THE HINGE DILEMMA HAS BEEN SOLVED... OR HAS IT?
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- We think we figured out how to solve the door hinge problem 🔥
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I'm totally addicted to watching these every day. Shifted my work lunch from noon to 2 for it! I love the combination of learning and positive philosophy...so inspiring! Thanks Chad
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After reading some comments about this being two cars.. I realized I’ve forgotten this was two cars. It’s becoming it’s own thing. Awesome Chad! 🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌🍻
Thank you for showing all of us that it's totally acceptable to experiment with challenges, learn from them, and then implement them into future projects. We enjoy watching and learning as you go. My husband has "borrowed" many of your workaround hacks/ideas and we just love everything you do. The world needs more Chad's. Cheers from Dawn and Derek from Rustoration Inc. in Washington State.
I think you're a good teacher. Ayden is very lucky that you are not only trusting in him but, that you are teaching him great as well. I've never been a fan of external hinge but, what ever works you have to go with it. You've helped me realize that school took the creativity away from me. Before I went to tech school I used to draw and try to do really cool stuff but, after years of having to make thinkgs factory that is just what I did because that's the way it's done instead of creating new fun stuff. Thanks for that and for teaching everyone to just follow your feelings. If it works that's just the best part and if it doesn't well you learned that it needs another way !
Chad's a good guy. He knows how to teach and most of all how to talk to people. Much respect!
Chad, haven't had much to say. Been following you through several builds. Top hinge needs to move up to bulge in body line (where the hinge is now) for balance look and more leverage and strength. Love your work and your girl she seems so nice and so easy on the eyes as you know. I'm a retired metal and wood worker who started my work in a custom body shop in Muncie, IN. in 1960. I have a studio shop in Freeport Florida between Panama City and Pensacola on the Gulf of Mexico where I play my days away on many projects. Going to visit you on trip to Nova Scotia hopefully this fall. I've heard it's the best time of year to visit.
I truly hope that young man realizes what a great opportunity he's encountering!
I agree with you
I think he does, seems like he’s got a good head on his shoulders.
@@rodparker4514 he is in a place way better than trade school he is learning from a magician they say those who cant do teach and trade school is full of teachers he can learn from where ever whenever i have learned so much just watching these videos its like a free trade school (and if you read this CHAD Thank you for the schooling
@@rodparker4514 he's an apprentice,in your country I don't know how it works but. But in Canada you go to college to get your degree at the same time you have to hook up with a Tradesman to get some experience hands-on experience to be able to graduate and that's what he's doing that's why he's not there everyday,
@@rodparker4514 . Atleast at trade school he would be taught not only skills also good habits ,chad doesn't give a rats @rse about the kids hearing.
I Have Found That I Don't Fret About What Bad Chad Is Having Troubles With Anymore.
I Have Never Been Disappointed With Any Of His Completed Builds, So Far....
Most definitely if anyone can make it happen Chad will.
I enjoy his problem solving methods too.
Everything hinges on this!
I’m coming unhinged with suspense.
That's an aDoorAble thing to say.
My dad and I really enjoy watching you operate creatively and solve problems as you go. You are an inspiration to us!
The old mic had clearer sound. This one you can hear chad heavy breathing 😂😂. Trucks looking awesome keep up the good work 👍👍
I can’t believe how well these two cars are merging together. I love all the body lines!
lol wow I’ve now forgotten it was two cars.
The mic is picking up your breathing and making a roaring sound.
Probably just need to move the mic out a bit so Chad isn't breathing right into it. It will still pick up his voice.
Come on Man! They are going the best they can.. I almost sounded like Chad… hahaha!,
Awesome solution to the hinge issue! You're apprentice is a breath of fresh air too! I enjoy having a motivated, intelligent apprentice. Unfortunately it's been years since I had one. Can I buy some of them t shirts you got? I'll poke around your site and see if I can figger it out. Also, hands down you and Jolene have the best production value on UA-cam! Keep up the great work man!
If those large protruding hinges work out, I wonder if you could somehow incorporate the rear views onto them?
just shine em up 😝
Plain and simply, you all (including Ayden) continually amaze me every day. The whole process of engineering, fabrication as well as teaching a young man learn to weld and fabricate so fast, as well as Jolene behind the scenes, getting us all in close to see the progress... is just plain and simply amazing Cheers...!!
