The Front End TRANSFORMATION Begins! | Franna Crane Project | Part 21

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Curious about why we're putting so much effort into this Franna crane?? 🤔We like to think of it as our 'passion project' we do it because we love it, not only that, it's our goal to create a fully restored, functional, and visually stunning piece of equipment that's not only a testament to Kurtis skills but also a valuable asset for our business. We hope you enjoy watching our progress and if you've got any questions drop them below in the comments and we'll do our best to answer them 😄👇 📽Missed seeing any of the Franna crane project videos? Watch them all here: kzbin.info/aero/PLUzFN5xVei7UatVhlxlw3576rgwg2RTXf 🔔Hit the notification bell so you never miss our new weekly video. ✍Leave a comment below with your questions or thoughts. 🔓Get Early Access & Ad Free videos in our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering 🛒Check out all our CEE Merch here: www.ceeshop.com.au

[@trevorburton2718]

They are also horrendously expensive so it will be worth it. Keep going.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

@@trevorburton2718 yup you're spot on, a new crane of this capacity is $250K + so this is well worth the investment

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Hey Kurtis, does it hurt if you accidentally get hit by the spray bouncing off the things you’re blasting? Like it’s flinging abrasive at a horrendous speed

[@ilaril]

I love seeing how you're making it your own. All the modifications Kurtis has in mind and all the personality it'll have in the end. It may be a Franna crane, but it will dedinitely be YOUR Franna.

[@patrickd9551]

@@pacificcoastpiper3949 I've only worked with smaller machines, but in my experience the pain is negligible because all the energy went into the stripping. A simple overall is sufficient to stop any sensation. However, you never ever want to be at the business end of that spray nozzle. Pain would be the least of your issues, that is if you still have nerve endings left to allow you to feel pain.

[@a.bakker64]

23:00 ‘And the reason I’m going to all this effort is because it is my project and that’s what I want to do.’ And thats what it is! Keep it coming Kurtis💪🏻

[@johnks6733]

Best excuse ever

[@mongolike513]

I am not sure that you will have the crane ready for Bathurst. Nice try though.

[@therealxunil2]

No better reason to do it than that.

[@wayneswonderarium]

In matters of style, the customer is always right!

[@lindenhoch8396]

Haha yeah and don't forget the 180.000 views per episode 🙂

[@JAClerMont]

We all know Kurtis is a very skilled crafstman but Karen is really knocking it out of the park with these edits consistently.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Thanks so much I really appreciate the positive comment! - Karen

[@idkkdi8620]

​@@CuttingEdgeEngineeringi love it too. If you ever want to have more fun, you should try using a drone.

[@paulsilva3346]

​@CuttingEdgeEngineering , Karen you don't know you make the show 42:56

[@pbysome]

Really?

[@stevea9604]

She absolutely is an amazing story teller 👍🏻🤩😀

[@slunce12]

"Because it's my project and that's what I want to do" Good on you for saying that out loud! Oftentimes we look for justification and forget that personal enjoyment and fulfilment can be the main outcome of a project and it doesn't make it any less valid or "real". This one has that in spades, plus you'll have an awesome machine at the end. Also, to echo other commenters, I would 100% buy merch with that quote or similar sentiment on it :)

[@heffatheanimal2200]

Hells yeah! 👍Franna Crane Project: Part 87 Kurtis "So for todays job were gonna be placing the flame decals for the wheels, and installing the amp and subwoofers."

[@melindajohnson3394]

@@heffatheanimal2200 😂😂😂

[@larryosterbaan6845]

Needs hood ornament of the safety officer.

[@ellieprice3396]

Reminds me of Blondihacks expression, especially when she makes a minor mistake and has to do over. "Because shut up, that's why"

[@gigantor56]

"it is my project and that's what I want to do" YES, YES, YES !! This is why I like to watch this channel. Kurtiss and Karen own their work and make it all theirs and acknowledge when they are doing something for a customer but still you see their ownership of quality workmanship both in machining and camerawork. Thank you for this channel.

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Well said!

