WILL THIS DRIFT TRIKE WORK ON GRASS??
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2023
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2nd track is called "You Can't Stop a Dreamer" by "Julian Fulco Perron"
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3rd track is called "Sugar Island" by "Setlers" and the 4th track "Surf Rock" came from same guy but i only have links for surf rock????
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Sorry for the MASSIVE gap in uploads, i've been working flat out but the projects either side of this got delayed and didn't quite go to plan but here we go with some beautiful hydroforming.
Its ok colin
It's all good, my man!
Dang!
No worries!
I thoguht you'd finally offed yourself., Coliin Keep up with the crazy schemes.
Thanks for caring about the grass Colin. You're a good man.
Hello Freedom Factory grass man ❤️
I mean he has done some burnouts on this field but yeah, there good intentions behind in the first place !
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Nobody talks about the fact that Colin goes and finds unique new music for every video. Thank you so much for not just putting generic tik tok music over every single build Timelapse Colin. It makes the videos enjoyable to watch imo
Pretty sure most of the punk music is his mate's band
yes, as a new watcher, i was impressed with his music selection for the videos
@@chrisc1245 I don’t even listen to much of the type of rock he uses. I just really appreciate the fact that he’s not taking the easy route with overused tik tok songs or a shitty royalty free beat
@@TucanusFace He gets all of the music from viewers. The songs and artist are listed in the description along with an email for submissions.
@@TucanusFace pretty sure it doesnt change the fact it's still different music every video 🤓🤓🤓
Colin: Builds drift trike with spherical wheels to avoid damaging grass.
Also Colin: Does burnout on grass.
Colin has literal balls of steel.
Literally the same comment I came here to say lol
Indeed my good man , indeed 🤘😎🤘
Treuuuu
I was going to say that 🔩
The beholder of Stainless Balls of Steel
Everyone should aspire to be as creative as he is
Good 👍👍👍
Nice
nice
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Good
Colin Furze, just watched "This Machine makes me WEIGHTLESS!!". Love your skills/abilities/content/music, but at this particular moment I'm in awe of the work/fun compartmentalism.
Compartmentalization? fu autocorrect you know what I mean
I truly think Colin is one of the most broadly and highly skilled general craftsmen of all time. He must have been an unbelievably good plumber!
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@@lycu3093 k
The fact he was a plumber is new knowledge to me, but it actually explains a lot of his skills. Metal working, piping, electronics, various math equations for a variety of situations. These are all skills that come from a plumber background
@@j0hn00electronics?
@@taza3871 I recommend using google to find out what a plumber does! :)
The fact that he went to the effort of finding resources to show how to get the radiuses without cad and laser cutters just is a real testament to how much Collin cares about his viewers.
It is but there's actually a better workaround for this. You can make templates with a compass and some basic layout math. Once you have those dimensions you can make a template from card stock and cut it out. I had to make them in welding class.
Yep. All us viewers who *DEFINITELY* go out and replicate parts of his projects and don't watch purely for entertainment.
@@bettsdn this is one I’m actually considering doing. It looks fairly simple overall.
He treats everyone like they’re poor. It makes me angry
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ god bless
I know he’s said it himself, but I love how Colin sticks to making it so everyone can follow along at home even with out the fancy equipment. He said that was why he was afraid to upgrade shops because he wanted to do stuff that everyone else with basic equipment could do. Using the circles to show how to still accomplish the forms with out the most top of the line laser cutter was a top act! We appreciate you Colin!
the first step was weld and use a water pressure thing..
i bet you dont have a 10k welding table.. or a lathe...
I wonder if anyone ever built anything that Colin showed on his channel.
@@ghost.of.aleksz.salad. You don't need a 10k welding setup to make those welds, nor do you need a lathe. That should be obvious to anyone not trying to be a contrarian
@@ghost.of.aleksz.salad. you dont need a special table to weld. the concrete floor in my garage works. i dont have a lathe but i can approximate most of these things hes doing using other techinques. if you want mastery over metal fast get a 120$ metal chop saw and some 20$ angle grinders and cut off discs and a flux core welder for 800$
I love that Colin explains things like he's teaching us there not just showing what he can do
Colin you're so in tune with your audience. You've got all these resources and a massive new shed full of all of the toys of your dreams but you take the time and go back to your humble shed, only flexing your tunnel and plasma cutter for a minute. Amazing work!
Colin is the only madlad who makes wheels as the main part of the video and then goes
" Yeah but now I need a stainless steel trike. "
Like it's no biggie. Absolute madman, we love to see it ! ❤
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One thing I love about Colin. He’s seems completely chaotic but you can tell he is a perfectionist.
