Engineering My Own Bash Bar // Focus WRC Build
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Not something you can just whip up in a day that's for sure. Making a Bash Bar & Bumper Mount for the Focus WRC Build.
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I watch your videos because I'm kind of interested in the projects but honestly it's your personality that makes them entertaining. Keep doing what you love and film what you think works but it's clear that your passionate about what you do and that makes your channel what it is.
@leew3084 - personality, Agreed.
well said!
I agree
Do the Focus, do the gold car, you do whatever you want to. I watch for the cars, you and Butter Bean. It’s entertaining either way. Be you Sarah.
"interested in the projects but honestly it's your personality that makes them entertaining" agreed
Nothing wrong with the content, love all the fabrication aspects and you being you, put the last video low views as people still recovering from Christmas and new year. Keep doing what you are doing.
Agreed. Was away on holidays so missed the action when it came out.
No idea why your last video had low views, but I find your creativity fascinating and your courage to tackle new skills and sharing them in your unique way very entertaining. Thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍
I had problems with hitting the like button wouldn't work an issue with utube
Ditto
This focus project is my favorite .
Fabrication videos are difficult to edit together but you’re doing a great job.
Fabrication with a junior quality control expert is even harder ;)
I find the fabrication and metal work stuff far more interesting than just bolting stuff together. Keep it up!
I totally agree with you
Or cleaning.
It's slow and isn't always fascinating video, but it's still great to watch the fabrication. It's at least as much fun to watch you struggle like a mortal as it is to watch Covell make everything look way too easy.
Welds without Ag look shitty now matter what you do, but this will help all your welding. Stop holding the MIG like it's trying to bite you. Use one hand on and below the trigger. Then lay the MIG torch over the forefinger of you other. Kind of like your shooting pool. Just enough to steady it. You might need a thicker glove than that to not get burned. (My white Tillman's don't have any insulation at least) Don't hold rest your finger under the last couple inches of the MIG torch and you hand shouldn't heat up a ton.
keep it up, and WTF is the a one chip challenge box?
I liked the fab stuff!
I can't speak for everyone, but personally, I'm invested in you as a content creator. I tune in no matter what you're doing. I enjoy some videos more than others, but I pretty much watch them all cause they're all entertaining. Keep creating and being you and we'll keep watching!
Honestly, i love all of your stuff - reviews, fabrication, roadtrips. It's your way of presenting that keeps everything interesting. I think as long as YOU are interested in what you do you will be able to keep us looking forward to the next upload. Greetings from Dschermany ;-) .
You and Angel make a great team. So cool that you have a community of neighbors that can help out with projects.
Being British I was such a big fun of Colin McRae in the WRC, his Focus was such an amazing car. I’m really enjoying your replica build, so I definitely want to see more.
keep the fab work comin. you actually finish projects, as opposed to other channels. and you show the struggles, again unlike other channels. if you film them, we will watch.
Amen to that. 4 or 5 projects done while others jump all over on super expensive European cars and never get anything finished.
Ditto again
If people don't tune in then they are missing out!! Love your determination and attention to detail.
Don't you dare stop ! I can't wait to see this completed! You're awesome Sarah! I adore your channel.
Sarah, when your MIG welding the longer straight passes, point the gun in the direction your welding. This will give you a better view and control of the puddle. It also provides a smoother weld since your able to see it flow to both sections.
I watch all your videos and enjoy the humor and skills you have. I really like the fabrication and detail you put into any project. Thanks for all you do!
I’ve been fabricating and welding over 15 years and the fact that your a novice and you’re figuring this out is awesome.
Nice to see Angel hair pasta working on another project with you-twice the help means half the time!!!
No matter what you’re doing, fabrication, body work, wiring, detailing, anything, whatever keeps the project going is well worth watching, so don’t forget that. You’re work is so detail oriented that it makes the process and final products such a joy to behold. That being said, when you got those plates tacked in place, it made the car look like a spider, or vampire. I think it could be run like that to great acclaim. And when you tell people you have a vampire Focus, they’ll want to know more. Keep up the awesomeness!
