I do...my Dad. It is an impressive amount of skills. Especially in today's, no work, won't work, attitude. If I hear, "That's not my job." One more time!
@@ShaunHensley still good for events or not you've gotta make good food that people are willing to buy in order to recoup your costs for not only the 3 trucks but also the ingredients for the food and the employees as well
@@TheJeracuda the trick is live events. Being one of few options and most of your customers are drunk already from your neighboring trucks. So you could serve literal garbage and still profit. But the gimmick of a wood burning stove on wheels will catch more eyes I feel like.
@@spray_cheese actually it doesn't really work that way. It would at first but then if the food is absolute shit people won't come back for more and they'd also warn their friends to avoid it. Trust me in the summer where I live around Lake Superior we have a lot of these type of trucks and they don't all do that great of business as their food isn't all that good
Would love a follow up video of the truck having the remaining bits and pieces installed, as well as the Bricks on Wheels team putting their finishing touches on it.
Austin, I enjoyed your latest pizza truck build! Your common sense approach to problem solving is top notch! The pizza guys are lucky to have you as a turn key resource! Great having your family involved!
I admire the workshop setup alot. Also having the fam there to help or just to see the product you create with your bare hands is something the young ones will remember always
As a mechanical engineer I can say that I have just seen excellent work done with a lot of common sense and sharpness. I just subscribed to the channel because I enjoy seeing people who like to work hard progress.
personally knowing how difficualt a door can be. hearing you spent as much time building it as the rest of the construction up to that point put a smile on my face. that truly is going to be a door that will last the life of the truck
2:00 lol. My grandpa welds in his garage, right next to his 2018 F150. It is COVERED in welding splatter and whatnot. He also refuses to use a bed liner.
I always thought of this as a unique business...most pizza places cook, then deliver. This service drives to you, parks, and THEN cooks the pizza. The ultimate in freshness. Its a good idea!
Great Project and great outcome. I see one possible problem: If the fan is running it could suck fumes and CO out of the oven. It would be safer if you switch the fan around and get it into pushing air into the truck. If it is necessary, I don't know but CO is no joke and the fan seems big enough
Brilliant, unbelievable, you are a genius. I truly enjoyed watching the whole process. I'm still shaking my head on how incredible it turned out and how gifted you are, truly.
It's so badass seeing someone fabricate and work so much with steel! all the chains to hold thing in place is so rad. i especially liked the process of making the door
Love the concept, but the pizza's I have had in the Phoenix area, the crusts were always under cooked. The reason is, it takes a long time for these style ovens to get up to temp and you can't put a fire in them when you are driving down the road, to your location or event. The tops come out fine but the bottoms of the crusts are soggy. I was thinking what if you could design the Pizza oven like a pottery kiln that uses electricity to get up to temp? You could run the generator to power it while you are driving to your event, and just make a small fire when you get there and you could be serving pizzas with in minuets of your arrival, instead of waiting for it to get up to 800 degrees, just a thought.
Good thing you had kids or you'd have never gotten this done.🤣 I can't say enough good things about this video. Your niche business, your talent and skills, your filming, editing and voice over?! I was fascinated! Thank you.
this is just so delightful. I've never watched you before, just a new yt recommendation. Straight to the point narration, with some jokes and shout-outs to companies you like. I can just hear the honesty and hard work in your voice. plus, not having a long, stupid intro. man after my own, entertainment seeking heart
Honestly, what can I say about your fabrication skills that haven't been said about Leonardo da Vinci's skills when he painted the Mona Lisa? It's amazing seeing you bring your ideas to life by your style of video editing. Respect!
You're an unbelievable kinda person. Not only did you build up that truck. You made every part needed for the job and created your own designs along the way. You, sir, are a blessed and very smart man. When i grow up, i wanna be like this guy.
Holy shit! I see these trucks at small events and even had their pizza, pretty great stuff! I saw your thumbnail and wondered why it looked so familiar. I always had a genuine curiosity with the truck. So excited to actually see it being built! Awesome work!
On that Hood: What I have found, if you sand down and clean the area around OLD broken fiberglass with a bunch of Acetone & rags, it will soften up the old resin to where the new stuff bonds better and will have a much better chance not to crack in the future?
The oven was obviously damaged before they wrapped it up. That and the fact that they never shipped you the replacement fascia tells me they're a vendor to avoid.
Insanely cool setup and the video made it look as easy as throwing together a flat pack from ikea, definitely tells a story about how much thought and attention you've put into it.