I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture.
@@TippyHippy jesus christ
@@TippyHippy I wanted to try that with the cat but I haven't got big enough socks.
@@gerrybaggins Just checked. Does work if you have a big enough sock.
He's the definition of a mad scient--- engineer?
It's really beautiful that this channel actually ended up being as successful as it is, with such awesome devices and all the various fabrication options you're showing.
you're one of my favorite makers. you don't compromise your product and you always include ways for those of use without fancy heavy duty tools to do the job, so we don't feel like we get left behind. thanks for the upload, looking forward to the next one.
That’s some serious drift there mate. Great job!
love your channel guys
@@colinfurze ❤
@Josias Lourenço Ezekiel 23:20 There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.
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@My Cancer Journey I don't want to sound horrible bud but change your channel name would probs help as unfortunately the channel name will not grab attention to the correct audience I believe that could be your biggest problem with channel growth and last but not least never give up and the more work you put into it all the more you will receive out I'm sure. I wish you the best of luck from here on.
Great to see you doing more Hydroforming Colin, thanks again for being the one who first inspired me to start Hydroforming 8 years ago!
And the weird thing is that the hydrofroming video didn't feel like it came out that long ago
Hope you get some views n subs Connor, top job
@@colinfurze yes colin
Subbed! Looking forward to watching some of your videos.
Another hydroforming yt channel? Count me in
the casual excursion into the tunnel under the workshop is such a flex
Great project! Love it! 😁
You guys have a great channel btw
@@colinfurze water drift trike next
Yessssssss
It’ll probably need long wheels for balance
You got some comparable eyecandy on you channel
Imagine this is the first time someone watches Colin's content. This guy, building stuff in his garage, pretty cool, when all of the sudden he pops open a hatch and descends into his SECRET TUNNEL to use a different machine.
First time I saw him was literally the full underground video, I then proceeded to binge watch almost everything he's done.
This was my first time. And i can confirm that i was flabbergasted by what i seen. This guy is insane. I subscribed
@@nocomment2236 I cannot understand why it took youtube so long to put him in my suggested videos. He should be put into every males suggested videos the very first day they start their account.
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It is my first time watching and it blew my mind
My favourite hydroformed spheres are from regular icosahedrons, and the nice thing about that is that it's all straight welds of equilateral triangles at exactly the same angle. Downside versus your three strips and two caps approach is that there may be about twice as much weld seam.
A similar approach to yours but with five strips, is the one used commonly in explosive hydroforming of spheres.
This was honestly a gem of a video that I forgot about because the last couple of projects have been in the big barn, and I love the big barn, but this is classic Colin energy and I LOVE it
He's gotten older, more tools, more experience, better parts but still brings that classic Colin vibe. Love it brother.
The same shirt as well.
I've been watching colinfurze videos for quite a few years now. I absolutely love and cherish the fact that Colin has grown and can do most things that he wants to in this modern era, but I still miss the old struggle videos where he did not have proper tools and had to make due.
its hard to keep the same vibe but while not standing still as a person but out of a lot of channels my size or age i'd say i have kept things as original as i can........still in the same shed lol
I hear you. I think for me the spirit was always in his creations and in his wondrous mind.
@@colinfurze agreed as I said in my comment I love and revel in the vibe from your channel keep it up brother!!
@@colinfurze lol
Remember when you had to get blisters removed after he fire bombed his garage on accident?
Golem Furze has left his cave and come out into the sunshine again!!! Beautiful bike! I want one!!! 😎👍🏼
That build montage was so relaxing! Might watch that bit again!
Colin is the living example of, “If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well.”
No, I think it's, "If it's worth doing, it's worth _over_ doing."
"If it's worth entertaining, it's worth entertaining well" more like
As my old man always said.
I love that Colin uses his platform to help bands get discovered.
I agree, it's awesome! And the music is pretty much always great as well.
@@heddevanheerde Agreed, he has good taste imo
that song in the build montage was a tune !!
Choice of music is inspired. Love it ❤
I never thought about the process of making a steel ball but this is a very interesting and pretty efficient way to do it.
Your videos always leaves me awestruck at the end... literally every single one over the years!!!
I hope you never get bored of doing this Mr Furze!
You are the ultimate DIY bodger, but without, well, the bodging. Pure perfection.
Hands down the best UA-camr. It would be a close second with some other UA-camrs, but Colin's taste in music just catapults him far ahead, AND he's goes above and beyond by putting the artists in the description.
