Another great vid, with a very smart result! Cheers Del! 👍🏼 ...and with throwing skills like that, I bet you were on the school rounders team? 😂😂😂

👍 such a good shot Del, chuck key spot on twice 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great man make great tutorial. Thank you.

Great engineering ❤.

Nice one Del 👍 Love the lathe videos, somewhat mesmerising 😁👍 Helluva 'chuck' with the chuck key 👍 Keep up the brilliant work Del 'n' Pen 👍

Well done and explained. It is a simple job that has to be done always. Cheers. Great video. Take care.

I’m calling BS on the chuck key chucking 🤣🤣👍

Good lathe work Del as usual with a very cost effective solution 👍

Meticulous work and a result to be proud of. Happy days, Günter/Nürnberg

One of my next jobs on my gs500 build, thanks for the inspo!

Looks like you got it down pat now...

Have been waiting for the throw 😂😂😂😂

Bwhahahahaha That was an EPIC Laugh...... Especially after the few misses in previous shots..... I told you a tiny bit of humor is worth it! If you cant have a laugh its no fun! Oh shoot it was even funnier the second time.... (edited because of the second shot!)

Awesome

The highlights: 03:18 06:50 07:08

I love this channel!!!!!!!!

Mint 👌👌👌

As an old man from the States I grew up with USS and SAE threads. When the US decided to (sort of) go metric half of my tools (sort of) became obsolete and metric thread pitches became a source of mystery and confusion. I'll figure it out eventually, if I live long enough. Next lathe video.....back to the chuck key holder and over the shoulder throw with a mirror. Annie Oakley style. 😁❤👍👍

LMAO! I call BS on the layup there pal! We demand a single camera shot, no cuts, from the 3-point line to the net! On a serious note, great advice on off-cuts. I have so much wood lying around from building guitars, that and spare parts are taking up SO much space. But... you never know when you will find a purpose for it.

My 2005 Triumph has metal badges with 2 stainless screws holding it on, and a rubber gasket. Triumph has been cheaping out more and more with each passing year. They might think nobody is noticing, but I'm noticing.

He will be happy with them,good and strong

hi - i tried your method, worked out great! i want to spray paint some parts in gold, like the supension fork. i couldn't find a comparable gold color from simomiz. can you give me a tip on which color i can use?

Your friend should have gone with the TEC shocks of the stock length. Because the lowering shocks 'Shorten" suspension travel. That 1" reduction in length to lower comes right out of suspension travel. He's a tall guy he can use that extra. Just adding the extension gives him height back but not the suspension travel. Fun to make the extension doo-dad though.

3:20 - 'Meadowlark Del Boy' carefully lines up for the Dorset Globetrotter's opening shot, as Dame Penny Spielberg whistles 'Sweet Georgia Brown' in 13/9 time to avoid copyright. (I'd have made these different lengths, told him it was 'progressive' & that the strange weaving sensation, at all speeds, will just add to the overall charm of the ride. Have a great week : )xx

Nice....KISS! Cheers!

I've never seen a HD fuel pump. Enormous construction! You need to know how to fit them without jamming. Thanks for showing, Günter/Nürnberg

I will never cease to be amazed at the drill bit not spinning :) Nice video..Cheers

sweeeeet! I could do with a lathe, for the first time..... in ages lol I'm swapping out Giselles handlebars for something similar to the ones youve popped on a couple of your bikes. But my bar end weights dont fit, and theres no thread inside the handle bars. SO.... it may be use the drill post to drill thru a bar end, and use your "patented" expanding stud wall plug lol I've also just done another stint, making garage shelves out of some old kitchen cupboard doors. Ripped them with a big blade in the jigsaw.. and onto the shelf brackets. My garage is slowly getting almost as organised as yours.... about 69% lmao

Awesome video brother! I need to have a lathe so bad and practice being creative , the adapters came out great , awesome job brother keep up the great work 🎉 stay safe guys cheers from New York 🍺🍺🍺🍺

Hi Penny and Del - great video! You make such good use of the lathe, Del - your skills have really developed and what better use of it than to do something for a dear friend. And speaking of which, dear friends - take care of yourselves, be well and ride safe!

Great job.

Nice "UP"grade!!... (Get it?? Get it?? The parts raise the bike "up"?... get it?) Oh, wait... does that logic make a lowering kit a "DOWN"grade??? ....I'll see myself out on that dad joke... :)

Not been to good today, but your video cheered me up no end, thanks Del.

Nice bit of machining Del ! plus saves the price of some longer shocks ! Good viewing as always 👍

Tidy job del, have you not thought about a DRO for the lathe. Would love to see more machine work.

Every time I see your videos working on your lathe, the more I would like to have one. As Allen Millyard says: I'm/you're/whomever watching this video "... very pleased with the result"

Always a joy to see your lathe work and results😍👌✌👍

Very well done..👍 🇳🇴

I dig the twist on the chuck key return! LOL! Regarding repurposing of off-cuts and other scraps, I have a box of such things that I've been keeping around for a couple of decades that has pulled my fat from the fire (so to speak) many times over. I've lost count of the number of times I've needed a piece of material for a project at an inconvenient hour and found just what I needed in my scrap box. 👍

Nothing but net

Hard to believe you’ve been in that garage so long already. Time flies

Craft man

Love the Toss! 😀

Fab extensions for shocks, great job. 10/10 for your throwing skills too😂

Nice advert

I do not understand why every motorcycle owner in the world are not subcribed to this channel.. thank you....

Hello, although I listened carefully to your video, I couldn't understand it because I don't speak English 😃 I have a question, which one should I buy to maintain my own motorbike? Is it red? Is it blue?

Deep enough to swim in! Nice!

They make a rear brake lever?

Is that a oil line to chain?