That's what happens when you keep building projects but never build storage. He could sell 3 toys and have the money for a decent building (that's what I would do) even a shipping container
@@SadPuppySoup Or make the shop area from shipping containers, or rather they are the walls for the shop and the walls act as storage. Another RUclipsr/Heavy Machine operator/fix/builder Andrew Camarata has that kind of shop/garage.
I think he has enough subs that want that, that if he did some kind of fundraiser for a new shop he could raise all the money he needs. That is my .02 anyway. I would donate for sure. He deserves a decent shop with the amount and quality of work he does.
Most the channels I follow built new shops big shops in the last two years heck some even built new houses too so I kind of been expecting him to announce one soon@@eriklarson9137
With over 600K subs (well deserved!) I hope you can eventually get another shop (with a concrete floor!) with some room for equipment and projects. But then, you've really accomplished an amazing amount in that old wooden shed. Thanks for the videos! 👍👍
THNX I am 62 years old and really appreciate so many projects and seeing a completed project. Of course everyone wishes they could help with 2 hours of labor. worldwide...
I can identify with your build and time involved. I built a non-reverse trike in 2013 and I know full well what you must have gone through. I swear, I assembled and disassembled mine 50 times during the build. It was an open frame, street legal (motorcycle) with no real amenities, just barely legal. 2.5 L Dodge turbo mid- engine, 5 speed manual. However I got caught in a frog strangling rain a couple years ago, 110 miles from home. It changed my perspective of what you need on a vehicle if you want to be able to enjoy it on any given day. Guess what. It's apart again while I build a foam composite body for it. Yes, an actual d.o.t approved windshield, wipers, defroster, roof, side widows, full body panels, new instrumentation, like a hundred other pieces I never thought I would need originally. You did a great build on yours. I really like the single rear wheel layout because it gives you so much more room in the front for essential stuff like brake pedals and a decent dashboard. Ugh...Stay safe with your new toy.
Wow it sure did clean up nice. Looks so killer with the red paint job. Probably my favorite project. That cart looks like so much fun, and now looks complete.
@@jerrywilcox9890 here in AZ you can get just about anything legal on the street. And I know there's a few services out there that help with getting stuff like this registered.
@@migueldenboer5186 here in AZ you can get just about anything legal on the street. And I know there's a few services out there that help with getting stuff like this registered. I've done it, and depending on the mvd you can get the vin number same day.
Chris, they make a clip on trigger for spray cans. It's a lot easier on your hands. You paint almost like using a paint gun. And get a short piece of 3 in PVC pipe and a cap. The drill a hole in the cap, almost but not quite centered. Put a bolt thru that hole and tighten a nut (use washers). Then you can chuck the bolt in your drill, drop a can in the pipe and spin to shake. I use a small piece of foam to help it shake (the off center hole starts the shake). Takes a lot of the work out of rattle cans.
As commented, self etch primer, then red paint,white paint,….add then a 2 K clear and add to the durability of the finish. ( considering all the time and effort to dis assemble and reassemble Overall very nice looking project result!
I recently got a $15 harbor freight paint gun and they work great out of the box. Genuinely worth the money. I recently primed a 64 Grand Prix and it turned out great especially for my first time with an actual paint gun it was awesome
Really appreciate the videos, your skills loaded with a heavy dose of being prepared to experiment/invent are inspirational. I am in the midst of several similar projects and your attention to detail and getting things right certainly helps me to dedicate time rather than simply trying to get it done. Thanks again
Great job!!! You might consider putting lights, blinkers, brake lights… then go get titled/registered for street use as a home built motorcycle… no reason it couldn’t be a “daily driver”.
@@jerrywilcox9890 Ive done similar in my state. Most states have a checklist, as long as you meet the checklist requirements, it’s simple. As a motorcycle it’s easy, it’s a car where you have issues, because of a lot of states emission requirements, but no state as far as I’m aware has an emission standard for a motorcycle and yes a trike falls under motorcycle. I’ve personally built 11 custom home built motorcycles. 2 of them I sold to a guy who moved to California and he had no issues getting them titled and registered in California. Arguably the most strict when it comes to stuff like that.
The white a-arms makes the front end look great. I would think black steering shaft, pedals, shifter and swing arm. Oh and a new rear wheel, the front ones look great.
