I have the utmost respect for content creators like yourself, who educate folks like me. If anyone comes to your channel and criticizes your editing, I’m pretty sure they’re not here for the content you’re providing. Thanks for another great video!
Another great job Matty. I personally think you were over critical of yourself on the editing. The video was flawless and the workmanship as always was Top Shelf. thanks for bringing us along.
Gday Terry, Thanks for the kind words, This video was probably one of the hardest one's I've done in a long time, I don't know what it was but it was challenge, hopefully next week won't be the same, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Hot as buggery up here in Bundy too Matty, the bloody trailer will bend before that crane mount does. I have plenty of gravity in my shed barely a video goes out without me dropping something.
Hi Matty, you weld very well with stick, personally I can do something with TIG but seeing your welds, you made me want to try a little with stick (my TIG can also weld with stick), so I think your video has reached the top he could do....make me want to do the same thing!! Ciao Matty, see you soon !! Alberto
Gday Alberto, I don't mind using Mig and Tig but if I want something to be as strong as I can get it I always use stick, Dad taught us when we were really young to stick weld, I'd really like to learn Tig more, my oldest boy is doing an apprenticeship as a boiler maker and his Tig welding is beautiful, hopefully he can teach me soon, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Some very nice work. Always interesting when projects are done by the seat of your pants. Nothing wrong with the editing. It flowed along nicely. Thanks for sharing.
Matty the action bits of the video were great. I can imagine it felt a bit scrappy for you editing. Lots of clips to string together. But for us watchers no problem. Lots of detail in every operation and pace. That's what we like. Cheers.
Gday Paul, This was one of the hardest videos i've ever edited, It took over 9hrs to edit and it done my head in toward the end, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Yeh I can fully understand that. I edited my Harrison mill electricals vids as one flow and then split into two parts. Must have taken 5 hours at least. I often find I spend more, or at least as much, time levelling and trimming the audio as I do on the visuals. I try to remember to keep my head facing the same way when I'm speaking to cut down the audio editing. Viewers don't always realise there is a lot more to this lark than just messing with machines. It's like having two jobs. Cheers
Nothing wrong with the footage, wish my were 1/3 as good as what you call crappy 😁. You mill looks like my RU-F 31. Have a super week end, and if you won't that arm to heal with little scar tissue, put raw honey on it at night.
Gday Bear, the mill is similar to the RF-32, it’s getting sold this year and hopefully bringing in a lot bigger machine, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Yeeps, I too am still looking for a good used knee mill. missed one last month, but they come up every few months here. Can't wait till you and Kurtis getting on his big Klopp (@@)!
Gday Greg, there’s more bits in this build then I first thought there was going to be, it was roughly about 9 hours in editing this one, thanks for watching mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Since I voice over all my videos, and shoot from at least 2 camera angles, it can take a very long time to edit a video. I've been getting lazy lately and not doing as good a job as I want. So much to do, so little time. 🙂
Goat Terry, Probably am a bit hard on myself really, the crane build is for Dad, it is a lot of work but don't mind, its going to be a massive help to him, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Be careful with spider bite venom. Some serious chemicals that breaks flesh down. Keeping you in my prayers. Project is taking shape. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much Patrick, Ive been looking out for spiders everywhere now and I haven't seen one yet, I really don't want to get bitten again, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Another good one,Matty - but please..i work as a safetyofficer at my work(amongst others)..i know,australian guys are pretty much always in the sun,and stickwelding dosnt give away that much heat compared to tig f.ex. but please-use gloves when welding-i hate to se you get heatradiation-burns
Coming along nicely Matty. I gather one of these mowers weighs about 500kg. The column and base that you have fabricated look easily capable of handling that and I'm looking forward to seeing the design you have in mind for attaching the hoist to the trailer. Cheers, Alan.
