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Thanks@@MarkWerner-Gillum it was a handy little tool while I was building the cubman microcar

That method would also help prevent misalignment if you have multiple holes to drill 😆

@@user-ku5pm9ep3u thankyou. But why are you sad about the dog?

@@GunnyNinja I actually sent him outside when I got the die grinder going. Bit to loud for them big ears of his

@@beingrealistic2562 he has always been timid like that. But he trusts me

@@BrandonKnight-il9xs definitely needs more handle and a better mount not sure it needs to be 3" solid though

@@BrandonKnight-il9xs thanks

Lol

need to build a mini crackmato green house

@@bradameerbeg2154 nor sure what happened their. It was morning and the camera was in direct sunlight so I'm guessing it was something to do with the cold camera alloy being heated

@@faroironandcustoms6577 thanks, the thin one was 10mm the thick one was 18mm but also 1200x3120 and had to get some help to move it 😉 Not sure what is coming next but I'm sure there will be nonsense involved

@@leevideos9818 check out the latest video to find out

Hi@@bohanerosario9628

Thanks

@@zaca211 glad its helpful

@@johnshuppas2854 I used this bender to build a mini buggy for my kids so there is a couple of videos on that one if you are interested

@@jameskerry5581 gotter love the #shedcorg

@@Kirbytherealgamer yeah he was always a bit of an old man and worrying about things

@@amberfrazier575 if you are making it as a capping strip to go over the edge of the glass it should work fairly well it might close the gap a little but it should be easy enough to open again. Another option is to use a plywood that will fit tight inside the channel and make template slightly smaller than the mirror to allow for spring back of the bend (the ammout depends on the material you use and you need to experiment to work how much smaller). This type of bending works better if the handle goes down each side of the plywood and has a bolt joining them at the pivot point it saves you needing a second bearing making it even cheaper. Hope this helps

@@blakegaddis946 yeah he has some good tips and tricks

@@blakegaddis946 one or two I think

It does have a bit of flex side to side but has plenty of clamping force so it works well but I have a cunning plan on how to make it better. Unfortunately it will require the entire machine to be stripped and re painted but I'll leave the details for an upcoming video

@juscozcustoms Thanks for the info. I'm looking at woodward fab's model that is the same as yours. I was afraid it would have a lot of flex and was leaning more toward their 24" model because of that reason. Do you have a video of you using yours?

@@blakegaddis946 yeah there is one or two videos I think. I had a go at making a floorpan test section for my classic mini in one video and that turned out well considering it had no pre stretch. That's the reason why I got the biggest bead roller so I could get a floorpan into it but I will be making a brace for it to shorten the throat to stiffen the machine when I do not need all the depth

@@juscozcustoms I also thought about a removable brace that could unbolt. What is the name of the video of you making the floor pan?

@@blakegaddis946 yeah a bolt on brace is the final step that I am planning on doing (should be the first because it is the simplest) but I am going to customize everything ruclips.net/video/u2zIPq4zVNc/видео.html is the floor pan video and ruclips.net/video/Ajdmb1FuVLE/видео.html is another that uses the bead roller to make some wheel tubs

Yes there is a cap but it is only to keep the dust out of the system. I know that car radiators need pressure to work efficiently however the coolant in this is generally does not raise more than a few degrees above ambient temperature that is why i fill the radiator from the bottom so the water pushes all the air out the top so the radiator can cool it most efficiently before it gets dumped back into the tank

Toyota's are like that. Not all the time but generally add fuel and they keep going

It works for me, it can be scaled up for 25mm but needs to be built a lot stronger and bolted down to something that won't move

Delicious

What about when it is second hand and has no instructions?

I'll have to make some crackmato sauce out of them

Well I have a bit filmed and I have some videos I'm working on so hopefully I'll be back in to weekly content soon. What was your favourite quote?

I guess it is. The fuel in the cubman is 12 months the white corolla would be closer to 2 years and the brumberty probably closer to 3. In Australia they have to label their fuel with the percentage of ethanol they have added so you know not to use it if your vehicle is not built to handle it

Thanks, I appreciate this.

All the information is in the description if you read it there is a line that is a description that is used in every ad that you just need to copy and paste into whatever online shop works best for you.

The pump didn't last long. Might have been better with straight coolant (not watered down) Or not buying the cheapest pump on ebay. I ended up re working the original piping with flanged ends and went back to the Davies Craig pump. There was a comment here about a water transfer pump that looked like it was worth trying but I haven't tryed that yet

The material I was bending was 13x13 1.6 to build a half scale lotus 7 chassis. To bend larger material you will need a stronger handle on the bender

On I thought I had all the relevant information in the description 😂

I guess you have never heard of passion pop AKA 2 buck chuck

It's a handy little bender

#ShedCorgi 😁

It does not have a brand but if you read the description it has all the details of how to find them online. Just copy and paste the phrase into the search bar

The simple way to work it out is to have the gap between the roller and the former twice the size of the material you are planning on bending. I was bending some 12.5mm so the gap is about 25mm before I put the material in. This gap helps the forming processes by letting the roller lead the steel into the former instead of the roller becoming part of the forming process which will cause damage to the outside of the workpiece and possibly break the roller. Hope this helps

😆 glad I could help

Good to know Good Enuff Garage

thanks one day I'll get around to building the rest of the bike

yeah I just wanted to see how it would go running it in dry. But yeah motion lotion always helps