Thanks guys for a year of great videos. I'm reliving my youth see you guys. Turned 75 this year but would love to do what you're doing. Unfortunately I don't think my old body would hold up very well. Keep up the good work looking forward to seeing you build a proper shop.
Turned 66 this year, loving these videos too, enough to build me an off road buggy, still working out some problems, but it's working pretty good, check it out.. ua-cam.com/video/QIv9fr8XTrI/v-deo.html
@@flydaddy55 heck yeah. I watched your video and that thing looks fast! Check out my recent builds. No kits, custom designed a fabbed the suspension in my driveway and drilled the bolt pattern into custom wheels. ua-cam.com/users/shortsAnPGKHWMAPA?feature=share
Always put your chain tensioner on the loose side when under load, putting it on the torque side defeats the purpose because it loosens up when on the throttle. You guys did a hell of a good job and this is my favorite build so far. Also Charles is a great addition to the team!
I love the way Charles avoids effing and jeffing when he gets burned, really does good work avoiding the need to fire up the family-friendly bleep machine... :P
You guys really don't realize how much you inspire us small town boys too keep putting love and effort into mini biking. Cops are always on us even when we're creeping to a spot we can ride. We won't give up. Thank you guys for such awesome content. I think it would be awesome to collab with you guys and make a vid of you guys with us amateurs and see what we could build together in a day. There's about 4 of us that would love it. Thanks again!
Those catterpillers are called woolly bears, or "Woolly Boogers" as we know them here in KY. They turn into a beautiful tiger moth. These guys are completely harmless and are fun to fart around with cause they bundle up into a ball, their hair is course, makin them able to roll around in your hand. These guys are just your normal caterpillars but the color bands are connected to a legend that the more black they have on them the worst the winter, more brown is lighter winter. Great job on the build guys!
Charles is rapidly becoming a source of wisdom worth remembering. "It's only bad if you look at it," man, that's what I keep telling people. If you go looking for trouble and find it, whose fault is that?
One of the coolest things I see both John and Charles doing is talking to Issac when they have a problem. Both of them are very good at what they do but have no issues at all asking for suggestions from Issac who has been doing this most likely since his childhood. It takes a big man to ask for help and an even bigger one to do so with hundreds of thousands of people seeing it online. The dynamic you guys have is just awesome. Love the friendship and respect you all have for each other. It's one of the top reasons I watch you guys. Cheers, hope you all had a great Christmas and have a great New Year as well.
Ah Charles, you make the best comic relief ever, please never change! I hope you and your better half are getting plenty of sleep with your new addition to your family. I hope you all have a wonderful Xmas and a happy new year with 2022 being bug free Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Cars and cameras my ode to you. Thank you so much for all that you have done, watching your dreams grow has been oh so much fun. 'tis the season for counting our blessings, just like the projects you are continually caressing. Thank you so much for all that you do, it means more to me than these words can construe. As I sit with family and I hope you do too, I want you to know I will keep watching you!
Yep! Top of the chain will be tight while exerting torque to rear; thereby dumping loose chain to underside of front pulley. Definitely put tensioner on bottom, please.
Tensioner should be pivoting and squeeze top AND bottom together. It will ride to the position it needs to depending on whether torque is being applied as well as coming off the gas in which case the bottom will tighten up and move the slack to the top. the tensioner needs to accommodate both
Hey guys you're doing great stuff all the years! We built a 5speed shifter years ago, and we mounted the clutch level right on the shifts tick, so you can basically shift up and down by using only you right hand, which makes it waaaay easy to go fast and control your yard dart in fast corners aaaand you don't have to switch with your feet! Just an idea, maybe it will work out for you as well! KEEP UP YOUR GREAT WORK!!!!
I know they have done that in the past. On the really fast karts they put in a foot pedal clutch and paddle shifters on the wheel so they can keep both hands on the wheel while shifting gears. Might be good on this project though.
Although I have absolutely nothing to do with your new shop at all, I am ridiculously happy and excited for all of you to see the power turned on in the new shop. It's strange for me to feel this good about it when it has nothing to do with myself at all lol. Well done guys.
I didn’t read threw all the comments but the way you have the pan hard bar on the rear will let the rear axle move from left to right as the suspension moves up and down and from past experiences a chain doesn’t like to stay on and run smoothly if it’s not in line looks from the video that could be a lot of the binding and throwing the chain off
I took a siesta from your channel for a while and I am binging on it again. Charles is a great addition! He is witty and has the funniest saying. Love all of the content your putting out.