You are truly gifted with with amazing problem solving skills. I thoroughly enjoy watching your work come to light. All the best to you and your family.
I sure hope the oven brand is enjoying the publicity they're getting from this video. $16,000 for a pizza oven which they (appear to have) ship damaged, with the wrong parts, suggest the customer fix it and then can't even be bothered to ship the replacement parts out in time. What a joke.
I love how after you say you had taken a lot of time to put the box on the truck because it was only you working literally 15 seconds later you tell us you have a clone machine
My God I completely agree with ALL the comments about your skill sets. WHAT is it you CAN'T DO? You blow me away, you are a COMPLETE work of art, engineering, mechanic and a complete master of so many skills. That's incredible considering how young you are...AMAZING, BRILLIANT and TALENTED HUMAN BEING!!!
Thank you for the most modern , on the move pizza delivery service in the world . I appreciate you sharing your experience with design, explanation, details. Hope to see you rolling down the road one day I get a pizza.❤
I’ve seen a lot of things on RUclips, but this… man… you can really see the knowledge and skill here. Okay, maybe you’re not a grandmaster in painting and bodywork (though I think it turned out pretty well anyway), but you’re very impressive in the other areas! Congratulations, and your wife must be very proud of you. Teach your daughter everything you know! :)
I work in the concession business and I am a fabricator by necessity. I build all my own equipment. Love the channel. I don’t get to do much food service but I operate and maintain a fleet of game trailers that see use and abuse at the county fairs.
@29:30 If you were to build another, identical truck like this, I think that using scrap container siding - like you did for the door - would look better aesthetically. Superb my friend.
I rarely subscribe to channels. The last channel I subscribed to was literally 4+ years ago, you earned my like and sub. A true jack of all trades, I want to learn those skills.
Great video awesome stuff .I had a idea 💡 Why not use Acrylic glass lighter stronger and depending what you choose or color There is so many choices. Keep up the great videos ❤
VinyB and Austin need to do a collab. Or at least visit each others shops. I'd love to see opposing reviews of the Smartbusa and Trophy Truck! Shop tours would be another great video.
This is definitely not your first rodeo! You thought of things that I wouldn’t have, to make this pizza truck road and service worthy! The end results were stunning!
I don't know what is better: The name of the forklift, or mentioning the cloning. Also, editing for a statement; your skill is great and I don't understand how people cannot accept the price for your work.
Congratulations 🥂 to you mate, you are very talented man, hard work, designer, and so on!! Incredible skills, talented, perseverance, determination, dedication and love in what you do, for all you do. God Bless you your family and your business!
I really love your job, it's incredible well done. As an ex pizza guy, I'd suggest some things in your next pizza truck. That really matters when you're working with pizza and have all that space inside a container that should be used. 1. In front of the oven, a metal base on the floor, 2'x4' at least, to keep the floor out of risk to be burn with sparks. Burning wood is risky, cause it always has small explosions that send small pieces all around. 2. time by time, some ashes must be removed from the oven, cause it flies to the pizza and some people doesn't like it, so it must be removed time to time... so, would be an improvment, add some metal made container to keep it till it cool down. Or close the service. 3. adding an awning or canopy outside, so the customers would be protected by the weather, also would be awesome... I really loved the little sink...
when you do the folding of the diamond plate use your plasma and leave an eighth in the middle and on the sides to keep it one piece. i did this with a bumper years ago and it works so slick.
You are what will be sadly be missing in this country in a couple of decades - full, all around craftsman. Tremendous build - made in America with a bit of ingenuity thrown in. Great job.
Hey Austin, I'm impressed 👍 what an incredible job you do from scratch on these projects. Yes it's a challenge on every project you do, but you're a pro and I'm sure it got everyone's attention. You are a winner 🏆. Keep going pal.
Love the idea and your kids working together and I hope you don’t mind if I steal most of the plans (if I ever get back on my feet). Let me know if you need free labor for learning with weld work and metal making. 😂❤
Had a thought about the legs on the cooler table, a set of leveling casters on foot pedal locking system would be a really cool addition for cleaning and maintenance
Question: is there no loss to structural integrity of the container when you start cutting sections of the floor & walls out? I'm not familiar with fabrication, my only experience with any of this is about a decade as a port & intermodal truck driver. We transported these containers and whenever there was damage to the walls and especially the floor the entire box tended to begin to buckle. I'm just curious cause this is some cool stuff. I enjoy watching stuff get made especially father/son duos making cool stuff.