Are you sure the analytics weren't affected by that weird RUclips stats thing that happened? I think this project is great and I'm glad you've gotten back to it. Just keep being you, doesn't matter what you work on! And Angel is a great addition!
Most other channels don't show the learning process of fabrication, so yay for Sarah. No you still make it interesting with your comments and attitude.
The fabrication content is great, it's pretty neat seeing you learn new skills and overcome working outside of your comfort zone to produce things that are up to your standards. It's edutainment at its best.
Sarah, I’m not even a car enthusiast. I just watch your videos for sheer entertainment. I like YOU; I like your obsession with cleaning, your attention to detail, your fantastic sense of humour. I even watch your test-drive videos - and most of those cars I will never even see in Britain! Please, just keep being you.
Congratulations on your welding journey! It takes a lot of learning, but the satisfaction of getting the hang of it is priceless. Keep going!
My cat 🐈⬛ looks just like your logo 😎
I love metal fabrication videos. It’s much more interesting than just watching someone bolt on off-the-shelf parts.
I like the fabricating work, along with the mechanicing the best. Keep doing what you do!
@joenelson - Sarah and mechanicing, Agreed.
I am a fabrication addict - my neighbors are so patient having to hear the pounding, grinding and cutting that goes on in my little work shed - so keep on fabbing - you make it fun to watch
I like watching your progress in fabricobbling.
It is not boring, you make it entertaining with your quirkyness.
Nice to have a plasma arc cutter next door.
AZ is a wicked shop.
""fabricobbling" Fabruhlous! :)
Sarah, I discovered your channel last month, I’m hooked, I watched all your videos going way back. As a fellow vehicle mechanic, I really enjoy you content, keep it up, ignore the haters. Greetings from Greece.
I like watching your Cardboard Aided Design Video's!
Ever think of using Cutting Oil when drilling metal. It keeps bits cooler and actually cuts faster with it. Bits last longer too. Love your channel.
Just keep doing what you do Sarah! As many others have said you are doing great! Everyone has to start somewhere. As long as you keep presenting in your normal fashion I’d watch a video of you just feeding random things to your ant friends. Your quirky sense of humor is what makes you my kind of people!
I've been enjoying the Focus content from trouble shooting the engine issues to the suspension mods. The fabrication and problem solving to make things fit is all great content. I hope to see this finished soon since this video is a year old.
I like these fabrication videos. You're also a lot stronger than I thought, it's a pain when the bits bite like that! I also like your car reviews.
I watch every build video because i like your originality, humour and how you 'attack' things.
There are a lot of RUclips content makers people will watch every time despite the content because they like the person making the content and how they are able to entertain people.
Be careful your cement floor when heat is applied can explode into tiny shards. And they hurt and even get in your eye. Also put a block of wood under parts you are drilling so you do not damage cement floor. From retired welder of 25 years.
Fabrication is the natural progression of your growth. Pretty enjoyable to see someone bloom a bit.
Great work as usual Sarah, being from the UK it's great to see you working on the focus and purchasing part's from the UK, loving the work, determination and awesome dedication ohh and your commentary is the best 😍🔥👍
I love the Focus content. This generation was my favorite rally car. I remember Cosworth making a very small run of street legal versions of the rally car back in the early 2000's that cost a fortune. I know most people remember Colin in a Subaru, but I always remembered him in a Focus the most.
Your focus is smiling happy your working on it
Even if views are low on any video, the knowledge that you provide is high. I hope my niece comes across your videos one day and it inspires her to pursue a career in the automotive industry.
It's definitely coming together now and it's awesome to see you building and fabricating your vehicles.
This is how much I like your videos: I know nothing about cars! I can’t even change my own oil if I wanted to. Your personality is great and I enjoy watching the progress from beginning to end on these vehicles. Discovered you years ago working on Forester Gump and haven’t stopped watching since.
I liked the core support one. And liking this one so far.
