CJ5 Tub, End of Year Changes, Lots of Project Photos

[@metalshaperJeep]

Hello KZbin Friends, I am not letting the trolls get me down, and don't really care what they have to say. My mission is to address each and every one of them and call them out. I am hoping some of my subscribers will take to the keyboard and give this guy a good talking to. Time to flush out the youtube trolls and let them know they won't be tolerated any longer. Time to end the trolls now!!!! Don't bother with my channel if you are going to be an asshole, you will not be tolerated here!!

[@rayiveson3583]

good to hear, and yes if I see a bad comment I will call them out

[@jackcollins2344]

Brian, just so you know I have got your back, and I will not hesitate to put the trolls in there place when I read a comment that is browbeating your channel. Keep doing what you are doing on your channel. The hell with the trolls.

[@wlogue]

Brian, I have your back as well, Will

[@retiredafce3373]

You are an awesome guy! I think your work is exceptional and if I had a Jeep, I would have you do parts of it!

[@aussiedazvk4djh889]

Name and Shame them Brian. 👍👍

[@peterosborne2609]

Thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge and wisdom. The incredible amount of your experience has made you a great teacher. I have learned a lot from your videos and would love to keep seeing them. I have watched almost all your videos at least once. Let your work speak for itself. The pictures were great. Happy new year.

[@jimkodysz5404]

Hi Brian, I've been subscribed to your channel ever since I found it a few years ago, I enjoy your content and think you are a very skilled and able mechanic, body man, painter, historian and etc., etc., etc.! Please keep me in the loop about the future of your videos!

[@lencost1]

I look forward to watching you flatten out the floor on this Jeep!

[@pabloarris]

Keep up the excellent content, a skilled craftsman is a pleasure to watch.

[@spinner9785]

Love your channel. Subscriber and supporter. Don’t listen to the crap. Keep doing what you are doing.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks, appreciate you

[@ethanbontrager7994]

I watch all of your videos and always give them a thumbs up. I have learned a tremendous amount from you. Thank you.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Glad you are learning from my videos, that is why I make them

[@rogerrothweiler4479]

Brian, I love the videos and wish to continue watching them. I started auto shop class in 1988, followed by a great vo-tech program in high school and even though switched to aircraft maintenance, I’ve been turning wrenches on Jeeps ever since. It feels we’re cut from the same cloth. I don’t do much fab work, but I also don’t take shortcuts or half-ass anything. I own various Willys/Jeep projects from a pile of MB parts, a 1952 pickup, two 1952 M38A1s, a 1954 A1, and a 1982 CJ-7. I love them all and thoroughly enjoy your videos as not just educational, but also motivational. We all seem to need that push to go out and enjoy what we love. I’m sorry you catch so much grief for the work you do. There are some of us that truly appreciate it. Thank You!!! Roger Rothweiler

[@joecrachemontange4613]

I for one enjoy your videos , they have helped me fix my cj 5 , things like the axle vids and the steering box vids were very helpful.Thank you.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Glad I could help with your project.

[@triples4good]

Thanks for the project photos. Man!! Beautiful work. I hope my Jeep turns out half as good as the vehicles on here.

[@MrRoberoni117]

I’ve been learning so much from your videos!! Your patience and descriptions are totally worth it! Thank you sir for sharing!!

[@jimfederico8928]

I have been working on Jeeps since I was 15 years old. I still have my original 1945 jeep that I got when I was 15. I am now 55. I have rebuilt it many times due to rolling it and blowing it up with the large 327 motor. I thought I knew everything about Jeeps but I have learned a lot watching your videos. I just got thru rebuilding it again for the 4th time. I wish I had your videos to watch when I was young as I had to learn the hard way as to what not to do. Great job on your videos

[@marknordeen9184]

Keep the videos coming on all subjects. It is enjoyable to see various projects. I learn something from them all.

[@haroldhughes1261]

Watch the videos as soon they come out. Inspiring work! Thank you.

[@lebonematlapeng6520]

Im really IMPRESSED by your work! Keep doin it plis, dnt let anything get you down, you are gifted.

