the case you'll have the correct name and it's magnetic has a little dial indicator with a little needle that protrudes out to measure off of whatever that's round
Dial test indicator, or dial indicator
You do know your not on your own in your workshop Matt, I always thought you worked alone.
Its called a Headstock matt 😁😎👍
Someone needs some new metal shavings hair!
Nice tidy job matt...
Was that Trev? Same hair.
You shouldn't let that apprentice set up the plasma cutter!
So when does Rob come in and start throwing chairs around and you storm out saying you'll never be back but your back same time next week while yer brother bumbles around the shop doing dumb shit?...... maybe i'm thinking of another bike show, lol.
you would have been better off making a fixture to machine the outside of the cones, or you could have got away with making the inside hole tight to thread OD and using washers at both end's.
this will make the whole jig more accurate.
Hry
I want to play a game.
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I was the third like he’ll yeah lol
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Measure twice, cut once, use a sharpie on the workpiece? 555
Why are videos are now so boring... multiple episodes on making a jig..