I just bought an 04 SVT and I've watched a bunch of videos in this series searching for inspiration on what I want to do with it. I wish you were able to continue this series. I'd love to see you finish something you've dedicated so much time to and that keeps you in touch with your childhood memories as all of our projects do. Hope to see more
I enjoy watching your fabrication journey. And since I’m an old ass granddad, I think your jokes are funny. 🤪
I enjoy your persistence, cleanliness, attention to detail and jokes! When I first saw video pop-up I thought it was an old video... I, of course watched it 🤎
Sarah your fear of rotating wheels of death is not irrational, if you're not you will eventually hurt yourself with it.
Enjoying seeing you learn, not surprised less views as you're doing something a bit different to normal.
exactly - respect anything that has teeth, centrifugal force (or is that centripetal?) and high rpm
One thing that might help with spin a ma things is to do them with a hand saw hard work is encouraging while respecting the cutting teeth cause they can hurt too and tear flesh
Hey Sarah,little tip for welding that I found worked: instead of going up and down trying to hit both walls evenly, start the puddle, move forward, then come back onto the freshly laid puddle. You get what's called stacking pennies (or dimes!) And if you get the timing just right, it produces a strong even weld. I used to seam weld road sweeper chassis in one of my old jobs, along with building them in the jig.
Agreed, I always heard that you should push your puddle rather than drag the puddle.
Drag the puddle for stick welding, push it for MIG. You get way better fusion that way.
Time to FOCUS on this project....
Sarah the adventures of Sarah builds from fab, body work, paint, mechanical and eventual test drive all hold my attention.
It's all because of your adventurous presentation.
Thank you for your channel.
It's a great channel.
As long as you remain true to yourself and keep making content, I will watch.
Watch and love all your projects. You show a lot of technical things mechanis, DYI'ers, and other hands-on people like to know, try, and creates the movtivation to tackle the challenge of their own passions. You DA BOMB
I enjoy your journey with all your vehicles because you basically like old school cars 😊
Sarah, There has not been a video you put up that I do not watch. Fabrication is extremely interesting as I can not do that, so I am learning how not to do it on these videos (KIDDING)
Keep making these videos. Stop questioning yourself. Even your blogs and camping videos are a blast to watch.
I love to see the fabrication and how you're problem solving on this tricky build. Keep up the awesome work!
Don't stop. I love when people build stuff from scratch.
I follow a lot of fabrication channels, it's fascinating and I think it is a perfect match with car repairs and modding.
Any time spent with you is great.
Don’t know who’s complaining, and or skipping a upload.
Your guaranteed a laugh! What’s not to love.
I’ll shut up now
I watch anything and everything you do on your car builds. I find all parts of car restore/repair interesting no matter how boring or tedious they are. I actually get ocd when I don't see you finish something on camera because I want to make sure you did it and see it done.
Sarah, I am hooked on everything you do from reviews to mods. Your comical attitude and positivity along with skill makes all your videos rock.
I enjoy watching your fabrication videos, not all of us are professionals and have expensive equipment, we use what we have, great video Sarah 👍😁
The plasma cutter was cool to see. Problem solved with Allen bolt was brilliant. Not sure why more didn't watch the previous Focus fabrication video. I thought it was interesting. Your entire channel, over the years is a storyline of you being challenged, learning new skills and techniques and triumphing.
Don’t be questioning yourself
Your channels are amazing
Perhaps people are still on holiday ?
Love that you have food cake on board ….
I enjoyed the mix of content you have on your channel. I also enjoy the way you present things. It's not intimidating at all It's entertaining. You do a great job. Keep doing what you're doing.
Personally this content is some of my favorite. I think it had just been a minute since people saw Codsworth so they need to get excited for it again.
Keep welding you'll get better.
Nothing wrong with what you're doing. Nice to see you saving this Focus by honoring it with your❤love❤for what you do. I've worked on these cars for almost 10 years when these where new. Keep doing what you're doing 👌 we all love it👍😉.
Great work, didn't expect other from you. I love your welding trials, getting better and better. You push up my confidence in following you and improve my abysmal welding to a decent level 😂
I personally want to see the finished Focus. When you bought it was the first time you came up on my algorithm! I’ve been watching you since. Great job!
Coffee time with Sarah!