If you guys plan on running this engine at higher rpm for a while, more than a couple minutes at a time, get an oil catch can on there. The ZS engine likes to spew oil out the crankcase breather vent under those conditions. I also think your idle is still a touch low, set to 2000rpm when warm. Great build and can't wait to see its laptime!
Awesome build guys you hit another one out of the park think the drag rail is my favorite was just wondering why you never used a old shaft drive 3 wheeler that way you can get away from the chains thanks guys for all you do
I believe y’all need to do a contrast and compare with one of your first builds and the yard dart to see the progress that has been made. Maybe the Little Red Wagon or the one right before it, I think it was a Yard cart or some two seater that Ike tried driving in the woods and went mudding and little hill limbs.
I run into the chain loosening issue all the time with overhead door motors. What you need, if there's shaft room, is what's called a spreader bar. Essentially it's two bearings with an adjustable bar between them. What this effectively does is to keep your two sprockets an equal and even distance apart. The only way to generate chain slop after that is by stretching the chain under load. And believe me, there's WAY more load on an overhead door motors than you could ever generate with your go kart.
Spring loaded chain tentioning is most likely required with that long span chain set up. I also cant help but wonder about sprocket to sprocket alignment changing when things get flexed over uneven terrain with the long distance between the suspention attachment point way forward in the cart and so far away from the axle centerline.
Great build. Good ideas too. I'm thinking you need a "pinching" type chain tensioner. Spring-loaded - so no matter what the forces are - it keeps the chain tension taut. Just a thought. I'm pretty sure you can come up with a "twin" tensioner. Also, I forget which build it was, but you tried rubber engine mounts, and they flexed a bit too much. You can get sheet neoprene rubber in squares or strips, etc.(12"x12" square is about 20 bucks on E-Bay.) Just go for a high shore hardness value. Buna-M is the type. I'm thinking somewhere in the 70-90 shore range. It can be had in thicknesses from 1/16" up to an inch, or possibly more, I reckon. Thanks guys.
Hey guys, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for all the wonderful builds. That shifter cart is awesome. Glad to see the power is on at the new shop. Can't wait to see you working on the Poop de Ville Rattletrak. Hope Santa brings Charles some welding gloves and a welding jacket. Hope Ike gets a kevlar racing suit to keep him intact on his test drives. And John might need a pair of glasses, but it'll be fine. Love your builds and it keeps me feeling young watching your videos. Take care and looking forward to a new year of epic builds. Thanks for everything.
Merry Christmas guys, thanks for an amazing year of videos! you guys should do a video with nothing but highlights from the year. nice job fellas se you next year!
Hi guys, I love this project! My rare (1/47) 05 Subaru Legacy GT Ltd wagon 5MT is on EBay with a low reserve, if you know any SUBY fans this is a classic, and it’s goin this week! Peace and happy Christmas! Chris
Thes video's are alway's very good and a joy to watch. In my opinion Charles is a perfect addition to your channel he seems very capable in his abilities to perform welding, mechanical and electrical and a great sense of what it takes to work well with others. Even when Ike is acting like a real jerk it just flows off Charles like water off a ducks back. Great channel even as a 68 year old geaser brings back so many memories of building the first go cart and mini bike at age 12 to hundreds of projects in my own Welding and Repair shop for 26 years in a small farming community in S.D enjoyed every minute of so many projects. Thanks to you for many hrs of trial and error until all the problems finally comes too, hopefully that satisfying moment when it's working perfect. Every one who works in fabrication or repairs as a mechanic, welder, electrician knows that special feeling when your mind and your hands create some thing useful or fun and l projects. Now every body can enjoy your work and learn a million things from watching every thing on computers and wireless cell phones. To possibly over a million video's called diy videos on UA-cam truly amazing where we have come from to where we are today.
Awesome job on this kart John ! I have been following you an d Ike since you built your first kart, and started working on your C10. Can’t hardly wait to see your video on it
at the end when Ike went for a test drive, it didn't sound tall if anything it sounded short like it needed another gear. I hope they get it perfect because its one of the best looking carts I've seen
Guys, check the starter chain, take it off and then try again. I had the same issue with a pitbike with the Zhongshen engine and the starter chain was sloppy, took it off and was perfect.
