Your video production has really leveled up ! Camera angles are spot on. Cant tell you how much I love those tires. Never seen brand new ones like that. My 46 CJ2a had tread that was older than dirt but still worked well offroad.
Bummer on the tap! I'm a disabled machinist, so I have all sorts of whacky ways to tap holes, but one method I've used that has worked well for friends, is to use either an old timey bit brace, or a tap handle with a long shank, something about short taps with wide standard tap handles, makes it easy to put force in the wrong direction on the tap, and they have to be so hard to work right, they are pretty darn brittle. Having the handle farther back, helps keep everything straight, and all the turning force nice and even. I haven't broken a tap since I figured out the bit brace trick. Great channel, keep it up. I'm getting ready to start welding in pieces of clothes dryer into my rust bucket m38, wish me luck, lol.
Just wanted to say I enjoy the Jeep content. I have a 65 cj5 I’m building. Total custom .not a restore like yours but enjoy the attention to detail . It’s come a long way!
Your video production has really leveled up ! Camera angles are spot on. Cant tell you how much I love those tires. Never seen brand new ones like that. My 46 CJ2a had tread that was older than dirt but still worked well offroad.
So many experience points gained for doing the job more than once! Can’t put a price tag on that experience! The rain sounds good by the way!
Bummer on the tap! I'm a disabled machinist, so I have all sorts of whacky ways to tap holes, but one method I've used that has worked well for friends, is to use either an old timey bit brace, or a tap handle with a long shank, something about short taps with wide standard tap handles, makes it easy to put force in the wrong direction on the tap, and they have to be so hard to work right, they are pretty darn brittle. Having the handle farther back, helps keep everything straight, and all the turning force nice and even. I haven't broken a tap since I figured out the bit brace trick. Great channel, keep it up. I'm getting ready to start welding in pieces of clothes dryer into my rust bucket m38, wish me luck, lol.
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Just wanted to say I enjoy the Jeep content. I have a 65 cj5 I’m building. Total custom .not a restore like yours but enjoy the attention to detail . It’s come a long way!
Morning April, yep 1step forward 3steps back. Been there, this makes us wiser lol. Take care c-ya later Terry.😊❤
Mistakes are whats fun .... lol