LET'S FABRICATE THE INNER HOOD HINGE CONSTRUCTION
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- We're diggin' the way these door hinges match the design of the truck. Let's test them out to see if they clear the bottom of the fender then jump into fabricating an inner hood construction that will accept our hinge setup 🔥
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I love how Bad Chad takes the time to mention several times how amazing Jolene looks, takes the time to teach & mentor Aiden & takes the time & custom fabricate the wildest & most amazing pieces of rolling art! He may call it a car, I call it rolling art, because in my heart & eyes, that is what they are! KUDOS!! WOOT WOOT!
The door hinges could double as mounts for the side mirrors.
I was thinking the same thing, not that I can imagine what they would look like, maybe a round mirror on a chrome arm?
That is a great idea, something built up off the top of the hinge to complement the shape of the hinge and give that shape more purpose.
They could work as a door vent to if they covered between the hinges. Kinda like the side vents on some of the old trucks had
@@rocky2615 I like that idea . A large air scoop that joins both of the hinges. The shape could look like a NACA aircraft vent.
I was thinking the same thing!!!!
Whatever You Do Today. Do It With The Confidence Of A 4 Year Old In A Batman T Shirt !!!!!!
Rock On!!!!
Chad you Jolene and Aidyn are doing an excellent job on this build. Aidyn is learning by doing. That's the only way to really learn something. Thank you for being a role model for him.
I really appreciate Chad as a teacher. He instills confidence and a ton of positive praise. More managers in the world need this type of attitude.
Simply put 🤔 Bad Chad treats his employees as he would like to be treated….. “if you know what I’m trying to say” !! 🤗🤗🥇
You have a 4 foot wide hood, Why have the hinges 6 inches apart? Same on the door hinges. Why so close? The more you space them apart the more stable they will hold something. House doors have a hinge at the top and one at the bottom, not two in the middle. If you pick up a dumbbell with weights on it do you put both hands in the middle. or spread your hands out as far as possible? Just because something is easier or faster does not make it better. Your artistic, and body work skills are excellent, engineering and mechanical not so much. Doesn't make you a bad person. Take a little more time and thought with your weaker skills. Or even talk to someone who knows more than you to help. Life lesson, no matter how sharp you think you are, there are many who will amaze you Henry Ford didn't build either of those cars alone, he got smart help to make his ideas work. The car is still called a Ford.
Thanks guys...Awesome job on those hing,es,,Vary cool..They real,y fit that truck...I like now they stick out..A little Mad Max.Stile and CURVY,S..lol..Love it..Jolene that mic. is awesome..Every word clear...Camera work Awesome..If it ain,t broke don,t fix it.Ya had it great first time out of the gate.That,s awesome..Yur do,in a great job..Live and learn...Thanks again!!!You guys rock!...
I think the hood hinges should be apart more from each other
Of cause!
There are so many similarities between building a car and building a boat. Making patterns for a bulkhead for example. Flagging off is a term used to describe the process of using a spile stick to generate the irregular shape for the pattern. Or scribing is another method using a compass. Or poking a marker through a washer or bearing to maintain an even offset while tracing the surface. You still need to make the initial rough cut of the pattern to get it close enough to the shape but scribing after that would reduce the amount of “trimming to shape”.
You could use a couple of welding triangles and small magnets to keep the bristol board perpendicular to the surface your making the pattern for.
Love the show, the live format (heavy breathing included), and your approach to problem solving. Keep it coming.
Your hinges are too close together. Top hing should be where the factory top hing is . That will stop the sag
I am also concerned that the weight of the door will overpower the narrow set of the hinges.
So true
Always a joy to watch a creative genius at work. The team work between the 3 of you is awesome to see. Always learn more than just fabrication work from watching.
The hood now comes off and the hinge is installed on it. Moving along with the overall build is happening at a good pace.
This design reminds me of a Disney cartoon from the 1950's, it's a bit Bubbly (if that's a word), kind of a steamboat Willy sort of look. The hood and most of the front fenders remind me of streamlined locomotive also from the 1950's. Very neat so far ... then come the front of the fenders/headlights which seem oddly out of place from the rest of the look. I think they should follow the rest of the 1950's look instead they look to me like a 1960's space ship look. But you're the man!