I'm predicting the hinges will eventually be on the back side of the door.
Gull wing the son of a bitch ! Doh !!! Don't tell Chad, he might do it....
@@traderjoes6748 No He has his own mind mad up. He's going with the front hinge's, that will sag and brake loose.
But suiciding the door won't change anything....the shape of the door is the same front and back.....he already showed us that.
@@chrisfromnz3038 suiciding the door would allow him to put the hinges further apart and make it more stable.
I love the fact that's you get to pass down your knowledge to the young man! It's nice to see how you treat Aiden as an equall.
Did his son tell him where to stick it? He's not on the show anymore...
I Think the original hinge would still work,Just move it higher on the door.
When the door's sag or fall off over time because of the weight, he will have to figer out something else. Mabey putting the hinge's on the rear of the door, instead of the front.
Some time's you have to think further down the road then the minute you are working in.
But who knowe's maybe we will all learn something. Good luck Chad.👍😁
@@joepeanut6827 Who needs doors? There over rated!
@@65cj55 Lots of modern cars have the doors welded in one position! If you ever need to adjust them you have to bend the hinge!!
Thanks Chad, you are keeping the "old look" to the hinge design. Now some rear view mirrors on top of those hinges to cap them.
Big truck , big hinges,
I damn near lost it....
Nice To See You Two On TV Again.
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Excellent job on the vehicle and teaching the young man on how to do things the right way. Keep up the good work.
I'm excited to see how the hinges turn out. It's awesome how you go and change on the fly. Truly a fan
he could just move it to the side a little so he is not breathing on it.
Thank you Chad and Jolene, for all the hard work in showing us what is possible,and the confidence you have passed to others to possibly attempt work of their own.
The big ass hinges look awesome !!! Ya doing great ! Keep On Building, never stop. Jolene is getting better and better. I'm sure filming everyday helps. Great channel.
I’m wondering how those hinges would look acting as mirror brackets.
I get up at 6am to catch Chads build. Art, I built Movie and stunt cars and vans. Crashed them, blew them up and I was free to do it my way, freedom of choice to build it the way you want.
Aiden is doing good. He has a great teacher, Chad, Jolene and Fina
@@ZUGI849 Either way they will never work with the hinges that close to each other! Not properly!!
Seen the two of you work on the truck like a fine wine. Taking time to get it right. Way to go!
Aiyden needs to get on to KNEE PADS or he will suffer when he gets older. Just saying. Great weld job all 3 of you. *****
Lol I regret it already, I used to work overnight and you had the choice to wear knee pads, I usually didn’t and now my knees hurt when I get on them, it’s worse cause I messed them up a couple years before I worked overnight
I'm really reluctant to comment since you are so much better able to establish what is best for designing this artful creation. But, I am concerned about the sag within the hinges and denting of the fender by the opened door. The hinges now on the truck (right side) seem to assume there will be a person holding the open door and also aiding the person entering. I wonder if it is practical to extend the lower hinge and tilt its "pin" so it aligns with the reworked top hinge pin. NOTE this above thought is intended to be considered ONLY if there is any doubt in Bad's mind.
Chad I've been a welder and steel fabricator all my life and I have met a lot of other welders and steel fabricators I've been watching your shows for over a year I am 70 years old and I live in Maine my name is Carl I think you're one of the best I've ever seen in my life
I know you need the original top hinge for alignment but that may be the best spot for the new top hinge. Installing the new top one in Its place may give the door more uniform support. Love watching you hustle to get the job done...it's like poetry in motion!
It’s humpday and I can’t wait to see how this turns out
Dump the hump.
With Jolene as wifey, everyday would be humpday!👍🙂 No disrespect intended.
Absolutely love how you did the hinge, shows you don’t need a bunch of store bought stuff to come up with something that will work. Thanks again for sharing with us.😊
Expand your merch with Chad's sayings. "If you know what I'm saying" etc
And “well look at that now would ya?”
Chad you and Jo are good people. Thank you for sharing your lives and skills. Your work ethic sharing will not go to waste. Aiden is a lucky guy to have a mentor like you.
Maybe turn off Aiden's microphone when he isn't talking into it...
Totally agree. Sound is the toughest part of videography.
He is such a chatty Cathy lol.