4 years! This is the project that got me into this channel. It’s a shame you don’t love it, but I understand, if it’s given you so much trouble, just be done with it I guess.
This one is a beauty! (Not that your other projects are not cool looking too, though). The only one tiny detail that really cannot do without some paneling [IMHO] is the back side of the clocks.
I think it looks amazing , really like the colour choices . It’s mad it’s been 4 years , hearing stuff like that makes me feel old as it definitely didn’t feel that long since I watched you start building it . Time flys by way to quickly. Love to see this on a track . After all the work it deserves a fun day out 👍
Red and White is the colour of my Dansih flag - the oldest flag in the world, so I approve! And black accent those two colours exellent! Infact those colours are my favourite colours!
Hey bro, I had to say I watch your videos and they’re awesome. You are amazing at what you do. Your craft is incredible. But one thing that really amazes me is that you do everything by yourself you are a one man machine. love your work man keep it up.
Young man you're a very bad ass builder I watched you for years I've actually built my own go-kart between you and cars and cameras you guys are badass someday I like to meet you I think what you did with the red and white is that was the perfect idea wonderful job you are a heck of a fabricator I love watching you guys's videos awesome job dude!!!!!
That is my favorite project on the channel, what a joy to see it finally finished, it looks like a very fun machine to drive, but isn't it very close to the ground?
It looks so cool, have you ever considered getting one of the frames hot galvanised? Some placese cold dip the whole thing, that way it would probably last a lifetime, I it gives a rather stealth gray look 👍 Love your work, keep it up 😁
You might want to look into how difficult it would be get that thing to a state where you could get it titled, registered, licensed, insured, and fully street legal. My guess is that some additional lighting, a horn, a rearview mirror or two, and a few other bits and bobs would get it there. Check with your state department of transportation about that. It might be easier than you think.
Consider covering the chassis with outdoor rated vinyl like that used in or on boats or Sunbrella water proof material. That would look really cool and it would give excellent protection in case you got caught in a sudden rain squall. I think there was a BMW concept that was covered with a fabric and you could see the tube frame in some locations. Some areas could be sewn together and other areas, like between the suspension arms could be zippered to the front portion and the rear portion. Extra material is allowed for to cover the zippers. There were some French cars in the 1930s that were covered with colored canvass. You could do the same thing. I think it would look cool. Make patterns so that when you get tired of the color you can easily replace it. You should also install a plexiglass wind screen to keep bugs and sand out of your face.
It just needs some sort of cowl around the clocks, maybe use diamond plate to match the floor pan?.. everything else looks spot on in my opinion. Well done mate 👍🏼
autocross with that thing would be super fun in my opinion or a track like you said. If possible title it and register it, but i know some states can be tough on that. I love it and love what you do
That's an awesome build right there. I love the paint job too. Reminds me of my very first bike I had as a kid. It was a red and black bike that I loved riding with everywhere. 🚴🏻 The only thing I hoped that you'd added, was a brand new driver's seat. The same ones that F1 and IndyCar drivers use. I think that'll really make your trike stand out. I can't wait to see you take that baby out for another drive on the road. Hopefully you'll get it licensed, registered and insured. 📝💳 Once you find a track nearby, I'll be looking forward to seeing how that trike performs in full force. But nonetheless... Great job on finishing your trike project. ✌🏻
Okay, it looks really awesome but it needs one more thing. It needs a cover for the gauge cluster. Seeing the back of the gauge cluster makes it look unfinished. Otherwise it's badass.
*STANDING APPLAUSE* Congrats on the completion of the reverse trike, I hope you consider doing a small windscreen and maybe some small body panels just to cut down on the wind cutting through the frame.... I'd like to see it w/ polished panels on the sides at least, I think that would look really cool w/ the red, white and chrome body panels w/ some black accents. Well Done.... 😁👍❤️🤍🖤
Man, it would be badass if you had an indoor area to keep all your projects safe and rust free
That's what happens when you keep building projects but never build storage. He could sell 3 toys and have the money for a decent building (that's what I would do) even a shipping container
@@SadPuppySoup Or make the shop area from shipping containers, or rather they are the walls for the shop and the walls act as storage. Another RUclipsr/Heavy Machine operator/fix/builder Andrew Camarata has that kind of shop/garage.