The hinge looks great. Chad, you should use the 'contour gauge' that someone sent you for the pattern inside the hood
This is training that Aidyn will never forget and will be thankful for the rest of his life. School was never soooooo good!
Looking forward to another fun day of Chad, Jolene, Aidyn, and FINA.
Bad Chad, Joline, and Fina Hiltz Auto should be in the top 10 of you tube hits. For entertainment, inspiration, and instruction.
You deserve that much. I'm going to send this to everyone I know.
I read somewhere that geniuses often talk to themselves. That makes me feel better 🙂 shout out from Bristol, Tennessee 🏁🇺🇸
Definitely a genius!!!! Greatest car builder of his time!!!
@@johnmacmillan2766 hell yeah man. It's planned into my day and to me he is the best teacher
@@johnmacmillan2766 BCU Bad Chad University
Absolutely!!! I’ve been his student for a very long time as well!
@@johnmacmillan2766 I don't watch tv or do much if anything outside of youtube and I only just recently found him a few months ago. And I needed his influence but didn't realize it until I watched my first episode. There is just something about him and his personality that is pure and genuine and no bs old school. I am a carpenter and I was taught the old school way by older men and so I really pay attention when he speaks.
"We used what we had" is probably the best advice Chad can give.
In woodworking we say the best tool for the job is the one you have.
Just like Chad and Jolene, Aiden is doing a great job.
Hope you all have a great day.
Looking forward to seeing you make more progress. I can see the gears moving in your mind Chad. Excellent camera work Jolene, cheers from sunny and hot California 🍻👍👍👍👍👍
Later on, so the doors don't open more than they need to and wreck the paint (if, that's a concern, of course) you could use a leather strap, bolted to the inside of the door to limit door swing. My grandpa installed one on his truck which had a door mounted tool box (a farm, mostly, truck). It was mounted such that it was perfectly heighted for working on his farming implements with the truck parked right on it and because the box was easily crumpled, he put a leather strap.
Bad Chad's door hinges worked out really good ,can't wait to see how he does the hood hinges and the hood off🧢👀👍👍🏻
Three very talented people! They are in their element, all doing what they are good at. That’s what brings me back!
This has become the highlight of my day. It's really fun to watch.
Looking better everg day Chad. Love the fact your just letting Aiden get on with his job, such a brilliant confidence booster for the youngster. He does have the best tutor he could possibly wish for. Keeps these video rolling and the audio is a 100% improvement on yesterday's. 👌🇬🇧🎥🎥🇬🇧👌
We are all hinged to this build 💪👊👍
Hi Chad, I think you should probably stand a hinge straight up and measure to see if there will still be enough distance from where you're mounting the hinge on the hood down to the cowl or if the hood will hit on the cowl before the hood can be open as far as you need it to be? I think just to be safe it would be good to know before going much further. I like the way the door hinges are turning out but I've been worried about the shape of the hood hinges and where they are mounted ( below the cowl by some distance) possibly reducing the distance to the cowl when the hood is raised causing it to hit the cowl before it gets to the open position. Not trying to be negative but I'm a retired welder/ fabricator of 35+ years and still do custom fab. as a hobby now. I've got several projects of my own to finish so wishing you the best on yours.
P.S. Many hood hinges depend on a pivoting 4 link design that moves the hood forward as it is raised to maintain the needed clearance at the cowl.
Hinges look perfect ,looking forward to seeing the hood on the hinges,have a blessed day,God bless.
Getting the hinges to work yesterday was amazing. What a remarkable piece of engineering!! Looking forward to today’s hood hinge fabrication.
Put screens in front of the door hinges so they look like air inlets
Great progress...This is a major build. I love it. It's great to see how you work through a concept build...Finding a solution to a design problem, one step at a time. It's great to see you challenge yourself and confront unknown solutions for the first time. You challenge yourself every day...And Jolene is challenged in how she captures activity on video. Love it.
Is this the only hinge possible ?