I work at an industrial paint shop. We have blasted and then painted smaller shipping containers for the military. They can either air drop them or truck them in. I guess they end up being portable gun smith work stations, or? But anyways when we painted them we used airless Graco pumps with a 219, 217 tip or a 215 tip, depending on the painters preferences. And don't thin it unless you get fingers, and only thin it enough to get rid of the fingers
It looks easy in the video, but it isn't for just one person. I've been working on mine for last 2 years in my free time. It has been a bit stressful and difficult since I don't have a workshop with the proper tools, but I've enjoyed every step.
I don't have the words that will express my appreciation for your work appropriately, so I will just give you a bunch of hearts!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That was one of the most detailed and enjoyable video build. Nice job on everything from the design, build, camera recording and angles, to editing, detailed scripting, and vocals. Everything was perfect. Look forward to watching more videos. 👍👍
Hey you said you will track down any tool you used in your video...I don't know where you got yours, but I'm looking for a wife to work with me in the shop... I already got one, and love it very much, but maybe there's something wrong, cause she won't help me in the shop, too dirty and smelly...so maybe you can track down a manufacturer, maybe there's an upgrade..😅I know she's been looking for some upgrades for me too... you know, I'm not the best with chores in the house 😉
WOW.. I just stumbled across your channel and i have to say that this is the most impressive video I've ever seen. You sir, are some sort of wizard to know every aspect of building this truck. From general know how to the little tricks like putting a bucket on the stack so when u cut thru the roof, there wasn't a mess inside! I feel most of this goes unnoticed, but holy shit man. That was IMPRESSIVE! Keep up the excellent work!
This man has ALL the skills. I would pick this guy first in a zombie apocalypse. Well done!
Escape in a pizza truck 😆 I'm joking 🙃
He's a mechanic that uses a lot of power tools and specialty products.
Don't see at all how this would be relevant.
@MagnokTheMighty , you still need to know how to use ALL the products. Why you gotta be such a "Negative Nancy"? Give the man the props he deserves.
@@kc61322 facts
@@MagnokTheMightyu dont even know how to use the tools
I don't know anyone that has as many skills as you do. Fabricator, mechanic, painter, body work, electrician, plumber, etc. That is very impressive!
I know someone 😏
I do...my Dad. It is an impressive amount of skills. Especially in today's, no work, won't work, attitude. If I hear, "That's not my job." One more time!
Not to mention his editing and video skills are pretty decent
@@cfe7131I love that attitude 🤣🤣🤣makes skilled workers that show up on time very valuable
@@surVERXDjohnny s.. right?
these guys must make some really good pizza and other food if they've been able to pay for 3 of these trucks so far lol
Great for events
@@ShaunHensley still good for events or not you've gotta make good food that people are willing to buy in order to recoup your costs for not only the 3 trucks but also the ingredients for the food and the employees as well
Best pizza i've had. And I love pizza
@@TheJeracuda the trick is live events. Being one of few options and most of your customers are drunk already from your neighboring trucks. So you could serve literal garbage and still profit.
But the gimmick of a wood burning stove on wheels will catch more eyes I feel like.
@@spray_cheese actually it doesn't really work that way. It would at first but then if the food is absolute shit people won't come back for more and they'd also warn their friends to avoid it. Trust me in the summer where I live around Lake Superior we have a lot of these type of trucks and they don't all do that great of business as their food isn't all that good
Would love a follow up video of the truck having the remaining bits and pieces installed, as well as the Bricks on Wheels team putting their finishing touches on it.
The fact that you have figured out how to do all of this with mostly no help is absolutely amazing.
Austin, I enjoyed your latest pizza truck build! Your common sense approach to problem solving is top notch! The pizza guys are lucky to have you as a turn key resource! Great having your family involved!
I admire the workshop setup alot. Also having the fam there to help or just to see the product you create with your bare hands is something the young ones will remember always
As a mechanical engineer I can say that I have just seen excellent work done with a lot of common sense and sharpness. I just subscribed to the channel because I enjoy seeing people who like to work hard progress.
Letting your little clone do welding and other actual work in the family business is a gift he doesn't know he received, yet.
It’s an edit, not a real clone lol
@@feliformia7048 I was referring to his child, not his edits.
@@feliformia7048it was his son
@@feliformia7048
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i wish everyone were as bright as you
His child.
Dude? Who the fuck are you? This was a man's mans build and I'm here for it. Better than any Netflix hour long show. Well done sir!
