making a dune buggy CV rear axle setup part 2
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2018
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As a machinist of over 40 years I have to say that while your approach is questionable at times, the outcome is outstanding. Well played young man!
Loved watching that reminded me off my dad. A pure pleasure to watch someone skilled using those machines. 👍👍👍🏴✌️
Between the music the sounds and the visuals i find this very therapeutic
You're doing an awesome job I've seen machinist do sloppier work than that you have true talent keep up the great work
I honestly wished that his videos were longer. I can sit and watch his videos for hours. He is such a great designer and builder. Keep up the excellent work. 👏
Dude you have some mad machinist skill!!!! I am so glad to see someone your age that can work with his hands like this, and think outside the box like you do!
Absolutely eyes glued the entire vid. Amazing work. GREAT RESULT.
You're motivating man! You've raised the craftsmanship and tooling bar.. These videos are fun to watch and glean all sorts of ideas from.
I can't wait to see more of this build...I know it will be awesome
You’re unbelievably talented, can’t wait to see the finished product!
I enjoy time lapse a lot better than the usual B-roll they tend to put. They try to hype people up and be entertaining, but I find THIS more entertaining, simply because it's step by step of how something is made from scratch, giving better understanding. One of my favorite RUclipsrs, Jafro does this with commentary so you can learn things you might have never known before
Said it before and I’ll say it again, all the work you put in is worth way more subs than you got. All the shit you make is really cool and I feel like you deserve way more credit.
Gotta love you're doing the lathe work on a "home built". Kudos kid; from a retired general machinist.
I would talk to any parts suppliers that have things you need about sponsorship. If they watch this video im sure they'd be on board with you and take some of that financial burden off you. You've got so much potential there's a lot of people that would love to help a young guy like you progress!
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These 2 videos. Amazing production quality suddenly. Amazing a+
Now that's looking sturdy enough! Awesome welding job i might add... 👍😁
Oh my God , I'm so happy you are going to build something with that engine.
Whatever you build, I wanna watch.
That’s a BADASS start !! 😳
I've always enjoyed your videos, but I have to say that far and away this has to have been my favorite video. I've always wanted to turn my own stuff and to see you consistently stepping your game up is awesome and inspiring. As always really enjoy your videos, great content, great production value keep up the good work and I look forward to your next one.
You've come along way young man. Keep moving forward.
Whenever milling or turning on the lathe to try to avoid going undersize you could always add 100/1000ths to your measurement, then go down to 50/1000ths then 25/1000ths etc etc. Remember 39/1000ths is about 1mm so 19.5/1000ths or 0.5mm cut on a lathe or milling machine boring tool will produce 39/1000ths or 1mm cut. When you're doing your final cut it should be about 10/1000ths off the diameter, high speed, low feed, milky water on, that's the soluable oil that you add to water for cutting. I used to be a Fitter/Machinist/Toolmaker so precision was the key to being a good tradesman. Also remember to use printer paper between any T Slot Milling Table & Vice or Rotary Tool plus paper between the workpiece & rotary table that you clamp to on the milling machine to prevent slippage & injury.
You forgot to tell him not to wear GLOVES while running a lathe.
@@AimlessMoto He already stated in another video that he has heard all about not wearing gloves while machining. I'm hoping he never learns why he shouldn't wear them, the hard way. (Hey! at least he wears a face shield!)
It's ok to use gloves for protection against flying hot chips, but you should not put your fingers into a spinning workpiece, that's all, it's pretty much common sense.
You never cease to amaze me! That is some beautiful work. You definitely deserve a lot if credit. I sincerely hope your RUclips page blows up and you begin to get some sponsorships. That would really help with funding these projects. Keep up the good work man. I am looking forward to the next update on this build.
*rather B welding* Nice work, well made video indeed. I look forward to every one.
I built one like this too what dou you think? ;)
Excellent work on the axle...A Keyway Broach set would a great addition to your tooling. Save you a lot of time, effort and they're money well spent.
You sir are very talented. Awesome machinists work.
This would have to be the best video i have seen in years. The quality of the work (craftsmanship) is second to none. Keep up the great work i'm looking forward to seeing more videos soon.
Rather nice welding.And everything else also. You sir, are brilliant.
I honestly have no idea how you don't have more subscribers and more publicity! you put so much effort and care into all your project without completely losing interest
Major kudos to you
You have found your calling. Wow. You are a tooling beast.
I have a set of Fox shocks off of a rzr 900 xp. They would work great for you.
gotta like this so he sees it!
Rzr 900xp Shocks are OK, but the springs suck! They Sag bad. Need to swap the springs with Eibach Springs and revale the Fox shocks.
yep I like it
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This is a great project! They keep getting better and better!
The setup looks so professional!👍 Awesome video!
This is going to be your best build yet. When you build the frame you should make a sand rail style frame like what people would do with the old vw beetles
Oh yeah, definitely looks like it's heading into the heavier duty area. A Sand Rail would probably be a great fit for this. Maybe even take it out to Little Sahara in Utah.
Yep just what I was thinking
I built one like this too what dou you think? ;)
I'm impressed by your machining skills. 73s from Hillsboro Texas!
You are a very brilliant individual. These videos feel my thirst for knowledge. I’d love to have the ability you do for fabrication and machines
That is a gnarly bit of machining. Nice work, dude!