Could there be a cleaner looking way..
to get that door to open properly ??
Clean is too plain and doesn’t fit the Art Deco look of the rest of the truck.😀
Love the fact that you are giving encouragement to your young apprentice. Go Obi One!!!!!!!!
He's not an apprentice! He's just there for a bit!!
tuning in to the best dang show in youtube from Adelaide South Australia its fryyyday here now ill be tuning in tomorrow when its fryyyyday there too g'day m8 have a great day with that awesome camera woman of yours thanks for the great videos 100k subscribers in no time then before you know it 1 million i know it will happen you guys are awesome
Adelaide as well brother loving it
your inspiring me to get a project car I've always wanted to but have no skills when you say if I can do it you can do it that at makes me want to ...and I love watching you build things Chad thank you for letting us watch!!
Cant wait to see what kind of grill and engine goes into this mad project
It’s all in the attitude and yours has been one of the best I’ve come across in all time. Thank you!
Not feeling the hinges, but hey...it ain't mine. You do you, Chad.
Jolene, You’re doing great at steadily improving the audio and video quality. Go to sites like B&H Audio (and others) that sell sound mixing equipment. There are multiple choices available for small audio mixers that give you 2 or more inputs and have the iPhone lightning connector then they also have a headphone jack to allow you to monitor the sound quality live. You’ll need to do a bit of research for the best device for your needs but they are available. The other day I think the mic gain was just a little too high and with it positioned near Chad’s face you get that breathing noise and I could hear the input level over peak at times when he talked loud. That’s where a mixer will allow you to adjust levels to prevent those issues. Welcome to the world of sound mixing!!! It’s fun but can be frustrating at times but keep up the effort as you are getting better all the time. Today the sound level for both mics seems perfect.
Never can second guess the master…magic at work.
Great work ALL of you. The dedication to daily uploads is inspiring.
Can’t wait to see this with all of the grinding done! It’s really lookin’ cool!
Fantastic work. That truck would look incredible with that custom grill that you thought about doing. Thanks for everything you've done!
The door hinges look like they belong on your truck. A perfect style for sure (IMHO).
Chad you and Ayden are doing a great job welding and building the different parts of the truck and so is Jolene on filming your every move.
Btw; I sure wouldn't mind seeing how good Jolene looks lol
Looking good, great camera work Jolene you rock! I hope you have Aidyn is around for several months or more, by then you should be back on Jolene's car and welding it up, so we can see her drive it down the road. We need to get one of these projects finished.
Hidden hinges are great. Kindig, iron resurrection and many others at the top of their game use them.
Iron resurrection is bad to the bone💪💪💪💪💯💯🥇🥇 they’re about 30 miles from me here in Texas I love them and their work💯💯💯💯
@@joshuameltabarger7551 it would be amazing to live that close and visit their shop, see some true metal magic.
Hard job with the hinges but nothing going to stop Chad and jolene from finishing this awesome truck. God bless you both 👉⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘❤❤😎😎😎😎
Love the creativity. Cant wait to see this thing all one color. The rendering is awesome.
I actually like the hinges, I still like the idea of an art deco type chrome portion on the hood that could be extended into the hood hinges pattern. Like a 1938 Saoutchik Hispano-Suiza H6C Dubonnet Xenia Streamliner! Or like how the chrome line on a 1938 Graham Model 97 Saoutchik Cabriolet extended onto the cab door!
Following from Puerto Rico since you started the build..Great work ..lots of details on the Build ..Your wife is also doing a great Job with Production and cuality Sound...
I like what I see, Chad. May I ask, are you going to place a step-up, So that Jolene can get up to enter the door? Also, will it be a protruding step-up, or will it be one that you pull out, or just a flat rim step, that stretches all the way to the trunk, so that you can climb into the back? Thanks for sharing! Nice video Jolene. Chad, I enjoy your humble humor :) A shout out to Aden, he is doing a good job.
Always love seeing the amazing transformation!
Chad seems to be having second thoughts about his door hinges, but I really like them! Keep on trucking,Chad!