Gday Alan, the mower weighs roughly 550kg, like most things I build I have made it stronger than it need be, mounting it to the trailer will be interesting I think, thanks for watching mate, cheers
We all have how bad days in hang in there , missing two 9/16 drills could you come and find my mastic gun ! Who needs cadcam when we have Matty the engineer . Third year apprentice from up North
Gday, Ive really lost them drills good, I can't find them anywhere, I was going to have a go at drawing this up in Fusion360 but I think that'll be a week long job, Hope you find your mastic gun soon, if you see my 2 drills run past tell them to get home, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
The video was fine don't be so hard on yourself. only tip I have is when you're working with thicker material 1/4 and up on anything structural or that will see a lot of load/force etc beveling your material with a couple more passes will give you a lot more strength. especially if you don't have a machine where you can crank up the heat. I usually bevel anything that's not cosmetic which will see a load / force etc over3/16 - 1/4 and above depending on what machine I'm using to get as much penetration as possible 👍👍👍
enjoying the crane build Matty, love your channel my friend, no garage time for me this weekend its going to be a wind chill of between -45 and -50c,here in Nova Scotia Canada, even though my shop is wood heat and well insulated at 24 x 36 ft, its takes a fair beating at 60km/hr wind and a steady temp of -30c. cheers to you and your family, keep the videos coming everyone I know enjoys them very much.
Gday, I really don’t think I could handle that temperature and to have the wind with it would be outrageous, you guys do a great job working in them conditions mate, thanks for watching, cheers
Build and editing is fine Matty, guessing it maybe felt disjointed?, nice clear photography and audio 👌. "Nothing too strong ever broke" quote from Andrew Camarata on YT. Using available material is the best part of a home build, and nearly always looks right. Hope elbow is getting better? Thanks for sharing and best regards from the UK 🇬🇧. John.
Gday John, this video took a lot of editing, much more then normal thats for sure, I've definitely built the crane way stronger then needed but it won't bend or break anytime soon, The elbow isn't as sore as it was but certainly not 100%, still not healing as good as the doctor would like but hopefully it'll be right, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Hope your arm heals up, those spider bites can be nasty. I lived in a house near a sandy beach and there were whitetail spiders coming in the house regularly. They nest in sand and sandy dry soil. Normally I catch critters and release them humanely back outside, but whitetails are a "kill them on sight" deal...
Gday, I still don’t know where I was when I got bitten, we are right on the coast here but I don’t see that many not that I’m looking for them either, cheers
She is coming along nicely Matty. A few questions. What speeds do you run when cleaning up the welds in the lathe? I try not to run mine too fast, but I find it is really hard to cut the welds even with a carbide insert. I presume you are like me and use the stick welder for heavy gauge material, and use the MIG for the smaller gauges? My MIG is set with 0.9mm wire so even though it is 200A, it is not good for heavy gage metal and I use the stick welder for those jobs.
Gday, When I cleaned up the welds I was running around 600rpm which worked ok, you just have to be careful of the interrupted cuts, as for the welding I prefer to stick weld things that need as much strength as possible, I just the mig to tack everything in place, I also use the tig for jobs that need nice looking welds that are smaller compared to mig and stick, Tig is something id really like to get better at, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
G'day Matty. That crane build is coming along very nicely. Sorry to see you arm is still playing up. Those white tailed spiders are a nasty piece of work. Keep the chin up brother. Cheers, Aaron.
Gday Aaron, so far so good, building on the run makes it interesting thats for sure, Im really getting over this bloody bite, I'll be happy when its all healed up, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Gday Kevin, I really enjoy building this way, I think you can learn more by problem solving and working out the steps to do it all, Thanks for watching, Cheers
@Matty’s Workshop I totally agree. I would say most of my jobs are constructed on the fly. It keeps your mind sharp. And the feeling of accomplishment is much higher. ✌️
Nothing wrong my end you Galagh lol, looks great to me, if you want to come here for a cool off, we can swap for a few months lol Get yourself healed mate, crooks no good 👍
Gday Ralfy, I’m keen for a swap but I’m not sure how the builds will go there if I’m in control, probably not a good mix, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Your very lucky, you won one of those Matty's Workshop oil can giveaways, lucky guy. And I agree, I think those welds will hold just right. It will give your dad a sense of security using it. And that's exactly why I like it.