Mr Hiltz, it is such a PRIVILEGE to watch you and Miss Jolene make UA-cam magic! You're an affable genius, sir and have inspired us to do our own 1964 Galaxie convertible. Please do not change a thing: Keep generously sharing your thoughts and skills, as this is your ministry! How can your fans send you a gift or donate to you?
The hinges remind me of the ones on my Model T Coupe, they mount inside the post, Ford put a 90 degree bend where it hits the inside for added strength, great job working with what you have. 👌
Think you still need to space those hinges out, maybe up to where the original top hinge is? That will provide more vertical stability. But that was a good workaround the hinge dilemma!
Try the bottom hinge on the flared section - about 3" from the bottom of the door. Add a new hinge at the top and make the hinge pins line up with each other. Then they don't need to stand much above the door.
If you keep the bottom hinge on the window section of the door it will need to be 4" or 5" out, or maybe 6" forward - same as the width of the flare in the body it has to clear.
Yeah man just extend top hinge..mount
Mirror to it..maybe.great job chad
I like how Chad , puts in comments and Chuckles. Working away with intensity and cracks a laugh, that resolves the moment. Brilliant to say the least. His interaction with Jolene is fantastic and with Aden it’s respectful and fun. Chad knows what he wants and does not step on toes to get what he wants. Truly Brilliant . Greatest Show On Earth here . 🇨🇦😊🇨🇦😊😊😊🇨🇦
Really appreciate Chad's praise of Aiden's good work and his daily praise and compliments toward Jolene.
The cabover looks fantastic and your problem solving solutions has me glued to the computer every episode 👍🔧
Glad that you are teaching the young people to how to weld and doing it the way and letting him to his own devices to do the job great work 👍
Really pleased that Chad came up with a brilliant solution to the problem.
That's what life is about.
"Be part of the solution, not part of the problem".
Chad never stops thinking on what has to be done on the job at hand. If he sees something not right it is handled right then and there. This is a sign of a Master !!
I'm not a big fan of those hinges no matter how you strengthen them. If you persist in using them please move the top hinge onto the body line where the original hinge was placed. You'd never see a door in your house with only 2 hinges stuck 9 inches apart. It's not too late to reshape the bottom of the doors and have square corners. Still think your a genius and love all your work.
Great work on the door hinges they look wonderful, & they work the way you wanted them to. Thanks Mark Dutka
I like the way you are teaching Aiden, not just metal work but the concept of quality work. I always use the wet rag method of weld cooling on sheet metal and wonder what your opinion of that might be.
That door looks awesome on there , the whole thing is coming together . Keep up the great work Guys and Gal .
Howdy, hope you will be happy with the hinge solution. Thanks for the program!
I'm glad you guys got help and you are helping him out too! You guys are awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Chad what you are teaching that young man will stick with him the rest of his life. Thank you for that.
Excellent solution. Some good quality welding there too.
My day is not complete until I watch Bad Chad. Thanks 😊
So glad that the sound quality is coming along. The days of really LOUD grinding and cutting are now equaled out and my husband doesn’t have to blare it to hear Chad. Excellent job Joleen!!!
What a great hinge solution. No worries at all just grab a tool and make it happen. Nice work.
Looking good 👍. Like the idea of shaping the hinges. You could shape them in the line of the side profile of the truck itself
Glad you came up with a hinge solution that you like. I like the door opening better like this than having to pull back the lower corner to get past the bulged side.
Another great episode. thank you for doing these. i love how you use parts and scrap laying around your place. keep up the great work.
Looking forward to Chad’s hinge solution. I’m sure it’s practical and cost-effective.
A rear hinge would have a greater distance between hinge points and therefore much stronger and stable.
YESS YES THANK YOU. I HAVE BEEN SAYING THAT ALL A LONG
Glad I'm not the only one that known's a little about Geometry.
Your a great teacher Chad. Your apprentice is doing a real good job.
Extend your hinge pin upward 3 ft for your antenna.
Also your hinge needs to be “loaded” so when it sags it sags it sags with the proper gap all around and the door closes without dragging the bottom
When you bend the hinges grind a line on the front so it bends where you want the run a weld over the line to fill it and strengthen it.
Amazing job, and he has a verry good teacher, 👍🏻👍🏻
In the same way that one side of the hinge will attach to the structure of the truck body, the other side must attach to the structure of the door. If it's just attached to the outer door skin that skin will warp/distort/fail over time. Love the vids, watch every day. Can't wait to see how the front end turns out.
