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Workshop => Engine and Bottom End => Topic started by: andy@maultechatv on December 19, 2013, 01:38:34 PM
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I was asked to post this video on this site. Hope you find it informative
[video=youtube;QRGqD1lIbJM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRGqD1lIbJM&feature=c4-overview&list=UUpGz0bn36w-yHx2ZOkn2j9Q[/video]
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Thanks Andy. I really enjoyed this video. I was curious how this was actually done. So when are you gonna do some shock videos and sell them?!! I would be done for that. I would love to come up and go through the suspension school, but that would be very difficult for me, but I could go for some videos!
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Thanks Andy. I really enjoyed this video. I was curious how this was actually done. So when are you gonna do some shock videos and sell them?!! I would be done for that. I would love to come up and go through the suspension school, but that would be very difficult for me, but I could go for some videos!
X2 , great video very imformative
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Very cool Andy!! Ps, I will have some TT shocks coming your way after you get done with Brians rear shock
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Thanks for the compliments. I've been swamped in the shop and hope to get back to building shocks next week. Just finished up a complete tear down and build of a TT 450R. Wish I had more time to do more videos. I doubt I'll do the shock rebuild videos due to time. I can talk for 3 days in our intro class and another 3 days in our advanced class and that probably only covers less than 1/2 of the things I'd like to cover.
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I don't know if anyone likes watching machining videos but we had to make a special tool for a nut on a Polaris Ranger 500 yesterday so I shot some video of it in case you're interested.
[video=youtube;eQ0cus36hnk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ0cus36hnk&feature=em-upload_owner[/video]
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I don't know if anyone likes watching machining videos but we had to make a special tool for a nut on a Polaris Ranger 500 yesterday so I shot some video of it in case you're interested.
Actually, I really enjoy metal working. I was required to take a manual machine shop class as part of my degree in college, and I have done some metal working since then. But I enjoyed the video, and I'm sure there are several here who are not aware of these types of processes who will really be excited about this. Good video Andy. By the way, you need to work something out with the sound. Either the sound is very low or you speak very softly. lol.
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Actually, I really enjoy metal working. I was required to take a manual machine shop class as part of my degree in college, and I have done some metal working since then. But I enjoyed the video, and I'm sure there are several here who are not aware of these types of processes who will really be excited about this. Good video Andy. By the way, you need to work something out with the sound. Either the sound is very low or you speak very softly. lol.
x2 ryan. i worked for four years as a machinist while in undergrad and got an associates in machining technology. i still make all my own prototypes and molds. i would love to have my own shop/business as andy does.
john
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I was asked to post this video on this site. Hope you find it informative
Thanks for posting the correct way it is done. *Note, not all shops do it this way. "The right way" So ask if your going to get charged $100 for the mod.
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Sweet video on case boring Andy!
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x2 ryan. i worked for four years as a machinist while in undergrad and got an associates in machining technology. i still make all my own prototypes and molds. i would love to have my own shop/business as andy does.
john
Today is the day to start saving so that you can begin to buy machine tools to make your dream come true.
I started buying machine tools while I was in college working on my mechanical engineering degree. 40 years later I have a shop that has just about every piece of equipment to build anything I want to create. I cant wait to get to work each day and I am still doing what I like and have never had to work a day in my life.
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Thanks for the complements everyone. Not sure why the sound is so low. These are some of the first videos I've shot with the new GoPro Hero 3+. Also my video quality sucks too. My camera shows 1080p but after I edit in Windows Movie Maker and save for a High Def Display its only at 340
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Windows movie Maker is a pretty below average software package for video editing. I'll find you something better, or someone else who does regular video editing can give you some tips
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I'm going to download the GoPro Editing software and try it out.
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Today is the day to start saving so that you can begin to buy machine tools to make your dream come true.
I started buying machine tools while I was in college working on my mechanical engineering degree. 40 years later I have a shop that has just about every piece of equipment to build anything I want to create. I cant wait to get to work each day and I am still doing what I like and have never had to work a day in my life.
thanks for the words of wisdom jerry. i learned alot from you in our talk last month.
john
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I was going to auctions and buying tooling before I ever owned my mill. I doubt I will ever have enough tooling :)
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Awesome....keep them coming. As a Supply Chain guy I've worked with hundreds of manufacturers over the years and I can't seem to get enough of this stuff. Nothing matches machining in my opinion...especially when you watch an old timer run a manual.