Gday, The oil cans go alright really, I knocked this one on the floor quite a few times now and haven't hurt it and there really easy to make, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
G'day Matty. Coming along nicely and your editing was OK. I hope the trailer is strong enough, although the crane installer normally fits a subframe across the chassis making the crane independent of the table top. Cheers Peter
I use RUclips's automatic translator to understand what you are saying because I am French and my English is not good enough. I don't know what you meant around 13 min 11 but the translator offers me "the color of the buttocks" and it made me laugh :D
Nothing wrong with the video Matty, nothing at all. It's coming along well mate your old fella will love it! Hope your elbow is getting better? What's the quack got to say about it? Anyway cheers from the UK mate, Sam
Gday Sam, im seeing the nurse every 3 days roughly to get it dressed and the doctor is having a look each time and saying it's ok but going take a long time to heal, its not as sore as it was but not that good either, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
I don't know what you're talking about, Matty. There was nothing lacking in the editing. It's an interesting project and you are doing a great job. That said, there is a spare 5 minutes dead time at the end, but you could probably crop that in the youtube editor. Just an idea. Hope you can get your arm sorted out. All the best, Mart in England.
Gday, I’m not sure what happened at the end of the video, I definitely didn’t put 5mins of the same picture in, that’s got me stumped, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Gday James, its all starting to come together, i've done it again and built it all heavier then it was meant to be but better that way then to light and worrying about it failing, I don't think its going to have any trouble lifting the mower, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Matty, that’s coming along very nicely❤. I love the design as you go, use what you have at hand ethos. It will certainly be a beast. I feel for you with the heat, and the spider bite. I had a whitetail bite once, it took six months to fully close up, but it can still flare up if I get rundown or sick. Does nothing for your mental alertness either. As an aside, what is the really thick cutting oil you have in your tin? I want to get some.
Gday Peter, the oil I use is Bordo cutting/taping fluid, we are having trouble getting the bit to heal still and certainly going to be a drawn out process, still fairly sore to, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Still there mate, hasn’t fall off yet, still trying to get it to heal, gotta see the nurse every couple of days to get it redressed and still a bit sore to.
Gday Jerry, yes I am close but probably because I can see better, eyesights not that good, really need to get another pair of glasses, thanks for watching, cheers
Gday, we still having a bit of trouble getting it to heal, Its still a bit tender but nowhere near as bad as it was, Certainly going go be a drawn out process, Cheers
I have the utmost respect for content creators like yourself, who educate folks like me. If anyone comes to your channel and criticizes your editing, I’m pretty sure they’re not here for the content you’re providing. Thanks for another great video!
Gday Joe, really appreciate your comment and support, this video really took a lot of editing, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Another great job Matty. I personally think you were over critical of yourself on the editing. The video was flawless and the workmanship as always was Top Shelf. thanks for bringing us along.
Gday Terry, Thanks for the kind words, This video was probably one of the hardest one's I've done in a long time, I don't know what it was but it was challenge, hopefully next week won't be the same, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Thanks, Matty. You Aussies get nice long sunsets, gotta tell ya. 🙂
Gday, we are pretty lucky here with the sunrises and sunsets, thanks for watching, cheers
Hot as buggery up here in Bundy too Matty, the bloody trailer will bend before that crane mount does. I have plenty of gravity in my shed barely a video goes out without me dropping something.
Gday Lance, its been bloody hot down here to, Everything I touched that day ended up on the floor, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
The gravity doesn't help with the waistline either Lance! aha
Even if you had a hard time editing, this video is very watchable.
And the eye on the crane? That will hold. For sure :)
Gday Rustinox, this video really took some editing, The eye is definitely on and won't come off anytime soon, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Hi Matty, the old man should be happy with the Crane, particularly building it with a crook arm.
Like how you formed the radius.
Gday Willem, Forming the radius this way is really easy and just a quick file at the end to knock the high bits off, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Beautiful. Going to take a crane to lift the crane. That thing will be bulletproof.
Gday, Yep I did'it again, I always seem to make things way stronger then they need to be, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop I love it. The "Ole boy" will be pleased.😁
That thing would lift the Queen Mary. Good job Matty.
Gday Preso, certainly built heavy which seems to happen with every I build, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Hi Matty, you weld very well with stick, personally I can do something with TIG but seeing your welds, you made me want to try a little with stick (my TIG can also weld with stick), so I think your video has reached the top he could do....make me want to do the same thing!! Ciao Matty, see you soon !! Alberto
Gday Alberto, I don't mind using Mig and Tig but if I want something to be as strong as I can get it I always use stick, Dad taught us when we were really young to stick weld, I'd really like to learn Tig more, my oldest boy is doing an apprenticeship as a boiler maker and his Tig welding is beautiful, hopefully he can teach me soon, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Great video Matty!