And back in the day he used local bands to him in Stamford. He now gets his followers to suggest and gets the same outcomes
This is the absolutely most fun channel to watch. Your work is spot on everytime
Spray them with a few layers of really robust truck bed liner for more traction. Should still be pretty safe on the grass, as it will follow the sphere, while having SOME texture compared to just polished steel.
I'm glad for the shout out to Ron Covell, he is such an amazing metalworker! What he can do with metal sheets is incredible
You saved me from saying this! 😛
The level of precision in Furze builds never ceases to amaze me.
Genuinely love watching the master fabricate absolutely anything and everything 17:53
Nice to see you treated yourself to some nice welding kit. I don't know if there's a new editor behind the scenes, but the production quality of this one was top notch!
It’s crazy to see how far Colin has come, love seeing people I used to watch back in the day grow so much
How far he's come? He made the world's fastest scooter 10 years ago. He was doing crazy, awesome projects for a long time, pretty much from the start.
@@JaredConnell He means in terms of subscribers and following
I remember when he still played March to the Grave as the background music
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its amazing how much time and effort he puts into these videos
Yeth.
Colin, the development process for those ball wheels was great! Excellent final design!
It is so satisfying watching them hydroform into a perfect sphere
Never mind the delays, we know you're working on great stuff, just gives me the chance to watch the full tunnel compilation video a few dozen more times. Brilliant work, Furze!
Reeeeaaalllly liking the more chill vibe, music and presenting wise on this one
Pretty cool of Colin to shout out Connor Holland, he does really cool work!
If you have any interest in hydro forming definitely check him out. He’s one of the only people online doing it and he’s probably the best at it. He makes really creative stuff, he definitely deserves more views and subs!
YES a welding table for the shed, no more wonky frames👌 Stainless drift trike looks epic btw!
What happened to the hall work space?
12:00 that are some big Christmas ornaments
For those without the tools and have the money you can buy stainless floats that already have the same FIP threads as your axle. Most the size Colin used are 14 gauge or 2mm, which is a bit thicker than what he used and would go on as easily as changing the hub with a backing nut. Will run you about 500 US per float (or wheel) though.
You are one of the most cool guys on the planet!! Seems to be a wonderful father, awesome husband and a extraordinary engineer!!
Congrats for all, man! You are a such an example!!!
I always love how well Colin makes these things. No obvious bodging or shortcuts!
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I’m always impressed with what Colin comes up with. Great video!
this is completely right dude
Always entertainment and educational with Colin, love his videos there is no one quite like him! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thanks for suggesting those resources :D Keep shredding colin!!
Colin is so entertaining I even watch his sponsor ads. One of the most entertaining creators period.
His son is 100000% his kid haha, that energy is something unique.
3:10 Love that you show the cheap way to do it! 👍
i'm still a cheap skate at heart lol
@@colinfurze We appreciate it! So many youubers these days, make a "diy" video that starts off with them firing up some cnc machine that cost the same as my house.
@@colinfurze Love the Ron Covell shoutout, he's fantastic!
that third ball brought a tear to my eye.. its perfect!
Dude you are amazing. I’m so glad to have you as part of my para social net work.
Love Ron Covell, so many super useful old-school, low-tech tips and tricks to punch way above your weight equipment-wise on his channel. Dude is an absolute wizard with sheet metal and seems like a super sweet an likeable person in general.
Just relised how happy i am that Colin is active on UA-cam again doing Oldschool like projects. Its just amazing too watch
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Commentary Colin is a gateway to new humor and more insight to the builds :O
Collin’s videos always make me happy. The music, the work, the ridiculous factor. I discovered this channel many years ago, when I was a kid, and it became a huge inspiration. Thank you for everything 🥹
Colin, that was the BEST commercial I've seen in a long time! I watched the whole thing twice! Well Played Sir!!
I'm so happy that Colin getting older does not mean Colin gets tamer!!! Love all of these videos!
I love how Colin is always so excited about everything it’s very entertaining also: 15:45 someone has to be able to make a meme out of this😅
Edits, filming and music are all on point af
Colin you are one of my absolute favorite youtubers. Over the years I have watched other ones and slowly drifted away from them but you are constantly entertaining.
I wish to be just like you one day doing what I want building projects and having fun with my job. I don't think you will ever see this but I hope you do understand how much you have inspired me. Thank you
-matt
i feel like a Colin and Sam Pilgrim collab would be unreal, seeing as Sam can ride almost any type of bike and Colin can create (and ride) almost anything with "bike" in the name. regardless the driftbike videos are awesome!
that would be sick. have sam dream something up and colin build it
I have been using UA-cam since the early days. A lot has changed since then, but the one thing I can always count on is awesome projects by Colin. Another bang up job!
