AWESOME

😳 that sound.

Dang. That’s just cool.

I need a “I accomplished a lot and finished nothing” tee shirt.

how many weeks that 3d print took ? lol

game controller pcb？

16:00 hear it run

That is incredible work! Nice background music too

How did you handle the air flow meter, throttle and ecu issue?

This is amazing work,but wouldn't you just buy a IndyCar roller and adjust it to suit the v12.15k for carbon chassis with transmission in place seems like a no brainer.

I was thinking of buying a 90s IndyCar rolling chassis.There are lots for sale for around 15 to 20k.Would m120 work with the it?

More like the actual best slot machine. Real slot machines take more money than you recieve. You recieved an abundance of stainless materials. Great win there. 😂

Subb'd just because of your comment about uploading daily! Lol - just do you, your content is great! Can I ask what the picture in the right hand side of the video is? do I read "fear and loathing in las vegas"?

You sure did jump pretty far from "All I know is this table goes this way and that way..and oh yeah, french doors" to.. milling parts in 20 minutes of video. I see these machines come up for sale all the time in my area..I have manual milling experience..I'd love to learn how to operate one of these..then maybe I'd take a chance on buying one.

If you ever decide to buy your next CNC Mill look at Dosan. What engine is that!? Looks super nice!

Never buy used bandsaw unless you cut with it for half an hour. Most won't track the blade right or the cutting size is too small, or coolant issue etc etc. just buy new

I’m still wondering why the throttle bodies of the ITBs have 4x the area of its single throttle body counterpart?

You mad scientist you excellent work brudah 😮😊❤

What's going on with the ignition? Is the MS3 set up with wasted spark or sequential? and if so where and how many coilpacks?

wow... 6 liter's F1 maybe would be the biggest single seater car in the world !!!!

16:22 weird fishes by RADIOHEAD. this guy has music taste

5:20 taylor swift??? 💀

This would definitely be worthwhile for all those LS swaps into early corvettes. I've got an LS6 going into my '72 but I already purchased all the Autometer gauges that I need.

I prefer to use a chainsaw for cutting my asbestos, it gives it that rustic "live" edge. Sometimes, if it is a little too rough, I just sand it down.

Absolutely love the editing!! (besides the craftsmanship of course)

I owned a 560 sel for nine years. Loved it!

I purchased a new 40-20 high torque Fadal in 1996. I lived in Costa Mesa CA and had it delivered from the factory in Chatworth. Great machine I ran for over 20 years. Sold it to a friend and it is still running in Washington state today.

Why can't you achieve the effspot v12 sound,its pointless otherwise.

I really liked this one. My only hands-on with CNC was a semester back when programs were saved to punch tape. That's a beast of a saw, nice recovery job. I just discovered your channel and dig it the most.

I love this engine build! Enjoy the humour. Glad the (decent) music is played at a subdued level. And absolutely love the sound of the V12! Can listen to it all day!

Small metal lathes can be accurate, theh just need to be built for the precision. Watch maker lathes (swiss) are tight. Hardinge made some really good precision machines. We have one at my work. But the crappiest lathe we have can still keep a tolerance of .0002" i once used it to machine a sleeve with a .005" wall thickness. Something to think about machinery and tooling is the intent. A worn machine that isnt the most precise is still good for hogging off material and can be used for parts with less precision. You want to do this so you dont wear out the precision machine. You can rough out material and then do a transfer to the precision machine.

Dale calor a ese soldador. felices fiestas.

Absolutely awesome liked and subbed

Sweetness

Is this project abandoned?

Frustrierend 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣 zu sehen wie viele verschiedene Fähigkeiten DU hier zusammen bringst. Ich habe ja auch schon manches gebaut und bin vielseitig begabt - aber deine Arbeiten zu sehen macht mich fertig. Ich bin minderwertig! Nein, ich zolle dem höchsten Respekt & sehe das als Motivation meine Dinge besser zu machen. Ich brauchte 5Monate eine Bentley Bernato Karosserie über mein MK Indy Chassis zu formen und ich fasse weder Getriebe noch Motor an. Wenig Zeit & ich wohne weit weg von meiner Werkstatt. Mach weiter so und achte auf deine Gesundheit. Auch dein Videoschnitt ist perfekt 👌

Good thing you found the numbers on the motor cables 😂

You just helped me with my own idea THANK YOU this more helpful than you can imagine.

Jeep bar bender is genius I use my hitch mount all the time bending metal.

What's the max thickness it can saw for asbestos?

1:34 Love it

I used an 15 HP motor to create a third leg. 2 into the motor and the third leg off the motor to the machine. and it had a pully on it started the motor with a rope then started the machine

sick records dude didn't expect to see trout mask or King gizz in the background of a video like this!

Looking great man, you and the project 💪🏻👌🏼 I'm still holding out hope you get some vintage Grand Prix style wheels and vintage repop Avons for this gorgeous thing when it's all said and done... ET Mags...even some Vintage Wheels BR pin drives (vintage GT40 replicas), Trigo, ERAreplicas ECT.... she needs some period correct wheels and tires.... remember, no matter how detailed and how much you put into the vehicle.... it's wheels and tires which are the sole area which will make or break a car build....do her justice 👌🏼 Edit: (and since you asked, and I suggested _before_ I knew you wanted input lol) some of the manufacturers I suggested above "size up" their retro style wheels, so definitely give those 3 or 4 guys I mentioned above a look, especially ET Mags and Vintage Wheels....they should have what you're looking for, you'll want "pin drives" for the 60s appearance you want, AKA "knockoffs", but with rear locating pins (you'll get adapters to fit, but you might be able to run them without the pin locators on Porsche centerlock hubs).... and of course, Avon still makes their vintage groved grand prix style tires, but also Coker and Diamondback have vintage repop tires you might want to peek at..... glad you actually _want_ to keep vintage looking wheels.... trust me, it'll definitely make the car 100X better with them, even some satin black painted Minilite style wheels with vintage tires, as long as the size and offset is correct, will give you that vintage F1 look you want... Like 15x7 or 8 front (or the 17s if you need clearance), and the bare minimum, a 15x10 rear....but I'd highly recommend _at least_ a 15x12, if not, a 15x14.... depending on how late you want to get into the 60s.... she's going to look great. And make sure you take a look at old vintage "simple" liveries.... even just nostril paint once she's ready for paint.... depending on what you want to do, British Racing Green with a yellow nostril, Silver (close to aluminum look as possible) with a deep red nostril and oxidized blood red leather.... whatever 😅

First time I have came across any of your videos - can I just point out the obvious first - like everyone else no doubt, I am blown away how clever you are dude, the skills on show in this video are so impressive. Your aptitude, knowledge and capabilities are mind blowing - I really envy clever people and from this video alone I have learned a lot. Look forward to going through your back catalogue and catch up - much love and respect from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿- Lloyd.

That is seriously impressive - what else can you say ??

i wonder why americans keep perpetuating the "she/her" thing when it comes to machines and objects

your machine sounds horrible, like there is something wrong with the spindle... I hope you didn't pay a lot for it.

Do you have dimensions or maybe a 3d model that you could share of the f1 car?

Do you have dimensions or even a 3d model for the f1car that you could share?