[@darknet180]

when you stood there and laughed at how filthy you were after blasating, I felt that grittiness in my soul. Love the work

[@leadpipefill]

You don't have to justify the franna crane, it has been my favorite series so far. I love the regular videos but when I see a franna update, I buckle down

[@danthemanhart]

I agree 😊

[@tealslug]

In this current culture of throwaway technology, it's very refreshing to see content where a good machine is restored so that it can continue to be productively used, and not just trashed. This sort of content has spurred me to try and repair something before just giving up on it - even if I do not yet possess the skill to do so. Of course, my humble repairs are on a much smaller scale :) Keep up the good work, K & K!

[@peter-pg5yc]

Neighbor went into nursing home sad but life.She had a 1999 es300 80k on clock garage queen. had a dead battery and no major timing belt servicing. It would fail inspection. And not saleable maybe 200 bucks at a used car lot they would they would bring to auction. The daughters asked do you want the car? Well i ended up getting it for 1 dollar. I already have 3 cars. Well i charged battery had timing belt serviced, ouch did brake fluid change new headlight bulbs etc, re condition leather seats, clay bar the car and wax cleaned seatbelts so now they retract. Cleaned plenium and cowel, cleaned engine, oil change next trans fluid change.cars runs fantastic passed emissions easily. Car runs great. It only needed 1400 for timing belt water pump full asian kit did seals too cams and crank. And a lot of my labor. Car is a blast to drive a real looker too. Why did i do it because the lady was very nice to me and loved her car. Now i love it too..only 80k on the clock she is a baby.. and well cared for. Like the sisters wanted, they knew i would care for the car. Now i car shuffle. Also for the challenge.. why not..

[@onkcuf]

It'll outlast him! (When he's done with it)

[@Fireclaws10]

unfortunately unless you have a workshop like Kurtis and don't have to spend money for labour, it's not feasible to restore something like this. I can do some car stuff at home, but that's it

[@Muscon01]

I dunno, Kurtis seems to be trashing most of it! 🤣

[@ronshumway1]

Agreed that Kurtis' technical and manual skills + Karen's filming and editing make this the best of videos for us mechano- phreaks.

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Wow, thanks!

[@doctorpatient519]

"mechano- phreaks"!! love it!

[@jimmurphy6095]

Some of us still remember... "Well I no longer have a drift car, so I'm going to bling my crane." You go, Kurtis

[@ianmurray2637]

What impresses me the most is the logistics effort of keeping track of all the removed parts, and of the sequences required for future re-assembly...

[@haydenc2742]

Big ol' shelfs and boxes sure do help ;)

[@craig7350]

Its nice to have a professional camera person recording the take down.

[@patrickd9551]

But like a good friend of mine said "we have a box of parts and there is only one way to put it back together. If there is something left, we'll figure it out" That was when the carburetor of my first car was in 50 or so pieces and I just came back from the bathroom. I expected to find neatly stacked rows of parts to be restored in order, I was horrified to find a container with random parts floating around in degreaser. Mind you this was 30 years ago and I was very much inexperienced with mechanical car parts. Now I do know what to do, but I just pay my mechanic at the garage because I don't have the time or space for such projects. Kurtis has 20 or so boxes or parts and 20 odd videos to look back to for documentation. We are just here for the ride 🤣

[@abitoffcenter383]

Once you do something long enough, it just because second nature. I thought the same thing when I first showed an interest in becoming an automotive mechanic. Now, 35-ish years later and having become a professional mechanic, removing and engine from an engine bay isn't any big deal. I mean I'm no better than anyone else and I do have my own system of keeping track of things. But from the outside looking in I can definitely see how things seem chaotic. Plus I remember being astonished watching my mentors. But I'm sure he has a system that helps him keep track. Back in my early days I used a lot of Tupperware, that's for sure!!

[@samrodian919]

It's simply called experience!

[@65cj55]

Even though the old Yard Crane knows it's helping replace itself, it still puts in 100%.👍

[@chevypu4]

If the business continues to grow he may need to refurbish the old one also.

[@AndyHack10]

I thought they wanted to sell it? Guess they're glad that they didn't 😅

[@mp-db5nq]

Hello all . I’ve never seen gouging before how does it work and why is it better than oxyacetylene cutting out or grinding If there is an explanation already filmed can someone timestamp it . I have really bad internet thanks

[@65cj55]

@@mp-db5nq The Carbon Arc melts the Metal and the Air from the Handpiece blows it away, far quicker then grinding and cleaner then Oxy Cutting.

[@65cj55]

@@AndyHack10 Yes, i think they said when the new one's finished.