[@michaelfarren3712]

Brian, keep up the good work. Their are many of us that truly appreciate your time and effort in the videos you have made. I enjoy seeing the oddball Jeep's out there, like yous. Great to see you helped the guy who has the agri jeep. I was at the willys reunion a few years ago, had four of them. I have a few odd ones myself. 66 cj5 backhoe jeep TMC. frontend loader that was on a cj2a Two 45 cj2a's #1269 & #1430.

[@WeaponsMachinist]

Great work on those project's! I enjoy watching metal working projects to see how different people use skills. A viewer can always pick up something new.

[@estpst]

What's not to like, don't let the trolls get you down (just block them), Happy New Year!

[@metalshaperJeep]

I am blocking every one of them, and also taking the time to expose every one of them. They don't get me down but it is time to take a stand against them and hopefully flood their inboxes with comments from the good guys.

[@DarkPuma.]

Love watching the build very neat!

[@fractalign]

Don’t let them get to you. You have far more viewers who enjoy your videos than the few who criticise them. I particularly enjoyed your hammer forming tutorials. I have started fabricating my own Model A Panels, so your videos are a valuable resource.

[@m38_depotharold12]

Put me on your preferred list!!! Love your videos and looking forward to seeing how you work the waves out of the rear floor!!

[@notajp]

Same for me Brian. I would hate to see you go exclusively to Patreon, as I had to take early retirement for health reasons so I’m on SS and my wife is on disability, and money is very tight for us. As an old Jeep fan and sorta fabricator, I thoroughly enjoy watching your vids and was really glad to see you back here! Your attention to detail is what brings so many of us here.

[@andrewlarson3220]

Brian you are truly an Artist. I don't believe there's there's anyone who can shape metal as well as you can. And your knowledge of how to restore the mechanical stuff to perfect condition is unequaled. Your videos bring back fond memories of when I had my 51 CJ3A and I really like seeing what you are doing. Please keep me in the loop if you change how you present your work. PS I am looking forward to the snowblower jeep.

[@johngreen5215]

Just picked up a 1967 CJ-5 with 26000 original miles two owners. I will definitely be checking out your projects for tips.. you are the real deal..

[@nomex1996]

Your work speaks for itself Brian! Thank you for all your videos and your heart for the complete restoration of Jeeps of all varieties. Please keep me on your list of faithful followers!

[@dgeorge852]

GLAD TO HAVE YOU BACK. Keeps me dreaming that someday I'll have my own jeep. New or Old. Which ever I get it will be a manual transmission. Not a rock climber, but something I can take hunting, fishing, and camping with.

[@JMULLY1900]

Hi Brian. I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for all your efforts!

[@daveschram56]

Count me in Brian! Appreciate the videos you produce, keep it up bro!

[@forddavis9306]

Brian, your videos have always been interesting and informative. I would definitely like to continue seeing them.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Good to know. Will keep making them but am now naming all the trolls out there.

[@mickeybridges4351]

I personally think that you are a bad ass fabricator and restoration specialist. No need to listen to any of those doubters. Your work tells the story and you do amazing work. I really enjoy all the projects you're doing and learn something every episode.

[@jamessheehy9721]

I love your videos, you do awesome work. Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge.

[@Jay-uh2jb]

Regular subscriber Brian....always enjoy seeing your skills at work. Thanks & Happy New Year!

[@jratpirat]

Hi. I'm a dedicated subscriber.... It baffles me how ANYONE could watch your jeep work and not be instantly aware that you are a very skilled and knowledgeable guy. JUST strange. I have a Willys MB manufactured in March of 1945 that I'm currently working on. Back when I was 12-14 I worked on my Dad's CJ3B and have been interested in these willys for a long time. I've learned quite a bit watching you.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Keep watching, more videos coming

[@jratpirat]

@@metalshaperJeep GREAT! =)

[@tomanderson1571]

Brian- I just finished putting in the Knuckle Lube I bought from you for my 48 2A. I’ve rebuilt my transmission & transfer case using your videos as reference. I couldn’t have done any of these projects without you. All working perfectly I might add. Keep the videos coming please and add me to your list please.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Glad I could help with your project.

[@billflint3369]

I watch all your video's and enjoy them.Thanks for the video's for our education and entertainment. I Would like to wish you and your family all the best in the New Year. Because you and your video's I decided to rebuild my engine for my jeep and I am enjoying doing it. Thanks.