🏁 How do you keep landing first mate?
Sarah is very reliable like clockwork, I just brew and wait. I’m looking forward to her squeezing a V8 into the silly car😜
Having a cutting table like that would be killer!
Great content too! I love the Focus project, the fabrication and everything. Its going to be so sweet when its done!
I like the mix of content you do!! You keep doing you!! It's great!! You're learning all these different skills, and so are we by watching. 💩👍
I enjoy watching you develop new skills with the fabrication aspect of the Ford Focus project. Take care Sarah!
Welding is one of those things that only improves by doing.
Any video you do you always as humor to them. That’s makes them enjoyable.
I got hooked on Sarah in the midst of the Beetle project (I've had two), and this is probably one of the top car "channels" on RUclips. Her work is really good...I never took Sarah seriously because I assumed this was just all about eye candy. I was very wrong.
Fascinating projects. I can't stop watching.
90% of welding is being comfortable and stable and remembering to breath. Your doing great. Love your videos and your journey. Keep them coming.
I would seriously watch you do an oil change and tire rotation on a Ford Taurus. Somehow it’ll still be one of the most interesting things to watch on RUclips. I don’t think you realize just how hilarious and talented you really are!
I've been enjoying the Focus content. I used to sit glued to the TV watching the group B rally.
Like others have said you actually finish the projects you start, and you also have a world of information about what you're doing. It's refreshing I like it👍😊
I dig the fabrication videos and the Focus project in general. But whatever works, your content is always fun to watch.
I really like watching the Fab shots. Great to see how the mind works to solve problems and you're a really smart woman. Thanks for sharing your tricks and tips
Please keep those videos coming. It's very interesting to see what work is needed and how it is done to build this replica.
Especially as this isn't just for show and shine, if your plans in that regard didn't change.
I never miss a video no exceptions and I watch from start to finish every time.
I like the Focus videos as much or more than anything else you do. Glad you got Angel Food Cake 🎂 to work with you, it has improved your mood a lot.
I love all the random tangents and chaotic structure but the topic itself is also really entertaining to watch
I like the Saber-toothed Focus Rally car. It will be awesome once it is drive worthy. The fabulous work you do is exceptionally worth watching and learning from. Keep up the great content! Thank you
As a big fan of WRC I’m glad your building this replica.
When I was learning to weld the teacher never gave out more than a C+ one the first year. Second year you could get a B before you were sent out to metalshops and garages on third year internships. You are right about the puddle being important
As a former parts changer I enjoy the fabrication and cleaning. I enjoy vehicles and all it takes to get them going or even better making them your own. I understand stats can drive you nuts but don’t chase the rabbit, he’s on crack and you’ll never catch or appease him. Keep your vision because I enjoy the authenticity
I watch all your videos because all the cars are cool in their own way, and I love your personality and sense of humor. I also love the car reviews because I will never be able to experience all those cars myself.
Keep the Focus fabrication content. I enjoy learning about this stuff and watching you expand your technical prowess.
Your videos are amazing. I’m a spray painter mainly on restorations and just love your intelligence and great ideas you have.
Keep up the great content Sarah. 👍👍
You are doing fine keep going. I did metal fab for 30 years but am retired now. Enjoy watching for a change.
This is actually one of my favorite projects you have going.
The focus svt wrc build is great I want to see even more!
I have been enjoying the content on the focus! Nobody ever builds rally cars and shows the process in the states. Keep it up!!!
This car and the Celica are my favorites on the channel so far!
I love seeing the fabrication stuff. It's really fascinating, not to mention we get to see your growth in the field. All I can say is fabricobble away!
I agree !
Honestly the fabrication is part of car builds. The challenge and th3 solution I say keep it up. Plus it adds to you skill level, which could lead to an epic project for you.
Sarah, panel gaps are important. Consistent and narrow alignment is the mark of true a true jedi gap master.
Just wanted to chime in here, don't worry about the views. I'm convinced it was a fluke or just temporary.
We're not going anywhere. Your projects, knowledge and awesome personality will keep us around for a long time Sarah.