I think he has enough subs that want that, that if he did some kind of fundraiser for a new shop he could raise all the money he needs. That is my .02 anyway. I would donate for sure. He deserves a decent shop with the amount and quality of work he does.
Most the channels I follow built new shops big shops in the last two years heck some even built new houses too so I kind of been expecting him to announce one soon@@eriklarson9137
He lives in a HCOL especially for any sort of commercial type area. Finding a cheap garage/warehouse area where he's at is NOT cheap.
With over 600K subs (well deserved!) I hope you can eventually get another shop (with a concrete floor!) with some room for equipment and projects. But then, you've really accomplished an amazing amount in that old wooden shed. Thanks for the videos! 👍👍
Transparent panels would look pretty cool I think :)
THNX I am 62 years old and really appreciate so many projects and seeing a completed project. Of course everyone wishes they could help with 2 hours of labor. worldwide...
That turned out pretty damn sweet. Looks like a 3 wheeled Ariel Atom.
I can identify with your build and time involved. I built a non-reverse trike in 2013 and I know full well what you must have gone through. I swear, I assembled and disassembled mine 50 times during the build. It was an open frame, street legal (motorcycle) with no real amenities, just barely legal. 2.5 L Dodge turbo mid- engine, 5 speed manual. However I got caught in a frog strangling rain a couple years ago, 110 miles from home. It changed my perspective of what you need on a vehicle if you want to be able to enjoy it on any given day. Guess what. It's apart again while I build a foam composite body for it. Yes, an actual d.o.t approved windshield, wipers, defroster, roof, side widows, full body panels, new instrumentation, like a hundred other pieces I never thought I would need originally. You did a great build on yours. I really like the single rear wheel layout because it gives you so much more room in the front for essential stuff like brake pedals and a decent dashboard. Ugh...Stay safe with your new toy.
Wow it sure did clean up nice. Looks so killer with the red paint job. Probably my favorite project. That cart looks like so much fun, and now looks complete.
You should be able to keep it registered as a motorcycle and street drive that thing. Sweet build!
I would make it street legal. That would be an insanely fun daily driver.
Depends on if his state allows it.what he has to do to it.
You've got no idea about the drawings and paperwork you've got to go through
@@jerrywilcox9890 here in AZ you can get just about anything legal on the street. And I know there's a few services out there that help with getting stuff like this registered.
@@migueldenboer5186 here in AZ you can get just about anything legal on the street. And I know there's a few services out there that help with getting stuff like this registered. I've done it, and depending on the mvd you can get the vin number same day.
You think someone would insure it? And it's low enough someone might run him over
You should have sprayed etching primer on it first it would be a lot stronger and last a lot longer
Indeed...
Don't they make self etching paint?
Yeah primer and clear coat
Looks great Chris! Well done! 😁👍🏼
Chris, they make a clip on trigger for spray cans. It's a lot easier on your hands. You paint almost like using a paint gun. And get a short piece of 3 in PVC pipe and a cap. The drill a hole in the cap, almost but not quite centered. Put a bolt thru that hole and tighten a nut (use washers). Then you can chuck the bolt in your drill, drop a can in the pipe and spin to shake. I use a small piece of foam to help it shake (the off center hole starts the shake). Takes a lot of the work out of rattle cans.
Sling Blade- Ain't got no gas in it! Great job Chris!
My son had two cbr600 and loved them both . No start issues even after sitting the winter
Man i love the old wooden workshop so relatable, love the work man keep it up bud
As commented, self etch primer, then red paint,white paint,….add then a 2 K clear and add to the durability of the finish. ( considering all the time and effort to dis assemble and reassemble
Overall very nice looking project result!
Man it looks so good! Can’t believe it’s been since 2019 it doesn’t feel that long haha. It’ll be good to see it ripping!
I recently got a $15 harbor freight paint gun and they work great out of the box. Genuinely worth the money. I recently primed a 64 Grand Prix and it turned out great especially for my first time with an actual paint gun it was awesome
Really appreciate the videos, your skills loaded with a heavy dose of being prepared to experiment/invent are inspirational.
I am in the midst of several similar projects and your attention to detail and getting things right certainly helps me to dedicate time rather than simply trying to get it done.
Thanks again
Great job!!! You might consider putting lights, blinkers, brake lights… then go get titled/registered for street use as a home built motorcycle… no reason it couldn’t be a “daily driver”.
