Not familiar with the aluminum mesh technique, but mine have some pretty deep dents in them, so I'm going to look into the heating them up and banging them out method, apparently you just need to anneal the metal a bit and they'll go back, plus I'm having a bugger of a time trying to match the paint

I love the quality of your work on the bulkhead, I have the same holes there in mine, I just started on a series 3 and learning all the tricks, but glad I found you this will be inspirational, I'm going to get the wings off and that's going to move things along

Thanks for this fantastic tutorial. This explains the whole process perfectly. You have yourself a new subscriber 😁

Thank you for sharing ❤

Any special type of blade needed?

it’s satisfying to be as accurate as you can on cuts, lines and depths. Very cool. Is the technique all the same for door frame cutouts? Or do you use a jig

Is it finished yet?

Just a thought why you wouldn’t use ceramic rope for the seals just incase it has to be removed at some point thats what we use I’m a registered technician if anyone is wondering

Good job!

nice job....any reason why you painted the bonnet in the vertical rather than laying it horizontal?

You've done a great job on the paint....what brand of enamel top coat have you used as the finish looks really straight??

I wonder if a fat piece of charcoal or chalk would mark the spot.

Hi, thanks for sharing your Ferguson tip trailer. I'm working on building a somewhat faithful copy of one, I have managed to track down some dimensions from old catalogues etc would greatly appreciate if you could give me dimensions of any of the following cheers! A) Chassis Rails (Channel Section) I assume they are about 180x50mm B) Outside distance between chassis rails where the axle is, guessing it's approximately 1200mm C) Deck Rails (Channel Section) looks about 150x50mm D) Deck corner posts, looks about 50x50mm box and 50mm angle for the side frames Thanks again

Would like to have seen how you tweeked that final door latch movement

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What kind of sanding tool is that? what stain did you use? Thanks

Hi sir, this is Will, from your (last) form. I hope you’re doing well and have enjoyed your summer! This project is looking great so far and I wish you luck for the future!

Looks good Me and my stepdad are going to be replacing the suspension bushes on ours We have a poly Bush kit

Hi sir, just wanted to say thanks, I got a M2 in enjenering, I'm really happy with it

I am installing a new strike plate that is just one strike plate for both deadbolt and reg lock. Does it have to be flush to the wall? I am not wanting to chisel if I do not have to. Is making it flush more of an aesthetic thing or is it needed for security or function?

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How do you know where to put the strike plate? How do you measure? Thanks

What kind of powder is this? Do you use pe dip powder?

Just if you knew much history on the tractor thanks?

Why did you not leave the base attached to the box so the legs would have support so they would not have a chance to break ?

There are laws regarding the font style to be used on UK number plates, and always have been. Serifs are definitely NOT allowed.

Are silver on black No plates legal for a N reg vehicle?

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The machine is called a press brake, not a brake press. But that's not a press brake, it's a shear. Brakes bend metal, shears cut metal.

Where are all the students, is it holiday term

Thank you!

My God you work fast

perfect, direct, good lighting and camera angle. thank you!!

Remember rust comes from inside the chassis.i rebuilt my 2a 88 inch about 5 yrs ago and used hamerite and it stats of nice and shiney but fades quickly to a dull colour,. Hindsite I would not have used hamerite but just used a black paint and sprayed it. Btw I am in South Africa and don't suffer rust. Cheers Kevin

Thanks sir! See you tomorrow in form!

Brilliant thank you, just what I needed, Job done :)

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great job of showing us how to do this, thanks you

love how u whisper talk its like asmr with construction

Thank you so much for this informational video!

Perfect jjob. Thank you! Trying myself 😬 wish me luck lol

This is exactly wheat I was looking for .. THANK YOU !!!

Don't even take dt and this is still very useful

My door settled a little with the cold and may go correct when it's summer again? What is the best fix? Great video, thank you! I see how easily I could do this myself. I love how you laid out the tools before. 1 suggestion is to put labels beside each like 16mm whatever etc. I can screenshoot that to shop! You have nice clear camera angles!!!

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Thank you for this video. Wonderful to see that you squared up the hole drilled for the strike plate, and talked about filling and painting it later to give a tidy appearance. So many other how-to videos omit this reference. Having worked 25+ years in interiors, I've come to recognize that is one on my pet peeves with carpenters installing lock sets - leaving the strike plate box looking untidy and unfinished!

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Super helpful bro just replaced two of our trailer doors and painted the frames white and needed to do this step new doors had handles higher up

my 7 year old sister could do better, soft hands brother.

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