Charles is the type to turn up the radio so he can't hear the funny noise... because he knows that if you INVESTIGATE the FUNNY NOISE, it inevitably leads to an OILY MESS.
I agree about the chain tensioner is to close to the front. Moving it about half way back and spring loaded too. The spring loading will maintain the right tension through out the travel of the rear axle.
It was a good year with plenty of good builds! Can not wait to see the shop set up and all the projects that will come out of it. Can we see more of the bronco?
That thing looks like it will move!!!! I remember back in the 70's when I was 13 or 14 we had a LANCER Comp. cart with 2 MAC 10 engines......was told it would do 120MPH, but I was only allow to ride it in high school parking lot under dad's eye, so no room to get crazy!!!! If you cut the wheel and hit the gas it would hook donuts til you let off gas!!!! 😛😛😛
Congrats on getting power in the shop finally!!! Now that ya got some power, the first 2 tools you need to buy and DONT SKIMP!! Spend the extra few dollars to buy a QUINCY compressor! You wont regret it between how quiet and reliable they are. The second tool you NEED to get for your shop is a motorcycle lift with the side extensions!! Again, dont skimp, spend the few extra hundred bucks and get a real one from handy air lift brand! Keep up the great work guys
Looking good guys. Once you get that chain tensioner figured out it will be more reliable and able to be evaluated properly. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I think a recluse clutch and paddle shifters would benefit this thing alot, get rid of the clutch pedal and put the brake on the other side. Just a thought
Thanks guys for a year of great videos. I'm reliving my youth see you guys. Turned 75 this year but would love to do what you're doing. Unfortunately I don't think my old body would hold up very well. Keep up the good work looking forward to seeing you build a proper shop.
Turned 66 this year, loving these videos too, enough to build me an off road buggy, still working out some problems, but it's working pretty good, check it out.. ua-cam.com/video/QIv9fr8XTrI/v-deo.html
@@flydaddy55 shameless self-plug, haha. checking out your video now.
@@flydaddy55 heck yeah. I watched your video and that thing looks fast! Check out my recent builds. No kits, custom designed a fabbed the suspension in my driveway and drilled the bolt pattern into custom wheels. ua-cam.com/users/shortsAnPGKHWMAPA?feature=share
@@flydaddy55 ⁹
OMG YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME despite your old age you are doing what you like doing ❤❤❤ to ya all
Always put your chain tensioner on the loose side when under load, putting it on the torque side defeats the purpose because it loosens up when on the throttle. You guys did a hell of a good job and this is my favorite build so far. Also Charles is a great addition to the team!
Gotta love Charles' analogy, "it's only bad if you look at it"😄😄😄. They all come up with some gems.
We’ll get it dialed in no time😉
DIALED
yall should do a build with grind hard plumbing co.
just send it
I love the way Charles avoids effing and jeffing when he gets burned, really does good work avoiding the need to fire up the family-friendly bleep machine... :P
“Hotter than a stihl chainsaw in an East Tennessee pawn shop” was an instant subscribe
You guys really don't realize how much you inspire us small town boys too keep putting love and effort into mini biking. Cops are always on us even when we're creeping to a spot we can ride. We won't give up. Thank you guys for such awesome content. I think it would be awesome to collab with you guys and make a vid of you guys with us amateurs and see what we could build together in a day. There's about 4 of us that would love it. Thanks again!
Make that 5 count me in @Sheldon Logan and I have built a 2stroke wheelbarrow capable of 25 mph I have videos on my channel
@@froggersgarage5127 im gonna have to check that wheelbarrow out lol. sounds interesting
Those catterpillers are called woolly bears, or "Woolly Boogers" as we know them here in KY. They turn into a beautiful tiger moth. These guys are completely harmless and are fun to fart around with cause they bundle up into a ball, their hair is course, makin them able to roll around in your hand. These guys are just your normal caterpillars but the color bands are connected to a legend that the more black they have on them the worst the winter, more brown is lighter winter. Great job on the build guys!
Ole Charlie's has turned out to be a awesome addition to C & C Love the build guys 👍✌️
Charles is rapidly becoming a source of wisdom worth remembering. "It's only bad if you look at it," man, that's what I keep telling people. If you go looking for trouble and find it, whose fault is that?
Don’t leave me alone, Charles is hilarious! I can’t wait to see the next episode of this build, it has so much potential!!
