Bobs Bulk Head (Part 1) | Series 3 Land Rover Restoration - Part 26

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  • Опубліковано 11 вер 2024

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  • @pfj1969
    @pfj1969 2 місяці тому +1

    Rustenuts featuring Dapper Sarge 😀

  • @Ric-Davis
    @Ric-Davis 2 місяці тому

    Another top vid. BOB is coming along a treat.

  • @MadFordEngineering
    @MadFordEngineering 2 місяці тому +1

    Yes Yes boys, frigging awesome as ever innit

    • @rustenuts
      @rustenuts  2 місяці тому

      thank you sir, your support is greatly appreciated.

  • @stco2426
    @stco2426 Місяць тому

    Fab. Be good to know what those amazing clamps are that you used on the welded part above the footwell. I was hoping to see but sadly they might have ended up on the cutting room floor. Mentioning cutting, I agree that the disk tool from team yellow does look awesome. Might have to check that out. Can you put the Dxx number in, please? Also keen to see how you do the seam sealant (application and product) so please don't skimp! It's what Bob deserves and this is useful for those tackling our own projects.

    • @rustenuts
      @rustenuts  Місяць тому

      They are called Butt Clamps, no joke. I didn't do much filming of them but future episodes of the bulkhead do show them in a little more detail. they are excellent. The little team yellow grinder is a DEWALT DCS438E2T-GB 75MM 18V. The seam sealant will be covered in detail when we cover it. the plan is to get the chassis and bulkhead in primer then seam seal to make sure underneath the sealant is protected, then we will do top coat over the top. hope that helps. Thank you.

    • @stco2426
      @stco2426 Місяць тому

      @@rustenuts Thank you. I'll look out for the clamps, and I do think I need some of these for some welding. They are cheap and small so no probs. I did find the DCS438 but it wan't easy as it's not a common tool at most shops etc. Team red also do something similar and while neither are really expensive I'm wondering if I can print or make an attachment to a small angle die grinder and use 2" cutting disks. I think the trick is being able to cut a fairly straight edge so it's easier to build and then weld in a repair patch. Will be looking out for seam sealant. I know nothing about that, but am ok with the bathroom type. How hard can it be? Cheers!!

  • @danielhunt7691
    @danielhunt7691 Місяць тому

    REEEEEEMMMMMEEEEE !!!!!