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How do you manage lighting for both indoor and outdoor shots in a video?

I loath bodywork and would have left it factory.

Nice 👍

Really nice 👍🏾

I wonder why heat created a "bond", acts like glue? I would have imagined that a heated metal would contract once it cools down, which should make it loose right?

If this was a California car, it would have been imported at the very beginning of the era when California mandated catalytic converters for the reduction of oxide of nitrogen emissions.

I'd say the joints are "floppy," not "sloppy." Or they have a "lot of play."

0:33 did anyone else hear the opening to "Cartoon Heroes" by Aqua

Always impressed with your engineering skills when making jigs and tools to address restoration issues. Well done Sir 👏

This was a simple well designed vise. You gave it new life. Well done

Yesterday i do this in cnc lathe🙏

Worst feature of ziplock bags is when the opening flap at the top tears along the opening and then you can't get it open at all

This boxes are nice,-for screws and nuts. But I have a similar problem with electronic parts. I would need a box with125 departments or many boxes only for my 1/4W metal film resistors. The carbon type resistors and the capacitors, inductors and transistors, IC´s and LED and screws need also a lot of boxes. This would exceed the volume off a workshop and the boxes become expensive. So I use 90µm (or stronger) bags and boxes to build a magazine where all bags fit in in a row.

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Lost interest when he destroyed a good hammer handle instead of removing the wedge.

I do need a stand for my Golf balls urgently 😅

But you need to apply painting

I had seen a video before that used a tools similar to what you made. But it worked differently. In this way, when connecting the pin, high heat was given to the pin and then the head of the pin was hit with the tools you made. With this, the pin head would get a better shape and connection

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What sets you apart from many, is your problem solving knowledge. Your willingness to create jigs and tools for whatever problems you face. Outstanding.

Keep coming across these gems of yours. The collaboration between you and Mr.Patina. The sensei and pupil. 🖖

ur voice!!!

very impressive and amazing how you got each hole in the cotton disks to line up so well

hoods are not raised and lowered alot so i would bet they were that sloppy from factory

help i have no idea what that assembly is supposed to be 😅😅

The efficiency of these machines is mind-blowing. Great content!

With old air compressors you really should do a hydro test to make sure it's not going to blow up in the near future. There's a bunch of photos and videos of air compressor tanks blowing up due to internal rust! There are also several good videos of people doing hydro testing on their own air compressor tanks with a pressure washer.

I am glad to see somebody is smart enough and honest enough not to call these a restoration video. Thank you. 😃

RED RED RED PLEASE RED!!!!

Many people don’t know that this a traditional Swiss 🧀 hammer. I get asked all the time.. “how holes”. Then I show them this.

I can’t believe he build a whole Datsun with this. I never even see his army knife. 😊

What's the mileage like? 😆

Learn the one hand opening technique

You need to kit the bags.

Fwiw, don’t label the bag, write on paper or cardboard and put it into the bag. Now the bag is reusable.

Please continue making videos, we are waiting❤

Gridfinity! I struggled for years with organizing small parts and since i've learned about gridfinity i use it for basically anything, even started to organize my bathroom and kitchen with it.

WOW...I want black pipe for a drum rack and can't find it ready-made. This may be just what I want, thanks very much for this video!

I had no trouble using Zipper lock bags when I did a frame up restoration of my 74 Celica 10 years ago (I had much more durable bags than you showed in this video). But I didn't use them like you did. I organized my parts in the bags based on where they came off of the vehicle and put the bags in plastic totes for each section of the car. In this way, I knew all of the dash components were together, for example, which simplified restoration and reassembly. When I wanted to work on the left front turn signal, it was very easy to find that bin and the bags for that part. I even bought large 3 gallon bags to hold bigger parts, or to hold many smaller bags for a complex area. It was very handy to put larger greasy parts in 3 gallon bags for later cleaning and or restoration too. This helped keep the shop and bins clean. For example, a dirty alternator and its bolts, a window washer motor and its bolts, etc. 2 friends and I disassembled the car in just 3 days, all smaller parts stored in clean, labeled bins, so then the body could be welded, sand blasted, and painted. Over the course of the next many weeks, I was able to tackle the cleaning and repair of the many smaller bags and bins of parts as my time allowed. I could also look for replacement parts at this restoration and cleaning stage, because I knew a bezel was cracked, bolts bad, etc. I guess to each their own. Use the system that works best for you, and borrow the ideas that can help you out. I do use divided parts bins, like the ones you have in this video, for storage of NEW nuts and bolts and restored and clean odds and ends that do not belong to a particular project. As you know, you always need new bolts. Cheers. 👍

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genius!

JFC! It's like he's making parts for a Swiss bank vault in a Wes Anderson movie! When this car is finished it'll run better than a Rolex watch and with more precision! There is not a vehicle that has gone to space that had more precision and exactness than this mechanic's Datsun will have! Can you buy Boeing and just fix all the airplanes please?

3:20 one thing I find with some ziplock bags, is how they're too strong and you end up tearing the top lip off instead of opening the bag.. 😅

Great info. Could you say whether or not the cold blueing solution you used would be suitable for jewellery…? I’m wondering if prolonged contact on skin would be detrimental.

This video should be called “how to machine a sine wave” 😂

This video should be called “how to fit tiny wheels to a 240z”

Beautiful work 👏👏👏

I use ziploc bags for attaching the bag to a larger part if the part is going back on shortly.

Thanks for the advice. I already use organized box but really need to sot all the parts that are in the the zip lock bags.

Neat,thx.