Yup, sure thing! Thank you WV StreetRod for watching

Thank you rixtrix, I really appreciate you're positive feedback and for watching my video. I Modify just about everything to improve it and to expand its capabilities.I Hope it inspired you and others to build your own tons of fun. Thanks again, take care 💪

Thank you Mike and thx for the positive feedback 😀

​@@geniusyaqui1916 what size are the wheels and tires if you dint mind me asking?

Thanks for your positive feedback

Yes, but angles varies from inside straight 90° to bed frames rounded 90° for strength.

@@geniusyaqui1916 understood! Very much appreciated!

@@dmitrybatishchev2867 Thanks for the positive comments and for watching

Yes and I do have a follow up video. Thx for the comment 👍

denniskalivoda, I'm happy my video is helpful to your future project, please use whatever you like for your Break. I tried to make it as detailed as I could. Thank you for the positive feedback and for watching my video.

Gobybike, I will need to get back to you on the weight restriction for the rock sliders. From what i see, the way they're mounted, the design specs to protect the pinch welds from rocks and bottomout. I believe they can support the weight, They're built pretty solid. Your right, I also love the way the colors compliment each other very nice. Thanks for watching and for the positive feedback

Us unclesam , you are so right about that thank you for the advice 🙏 I spoke to Subaru regarding mods, lots of things I'd like to do but can't because of the warranty. Thanks again and thanks for the positive comment. 😀

Unknown, I understand your point but, All tint is so minimal 80 % which is just enough to cut direct UV. The taillight is led bright 10 times brighter than most stock cars on the road. The other are bright red, just reflectors not lights..i should have mentioned the percentage of tint. I considered all potential hazards, not IGNORANT 👏 Thanks for the comment.

Keystone, thanks for the cool comment glad you like it. Project in the making, Thx for watching.

Thank you Dave for the positive feedback, Very Cool! Glad you like it. I like the clean, cool, simple look but says, not afraid to hit the stix. Thx again for the comment and for watching.

Randall, Thank you for Subscribing, I do have one vid out there describing details on the fingers. Check it out! When you get a chance. Thx for the positive comment and for watching.

Hey Bob, thanks for the positive comment..yes, I can do a 3 3/8 in depth but if I set it up to bend half I can do a little deeper. Thx again for watching and for your question. Hope the vid help.

@@geniusyaqui1916 keep them coming!

Hey Captain, I made them, I have a video on how I made them check it out. Thx for asking

Mark, thank you! I know it's a long video but hopefully one can use this video as a reference. Thanks again for watching and for the positive feedback. Good luck on your repairs.

That's great , fun project. Yes 1/4" tubing, angle and barstool. Thanks for watching your welcome.

@@geniusyaqui1916I forgot to ask, did you drill and tap fine or coarse threads for all your connections? What size bolts if you recall? Thanks again!

Hey dan, yes 1/4" and all 90° angle, no radius. 1/2" and 3/8" course thread . I've had bad luck with fine threaded on Aluminum. Also always use never seize thread paste. Hope that helps

Peter you are so right about what's out there. Thanks for the positive comment and for watching my video.

Thank you Lonnie, for the positive comment. I am the most humble person and really enjoy sharing these fun projects. Thanks again for watching and for enjoying the video.

1/4 wall is what I used, no sag from kids. I tested 250 lb weight and was good no problem.

Thanks for the positive comment. Yes it almost happened again but thieves found an impossible situation, they changed their minds.

Cool! Thx for the positive comment and for watching my video. Great tool ,very useful for me on tons of projects 👍

Hey Gary, Yes' 50" would have helped for other projects I have worked on. Thanks for the comment and for watching

Thanks for the positive feedback and for watching

Wade sorry about the uk prices but hang in there things will get better. Thank you for the comment and for watching.

Thank you Appreciate the compliment and thx for watching.

I have made 3 now for friends. Not sure how it would do with the competition. I know it would be less expensive than what is out there. It is a great tool I love it. Thanks for watching and for the positive feedback

Hey Creater Nater, The tub has a rubber compression seal for the water. The transmission has a shaft that comes from below and has a bushing seal . Everything else is fixed, Fastened to the shaft with a cork mount and a rubber boot. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for the positive comment and for watching my video.

Thank you for watching and for the positive comment.