Not as simple as just throwing that stuff on😂😂.depends on the state he's in.
Pa that thing wouldn't be street legal no matter what you do to it.
@@jerrywilcox9890 Ive done similar in my state. Most states have a checklist, as long as you meet the checklist requirements, it’s simple. As a motorcycle it’s easy, it’s a car where you have issues, because of a lot of states emission requirements, but no state as far as I’m aware has an emission standard for a motorcycle and yes a trike falls under motorcycle. I’ve personally built 11 custom home built motorcycles. 2 of them I sold to a guy who moved to California and he had no issues getting them titled and registered in California. Arguably the most strict when it comes to stuff like that.
@@AkPacerPilot not all states allow it my state they won't let ya.they wouldn't even let he drive it in my state they would make him park it.
@AkPacerPilot it not that easy lol nor simple lol.he found out the last time he was going to do it.
The white a-arms makes the front end look great.
I would think black steering shaft, pedals, shifter and swing arm.
Oh and a new rear wheel, the front ones look great.
The engine start frustration was the best part. Been there.
Wow! Looks great. Going to have to go back and re-watch some early ones.
This one of my favorite builds, please don’t neglect it again. 😊
4 years! This is the project that got me into this channel. It’s a shame you don’t love it, but I understand, if it’s given you so much trouble, just be done with it I guess.
Yeah, color combo looks great
Nice! The foreground color looks better if you use a white coat or white ground under
Dang man, you build some of the coolest stuff, you the MAN !!! 👍👍
Really like the color combination.
This one is a beauty! (Not that your other projects are not cool looking too, though). The only one tiny detail that really cannot do without some paneling [IMHO] is the back side of the clocks.
I think it looks amazing , really like the colour choices . It’s mad it’s been 4 years , hearing stuff like that makes me feel old as it definitely didn’t feel that long since I watched you start building it . Time flys by way to quickly.
Love to see this on a track . After all the work it deserves a fun day out 👍
The paint is awesome.
Put some mirrors and a seat belt on that thing and get it registered and insured. That's what I would do. That thing looks awesome.
I see what the problem is! (love that you shared the ending)
Red and White is the colour of my Dansih flag - the oldest flag in the world, so I approve! And black accent those two colours exellent!
Infact those colours are my favourite colours!
Hey bro, I had to say I watch your videos and they’re awesome. You are amazing at what you do. Your craft is incredible. But one thing that really amazes me is that you do everything by yourself you are a one man machine. love your work man keep it up.
That color combination just flat dab works. Nicely done.
Great color choice looks awsome
Young man you're a very bad ass builder I watched you for years I've actually built my own go-kart between you and cars and cameras you guys are badass someday I like to meet you I think what you did with the red and white is that was the perfect idea wonderful job you are a heck of a fabricator I love watching you guys's videos awesome job dude!!!!!
It looks super sharp. Way better than those slingshot things!
You should make your rack adjustable in length by putting the next size up tubes on one side and sliding over other tubes
I started watching you because of this project.
awesome build! Best blooper reel yet!
That is my favorite project on the channel, what a joy to see it finally finished, it looks like a very fun machine to drive, but isn't it very close to the ground?
This is astonishing work! blimey! what a guy
No splash - Add in a Tee & a Ball Valve. Then a plug to ensure the ball valve don't accidently leak.
Me personally I would of painted the A arms black but other then that it looks amazing !! Great job…!!!!
We miss you, reverse trike!
Congrats. Love this project.
It looks so cool, have you ever considered getting one of the frames hot galvanised? Some placese cold dip the whole thing, that way it would probably last a lifetime, I it gives a rather stealth gray look 👍 Love your work, keep it up 😁
I subscribed right around the time you started this project. I bet it feels good to cross it off the to-do list. 😎
This is the project that got me interested in this channel. Really happy to see it back!
The best part of this video was the triumphant return of outtakes/fails at the end. I missed those! I vote to bring them back.
Another quality build
I cant wait till you have a bigger shop that way you can keep these amazing projects indoors.
You might want to look into how difficult it would be get that thing to a state where you could get it titled, registered, licensed, insured, and fully street legal. My guess is that some additional lighting, a horn, a rearview mirror or two, and a few other bits and bobs would get it there. Check with your state department of transportation about that. It might be easier than you think.
Wasn't sure about the white, but once finished it looks superb with the red frame.