One of the coolest things I see both John and Charles doing is talking to Issac when they have a problem. Both of them are very good at what they do but have no issues at all asking for suggestions from Issac who has been doing this most likely since his childhood. It takes a big man to ask for help and an even bigger one to do so with hundreds of thousands of people seeing it online. The dynamic you guys have is just awesome. Love the friendship and respect you all have for each other. It's one of the top reasons I watch you guys. Cheers, hope you all had a great Christmas and have a great New Year as well.
Charles is a great addition to the cars and camera team..
I dont get on you tube much , but when I do its always CARS AND CAMARAS.
Cheers .
Epic Charles quote: “ it’s only bad if you look at it “.
Charles "You can't leave me alone" 🤣🤣🤣
Merry Christmas lads, thanks so much for the great entertainment. Best wishes for next year. Onward and upward!
Ah Charles, you make the best comic relief ever, please never change!
I hope you and your better half are getting plenty of sleep with your new addition to your family.
I hope you all have a wonderful Xmas and a happy new year with 2022 being bug free
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Charles may be "The Goofy One" but his knowledge and skill is always impressive.
Cars and cameras my ode to you. Thank you so much for all that you have done, watching your dreams grow has been oh so much fun. 'tis the season for counting our blessings, just like the projects you are continually caressing. Thank you so much for all that you do, it means more to me than these words can construe. As I sit with family and I hope you do too, I want you to know I will keep watching you!
Getting the power hooked up in the shop is rad! So much room for activities 🤣😂
Thanks for a great year of quality entertainment! You guys are awesome!
Have been watching for a couple years now love the content and think Charles is a great addition to the team
I grew up with Charles he's a good dude no doubt.
Congrats on a Million! And Merry Christmas Y'all!
I'm just absolutely losing it over Charles's chainsaw commentary at @11:09... Thanks for the laugh, I'm enjoying this build!
I think this is the best thing you all have built. a totally nice design. to send or not to send, that is Ike's question.
Charles makes me crack up😂 love that guy
It would probably do well with a spring tensioner on the bottom middle of the long chain to prevent the chain from coming off.
Took the words outta my mouth
Yep! Top of the chain will be tight while exerting torque to rear; thereby dumping loose chain to underside of front pulley. Definitely put tensioner on bottom, please.
Tensioner should be pivoting and squeeze top AND bottom together. It will ride to the position it needs to depending on whether torque is being applied as well as coming off the gas in which case the bottom will tighten up and move the slack to the top. the tensioner needs to accommodate both
yeah man, i would try making the chain a little longer actually and really tie it in with a springloaded tensioner from the underside
Your channel and everything has came along way congrats
Hey guys you're doing great stuff all the years! We built a 5speed shifter years ago, and we mounted the clutch level right on the shifts tick, so you can basically shift up and down by using only you right hand, which makes it waaaay easy to go fast and control your yard dart in fast corners aaaand you don't have to switch with your feet! Just an idea, maybe it will work out for you as well! KEEP UP YOUR GREAT WORK!!!!
I know they have done that in the past. On the really fast karts they put in a foot pedal clutch and paddle shifters on the wheel so they can keep both hands on the wheel while shifting gears. Might be good on this project though.
i must say, you guys have come a looong way since your days at your parent's house, and its only getting better and better, keep up the great content!
Love the new shop! Good for you folks.
Great job guys, can’t wait to finish our projects. You guys are great motivators
"Hotter than a Stihl chainsaw in a east Tennessee pawn shop." LOLOL
Dang! Can't wait to see the hot laps!
Merry Christmas and Happy new year to the Cars and Camera Crew John, Isaac and Charles. Thank you from Tennessee.....
Thanks for a great year guys! Can’t wait to see you in the new shop!
Although I have absolutely nothing to do with your new shop at all, I am ridiculously happy and excited for all of you to see the power turned on in the new shop. It's strange for me to feel this good about it when it has nothing to do with myself at all lol. Well done guys.
@@jiena____6464 Really? You have to spam this channel with this bullshit?
I didn’t read threw all the comments but the way you have the pan hard bar on the rear will let the rear axle move from left to right as the suspension moves up and down and from past experiences a chain doesn’t like to stay on and run smoothly if it’s not in line looks from the video that could be a lot of the binding and throwing the chain off
keep up the great work guys I find myself on pins and needles every Monday and Wednesday see ya next year....