Lyle, Thank you for the like compliment and for watching my video.

Hello Beefman, that's great you enjoyed the video. I tried to depict and explain all the important parts the best I could by repeating the process and labeling. You can make one like mine if not better. I have made 3 since then for friends and each one is a little bit different. Thanks for watching my video and for the positive comments. Good luck with your project 👍

Cory thanks for the comment. I see it not as work, but more like a rewarding hobby to improve a tool to sought my needs. I'm not much into Games like Xbox , play station, switch, or Nintendo. This is my fun. Cool, Cory thanks for the comment and for watching.

Michael, thanks for the positive comment and for watching my video. It motivates me to do more projects like this.

Hey Jimbob, WOW! that's a huge compliment. I'm glad you enjoyed my work, hope it inspires. Thanks for the positive comment and for watching.

Hi Damien, I received your comment request but wasn't sure if I responded. You should have the measurements in one of the brake videos. If not let me know. Thanks

Raul, I'm the most humble person in the world . I will do my best, Thank you Thanks for watching and for the positive comment.

Hey Richard, Thanks for the positive comment, I have a few other videos on this project you can look up on my channel. It's been super fun working on this trailer. I use it for my construction away jobs, hauling equipment materials. It's also my home away from home while camping with the family. I still need to work on a few things to complete this project. I'll do a vid on that soon . Thanks for watching and for the comment 👍

Thanks for watching, I have made many pans, copper fence post caps, and miscellaneous plenum boxes. I have worked on many projects, they just have not made it to YT yet. Thanks again for watching and for the positive feedback. Stay tuned!

Hello @@geniusyaqui1916 . I was daydreaming up ideas for appliance metal. The cases off of washing machines and dryers. Seems like there is a never ending supply of them. Silly as it sounds,...I was thinking of roofing material for bird houses. Or perhaps a standing seam roof for a small dog house. I also wonder if making welded flashing for around chimneys or skylights would work. I'm still in the hmmmm phase. Have a great week!

Dancing alone, You are speaking my language , all thoughts and ideas are valid. Daydreaming and exicution on our ideas is pretty cool 😎 👍 Standing seam roofing for dog house, small sheds and flashing are projects I have done. Make it happen, you'll be filled with fulfillment and achievement. Good luck and enjoy

tHank you for the vote of confidence@@geniusyaqui1916 . I just picked up the brake a couple weeks ago. I haven't given it a try yet. (Trying to stay on my list of things I should be doing......)

Hey Burt, yes they can be moved around also I have another video on this project, check it out. Thanks for the positive feedback and for watching my video.

Hey Greg, not sure, but, I think you may check for something loose under like a nut or pully keeper if the motor is running. It is going really fast at spin and things may appear to be serious. The door switch sometimes switch off at vibration. These units are not complicated, be patient do not trash it, you will find the answer. With out being there hard for me to diagnose. Good luck, thanks for the comment 👍

Hey Randy, I understand your frustration. I found after market parts that work and are readily available, in California and Texas. Parts may not be the same in model or serial number but you'll need to do some research. It's worth it units today are garbage and very expensive. Thanks for the comment and for watching this video

Hey James Thx for the question, It all depends on my adjustments and the thickness of my piece. I can bend past 80° not sure how much. I never really needed to go more than that. Thanks again for watching and for the comment

Is it easy to hem sheet metal?

Yes definitely, no problem. Oh and I meant 90°

You can do it, you will enjoy the process. I'm glad you enjoyed my video, thank you for watching. Thanks for the positive feedback

What is the length of the yellow brackets that you fabricated on the top to bolt it together?

Shloopter, Thanks for the positive comment and for watching.

Cesar, I fabricated the finger. If you look refer to the other part of this project it will show how I made them. Thank you for the positive like comment and for watching my video.

Hey thanks for the comment. Multiple thickness's from thin to 16g, and 14g on smaller dimension projects

@@geniusyaqui1916 thanks

Hey that's a great question. I Built a custom 30" 3years ago for my friends Hvac small company. The cost and time from scratch was very expensive. Milling, Welding, hardware, Materials, fab added up. This HF unit was so easy to modify, about 2 full days build made more sense. Material Cost and time was way less. Thanks for the comment and for watching.👍

@@geniusyaqui1916 I can see that.