Consider covering the chassis with outdoor rated vinyl like that used in or on boats or Sunbrella water proof material. That would look really cool and it would give excellent protection in case you got caught in a sudden rain squall. I think there was a BMW concept that was covered with a fabric and you could see the tube frame in some locations.
Some areas could be sewn together and other areas, like between the suspension arms could be zippered to the front portion and the rear portion. Extra material is allowed for to cover the zippers. There were some French cars in the 1930s that were covered with colored canvass. You could do the same thing. I think it would look cool. Make patterns so that when you get tired of the color you can easily replace it. You should also install a plexiglass wind screen to keep bugs and sand out of your face.
Can't believe i've been watching you over five years now
yes, I want to see it on a track! Please! Nice job!
Looks amazing.
Like everybody else says, love to see finished projects.
It just needs some sort of cowl around the clocks, maybe use diamond plate to match the floor pan?.. everything else looks spot on in my opinion. Well done mate 👍🏼
I can't wait to see when you get a huge garage where every one for your projects to exist!
I've been waiting for those ( almost ) 4 years to see this finished.. very cool man !
You know what they say about all work and no play...you need to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Looks amazing
autocross with that thing would be super fun in my opinion or a track like you said. If possible title it and register it, but i know some states can be tough on that. I love it and love what you do
Excellent ! As with all your projects always impressive 👏 I suggest street legal it. It can be done 👌
Looks excellent
puppy training pads work great for catching spillage when placed under your drain-pan.
That's an awesome build right there. I love the paint job too. Reminds me of my very first bike I had as a kid. It was a red and black bike that I loved riding with everywhere. 🚴🏻 The only thing I hoped that you'd added, was a brand new driver's seat. The same ones that F1 and IndyCar drivers use. I think that'll really make your trike stand out. I can't wait to see you take that baby out for another drive on the road. Hopefully you'll get it licensed, registered and insured. 📝💳 Once you find a track nearby, I'll be looking forward to seeing how that trike performs in full force.
But nonetheless...
Great job on finishing your trike project. ✌🏻
Hell yeah man! That's a nice looking ride now! Keep your awesome content coming! I look forward to every one of your videos.
Props to you, mate.
Looks amazing 👏, your the man.
To build from scratch is next level 👌.
Looking great. You should build a cowl to cover the gauge cluster and provide some wind protection.
Looks amazing man came out really good. It's gonna be sic out ripping around
Awsome job at each time !! congratulations from France amigo
I believe that this thing needs to be street legal to show its true potential. You can take it to tail of dragon and stuff
I would have used primer before the paint itself but still, awesome my guy
I've bn watching your videos for a long time and this is my favorite, and I like the color choice
Finishing touch would be a box for the gauge cluster, then get it street legal. Cool build!
I've become a fan of the rusty metal iron oxide primers.. less rust removal & better paint adhesion w/ a primer
FINALLY. this one is my favorite because its a project i feel like i could do
So cool great job! Some minimaly stratigicly placed panels might be cool. Take it to the track in Dawsonville.
If u paint a light or dark color behind the red it will make it pop more or darken it depending on which way u go, looks cool chris!
Okay, it looks really awesome but it needs one more thing. It needs a cover for the gauge cluster. Seeing the back of the gauge cluster makes it look unfinished. Otherwise it's badass.
Good job !
*STANDING APPLAUSE* Congrats on the completion of the reverse trike, I hope you consider doing a small windscreen and maybe some small body panels just to cut down on the wind cutting through the frame.... I'd like to see it w/ polished panels on the sides at least, I think that would look really cool w/ the red, white and chrome body panels w/ some black accents. Well Done.... 😁👍❤️🤍🖤
I think you nailed the paint scheme chris.
That clip at the end had me laughing, I know the frustration.I 😆
Actually looks sick!! Well done sir! 💪💪🤯
The ending made my day lol
I did not think I was gonna see it completed
Looks awesome 👌🏾
Ain't got no gas in it lol. Looks awesome, I like the color choices.
I see your volume of watchers has increased quite a bit, good for you man, thanks
Seems like it was just last year...Better Late than Never ! Looks great Chris.
Nice work ❤️ 👍🏼
nice colors
Great video man! Lol this is the part of any project I dislike the most, sanding sanding sanding then paint and more sanding 😅
the little tizzy fit really funny