[@obacht7]

YES, the engineering at CEE is superb. YES, the videos are recorded and edited perfectly. BUT: what I like the most about the channel is that Kurtis, Karen and Homey found something they can do TOGETHER with passion! This is priceless.

[@forgetittube5882]

“Because it’s my project, and it’s how I wanna do it”. Pretty much describes it all, why so much effort in restoring it.

[@fredferd965]

This is the absolute king of do-it-yourself projects!!!!!

[@richardcarleton7522]

Kurtis's work ethic and thoroughness impress me. As an engineer previously responsible for a metals and alloys production plant, watching Kurtis take the time to properly secure the frame from any possibility of falling over during the painting, tells me he's the type of person who takes time to do it right. As with all his projects while I enjoy watching him do the work, it's the care and planning that go into them that impresses me most. He also typically discusses things that he would have done different if he did a project again. His customers are lucky to have access to such a great shop for getting repairs done the right way.

[@PhilG999]

I'm a Retired Mechanical Engineer and I'm also a Machinist (although nothing close to Kurtis's level). I'm also an all-around "gear-head" and car enthusiast. As soon as he said he was going to "customize" the crane my ears pricked up! I can't wait to see how this beast turns out! Probably one of the few (or only) show-car quality cranes on the planet! Considering he's basically going to "re-engineer" the thing to his liking it's gonna be EPIC!

[@stevea9604]

@@richardcarleton7522 If he did it without the supports…it would be a better comment generator 🤪🤔😜

[@Celtic_Thylacine]

Have to agree, he never takes the shortcut. Always checks and double checks. Same when he's working with his lathes and changing, rearranging the chucks etc. Always cleans everything, always checks the jaws. It's great to see.

[@randytolle6706]

One thought: I was wondering if the round wood cribbing with the grain vertical might be prone to splitting with the edge of steel plate resting on it.

[@PhilG999]

@@randytolle6706 Its orientation gives the greatest strength, since the bottom of the steel plate is flat the force is distributed over a larger area. Bottom line is: "It didn't fail."

[@janneaalto3956]

It's always so satisfying to see that sandblaster blowing all that grime away. Surprising amount of pitting here and there.

[@markhesselgreaves]

I worked on a dairy farm for the first 5 years of my working life, among duties I did the pressure washing of the cattle bedding areas, cubicle houses etc, after winter, this was a task that took weeks and I often had to hose myself down after each day, not only was I soaked and filthy but of course you can imagine the smell! Often the bus driver would refuse to let me board to come home so I had to walk about 5 miles straight over fields ( to have walked the bus route would have been no less than 10 miles). I remember it well! Great to see work resume on this project, it’s gonna look fantastic when it’s finished! I just know it will! Mark from Scotland!

[@2nickles647]

God bless you Sir..❤

[@PaulG.x]

When I was young we lived in paper bag in t'middle of road

[@markhesselgreaves]

@@PaulG.x oh aye!

[@Ty-bz7zx]

You just can't leave these vids... after bloopers & Homeless(missed the birds this ep.) without a huge smile. Edits are somehow better almost every vid. Thanks for all the work !

[@dtom1145]

Great to see a useful piece of equipment being restored for service instead of scrapped out for parts or recycling!

[@Pr3stag3]

"because it's my project and that's what I wanna do" Fair play to you Kurtis you do what you wanna do bro.

[@MoMonde]

“Is because it’s My Project and that’s what I want to do” ! Spoken like a true Pioneer with conviction! Have at it Mate! ✅

[@mapo5976]

Everything filmed is like a choreographed dance. Well synched methodical paced action by Kurtis, the crane lift and swing. The positioning of shots, close ups, zooms and pans Framing and transition of shots by Karen.Excellent editing makes these videos just a comfort to watch. I don't think folk have the understanding of what goes into getting this done for 45min of entertainment. Thanks CEE.

[@davedunham7910]

When you said “It’s my project, and that’s what I want to do”, I had to smile, because that’s exactly what I would’ve said. It’s good to imagine what you want, and then go ahead and make it happen. Looking good so far,and looking forward to next steps.

[@adrianrubio5396]

Over the years, I have learned Kurtis is a very, very patient man. Also, as always, I really enjoyed the format of the video and first rate editing. Good job Karen!