It is so refreshing to watch a live broadcast rather than a cut one errors are ok makes you human makes the filming alive not staged thats why i never go to the movies fake stuff all you guys and gals are so alive and its so refreshing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watching you work is like watching a whirlwind only your faster lol
Thd car is coming along and looks cool.
Thr hinges look good a little chunky easy for me to say but have you considered tapering the sides down as well so that they look a bit thinner, longer and sleeker from the side as well as the top.
Aiden is going to be pushing you soon. I bet he will be giving you welding advice before long haha
Loving your attitude. It is a great day in Idaho as well! That hood needs hydraulics! How cool would that be? But then it's easy to be an arm chair quarterback when your own projects are finished. When your in the thick of a build you want to slap people like me that suggest more work! Keep up the great work, it is fun to watch.
Aiden is a great intern! He listens and learns from the Best! Great attitude, always a smile and a genuine eagerness to learn. He will be going great places in this world, in large part thanks to you Chad for taking him under your wing. Major props to you for passing along your skills and hard-earned knowledge to such a great kid! (And Jolene is a gift to the world as well!!)
I tried messaging you guys my hinge idea. I know I'm not building it but I thought I'd be that guy today. This truck is gonna be wild👍 keep it comin'. 🍻
Another comment I read was the door hinges should be spaced as far out as practical. I agree, the door would have less movement , more strength.
I give a lot of credit to Aiden's work ethic and his drive, but I also think Chad lets him experience and learn on the fly, so to speak, without criticism, so it let's him really learn. Great team Hiltz fam
Had to watch 3 episodes in a row cause my wifi was down for couple days but worth getting 3 hours of bad Chad customs lol awesome build !!!!!
You are at the top of the food chain as a fabricator. And the video that Jolene does is amazing as well. Adian is coming along great. Fina is always smiling. Respect to you all
Chad and Jolene the audio wasn't terrible, just the mic was too close to your mouth and picked up breathing causing the thumps. I certainly didn't stop watching the video. Now today with the mic lower the sound is perfect!
Jolene is recording top notch videos and the sound is perfect. Remember when you started there were no mics... improvements all the time!
Your fan base is growing and we all enjoy your content! Keep up the great work! Thanks for sharing your projects!
Cheers!😎
Your doing a fantastic job producing & building the vehicles. I like how you do the producing that means real & not staged. Like shows on TV. Thanks. Even Aden is doing a great job.
I'm in awe of all the dangerous ways you wield that grinder without getting hurt... Horizontal cuts are especially cringeworthy!......The work looks awesome!.... Good Job!.... Suggestion: weld bubbles in front of those door hinges to give them more style...
Gotta say I am very jealous of Aiden. When I was in college all I wanted to be was a hot rod builder. I went so far as getting accepted to Wyotech’s hot rod program. But they didn’t have married housing and no one in the area would rent to a Wyotech student, especially not one with a dog. So I had to drop out before I got to begin. I love how everyone on this channel is learning something every day; Aiden, Jolene, Chad and the audience.
You forgot FINA dog !! 😄😄🤩
Alrighty then, let’s do this damn thing everybody! Glad your here, South Tucson Arizona in the house via Alan Gluth. South Side e:trikes, here n learning.
From the mind of an artist…great to know what you are thinking as you are making it…. Don’t worry about the mic thing..,the positive is it cut out the noise from the grinder…the one caution is be careful when you go off camera…when you went to the junk pile last night I was waiting for some cussing when the vice was broken…LOL. Great content
Nice job on the door hinges, when I saw you trying to use the original and one new one I new it was not in the same hinge plain and thus not work, but you worked it out nice
Best reality build show , better than TV ! ROCK ON Hiltz auto Co.!
Looks good. Unless you intend to tack up the sub-assembly for the hinge brackets, with the hood in place, you'll need to account for the top of the hood that is now bowed inwards, since it is not supported by the profile of the bulkhead of the Ford.