[@mikerogers878]

hey brian love all the videos, you do unbelievable work, don't let them bother you. there just jealous love the old school ways with no short cuts i don't know you find all the time for your projects and stuff around the house too plus film for us, it is much appreciated thanks again Mike

[@lariwoo]

subscriber and regular viewer! :) please don't stop producing videos

[@searay230adair7]

I enjoy all your videos! You are truely a wealth of knowledge! Keep me in the loop please! Happy New Year!

[@metalshaperJeep]

Will do, happy new year

[@kiffer289]

Hi Brian keep me on your list I wait for every video never miss one. Also your existing videos are a great resource, as I go through my build they will be invaluable. Have a great new year your self mate. Cheers

[@randyparker5287]

I really enjoy the videos. You have an amazing breadth of knowledge.

[@47Sydney]

You do great work and I look forward to seeing your vids. I also like seeing the various projects around your property. Don’t let the turkeys get you down.

[@triples4good]

I really enjoy your videos and work. I'm just starting to work on a 1964 M39A1. Keep me in the loop. Subbed. Don't let the pinheads get you down. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@ddversatile]

You’re videos have recently allowed me to properly set the end play on my Dana 53 axle. When I started it was put together wrong and had 27 thou end play but following your videos I have now about 5 thou with the hubs on Thanks for your awesome videos

[@metalshaperJeep]

Glad I could help with your project.

[@fishhuntadventure]

“This is what I’m talking about” :)

[@flytrapjohn]

Thank you for sharing your content. I enjoy your videos. Your talent and knowledge is rarely seen here. Some folk are just 1 trick ponies and hate that others are multi-talented and willing to share. Do what you need to do. Wishing you well, sir.

[@travrsx]

I always enjoy your videos. Your craftsmanship stands on its own, don’t listen to the haters. What they say reflects more on themselves, than you. Please keep making videos for everyone out there who enjoys these good old American made Jeeps.

[@bugnfront]

Remember, a snowflake doesnt last long! Can't handle the heat and leaves only a "wet spot" to show it existed! ...and that evaporates and is history forgotten! We who appreciate your videos hope you continue!

[@metalshaperJeep]

Nicely said

[@brianbenjamin2112]

Your a true craftsman, don't stop with the great info you give others.

[@sir_bertimus1547]

I have gained so much great info from your videos. Please keep me in the loop.

[@tylerh8230]

I have been a life long jeep fanatic and enjoy your videos alot. You are a wealth of knowledge and I'm sorry people are leaving nasty comments. Don't let them get you down. The rest of us enjoy what you are doing and appreciate you sharing your work. I wish I lived closer I'd love to talk jeeps with you. Have a happy new year.

[@douganderson7251]

Kept them coming my way. Watch every one. Excellent work.

[@russellbiard1833]

I fully enjoy your videos. Have been watching for quit awhile please keep me in the loop.

[@MarkPuhr]

Hey Brian, I appreciate all the time and effort you put into these videos. As soon as new video comes out, I usually watch them that evening, I know it’s valuable information. Please add me to your list of preferred subscribers. Thanks, Mark

[@rayganter8029]

Brian, most of us love your work please stay on KZbin I dont have a Jeep.But LOVE to see the Great Work you do. From the UK

[@johnnystog2281]

Good to have you back with new videos, again. Have been missed !

[@juanmanuelsanmartin1291]

Keep on the good videos coming, I have a Brazilian CJ5, and even though a lot of the content doesn't exactly apply to mine, it is useful and entertaining! Don't worry about the guys that give you a bad time, try and ignore them, not worth the hassle.

[@rokhedjo]

Dude, don’t let these ass hats get to you. It’s obvious to anyone who has been around the block a time or two, that you are a talented individual who is dedicated to his work. But beyond that, you are willing to share your techniques with those of us who haven’t been exposed to working every aspect of a restoration. You are a valuable asset and I have learned a shit ton from watching your videos, still waiting on windshield install on the CJ5 👍, keep up the good work!