[@ilaril]

Coffee on hand, 45kg's of pure love sleeping on my lap and snow outside the window. Cheera from this side of arctic circle!❤

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Sounds great!

[@ibTeeMac]

A new shirt idea. "Why"? "Because it's my project and that's what I want to do" Can't wait to see the new design.

[@18robsmith]

And/Or a patch?

[@Djjoemi]

Best qoute ever

[@TDOBrandano]

it's Kurtis's new drift car

[@mtronics]

@@18robsmith This would be the perfect sticker. "why do you have sparkly wheels?" *points at stiker 😆

[@stevengabalis4986]

Curtis quote from a previous video, "Because I don't have a drift car, I'm going to bling out my crane".

[@robertlinscott1551]

Glad to see you back on the crane. I've been eagerly awaiting more of the crane.

[@julioburgos4979]

Kurtis and Karen, The Dynamic Duo!!!! I love this channel!!!

[@SuperWayneyb]

So refreshing to hear a KZbin creator say they are doing something because they own it and that’s what they want to do instead of asking the audience 🤘😎🤘🇬🇧

[@richardmattingly7000]

Old Yellow Fellow maybe the past and Franna the future but his swagger is still there after all these miles..

[@P-J-W-777]

Can’t wait to see what your final design is. I think it’s great you are making this crane your own and building what works best for you. Probably my most anticipated series. I have a feeling that the majority of the color will be your blue.

[@gravedigger1454]

YASSSS, Franna Crane!! Seeing you build what is essentially a custom crane is so amazing to watch. It becomes quite obvious why your channel and (so I hope) your business is doing so well! Keep it going Kurtis & Karen! Much love from Germany!

[@hbeasley7223]

100 years from now someone is going to find your crane and Put it in a museum. And I understand that completely. I really enjoy your work and video. Thanks

[@pauledwards6405]

I actually really hope Franna are providing some support with this project.... They are awesome machines and really need the respect they have shown over many years. The work you do is amazing.

[@oldskeptic1513]

... hurayyyyy ...! ... my favourite project back on the agenda ... thanks a million Kurtis and Karen ...

[@BatterOrWurst]

As I near retirement I have a special empathy for the old yellow crane preparing his replacement

[@chevypu4]

He will probably tear that apart next 😂

[@ep1981]

We all know Kurtis will find a reason to keep the old one around! Part of the family now.

[@bboomer7th]

Poignant, that.

[@Matt-my7pz]

So many memories with the ol dragster crane

[@urishima]

@@ep1981 back when they got the Franna he said they were giving it to someone else once the Franna was running properly, that's why they fixed old yellow up.

[@DrMattBug]

The anticipation has been unbearable. At long last, more of the Franna crane!🎉

[@akefayamenay104]

I really am fascinated by this project. The sheer balls to take on a project like this and never cut a single corner is nothing short of inspiring. If this dude can take on this huge project and not give up or do it halfway when the going gets rough, I can do some of the projects I’ve been wanting to do, but have been too nervous to start. Thank you guys for the inspiration!

[@vincenthalas7055]

I really liked your line, Kurtis... because it's my project, and that's how I want to do it"

[@Guywithcrazyideas]

20:59 His smile and laugh is priceless.

[@sharizabel2582]

Your craftsmanship will give you a virtually brand new machine. Awesome!

[@robertfitzsimmons2507]

Homeless reminds me so much of my Staffy Spike. Greatest little fireball of a pup I ever had. He's 6 years old now. Love the videos guys keep up the excellent work both of you.

[@davidparker8920]

I, for one, can't wait to see this crane finished. It is going to look brand new and function just like it was bought brand new yesterday. This is well worth the work you are putting into it. The crane will give you decades of use and all for a portion of the cost of a new crane. Kurtis, I have noticed that you are a true professional. You do every job with the highest degree of professionalism and integrity. You, sir, are to be commended.

[@willmeldrum4583]

About the only chanel i watch that i never fast forward or only watch a few key parts..don't be afraid of putting out longer videos...we will watch

[@jagmasters7392]

This crane resto is an awesome series. Each episode is a blast!

[@garywoodard5759]

"It's my project and that's what I want to do." Bravo.