He, RUclips sensored me for that word. no biggie.
personally knowing how difficualt a door can be. hearing you spent as much time building it as the rest of the construction up to that point put a smile on my face. that truly is going to be a door that will last the life of the truck
2:00 lol. My grandpa welds in his garage, right next to his 2018 F150. It is COVERED in welding splatter and whatnot. He also refuses to use a bed liner.
I always thought of this as a unique business...most pizza places cook, then deliver. This service drives to you, parks, and THEN cooks the pizza. The ultimate in freshness. Its a good idea!
that's great
Great Project and great outcome. I see one possible problem: If the fan is running it could suck fumes and CO out of the oven. It would be safer if you switch the fan around and get it into pushing air into the truck. If it is necessary, I don't know but CO is no joke and the fan seems big enough
I had exactly the same concern!
Yeah, sucking air out seems like an issue, that would make the chimney the air intake.
I can tell this is one of the most underrated channels on RUclips. Great great job as always. Cheers from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
ABSOULTLY
Great channel
Brilliant, unbelievable, you are a genius. I truly enjoyed watching the whole process. I'm still shaking my head on how incredible it turned out and how gifted you are, truly.
It's so badass seeing someone fabricate and work so much with steel! all the chains to hold thing in place is so rad. i especially liked the process of making the door
Love the concept, but the pizza's I have had in the Phoenix area, the crusts were always under cooked. The reason is, it takes a long time for these style ovens to get up to temp and you can't put a fire in them when you are driving down the road, to your location or event. The tops come out fine but the bottoms of the crusts are soggy.
I was thinking what if you could design the Pizza oven like a pottery kiln that uses electricity to get up to temp? You could run the generator to power it while you are driving to your event, and just make a small fire when you get there and you could be serving pizzas with in minuets of your arrival, instead of waiting for it to get up to 800 degrees, just a thought.
Love seeing you get your son involved! Those are the memories that stay forever!
Good thing you had kids or you'd have never gotten this done.🤣 I can't say enough good things about this video. Your niche business, your talent and skills, your filming, editing and voice over?! I was fascinated! Thank you.
this is just so delightful. I've never watched you before, just a new yt recommendation. Straight to the point narration, with some jokes and shout-outs to companies you like. I can just hear the honesty and hard work in your voice. plus, not having a long, stupid intro. man after my own, entertainment seeking heart
Nice job! Austin you truly are a craftsman. I loved the idea for the stairs and rail.
Shoutout to your wife. I love nothing more than seeing peoples life partners helping with their dreams and goals.
Even better your kids get to help.
Honestly, what can I say about your fabrication skills that haven't been said about Leonardo da Vinci's skills when he painted the Mona Lisa? It's amazing seeing you bring your ideas to life by your style of video editing. Respect!
Thanks!
@@AustinCoulson You're welcome.
I've just found your Channel & subbed, you are what we Brits call "A Jack of all Trades" & your're bloody good at what you do. 👍
Very nice truck - I liked the way you informed us, of EVERY step of the process - Please keep up the great work....
You're an unbelievable kinda person. Not only did you build up that truck. You made every part needed for the job and created your own designs along the way. You, sir, are a blessed and very smart man. When i grow up, i wanna be like this guy.
I love watching a master craftsman with pride do his job. It's so rewarding.
Holy shit! I see these trucks at small events and even had their pizza, pretty great stuff! I saw your thumbnail and wondered why it looked so familiar. I always had a genuine curiosity with the truck. So excited to actually see it being built! Awesome work!
On that Hood: What I have found, if you sand down and clean the area around OLD broken fiberglass with a bunch of Acetone & rags, it will soften up the old resin to where the new stuff bonds better and will have a much better chance not to crack in the future?
I love the editing work.. 3 of you is genius…😂
Beautiful build Austin. If I was to buy this truck I must have a underfloor generator and a roof AC and a box over cab for pizza box storage.
The oven was obviously damaged before they wrapped it up. That and the fact that they never shipped you the replacement fascia tells me they're a vendor to avoid.
and the fact they sent him the wrong type of exhaust pipe too... definitely not a good look on their part
Great job on the editing!
Insanely cool setup and the video made it look as easy as throwing together a flat pack from ikea, definitely tells a story about how much thought and attention you've put into it.
You killed it again, Austin. In awe of your skills and creativity. Thanks again for the great content.
i agree with u
Not sure why i was recommended this video, but man was i blown away. So many skills in this guy. Amazing. Can't wait to see more of your content
You are truly gifted with with amazing problem solving skills. I thoroughly enjoy watching your work come to light. All the best to you and your family.