Collins choice of music and hobbies are the best
I’ve been watching Colin’s videos for a long time and with every new project, I become increasingly more convinced this gent is a nutter, a glorious, life in the F***-it bucket nutter, but a nutter all the same. @ColinFurze: Props to the missus and kids, who I’m sure are a massive part of how you get to do this stuff through the support they give you to enable you to do this sort of thing untethered.
This is not only really cool and entertaining, but also genuinely fascinating. I haven’t seen much to do with hydro forming before
I can't believe how round those things are that's unreal
7:13 He's proud of his steel balls
I swear, half the reason i love this channel is the awesome soundtracks lol
Especially grooving to BC by Hourglass this time around
So cute to see Colin’s kids grow with the channel 😊 they’ve got the craziest dad
Yes Austin is awesome!!!
i love the sound of the music at 4:00 sounds trippy on nice headphones !
Colin Furze the Sorcerer of the Crown !! this is pure Magic ! Excellent as always 👌
So relevant to my current projects. Been hydroforming some kettlebell shells. With the thick bottom to keep em flat on the ground. However I've been using a 100bar pressure tester to form rather than a jet wash, because the whole issue of trying to get the perfect hose, and cheap pressure washers don't always perform. But this has inspired me to continue welding tomorrow... And the slip rolling was useful to see.
The long walk to your hydraulic press... Lol
While a bit and inconvenient for efficient use, an awesome flex and reminder to both yourself and us the viewers of the crazy and audacious things you've done like the tunnel!
Colin, I'm glad people like you exist in the world!
You Sir are having way too much fun... Keep it going.
I only realized how long I had been watching Colin Furze when he mentioned the hydroforming and I remembered watching it when it first came out.
After all these years I'm still impressed by the power and speed you can pack into those small contraptions. I both learned somthing and massively enjoyed watching you drift across the meadow! 😁 Awesome video, definitely worth the wait!!
We all appreciate Colin’s amazing builds but let’s also appreciate his music taste and the bangers he picks for background music and Timelapses!
Love how you made the wheels. That was really cool.
I have been a long time viewer and i admire how dedicated you are to perfection on all of your projects; I love it!!! great video of radomness, and you are VERY skilled.
That build montage is the culmination of decades of developing skills and collecting/building tools. That is a thing of beauty, Bravo!
I love the style of this video. It felt so much more in depth and personal! Would love to see more content like this in the future
Wonderful! I wish I had the time, space and ability to even replicate a small portion of stuff that Colin does!
You gotta love Colin he embodies everything that a guy wants to do.
I cannot overstate the depth of satisfaction this gave me! All your projects are fantastic, but for some reason this one pushed just the right buttons for me. Glad to see ya back!
Never cease to amaze. Love how you take a bit of time to explain the design process still. Not all flash a building. I learned some genuinely top notch build techniques in this video.
Absolutely AMAZING work Colin... The content, the music and the pure entertainment of your videos is such a breath of fresh air..... Thank you for NEVER GROWING UP.
Take care,
~Jonny5🥁
I don’t always watch your videos, but when I do they’re always great
14:28 is that a 3d printed part in a Colin Furze project? I never though I'd see the day!
Colin must have balls of steel himself to go that near a fragile sphere of sheet metal under such pressure, without wearing any PPE whatsoever!
Don't encourage that sort of stuff.
he had his safety tie on
@@chathuldilshanzsamaraweera9797 Yoooooou don't need safety.
If the ball was full of air or any other compressible medium, than I would agree that it would be insanely dangerous to go near it. However, with hydrostatic (water) pressure, even if an entire weld seam failed instantly, it's very unlikely you'd be injured. Water doesn't compress, so if a weld failed, it would not explode like you'd think. The only danger I could see with him being so close, is if a weld failed in a way that it made it leak through a small hole that simulated a jet stream of water (not a mist) while the pressure washer was still powered on. That would potentially result in a water jet that could easily cause pretty severe injuries. At the end of the day though, safety glasses would have been my bare minimum if I were to get near it under pressure.
just gotta love how he keeps evolving the drifttrike concept
The music this video was absolutely amazing, great build and even awesomer vibes!
Colin you’re among the faithful remnant of metal fabricators / manufacturers that still remain in the UK. May your numbers grow.
Now we just need a drift race or two. C'mon that would be great, nice wide corners a few s-curves. The Furze cup, I can see it all now!!!