Really enjoyed that.
Shame you wasn't closer, you could of welded up that patio for me 😁😁
Cheers Neil
Gday Neil, I wish I was closer and been able to help, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Great work . That is never going to fall apart. I think you ought to be called Matty's heavy industries.
Regards.
Steve.😀😀
Gday Steve, definitely gone a bit overboard but that’s pretty normal here, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Some very nice work. Always interesting when projects are done by the seat of your pants. Nothing wrong with the editing. It flowed along nicely. Thanks for sharing.
Gday Ken, building on the run is more interesting, plenty of problem solving to be done, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Great build Matty. We all knew what you were doing and hope your elbow gets better soon.
Gday, I’m hoping the elbow comes good soon to, starting to get a bit over it really, cheers
Well Matty you managed to piece it together well enough for me to follow along, so can't complain. I did like the 5 minutes of sunset at the end :)
Gday Jack, this was one of the hardest videos if ever edited, not sure what happened at the end, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Matty the action bits of the video were great. I can imagine it felt a bit scrappy for you editing. Lots of clips to string together. But for us watchers no problem. Lots of detail in every operation and pace. That's what we like. Cheers.
Gday Paul, This was one of the hardest videos i've ever edited, It took over 9hrs to edit and it done my head in toward the end, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Yeh I can fully understand that. I edited my Harrison mill electricals vids as one flow and then split into two parts. Must have taken 5 hours at least. I often find I spend more, or at least as much, time levelling and trimming the audio as I do on the visuals. I try to remember to keep my head facing the same way when I'm speaking to cut down the audio editing. Viewers don't always realise there is a lot more to this lark than just messing with machines. It's like having two jobs. Cheers
Nothing wrong with the footage, wish my were 1/3 as good as what you call crappy 😁. You mill looks like my RU-F 31. Have a super week end, and if you won't that arm to heal with little scar tissue, put raw honey on it at night.
Gday Bear, the mill is similar to the RF-32, it’s getting sold this year and hopefully bringing in a lot bigger machine, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Yeeps, I too am still looking for a good used knee mill. missed one last month, but they come up every few months here. Can't wait till you and Kurtis getting on his big Klopp (@@)!
Magnificent Job Matty! That will serve very well for generations!
Gday Dan, it should last a good while I’d say mate, thanks for watching, cheers
Superb work Matty. Enjoyed watching your progress. Tony
Thanks Tony, slowly getting there mate, cheers
Liebherr and Manitowoc want to watch out. There is a new crane manufacturer in Australia. Great work Matty.
Hahaha not quite yet mate but ya never know, thanks for watching, cheers
Looks great to me Matty, fine looking welds. Great video, keep'um coming..
Thanks mate, really appreciate your support, cheers
"Rough and ready" sure.... But will it work? Apparently ABSOLUTELY! So no complaining Matty - You are forgiven for "rough and ready"!
Gday Micheal, its a bit rough around the edges but I don't think its going to fail any time soon, Thanks for watching mate, cheers
Awesome build so far. A lot going on in this tool, I can see why editing the video took some work. Came out great.
Gday Greg, there’s more bits in this build then I first thought there was going to be, it was roughly about 9 hours in editing this one, thanks for watching mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Since I voice over all my videos, and shoot from at least 2 camera angles, it can take a very long time to edit a video. I've been getting lazy lately and not doing as good a job as I want. So much to do, so little time. 🙂
Matty, your too hard on yourself pal, great work and video great too, hope the guy it’s for realises what work goes into these projects 🤗👍👴🏻
Goat Terry, Probably am a bit hard on myself really, the crane build is for Dad, it is a lot of work but don't mind, its going to be a massive help to him, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Be careful with spider bite venom. Some serious chemicals that breaks flesh down. Keeping you in my prayers. Project is taking shape. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much Patrick, Ive been looking out for spiders everywhere now and I haven't seen one yet, I really don't want to get bitten again, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Another good one,Matty - but please..i work as a safetyofficer at my work(amongst others)..i know,australian guys are pretty much always in the sun,and stickwelding dosnt give away that much heat compared to tig f.ex. but please-use gloves when welding-i hate to se you get heatradiation-burns
Gday, I mostly always use gloves when I weld, not sure why I didn't then, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Coming along nicely Matty. I gather one of these mowers weighs about 500kg. The column and base that you have fabricated look easily capable of handling that and I'm looking forward to seeing the design you have in mind for attaching the hoist to the trailer. Cheers, Alan.