I bet you are happy you videoed the unloading of the oven.
I sure hope the oven brand is enjoying the publicity they're getting from this video.
$16,000 for a pizza oven which they (appear to have) ship damaged, with the wrong parts, suggest the customer fix it and then can't even be bothered to ship the replacement parts out in time. What a joke.
Very nice, I'm very impressed at your attention to detail. You should be very proud of you work.
I love how after you say you had taken a lot of time to put the box on the truck because it was only you working literally 15 seconds later you tell us you have a clone machine
My God I completely agree with ALL the comments about your skill sets. WHAT is it you CAN'T DO? You blow me away, you are a COMPLETE work of art, engineering, mechanic and a complete master of so many skills.
That's incredible considering how young you are...AMAZING, BRILLIANT and TALENTED HUMAN BEING!!!
Thank you for the most modern , on the move pizza delivery service in the world . I appreciate you sharing your experience with design, explanation, details. Hope to see you rolling down the road one day I get a pizza.❤
just a dude doing what he do for others in the community huge respect :)
Another awesome build. The fit and finish is second to none. Looks great well done.
6:38 That is an AWESOME video edit! Nice work!
I’ve seen a lot of things on RUclips, but this… man… you can really see the knowledge and skill here. Okay, maybe you’re not a grandmaster in painting and bodywork (though I think it turned out pretty well anyway), but you’re very impressive in the other areas! Congratulations, and your wife must be very proud of you. Teach your daughter everything you know! :)
Doc you are gifted for real!!
I stumbled across this video, and I am very impressed! Mr. Coulson, you have an incredible repertoire of skills. Well done, sir.
I work in the concession business and I am a fabricator by necessity. I build all my own equipment. Love the channel. I don’t get to do much food service but I operate and maintain a fleet of game trailers that see use and abuse at the county fairs.
Man, full props for taking apart that engine AND putting it back together. I'm good at taking it apart. That is all. XD
Amazing work, Sir. I have not been this entertained in a long time. It was a pleasure to watch this build. I must commend you on a job well done.
@29:30 If you were to build another, identical truck like this, I think that using scrap container siding - like you did for the door - would look better aesthetically. Superb my friend.
Wow, what craftsmanship and love the video format and music.
That's professional TBH. Was stuck till the end!
I rarely subscribe to channels. The last channel I subscribed to was literally 4+ years ago, you earned my like and sub. A true jack of all trades, I want to learn those skills.
dang, that is quite the compliment. Thx
@@AustinCoulson you inspired me bro, I signed up to my first woodworking shop class to learn
@@khaltour that is awesome! Good luck!
Dude this was great content. So informative and kept me hooked the whole time. Great job brother!
Great video awesome stuff .I had a idea 💡 Why not use Acrylic glass lighter stronger and depending what you choose or color
There is so many choices. Keep up the great videos ❤
great video im a shade tree mechanic with janky fabrication experience so its interesting seeing how the pros get the job done with custom fabrication
VinyB and Austin need to do a collab. Or at least visit each others shops. I'd love to see opposing reviews of the Smartbusa and Trophy Truck! Shop tours would be another great video.
This is definitely not your first rodeo! You thought of things that I wouldn’t have, to make this pizza truck road and service worthy! The end results were stunning!
I don't know what is better: The name of the forklift, or mentioning the cloning. Also, editing for a statement; your skill is great and I don't understand how people cannot accept the price for your work.
Very ,very impressive !A lot of work by one man !
The amount of work, skills, dedication, and persistence is just mind-blowing..
Congratulations 🥂 to you mate, you are very talented man, hard work, designer, and so on!!
Incredible skills, talented, perseverance, determination, dedication and love in what you do, for all you do.
God Bless you your family and your business!
I really love your job, it's incredible well done.
As an ex pizza guy, I'd suggest some things in your next pizza truck. That really matters when you're working with pizza and have all that space inside a container that should be used.
1. In front of the oven, a metal base on the floor, 2'x4' at least, to keep the floor out of risk to be burn with sparks. Burning wood is risky, cause it always has small explosions that send small pieces all around.
2. time by time, some ashes must be removed from the oven, cause it flies to the pizza and some people doesn't like it, so it must be removed time to time... so, would be an improvment, add some metal made container to keep it till it cool down. Or close the service.
3. adding an awning or canopy outside, so the customers would be protected by the weather, also would be awesome...