[@XXcaesar5000]

I'm late to the show but glad I found you and very grateful for all the time you have put into helping others see how it's done. guys like this Matthew would like nothing more than to spoil the fun for everyone. they see your shop and know they will never have the commitment in any aspect of there life to achieve such success 4000k views and 22.4k subs may not make you a youtube star :) but just think of all the dreams and prayers you instigated that started with "if I only had a FLOW MAX" and that American weel along with that custom spot welder ARR that dam mobile paint shop lol. thanks for sharing what you do

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks for watching. I get people in and out of the shop but nobody really wants to learn what I do and one day take over the shop so I just keep moving on by myself and one day everything will be for sale and the information I have will either die with me or maybe live on thru KZbin. Easy to see that I will never be a youtube star because there are not many people interested in the type of work I do or the lifestyle I have. I will keep making videos as long as I know there are people like yourself that enjoy and appreciate them. Brian

[@XXcaesar5000]

@@metalshaperJeep speaking as a fellow triads men I understand the things your showing done with such ease come from a lifetime of knowledge. I chose the masonry trade myself starting as a lowly cutman and now specializing in custom masonry stoves, Russian fireplaces. iv also tough a few apprentices but no true masters. it would be a shame to see your shop cut up do to a lack of a worthy apprentice. my tools consist of two bags one bag of carbide chisels my babies lol. and the scent of trowels, jointer feather, and wedge no big loss there. it's an absolute shame are society values sleeping Kitty videos more than something that could serve them the rest of there life. but anyone with half a brain that tries to shape metal knows you are the Metalshaper Rock star!

[@AbilityJohn]

I love your videos. Don’t let these guys get you down. What you have to share is valuable and will be lost if you don’t pass it along. I have a 1961 CJ5 it’s been in the family for 30 years and I do all my own work on it.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks John, glad you have a jeep and are doing your own work on it.

[@frankinpattaya]

Good on you Brian,,don’t let em get to you ( the Trolls ) have a Safe and Happy New Year to you and your family, regards Frank.

[@stephenlmckeown1439]

Please count me in and once again thanks for posting you have been a big help.

[@alanwhite4456]

Hi Brian, I do very much enjoy your videos! Especially since it’s so obvious that you know what you’re talking about and thankfully, willing to share with us wanna be’s. I have two early CJ5’s I’m restoring, a 1960 that was my grandfather’s (full restoration) and a ‘57 that I bought as a parts rig, but soon found it was too nice and have decided to show her some love too. My grandfather’s was his snowplow rig up in the Adirondacks in upstate NY and so it saw a lot of salt and he had no garage, so it seldom got washed. Lotsa Swiss cheese that I’m trying to meticulously cut out and save the good so your tub rebuilds are especially helpful. My goal is to try to have gramp’s Willys fully restored and the ‘57 repowered (it came w/o motor) and made road worthy so that my 9 grandchildren can learn to drive on our mountain logging roads here in Montana. I’ll be turning 71 this year so I’ve got to start getting serious! I’m also getting them involved in the process when I can to hopefully pass on the love of Jeep’s to them. Anyway, I’ve gone on way too long, but just wanted to share my appreciation for your exceptional workmanship! I also would like to see about purchasing some of your fluids to keeps these girls happy. Thanks again, Alan

[@metalshaperJeep]

contact me directly at [e-mail] and I can send you a list of lubricants and how to order. Brian

[@geraldguyette470]

Brian, count me in! Love your channel and attention to detail. I would be proud to own a jeep you rebuilt. Ignore the trolls and have a Happy New Year !

[@stevenellingson4316]

Hi Brian, as long as you keep making these helpful videos, I’d like to keep watching! I’m most interested in jeep body restoration.

[@carringtonbarrs2529]

I've been following you since I got my CJ3 a couple of years ago. Couldn't have done a lot of repairs and deferred maintenance without your videos. I've watched all that I could find, enjoyed them all and learned from them. Please add me to your "good guy" list and keep the videos coming!

[@claytonkribs9262]

Hi Brain, thanks for all you videos, I am relatively new to your channel and steadily watching them all. Your fabrication knowledge and skill are the best.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Awesome, thank you!

[@josephbuccigrossi7201]

Please don’t let a few people ruin a good thing. I am restoring a Cj3a that has been in the family for 60 years. I could not have got this far without you. Keep the faith brother.

[@georgedunham6833]

I am a heavy equipment mechanic and just love watching your work. I would just block the idiots that have trolled you . Please keep me on your list for seeing you work. Thank you for your excellent work.