Gday Alan, the mower weighs roughly 550kg, like most things I build I have made it stronger than it need be, mounting it to the trailer will be interesting I think, thanks for watching mate, cheers
We all have how bad days in hang in there , missing two 9/16 drills could you come and find my mastic gun !
Who needs cadcam when we have Matty the engineer .
Third year apprentice from up North
Gday, Ive really lost them drills good, I can't find them anywhere, I was going to have a go at drawing this up in Fusion360 but I think that'll be a week long job, Hope you find your mastic gun soon, if you see my 2 drills run past tell them to get home, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
The video was fine don't be so hard on yourself. only tip I have is when you're working with thicker material 1/4 and up on anything structural or that will see a lot of load/force etc beveling your material with a couple more passes will give you a lot more strength. especially if you don't have a machine where you can crank up the heat. I usually bevel anything that's not cosmetic which will see a load / force etc over3/16 - 1/4 and above depending on what machine I'm using to get as much penetration as possible 👍👍👍
Gday, this could of done with bigger weld preps for sure, I definitely got good penetration, thanks for watching and commenting mate, cheers
Coming together nicely. 👍
Thanks Tom, talk soon mate, cheers
Hi Matty. That's going to be one very strong crane 👍👍 Looking forward to the rest of the build. Hope your arm heals up soon. Cheers, Alan.
Gday Alan, it’s definitely going to be strong and knowing Dad he’ll put it to the test, the elbow is healing quite good now thankfully, cheers
That's going to be one beast of a crane. Neat build.
I’ve done it again and over spec’d it a bit I think…
enjoying the crane build Matty, love your channel my friend, no garage time for me this weekend its going to be a wind chill of between -45 and -50c,here in Nova Scotia Canada, even though my shop is wood heat and well insulated at 24 x 36 ft, its takes a fair beating at 60km/hr wind and a steady temp of -30c. cheers to you and your family, keep the videos coming everyone I know enjoys them very much.
Gday, I really don’t think I could handle that temperature and to have the wind with it would be outrageous, you guys do a great job working in them conditions mate, thanks for watching, cheers
Nice build Matty…lots of work
Gday Chuck, there’s a bit involved in this build mate, be worth it though when it’s done, thanks for watching, cheers
Wow, what a lot of work and pieces with no written plans. Good job, because I would have missed several steps and mucked it all up.
Gday, it’s taking some working out but I enjoy the challenge, thanks for watching, cheers
Build and editing is fine Matty, guessing it maybe felt disjointed?, nice clear photography and audio 👌.
"Nothing too strong ever broke" quote from Andrew Camarata on YT.
Using available material is the best part of a home build, and nearly always looks right.
Hope elbow is getting better?
Thanks for sharing and best regards from the UK 🇬🇧.
John.
Gday John, this video took a lot of editing, much more then normal thats for sure, I've definitely built the crane way stronger then needed but it won't bend or break anytime soon, The elbow isn't as sore as it was but certainly not 100%, still not healing as good as the doctor would like but hopefully it'll be right, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
very good job matty..thanks for your time
Thanks very much mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Good video Matty. I couldn’t see any problem with the edit. I look forward to Thursday night for your next instalment.
Gday Rod, thanks for the feedback mate, certainly took some editing, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Hy mate its looking good don't worry about the weld stevie would be happy to see that
Gday, the welds look good from a 100 yards, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Im learning every video Matty! cheers for the perseverance in the heat!
Gday Troy, it’s definitely been warm here, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Hello Matty,
More good progress on this project... I thought the video hung together well.
Take care.