Wow that is some nice work you did on the CV rear axle setup.
That is some of if not your best work that I've seen. Others are right, I haven't seen anyone else doing that level of build work.
Good idea with the multiple keyways, engineering at its best, subscribed.
Very nice work. All of your projects look bullet proof. If you are building an on road project I hope it’s a trike. If it’s off road I hope it’s a sand rail!
im a job shop machinist and i must say very good job with the tools you have.
got some serious skills there young fella. awesome..I was mesmerized watching that !
Nice work, enjoyed watching the machining happen.
It would be cool if you make some sort of 2wd utv, 2 seater. Perhaps you can gear down the engine and make a project for heavy off road stuff. Nice vid, can't wait for the next video!!
Damn that’s a hell of a machining job, can’t wait to see the thing in action
bro your such a skilled builder. respect
That's not a drive axle - it's a work of art
that's a for sure, for what it is, lot of extra work!
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I like all your precision machining, then the percussive adjustment at 24:50 :)
Looking good so far!! Personally, I would go the off road route....You can always use a RZR gearbox for forward neutral & rev. is an idea...
Loving the artwork, and loving the longer videos.
This is strangely satisfying to watch.
Very nicely made drive axle parts.
I'm more impressed with that lathe contraption you used.
Outside of the lack of money for tooling, I remember how tedious it was to machine stuff in high school for class, which is why I'll out source my machining to a machine shop for my buggy build. Unless i can find a lathe and mill on Craigslist for $2000 for the pair.
Also guessing you were also looking at Fox Racing shocks with bypass? Yeah trying to find shocks for this building without going broke is going to be a challenge. Car/truck shocks will be way too stiff. Maybe finding ones used, but who knows on the condition let alone how it'll be to rebuild them. This thing is coming along nicely. I wouldn't be surprised if it took you until Feburary to get the next video up, no worries on that.
An option you can do for shocks is get Yamaha Banshee shocks for a long travel A-Arm conversion, they might end up being cheaper.
Damn, next level skills engage! That mill you got is a sweet piece of equipment.
The rear end alone will put this build way above anything you have done to date.
Adding the mill to your shop seems to be the catalyst to much bigger and better things.
Nice tools, a pleasure to watch
That would have been a great setup for a mid-engine trike. I just came across this video, you did fantastic work.
Good lord that's some really good quality stuff. Damn. I don't know but I think your channel might be about to blow up in subscribers.
Wow man your good at what you do im proud of your work.
You his father or something?
You've evolved on both the machinery and the bugg constructions. Very good.i,m fron Brazil.
What a footage ! Wow ! Awesome !
I have been waiting for these videos for about a year. You have done everything I have been researching, even down to the S-10 CV’s.
Please do a video of the “hub” assembly in detail. I am still a little confused how the bearings are held in and correctly spaced. Thank you. Great job on the build.
You can buy coloured cellophane to put over the windows to dim the light.
I like using mylar after insulating the window, you can see outside but they cant see in
I think you are going to have your own company soon. Plus, I love your lathe. It goes to show what a person can do if they really want to.
We need to help you get a big shop .
Concrete floors 240 3 phase power .
Big lathe big mill.
3phase welders with plasma arc.
So whos going to help.
And overhead gantry crane .
You got talent .
This is some very fine work!!
Great job I think its going to work great..... I think a sandrail would be really cool! Thanks for working so hard. Best of luck!!!
This one looks realy serious, good job man. Already waiting for the next video!
speechless, the first video that I watch from you and I'm speechless ;) Subscribed!!!
For what lil u have to work with. Ur the man. Keep them coming bro. And happy new years
Love the videos! Amazing work!
fab working ! it is art !
really love ur work dude its really amazing
I could watch the machine work all day very soothing. Idea's for what to build, look at the vehicles buggies more specifically, that run the baja race. Why? They are good all around, dirt snow, sand, on road, off road. You have the power if you look at what and all they race and how they work I'm sure you can find your platform
Incredible work! Glad i found your channel. Will be following for now on.
He most definitely does. A lot of pride in ur builds
Keep up the good work. You are a genius. Been watching since 6,000 subs.
Excelente trabajo buena explicación
You just hit it out of the park with this video!!!!!
Far above all the other channels that you collaborate with. I love all of them and subscribe to most or all of them
This is next level chit.. Keep it up!
"This thing" is cool 😂
i just came and looked for this update earlier.... then POOF it shows up... THANKS.
Ur an awesome machinist
Love it keep them coming your Awesome!
That IRS setup is killer. It would also look good under a Yamaha raptor or yfz 450.
Amazing work man!!!
200k subs??? Wow what a heck of an improvement I love watching you. It's been a while
Those welds are so nice
Great machine work; you are extremely talented for your age.
really enjoyed watching that
You are some kinda crazy person, its amazing you made all of that
I always enjoy your channel
Well done mate.
Hell yeah just got here in time for the normal sunday upload . Awesome job
Freaking Awesome building skills!!! WOW!!!
nice build as you always do, tank you for the videos
Smart engineering 👍
Outstanding content! Keep it coming!
This video is so upsetting because you make it look so easy!!! 😫
I wish I was more business savoy to be able to actually make enough money to buy some machining tools!
Great Job! Looking forward to the outcome.👍
I've never seen a shaft centering technique like that on the mill. Looks pretty quick
Nice video