[@jimlemoineboiserealtor]

Hi Brian, dedicated subscriber and viewer here, please keep me on the good boy list! Love your work!

[@1945gmc353]

I watch all your videos some more than once it helped me when rebuilt my t90 transmission

[@metalshaperJeep]

Glad I was able to help you.

[@quartz1881]

Hi Brian, count me in. love your videos. just rewatched the Dana 30 yesterday

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks, will add you to the list of interested viewers

[@RADIOACTIVEMASCULINITY]

The trolls can go to hell! I’ve been following you for a long tine and you are always doing something incredible that inspires me to be a better craftsman and take on new skills! Please keep me involved in all of the things you do!

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks for commenting, I am taking a new approach to trolls this upcoming year and will expose them and hopefully they will get a ton of emails right back.

[@phemmeke]

PORSCHE? I've had my 911 1986 Carrera Coupe for 29 years. Complete engine engine rebuild 10 years ago with a 3.4L big bore upgrade. You do great work and have some incredible equipment.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Porsche came out great and is tearing up the race track.

[@bobenochs3477]

I love watching your videos on KZbin. I wish I had your skilled training and tools and a shop to do that kind of work for the love of old Jeeps and old iron... I hope to be able to continue to watch new videos on KZbin in 2020... Maybe you can make painting videos.? There's always those assholes with big egos out there.... You're a true Craftsman of a dieing art... Keep up the good work.

[@tomrichardson2099]

Brian, I have learned a lot from your videos, planning,fabrication,mechanical,as well as what works and why. I dont think I could learn much from that scuff and shoot guy in Virginia. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to show the how and why of restoration.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Appreciate you taking the time to comment

[@edwardatoigue3110]

neverlet anyone put u down, thats just your hatters loving ur work! We need more good people making good content like what your doing..

[@heyyoubuddy6749]

Sir you do incredible work I believe I saw my reflection in that green Jeeps paint all the way from California. The yellow cj-2a at the very end looks like my uncle Richards jeep from when I was a kid. Seeing all those jeeps makes me smile, so many good times have been had in those jeeps and they are still going strong and a loved be their owners. Awesome work Sir. Trolls aren't worth the effort!!!

[@metalshaperJeep]

thanks for watching. I work hard every day restoring these old vehicles so that they can last for another generation.

[@scottweaver3155]

Keep up the good work. I have learned a lot watching the videos.

[@Steve-xw9ee]

Love your work mate, you have more skills than some knob with a spray gun and a hammer, keep the videos coming, Happy new year from oz

[@kenkopystecky5913]

its to bad that a few People have to spoil Things for the many who enjoy watching all your Great Videos My Self Included .I would Like to Continue to See Them .Have a Great and Safe New Year .Thanks Again for all The Great Videos.

[@mattdevillier3547]

Count me in. My '53 M37 and I appreciate the information and education.

[@stevenadams3387]

Brain You do great work. Thanks for sharing.

[@Truckwrench]

I watch all your videos. There is a wealth of information in them. Please keep them coming. I am also following you on instagram. Don’t let the haters get you down. Your work is inspiring. I only dabble at sheet metal work. I have learned some things from you, you are a master at what you do.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thank you for your comment, more videos on the way.

[@rancherogabe9640]

Some people can’t be happy knowing there is someone else smarter then them. Keep up the great work and don’t let the trolls get to you to much.

[@cjbilly345]

Please keep me in the loop. I learn so much from ur videos.

[@metalshaperJeep]

Thanks, appreciate you commenting

[@RT4Him]

Brian I have followed you for years. Your work is amazing. I have learned so much from you. Would love to have a quarter of your equipment. Please keep me on your list for future videos.

[@benmann4247]

Keep up the good work! Keep me on the list I enjoy watching your videos

[@robertmcintire7538]

Trolls aside. I think the videos you post are great. I have a CJ5 of my own and have learned a great deal about restoring them from you and others on KZbin. Keep on fighting the good fight, and thank you for sharing your work.

[@outboard7549]

These videos contain exceptional knowledge that I have yet to find anywhere. I especially appreciate the chassis topics as I rebuilt my Dana 44/27, transfer case and steering box. Have you done any videos on early CJ5 wiring? Peace.