Paul,,
Gday Paul, this one took a lot to edit and probably one of the hardest i've ever done, Thanks for watching and commenting mate, Cheers
Matty, video was very enjoyable. Project coming along very nice. Hope you get to healing up soon. Gary
Gday Gary, the crane is starting to come together now, really appreciate you watching and commenting mate, Cheers
Hope your arm heals up, those spider bites can be nasty. I lived in a house near a sandy beach and there were whitetail spiders coming in the house regularly. They nest in sand and sandy dry soil.
Normally I catch critters and release them humanely back outside, but whitetails are a "kill them on sight" deal...
Gday, I still don’t know where I was when I got bitten, we are right on the coast here but I don’t see that many not that I’m looking for them either, cheers
She is coming along nicely Matty. A few questions.
What speeds do you run when cleaning up the welds in the lathe? I try not to run mine too fast, but I find it is really hard to cut the welds even with a carbide insert.
I presume you are like me and use the stick welder for heavy gauge material, and use the MIG for the smaller gauges? My MIG is set with 0.9mm wire so even though it is 200A, it is not good for heavy gage metal and I use the stick welder for those jobs.
Gday, When I cleaned up the welds I was running around 600rpm which worked ok, you just have to be careful of the interrupted cuts, as for the welding I prefer to stick weld things that need as much strength as possible, I just the mig to tack everything in place, I also use the tig for jobs that need nice looking welds that are smaller compared to mig and stick, Tig is something id really like to get better at, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
G'day Matty. That crane build is coming along very nicely. Sorry to see you arm is still playing up. Those white tailed spiders are a nasty piece of work. Keep the chin up brother. Cheers, Aaron.
Gday Aaron, so far so good, building on the run makes it interesting thats for sure, Im really getting over this bloody bite, I'll be happy when its all healed up, Thanks for watching, Cheers
G'day ,
I realise your making it up as you go, but from what I see, it's looking good .
Thanks for sharing.
✌️ Peace.
Gday Kevin, I really enjoy building this way, I think you can learn more by problem solving and working out the steps to do it all, Thanks for watching, Cheers
@Matty’s Workshop
I totally agree. I would say most of my jobs are constructed on the fly.
It keeps your mind sharp. And the feeling of accomplishment is much higher. ✌️
@@kevinhamling1963 Definitely mate
Looking good. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Craig, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Nothing wrong my end you Galagh lol, looks great to me, if you want to come here for a cool off, we can swap for a few months lol
Get yourself healed mate, crooks no good 👍
Gday Ralfy, I’m keen for a swap but I’m not sure how the builds will go there if I’m in control, probably not a good mix, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Good job you weren’t going to over spec this Matty😂🇬🇧
Gday, I've done it again and over spec'd the build but I dont think its going to fail in a hurry, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Your very lucky, you won one of those Matty's Workshop oil can giveaways, lucky guy. And I agree, I think those welds will hold just right. It will give your dad a sense of security using it. And that's exactly why I like it.
yea! he's very lucky to get one of those mattys workshop-cans is'nt he??😆
Gday, The oil cans go alright really, I knocked this one on the floor quite a few times now and haven't hurt it and there really easy to make, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
@@hedning003 yeah that's how lucky he is. I don't have one because? I'm not him simple logic
Mate, that’s coming along great. All the best 👍🇦🇺
Thanks very much Mark, Cheers
Outstanding video Matty well thought out..
Thanks very much mate, appreciate you watching, Cheers
G'day Matty. Coming along nicely and your editing was OK. I hope the trailer is strong enough, although the crane installer normally fits a subframe across the chassis making the crane independent of the table top.
Cheers Peter
Gday Peter, the trailer should be strong enough, im sure we'll find out shortly mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
I use RUclips's automatic translator to understand what you are saying because I am French and my English is not good enough. I don't know what you meant around 13 min 11 but the translator offers me "the color of the buttocks" and it made me laugh :D
Gday, what I said was "its a pain in the bum", I bet you had a laugh at the translation, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Looking good! Take care.