I am so excited for all the new videos that are in progress. The car and karts are cool and stuff is happening and I can’t wait for the next update
@11:20 Hey now - living in East Tennessee, I resemble that remark.
I took a siesta from your channel for a while and I am binging on it again. Charles is a great addition! He is witty and has the funniest saying. Love all of the content your putting out.
You guys are 3 amigos lol love the content you give us keep up the great work happy holidays
Love every build, keep going on guys
If you guys plan on running this engine at higher rpm for a while, more than a couple minutes at a time, get an oil catch can on there.
The ZS engine likes to spew oil out the crankcase breather vent under those conditions.
I also think your idle is still a touch low, set to 2000rpm when warm.
Great build and can't wait to see its laptime!
This build is my favorite one you guys have done .... and I've been watching you guys since the beginning!! YESSSS
“that was hotter than a chainsaw in a east TN pawn shop” as a fellow Tennessean, i can confirm 😂😂😂
A Stihl chainsaw.
Awesome build guys you hit another one out of the park think the drag rail is my favorite was just wondering why you never used a old shaft drive 3 wheeler that way you can get away from the chains thanks guys for all you do
Thanks for entertaining us over the last year guys it's been great. Hope y'all have a merry Christmas and all the best for the new year 👍🎅🤶⛄
I believe y’all need to do a contrast and compare with one of your first builds and the yard dart to see the progress that has been made. Maybe the Little Red Wagon or the one right before it, I think it was a Yard cart or some two seater that Ike tried driving in the woods and went mudding and little hill limbs.
Merry Christmas, from Southeast Texas
Murphy was strong for Charles that day ! Lol
I run into the chain loosening issue all the time with overhead door motors. What you need, if there's shaft room, is what's called a spreader bar. Essentially it's two bearings with an adjustable bar between them. What this effectively does is to keep your two sprockets an equal and even distance apart. The only way to generate chain slop after that is by stretching the chain under load. And believe me, there's WAY more load on an overhead door motors than you could ever generate with your go kart.
Spring loaded chain tentioning is most likely required with that long span chain set up. I also cant help but wonder about sprocket to sprocket alignment changing when things get flexed over uneven terrain with the long distance between the suspention attachment point way forward in the cart and so far away from the axle centerline.
Thanks for a year of great videos. Have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year
Great build. Good ideas too. I'm thinking you need a "pinching" type chain tensioner. Spring-loaded - so no matter what the forces are - it keeps the chain tension taut. Just a thought. I'm pretty sure you can come up with a "twin" tensioner.
Also, I forget which build it was, but you tried rubber engine mounts, and they flexed a bit too much. You can get sheet neoprene rubber in squares or strips, etc.(12"x12" square is about 20 bucks on E-Bay.) Just go for a high shore hardness value. Buna-M is the type. I'm thinking somewhere in the 70-90 shore range. It can be had in thicknesses from 1/16" up to an inch, or possibly more, I reckon.
Thanks guys.
Hey guys, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for all the wonderful builds. That shifter cart is awesome. Glad to see the power is on at the new shop. Can't wait to see you working on the Poop de Ville Rattletrak. Hope Santa brings Charles some welding gloves and a welding jacket. Hope Ike gets a kevlar racing suit to keep him intact on his test drives. And John might need a pair of glasses, but it'll be fine. Love your builds and it keeps me feeling young watching your videos. Take care and looking forward to a new year of epic builds. Thanks for everything.
Merry Christmas guys thanks for the videos
One of the best projects you guy ever done!!!
Well done boys. Love your channel 👍
Merry Christmas guys, thanks for an amazing year of videos! you guys should do a video with nothing but highlights from the year. nice job fellas se you next year!
Awesome video guys the go kart is great can’t wait to see you guys on the next video merry Christmas guys 👍🏻👍🏻and happy new year stay safe
this is an awesome kart dart! love youns have merry merry christmas days!!!
Hi guys, I love this project! My rare (1/47) 05 Subaru Legacy GT Ltd wagon 5MT is on EBay with a low reserve, if you know any SUBY fans this is a classic, and it’s goin this week! Peace and happy Christmas! Chris
Merry Christmas to you guys and happy New years too love your videos
Spring loaded chain tensioner on that 20ft chain 😂
I loved this episode. Put the tensioner on the bottom half of the chain.