[@nevkirkham7657]

Fastest way to shut down the haters "Because it is my project and that is what I am going to do"! Can hear it now, "but but but" LOL. Loving ya work, keep the vids coming 👍

[@danamullen2556]

Hello from Storm-beaten Florida. Karen’s camera and editing were spot on. Very professional. I love this project.

[@SuperMaiki76]

This just awesome timing. Get to see Kurtis do his magic while eating breakfast 😊

[@christopherpappas7474]

Curtis has all the best toys....I relive all my childhood days with my Tonka trucks in the sand box every week. 😃🇬🇷

[@toddreid7660]

Hooray the franna crane is coming back to life can't wait to see it back in action

[@ScottHammet]

Sure hope you guys have channels you like to watch as much as we like watching yours. The transitions on the repetitive parts to speed things along are always super smooth. Thanks so much for putting in so much effort, both of you.

[@Bear-yh6cv]

Watching your normal videos of manufacturing, machining, welding and everything else you do but these crane videos are just brilliant and I for one I’m so glad your doing what your doing to the crane. This strip down refurbishment and rebuild videos are nothing short of amazing, thank you guys for being so entertaining while pimping your crane 😂😂😂❤

[@gcl2783]

These Franna videos are very ... uplifting. Love seeing the work you do.

[@thorstenbohmer9250]

plz never get rid of the outtakes.

[@robertpfister363]

Greetings from a Canadian living in Zambia in southern Africa. In the background during the first blasting part, I noticed a purple flowering tree in the background. It looks like a jacaranda tree! They grow everywhere in southern Africa! Totally enjoying this Franna crane project. One of my favorite series so far!

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Good spotting it is a Jacaranda tree 😊

[@rogerday6184]

My Dad would say that if you have not done all your studying by the time the jacaranda flowers… it’s too late…. Jacaranda’s flower in October ish…. Good spot

[@robertpfister363]

@@rogerday6184 Thanks, and your dad was wise! Definitely October flowers here too.

[@joerodrigues3816]

Great video mate many thanks for sharing this with us all and hope you and your family and your friends are doing well too.

[@preludeshalyn]

I love how the sped up sections are edited with real time audio, but it’s always the correct sound for the tool being used and it lines up just right

[@jimboinsa]

Dang it! Now I have to wait forever for episode 22 of the Franna crane rebuild. Love your videos and learn a lot from them. Very professionally produced. Keep em coming!

[@robewan]

The franna crane will be worth a fortune when it's finished

[@mogwix]

Really awesome to see the effort being put into doing this project properly.

[@beyondmiddleagedman7240]

"It's my project and that's what I want to do" is the best reason for doing something!

[@marklbreen]

Spoke to a few people here in Ireland recently and everyone that knows Cutting Edge Engineering is excited mostly about the Franna Crane project. Delighted to see Part 21. Karen, the Irish are hungry for more Franna Crane content. Well done on amazing work, and well done to Curtis also 😀

[@mazchen]

Karen's editing and shooting must be one of the best here on YT. Just watch the lifting of that part at the beginning of the video. Many different angles, detail shot, back to total view... Big money TV shows can't do it better! Never a dull moment. Awsome.

[@waynefisher7694]

what a pleasure it will be putting it all back together spotless clean and freshly painted.

[@Abrikosmanden]

"Because it's my project, and that's what I want to do" is really all the reason that's needed! 😄

[@danielredmayne6956]

This will be the best custom Franna here in Australia no doubt!😍😍

[@ericpeterson336]

It does my heart good to see scrap metal brought back to fully functioning machinery. This is the best sort of project!

[@luvtruckin]

Kurtis of all the channels I watch you’re one of the few who make it clear it’s your shop your projects and it’s gonna be the way you want it. Hats off to you keep it that way.

[@Disinterested1]

now we know why Curtis looks so good for his years regular garnet exfoliation!! and plenty of water! great video as always best wishes to you all and hope you have a great weekend

[@gorillaau]

Always make sure you stay hydrated.

[@Machines.In.Action]

The dustless blasting is so satisfying to watch! Seeing years of rust and grime come off is like magic...

[@ericthered982]

When this Franna project is finished, I'll miss seeing Kurtis in the International, as it makes him look like a little boy in that huge cab!