Thanks very much Jerrell, Cheers
Matty, I hope your spider bite starts to heal soon. 👍🏴
Me to mate, going to take a while yet, cheers
Nothing wrong with the video Matty, nothing at all. It's coming along well mate your old fella will love it! Hope your elbow is getting better? What's the quack got to say about it? Anyway cheers from the UK mate, Sam
Gday Sam, im seeing the nurse every 3 days roughly to get it dressed and the doctor is having a look each time and saying it's ok but going take a long time to heal, its not as sore as it was but not that good either, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
I don't know what you're talking about, Matty. There was nothing lacking in the editing. It's an interesting project and you are doing a great job. That said, there is a spare 5 minutes dead time at the end, but you could probably crop that in the youtube editor. Just an idea. Hope you can get your arm sorted out. All the best, Mart in England.
Gday, I’m not sure what happened at the end of the video, I definitely didn’t put 5mins of the same picture in, that’s got me stumped, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Nice job mate looks solid
Thanks very much, Cheers
Looking good Matty, That gear case is strong enough for battleship use...Lol
ATB...Cheers, Dean
Gday Dean, I think i've built it way stronger then it needed to be mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Looking good mate 👌 👍
Thanks very much Trevor, talk soon mate, Cheers
Shaping up nicely Matty, should get the zero turn on the trailer eh mate?👍❤️
Gday James, its all starting to come together, i've done it again and built it all heavier then it was meant to be but better that way then to light and worrying about it failing, I don't think its going to have any trouble lifting the mower, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Looks to me you did a fine job on this video
Thanks mate, it took some editing that’s for sure, cheers
Lovely job.. And nothing wrong with the video/editing..
Thanks very much, Appreciate you watching and commenting, Cheers
Matty, that’s coming along very nicely❤. I love the design as you go, use what you have at hand ethos. It will certainly be a beast.
I feel for you with the heat, and the spider bite. I had a whitetail bite once, it took six months to fully close up, but it can still flare up if I get rundown or sick. Does nothing for your mental alertness either.
As an aside, what is the really thick cutting oil you have in your tin? I want to get some.
Gday Peter, the oil I use is Bordo cutting/taping fluid, we are having trouble getting the bit to heal still and certainly going to be a drawn out process, still fairly sore to, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Following with interest old mate 👍
Regards
Robert
PS I hope you’ll show us the crane mounted on the dog trailer
Gday Robert, I'm definitely going to show mounting the crane to the dog and hopefully do a couple of lifts as well, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
How's the arm Spiderman ! 👍
Still there mate, hasn’t fall off yet, still trying to get it to heal, gotta see the nurse every couple of days to get it redressed and still a bit sore to.
👍😊bought me a lathe found a mill now try to learn to use them lol😅
Only way to learn is by having a go mate
@@MattysWorkshop I am 👍
Nice work matey, rock on
Thanks very much mate, Cheers
Great video and nice job !!
Thanks very much Alan, appreciate you watching and commenting mate, cheers
Matte, what about a Grease Zerk Fitting?
Nice ! Try staying further away while welding, you just smoke up your lens making it harder to see . It could be just on video but you look close .
Gday Jerry, yes I am close but probably because I can see better, eyesights not that good, really need to get another pair of glasses, thanks for watching, cheers
good vid mate cheers
Thanks very much mate, Cheers
Matty my dad got bit by the same type of spider that got you in his 20s and he in his 50s now and still having issues with the spider bites.
Gday, we still having a bit of trouble getting it to heal, Its still a bit tender but nowhere near as bad as it was, Certainly going go be a drawn out process, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Yes it is mate. It will heal but it will break down in the future unfortunately. It is a C$$T of a spider
Yah I agree the editing was fine and then some. I see you sticking with no gloves. You getting a sunburn on those paws?
Gday William, Gloves are back on now, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
G'day Matty how are you going mate
Going good mate, how bout you
@@MattysWorkshop Going good mate thanks
There nothing wrong with over engineering. Personally, build it what you think and half again.
Gday Jay, it's definitely over engineered which is a good thing, I'm sure Dad will put it to the test, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Lol, what are you doing instead of staying busy with BBQ and beers
Got the BBQ but no beers, haven't drank for a lot of years now, dont miss it really either, Thanks for watching, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Same I agree.
You worry too much.
Certainly do
Heavy duty build, looks great! Enjoyed watching, thanks for your time. BTW , hope the arm is healing properly.
Gday John, definitely on the heavy duty side mate, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Matty -- I have e-mailed you a couple of times - no response - look in your junk e-mail box.
If no luck , please e-mail me .
Thanks mate...