Thes video's are alway's very good and a joy to watch. In my opinion Charles is a perfect addition to your channel he seems very capable in his abilities to perform welding, mechanical and electrical and a great sense of what it takes to work well with others. Even when Ike is acting like a real jerk it just flows off Charles like water off a ducks back. Great channel even as a 68 year old geaser brings back so many memories of building the first go cart and mini bike at age 12 to hundreds of projects in my own Welding and Repair shop for 26 years in a small farming community in S.D enjoyed every minute of so many projects. Thanks to you for many hrs of trial and error until all the problems finally comes too, hopefully that satisfying moment when it's working perfect. Every one who works in fabrication or repairs as a mechanic, welder, electrician knows that special feeling when your mind and your hands create some thing useful or fun and l projects. Now every body can enjoy your work and learn a million things from watching every thing on computers and wireless cell phones. To possibly over a million video's called diy videos on UA-cam truly amazing where we have come from to where we are today.
Ike a jerk?? Ike is the coolest cat on the channel. The legit backbone of the channel.
Awesome job on this kart John ! I have been following you an d Ike since you built your first kart, and started working on your C10. Can’t hardly wait to see your video on it
Thank for keeping us entertained this year in the UK . Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Since watching you guys I have started building a golf cat with a gx390 and I thank you for it 👍
Y’all guys did a killer job on that thing !
Thanks buddy
at the end when Ike went for a test drive, it didn't sound tall if anything it sounded short like it needed another gear. I hope they get it perfect because its one of the best looking carts I've seen
I still have my signed hat from like 2017 these guys are awesome!
Thanks
"Hotter than a chainsaw in an east Tennessee pawn shop!" Hahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣
Guys, check the starter chain, take it off and then try again. I had the same issue with a pitbike with the Zhongshen engine and the starter chain was sloppy, took it off and was perfect.
Charles is the type to turn up the radio so he can't hear the funny noise... because he knows that if you INVESTIGATE the FUNNY NOISE, it inevitably leads to an OILY MESS.
I agree about the chain tensioner is to close to the front. Moving it about half way back and spring loaded too.
The spring loading will maintain the right tension through out the travel of the rear axle.
Love the shifter Kart! Merry Christmas!!
It was a good year with plenty of good builds! Can not wait to see the shop set up and all the projects that will come out of it.
Can we see more of the bronco?
That thing looks like it will move!!!! I remember back in the 70's when I was 13 or 14 we had a LANCER Comp. cart with 2 MAC 10 engines......was told it would do 120MPH, but I was only allow to ride it in high school parking lot under dad's eye, so no room to get crazy!!!! If you cut the wheel and hit the gas it would hook donuts til you let off gas!!!! 😛😛😛
I look forward to the full rip. Merry Christmas & Happy New Years John, Ike, & Charles.
Holy shit I didn't realize Charles was fuckin UA-cam famous!!! Gat damn son I grew up with him. 252 represent!!
probally one of my favorite builds yet!!!
Im so ready to see this thing rip !
Loving the content atm guys, love to see more mini bike stuff too. Keep up the great work
My new favorite saying "it's only bad if you look at it"
Congrats on getting power in the shop finally!!! Now that ya got some power, the first 2 tools you need to buy and DONT SKIMP!! Spend the extra few dollars to buy a QUINCY compressor! You wont regret it between how quiet and reliable they are. The second tool you NEED to get for your shop is a motorcycle lift with the side extensions!! Again, dont skimp, spend the few extra hundred bucks and get a real one from handy air lift brand! Keep up the great work guys
Merry Christmas guys! May your New Year bless you with health and wealth and a proper SHOP!
Currently building a barstool cart with a chainsaw motor and would love to see you guys build one too!
Merry Christmas, guys. Looking forward to some great content, as always, in the new year.
Really inspiring and very helpful on building stuff or putting stuff together keep up the good work
damnit charles, how can you be so mechanically inclined yet so damn clumsy lmfao. good job kid, its good to see more folks learning the hobby
Having a Welding Guard/Curtin would be nice to have when using the CNC Welding Table!
You can use turnbuckles from tractor supply they will be plenty strong enough and still adjustable front and rear if you place them right
Excellent 👌
Merry Christmas and happy new year guys. Totally enjoy your show. Keep it up ☺️
Looking good guys. Once you get that chain tensioner figured out it will be more reliable and able to be evaluated properly. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I think a recluse clutch and paddle shifters would benefit this thing alot, get rid of the clutch pedal and put the brake on the other side. Just a thought