I love to see the confidence you have in Aiden by giving him a little challenge on making his first patch. Keep up the good work Aiden, you have a awesome opportunity to learn what it takes to be in the custom car world.
@Bad Chad Take a look at the front of the door cut lines on a 48 Buick. Where the body bulges out (similar to your doors) the cut line bends forward to allow the needed clearance that a straight cut does not. It will likely allow you to keep the hinges in a much cleaner looking position and not sticking several inches off of the body.
Awesome solution to the door hinges. Great job.
I enjoy watching an entrprenuer at work. A true artisan!!
The young man is doing a fantastic job.
If i had to sit through 10 more seconds of him mini sanding that fitted piece before welding it in , I was going to freak.
Great job on the door hinges Chad. I would not have probably thought that moving the pivot point forward like that would solve the door opening problem.
Love your daily content! You and Jolene have a great thing going on....wish you all both success!!!!
The door is definitely going to clear when opening. Are the hinges spaced far enough to support the weight?
NOPE....
Love the Art Deco Hong idea. It goes with the bumps of the truck.
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Chad continue to amaze with your build.
Forward thinking, getting in and out of the truck. What do you have in your imagination?
Love the safety Chad & Joe!! You guys are the example people will follow, great work!!
Had you increased the cut at the lower front of the door so the curve sweeps at a slightly sharper curve than the body then the hinge problem would not exist.
Just a thought.
keep having fun.
Yep. Similar to a 48 Buick.
I get a kick out of your channel,and a laugh too,I learn something every time I tune in,thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill
Use the normal hinges. Allow the bottom of the door to rotate INTO THE FENDER like scooping out icecream from the container. When you close it the bottom of the door returns to its proper alignment. Sit down in a chair in front of the door and visualize where that front edge of the lower door wants to go, see it swinging in? Then let it. You will meed to build in a stop so that the door cannot open more than about 80 degrees or it will hit the lip of the front fender.
Loving this project and getting inspired to build one myself. Have to finish my other two projects. Good job and kudo's to you for showing that young man your time to help him learn
Good results on fabricating the door hinges. Once welded completely and proper hinge pins installed it should swing open with clearance. Should last if no one pulls themselves up with the door to get in. Need outside vertical handle to aid in getting inside.
Thanks for another day if education Chad. Not just for Aiden but for all of us watching too. Thanks Jolene for capturing it all
amazing work Ayden, i've messed up my share of panels doing what you did - congrats to you!
Excellent welding Aidyn well done young man. Learn as much as you can from Chad and Jolene. Keep up the good work
I knew Chad would figure the hinge problem out and what a terrific teacher. Giving encouragement and guidance for a job well done. Aiden is doing a wonderful job. Keep up the good work young man
Aiden is catching on to this art form quite well ... thank you and Jolene for teaching and supporting his efforts ... nicely done !
The hinges turned out really good and unique it fits the truck!
Aiden is doing an awesome job he's got a good teacher!
Great to see Aidyn getting on with it all with out constantly needing reassurance from Chadders !!
Learning by doing is really the best way to learn. Just jumping in and trying can't be beaten.
Keep up the fantastic work all three of you, it’s a good coming together of talented people. Much love guys. 💚🙏🇬🇧
Adon has done a awesome job. He is quite the young man. Has a awesome future ahead of himself. Keep up the good work young man. You have a wonderful teacher.
Great job on figuring the hinges. I was wondering if it was going to work. When it did work, I saw the joy and felt your happiness. Again great job!
I went back to where this build began and WOW has this come a long way!
Excellent idea on the hinges. A true artist at work.
Great job on the door keep up the good work thanks for sharing
Aden did a fantastic job on the driver side welding plus the patch he put in on the passenger side looks great to. Chad I'm loving how you thought to put those hinges they are going to look great art decko I can't wait to see them when they're done. And Jolene you are doing a fantastic job also, you know how to get in there so we can see what Chad is talking about, so thank you very much and God Bless you guys. 💯💪🏼👍👍🙏🙏✌
Love watching your show.. just goes to show you don't need a fancy shop and expensive tools to make a masterpiece.. your mind and hands make great unique vehicles.. and your apprentice is fortunate to learn something that will help him his whole life