You Guys have got this going in an awesome direction..one step at a time..can't wait to see the finished machine
I wish I could put pictures on here to show you what I'm talking about Fifties era air inlets with screens mounted on the front of the door hinge extending out a couple of inches allowing the door hinge to function The screens camouflage the hinge to make them look like air inlets Wonderful job
Free Tip , that I know you realized after you cut those, less waste if you cut straight line pieces back to back. but love you're quick action to any part that your building. Dam got to the end, every mistake has solution as you said, add A peace , before weld the other one in put some lighting holes in to strengthen it. some nice flanged hole's look sweet under the hood.
I watch as much as I can and you guys do a great job, no matter what we do in life we always will have obstacles, Jolene overcomes them as well as anyone!! Keep up the very informative videos and Jolene you are doing an outstanding job, keep it up!! A fan from Uniontown Pa!!
I'm not one for the patreon begging that has infiltrated youtube.
But in all honesty, the fact you not only bring an *actual* apprentice on board but you clearly explain what you are doing and show everything without speeding anything and talking the entire process through makes we want to donate to keep this going.
If you set up a patreon, I would donate. I have learned a lot from watching your very regular updates.
Your creativity at work is sensational. Nice detail solution for the hinge of the door.
The hinges are great...with joints, cutlines, hinges, etc. you either hide them, or celebrate them..this is a mega celebration and I applaud them.
Bravo❤
Jolene your camera work is spot on..that shot where Aidan was slicing the front of the hood, with BadChad off to the side was cool ass art and science.
The hinges look GREAT. Like Chad said the shape goes with the shape of the truck. And you created from what the door yard provided. The sound today is much better. Truck looks bad ass with hood off. I see an opportunity for a sheet metal decorative engine bay!
I really enjoy watching your videos, the Ford/Merc. combination is very sculptural.
I love it! Keep up the good work.
Hood off alright 👍nice job on the doors hinges look awesome 😎👌🇦🇺
Was thinking where the old door hinge is up top could be used as the rear view mirrors.
just watched the first time door open... didn't have to wait because camera was in the right spot..great shot Jo
Hinges turned out nice! I would have put the top one up where the old hinge was. More distance between reduces strain and means less deflection.
Just like the statue sculpture......Chip away everything that doesn’t resemble a CAB OVER.
At eighty four I’m still learning. Been a gear head & metalsmith as far back as I can remember !
Great job Chad
Suggestion : have Jolene teach Aden to video. Then Jolene could share in the welding.
Glad to see you teaching a young man some almost forgotten skills!
Classic!
Watch and learn everyday 43 years old and still in school thank you 👍👍👍👍
Cross brace in the hood and then some decorative and functional gussets, the under side of hood will a piece of art.
Great to watch people who love what they do. Well done on all your success guys.
Chad you guys are doing a marvelous job with this build. Keep up the great work and Jolene you are doing a fantastic job on videos. The video work looks professional. God Bless all 3 of you guys. 💯💪🏼👍👍🙏🙏✌
The hinge arrangement on the doors calls for exact positioning to be successful and am sure you will do it, great stream as usual, especially Jolene`s camera work, helper Aiden is learning a lot.
Maybe someone else has already suggested it, but I can see two thick chrome/stainless bars that go from the leading edge of each door hinge, along the hood sides, and meet at the front of the hood!
The sound was great guys! Very nicely done.
Chad provides young Aiden the space and respect to consider his decisions and actions whilst learning and growing in confidence. A working environment like that teaches more than just the job at hand.
Love this build - I wouldn’t put a grill set up over the nose of this truck . It will look so mean painted up with a solid nose as is. Reminds me of the truck in the movie Jeepers creepers. Don’t ask me why.
l personally would move top hinge .up to the position of the old un used hinge. for looks and function . because to me it will look and function better . l like the hinges that shape so far. A big thumbs up for your progress so far.
The door hinges have the silhouette of the 36 Ford. Look awesome.
The door hinges fit the build perfectly! A+
The audio seems better with your old setup.
I think I remember some earlier videos where the grinder was muted. Those were the best, but I realize that takes a lot of time.
Great job on the build
Since you didn't put the hinges inside the cab like a Shelby Cobra, I like the sound of an art deco cover over them. Lookin' good!
Interesting project