I really loved the little sink...
Wow that build was impressive. The breath your skills are impressive. Really fun to watch. Thank you.
You sir are a certified "Jack of all trades"! I applaud your genius knowledge that you are passing on to your children. AAA+++
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
when you do the folding of the diamond plate use your plasma and leave an eighth in the middle and on the sides to keep it one piece. i did this with a bumper years ago and it works so slick.
I will try that next time.
41:40 I like that the music kinda syncs with your working for just a couple seconds!
Hats off to your crafting skills sir!
Awesome job
Amazing watching you work love from the UK 🇬🇧
You are what will be sadly be missing in this country in a couple of decades - full, all around craftsman. Tremendous build - made in America with a bit of ingenuity thrown in. Great job.
There will be people like that in the future. Think of those who walked before us and the information they had.
Hey Austin, I'm impressed 👍 what an incredible job you do from scratch on these projects. Yes it's a challenge on every project you do, but you're a pro and I'm sure it got everyone's attention. You are a winner 🏆. Keep going pal.
Love the idea and your kids working together and I hope you don’t mind if I steal most of the plans (if I ever get back on my feet). Let me know if you need free labor for learning with weld work and metal making. 😂❤
Seems like you need to start making the pizza ovens too!
Scrolling around this a.m. WOW What amazing tslent and Beautiful finished product. Impressive.
Had a thought about the legs on the cooler table, a set of leveling casters on foot pedal locking system would be a really cool addition for cleaning and maintenance
Protip, get a powdered guide coat for sanding your primer, it helps find imperfections so well.
this video is so cool, thanks for uploading...
Well done! Great Pizza truck, amazing engineering and well made video. Thanks for sharing!
Question: is there no loss to structural integrity of the container when you start cutting sections of the floor & walls out?
I'm not familiar with fabrication, my only experience with any of this is about a decade as a port & intermodal truck driver. We transported these containers and whenever there was damage to the walls and especially the floor the entire box tended to begin to buckle.
I'm just curious cause this is some cool stuff. I enjoy watching stuff get made especially father/son duos making cool stuff.
Use a light with horizontal or vertical lines in front of it to find bumps and imperfections I’ve heard that works better ❤
I stumbled across your channel, and love it. Your voice overwork is extremely well and how you explain things. Keep it up.
im always very impressed with your builds and skills, great channel !!!!!!!!
Amazing work, congratulations!!! Cheers from Santa Catarina, Brazil!
I work at an industrial paint shop. We have blasted and then painted smaller shipping containers for the military. They can either air drop them or truck them in. I guess they end up being portable gun smith work stations, or?
But anyways when we painted them we used airless Graco pumps with a 219, 217 tip or a 215 tip, depending on the painters preferences. And don't thin it unless you get fingers, and only thin it enough to get rid of the fingers
Thanks for the heads up on tip. What type of paint did you use? DTM or primer?
The fact you did the door framing without any warping itself is impressive
It looks easy in the video, but it isn't for just one person. I've been working on mine for last 2 years in my free time. It has been a bit stressful and difficult since I don't have a workshop with the proper tools, but I've enjoyed every step.
Absolutely amazing workmanship.
I don't have the words that will express my appreciation for your work appropriately, so I will just give you a bunch of hearts!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
5:25 Forky McForkface doing some good work there! #slowandsteadywinstherace
You are truly gifted so talented…
That was one of the most detailed and enjoyable video build. Nice job on everything from the design, build, camera recording and angles, to editing, detailed scripting, and vocals. Everything was perfect. Look forward to watching more videos. 👍👍
Absolutely incredible build!!
Fog different color paint as a giude coat for sanding. You will find your problem spots quick. Great work!
Very impressive work! You are a man of many talents!
Hey you said you will track down any tool you used in your video...I don't know where you got yours, but I'm looking for a wife to work with me in the shop... I already got one, and love it very much, but maybe there's something wrong, cause she won't help me in the shop, too dirty and smelly...so maybe you can track down a manufacturer, maybe there's an upgrade..😅I know she's been looking for some upgrades for me too... you know, I'm not the best with chores in the house 😉
WOW.. I just stumbled across your channel and i have to say that this is the most impressive video I've ever seen. You sir, are some sort of wizard to know every aspect of building this truck. From general know how to the little tricks like putting a bucket on the stack so when u cut thru the roof, there wasn't a mess inside! I feel most of this goes unnoticed, but holy shit man. That was IMPRESSIVE! Keep up the excellent work!