[@ChuckChuckBoBuck]

Something to consider adding to the Franna as well as your regular forklift is a rack to hold/carry wooden blocks to set things on. I used to operate a large forklift at an American hardwoods sawmill and we used solid oak 48" 2x4's to set our bundles of lumber down on and even used them between the bundles, and always having your blocking material right at hand is the way to go. Anyway, it's just something to ponder, keep up the great work.

[@jeremygoss6784]

Countless have said it and I am just echoing the statement, nothing was better than hearing you say you are doing it this way because you want to! Priceless and perfect. You should make some merch with that!!

[@Rangitatahunter]

My crane & I’ll do it how I like it is the perfect attitude :-) having custom gear built by me for the way I work absolutely rules & makes life so much easier

[@danielcarter305]

AWSOME camera work this week, Karen! The shots and camera movements are sharp and smooth.😃😃😃

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Thanks so much! 🥰

[@FulsomeMcGinley]

I thought that. Particularly the framing of the gouging through the structure of the crane body.

[@johnvane5240]

Other people amuse themselves with projects like collecting stamps, making pottery or doing a bit of woodworking, Kurtis’s project is rebuilding a crane. Got to love it.

[@AlessioSangalli]

I hope they use the expenses of this project to lower their tax liability

[@neuron14]

the one AND only crane tuning project worldwide

[@dirtlord5257]

The attention to detail is second tonight. Definitely can tell this is a passion project and I can't wait to what 'Kurtisms' are adapted into the final build. Loving the editing on these videos. Good job Karen.

[@MrRebar15]

*Cutting Edge Engineering Australia* Bravo well done, thank-you both for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[@gusviera3905]

So impressive--tearing a crane down to bare metal, then redesigning and building your own style shop crane. A Master Class in engineering and metal fabrication. Looking forward to seeing it come together. Maybe this will be the flagship model for K & K Cranes! Who knows? Eilbeck Cranes started as a blacksmith shop. And nice to see the helicopter lads drop by for a coffee and a chat (grin). Looks like beautiful Spring weather too. Nice. Thanks for letting us look over your shoulder and have great week! Cheers.

[@gorillaau]

Kurtis: hey guys, today we are taking delivery of our first helicopter. This could be great prank on the viewers video!

[@tieffliegerin7059]

YEEESS!!!! Franna Crane again, love it!!

[@_astralxinfluenced_2799]

Never did I imagine I'd be so invested in a crane rebuild... Love. it.

[@fabfly8328]

Kurtis has evolved my general knowledge of metalworking and motivated me to increase my skills, thank you so much for putting out this content!

[@bobuncle8704]

I love your no nonsense attitude. It’s my project, and that’s the way I’m doing it. Good job on cleaning and prepping the foundation to your fabricating magic.

[@_Mav]

15:18 the music during the timelapse and turning the music down during Curtis’s chats... perfect 👌 makes the timelapses like this just that little bit better

[@CuttingEdgeEngineering]

Thanks for the great feedback!

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Going to look better than new

[@Michael-it6kj]

I did love your reasoning. "It my project and thats what I want to do" Couldnt have said it better myself.

[@usocrazy6133]

I'll never be able to do what Kurtis does. But I love watching his master craftsmanship.

[@danielcarter305]

17:18 said it before, and I'll say it again I love the look and texture of sandblasted metal!

[@scpvrr]

I love the “Cuz it’s my project and I want to.”

[@andrew1040]

11:31 the fact the sandblaster can blow the trees in the background just shows how powerful it is

[@benlund3905]

They seem to have lots of work. Coming from someone who does ‘everything’ himself, theres a place for a reasonably paid person to sandblast stuff…and learn some other stuff about working.

[@benlund3905]

And i think it was windy that day.

[@peterd314]

Loved this video! “Because it’s my project” to me seems like a very Kurtis point of view! I really look forward to seeing this all come together! Thanks for the video you two!

[@BigColton]

I want nothing more than to see this crane finished!

[@tellsitasitis]

Been so waiting for the Franna crane

[@tinman7551]

Outstanding work 👏🏻

[@Deathmask666GER]

Franna Crane

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

The videography was so good I swear I could smell the primer. 👏👏👍😀

[@SFS13-01]

The lengths that you’re prepared to go to on this project is absolutely amazing! A totally mind-boggling amount of work! Love your determination and work ethic. I honestly don’t know how you find the time as busy as you are with customer’s work. Hat’s off to you, sir.