[@juanzayas7719]

Brian... This is Juan from Puerto Rico... I think you are the best with Willys restorations.. I am an owner of two a 1967 CJ5A and a 1970 CJ5. Please let me know how can I continue to see your videos. Keep it up.

[@ryanengland7974]

Brian I'm a chevy guy but love your videos and work. That troll probably lives in his moms basement and from the way it looks cant fix a jeep tub. just picks up the parts cannon and starts ordering new junk.

[@carlcole294]

Brian, Please put me on your good list. I've been learning so much from your videos. Please keep making them.

[@mdftrasher]

Hello from Holland, love your videos!

[@VwRosstorations]

Don’t let em get you down, good work 👍

[@metalshaperJeep]

I am not down, but it is time to expose all these trolls

[@jimjohnston3188]

You are a man of knowledge, integrity, and a true craftsman. I could never in a hundred years accumulate your knowledge and skills. I would not for one second worry about trolls and "snowflake idiots. I enjoy each and every video you do. Please don't stop. Jim

[@scottpinardi4991]

Brian, you do great work!!I want in on ur new channel please. Love all of your videos don’t let the baloney blowers get you down!

[@seanscott8125]

Haven't been following as long as some but really enjoy watching your videos, also learning a lot about fabrication as I would like to restore my frontera ( isuzu rodeo)

[@geoben427]

Hi Brian, I've always enjoyed and learned from your videos. Whatever method you choose to distribute them in the future, please keep me in the loop. Screw the trolls! I hope you and yours have a great new year!

[@joefleming8568]

Hi Brian, I don't know why some guys feel the need to try to tear down another guys work. They must have some inferiority feeling or something. For anyone reading this I am the guy with the 64 CJ5 Sierra Blue body that Brian did for me last year. First of all I would like to say I think He did a spectacular job on it. He talked to me when I dropped it off and asked me what I was looking for. I told him I wanted to build a Jeep that looked very original. I did not want him to fill and block the body with 1000 grit paper and make it look like a new car. That is not how a brand new Jeep looked in 1964. Brian understood what I wanted and did a perfect job for me. I think the Jeep came out great. It is just what I wanted. I can't wait to see the progress on the 67 tub in the shop now. Keep posting as times allows Brian. I am sure there are bunch of us out here that really enjoy seeing your work. Try to just ignore the trolls. I have not found anyone on KZbin posting anything remotely close to the stuff you show on your channel. You have forgotten more about Jeeps than most of these guys will ever know. If you do end up going to a different format keep me in the loop. Happy New Year, Joe

[@stevemorgan3446]

As a longtime subscriber I have watched pretty much every video you've done at least twice! Sorry to hear you're moving on, especially behind some guy who can obviously talk the talk but can't walk the walk. If he is as good as he claims he would know that there are many ways to get a job done and what you do to accomplish the task is different than his way doesn't make your way wrong, What he is indicating with his caustic attitude that he has a pretty narrow scope of vision and is pretty self involved. He should probably run for congress lol. You and your family have a Happy New Year!

[@fishhuntadventure]

I want you to keep on posting your vids. While I can’t always watch everything I want, I do follow whenever I can. There’s through-surfers who watch these I’m sure. The nuggets you share within the content of the vids is invaluable stuff. Who’s going to know these things? Historical context, 75-year-old procedures... your channel is like a reference shelf in a museum with an instructor-curator holding class. Then there’s things you show being done on machines I don’t own. I’ll probably never own? Life is only so long. But I’ve learned a lot watching. And you’ve influenced and improved my hammer skills a great deal! Developing a skill to a superior level is hard without instruction and guidance. Hand-making in “my” world isn’t a 40-hour a week apprenticeship happening- especially at 54- watching you create with commentary has shortened or eliminated the learning curve for things I do both for hobby and for pay. I don’t know why you don’t have tens of thousands of views...? While not every video is “right down my alley” they all are interesting and teach me things I don’t know. With world class skills. I certainly hope to continue enjoying and experiencing the privilege of learning from you, I do want to continue watching your excellent productions.

[@markmarshall1737]

I've watched all your videos and you display such an enormous range of skills/talents I can only surmise that some feel the need to criticize to bolster their own ego. For the record your channel has been incredibly helpful, thanks.