1936 Ford Roadster Rear Panel Welded!

1936 Ford Roadster Rear Panel Welded!
Time got away from me this week and I didn't film much. I did film welding and finishing off the weld on the rear panel for the 1936 ford roadster. hope everyone enjoys!
I also tested out no music on this video for all you guys complaining about the music haha. if it effects the views ill go back to regular scheduled programming lol.

[@1fknhpycmpr355]

Great work again, but there is something missing. Sound or somekind of noise maybe..

[@chuckstith838]

Thanks for mentioning. I thought it was me

[@patkennedy3743]

If you go with no sounds you might as well have it in black and white

[@g.o.b.2558]

🤣 Can't please everybody...

[@kurtludwig6962]

Travis just an idea Karl Fisher has a video out on making plug holes. As many as you have probably take just 2 tools made and the rest of the day finish welding

[@timster3580]

Can't say much on the music complaints, you be you. Love your work, Only suggestion for music outside of you're normal intro is to drop the levels down a bit. Many channels guilty of this. I find it annoying when I may not be a fan of a soundtrack and lowering the volume level (aka Background) makes it less noticeable. You're not going to please everyone no matter what you do. You be you... great work and great video's.

[@erjack40]

I always enjoy your vids, your work is first rate. It looks like you're using mig wire as filler, something I sometimes do as well. I cut mine to about 16" in length, put one end in a vice, clip a pair of safety wire pliers to the other end and give 'em a couple pumps. That'll give you nice straight filler rod, easier to work with than curly stuff fresh off the roll in the mig welder. And thumbs up for the silent sound track. :-)

[@mikerapchuk5162]

really needs music !! Or sound !

[@lloydgreen4091]

Looks Very Good Travis & the *other* New Project your holdin' "is growin' like a weed" time slips by fast even for your watchers. Looks like things are "right on track."

[@Grampalele]

Really prefer sound....but enjoy the videos you do!

[@RACGARAGE]

I do too. Figured I’d test it out on a short video. Feedback seems to prefer sound

[@francisrizzo1529]

Were people actually complaining about the music?!? Geez. I'm fine with the music, narration explaining what's going on, or the actual environment noise (flap disc/planishing hammer/etc), but the total silence seems unnatural to me. I'm watching the videos regardless, love learning stuff like there's actually a shrinking disc tool that fits instead of a cutoff/grinder wheel. PS - dinosaur pajamas rule, give him a cheek pinch from your viewers!

[@deadmarsh216]

Without sound, I can hear the voices in my head. They keep saying, log on to Jegs and Summit, buy heads, cam and a blower.

[@ricksalmon4916]

I missed the written caption about no sound the first time around. I thought my KZbin was messed up. Play some music. Any kind of music. If it has to be polka music, then it’s ok with me…

[@reuben1974]

Back ground music and voice overs are good especially during time lapses. Great work once again tho 👍🙂

[@martinpook5707]

No noise! Wonderful! More! Or should that be less... but no music good.

[@deanage1983]

Sound or some kind of noise is definitely needed. Still enjoy your videos. Subscriber forever 👍👍👍

[@randiegadberry5448]

Gota have music!

[@pitt42075]

no sound=no views

[@bajalarry8738]

I miss the chill music ✌🏽clean work like always bro 🤙🏽

[@RACGARAGE]

It’ll be back. I’m not feeling the silence 😂

[@richardmarino5658]

Once again very nice work. You have a beautiful family. As for the music if people don't like it they can lower it. I guess you can't add your own choices copyrights and all that jazz. Your videos are about you and the work you do. Not music. I do like your explanations though. Rich M. NJ

[@endall6783]

Just started watching and I'm @ 1;53. I would like to hear the fast speed sound (FF) and some voice overs. You wouldn't have to do it all the time just my 2 cents he)( do what you want.

[@rickn1453]

Great job as alway Travis! What I wouldn't give to have half the patience you practice. lol

[@alanhickey7433]

I’m going to get a shrinking wheel soon or maybe small and large. How do you like the small one ? The tail looks great !

[@fueladdictiongarage7048]

👍🏻🍺

[@pappabob29]

Looks AWESOME!!! Can't even see the joint line!!!

[@nazdagg2027]

thumbs up for the silent sound track.

[@staypositive6984]

Good job Mr. Family man👍

[@jackdanger918]

Mind sharing your tig settings.

[@RACGARAGE]

Usually weld 18g at anywhere from 35-40 amps. 40 amps for fresh 18g and 35 when I’m welding to a thinner old base metal

[@hqlion]

Beautiful work, pure craftsmanship!

[@wingingittracy8508]

Can you roll me the upper bead line for a 1929 5 window coupe , The one from door to door under the back window it dont have to be exactly , straight pieces are fine .

[@tomwilkinson2184]

Thanks for sharing this Travis, your work is Excellent!

[@johnkranz4004]

Nice job Travis your son is a Handsome little guy

[@johnkelly6942]

I vote for “voice over” style editing. Don’t need/want to see every inch of welding and planishing, just show the activity and give some basic comments as to how that went.

[@petersmith1076]

That one I really enjoyed the no noise, oops, music and you just working was the way to go. Thank you.

[@Handscheu]

Nein auf gar keinen Fall, ich mag die, oops, Musik sehr gerne