DIY Rotisserie / Turn Over Jig

[@RestorationApprentice]

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[@IsraelSocial]

Excelent video! Keep posting more updates! Im restauring my porsche 924 1977 and taking your videos as a guide! Thank you

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thank you, glad to hear it! More videos coming soon!

[@NC944er]

Detecting a fresh paint job on the horizon!

[@RestorationApprentice]

Definitely, but whole lot of body work before that.

[@devisionhun]

So cool that you shared the failed weld approach too! It’s important to learn from these 😍 My other concern would be that there is nothing to stop the chassis from spinning with the wood blocks, so you’d need something external for that. Ah, I see at the end now. I actually don’t think 360 rotation is ever really needed to weld or paint on it. (Saw it from the local chassis guy who’s been restoring cars for 2-3 decades now) Nice budget tool though! Great job 🎉

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thanks! I didn't want to hide my mistakes. Learning is the whole point and this is my first welding project. I'll just drill a hole through the pipe and into the blok while the car is sideways. And put a large bolt or screwdriver as I did in the front so it stays in place.

[@devisionhun]

@@RestorationApprentice imho 45 degree is enough to work on the underside even to paint and is much safer too. If you have the rocker supported on the lower side, you also don’t rick the car “bending” should you need to cut into it. Looking forward to the new videos! (You got me into a 924S for this winter, but nowhere this deep restoration planned ;) )

[@CrosnierJulien]

Thank you for this new video that I was impatiently waiting for! Good job.

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thank you for watching!

[@Carlos230023]

Very handy addition to the shop! Hoping to start work on my 924s soon, think I'll have to go to a similar level of stripdown. Managed to snag a 2 post car lift on facebook market place for a good price, crossed fingers I can do everything on that. Keen to see your repairs using the jig, reckon I'll be copying a lot of your homework :P

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thank you for watching! lift definitely makes life easier and I would get one if I could fit it in my garage. But turning the car 90 degrees is still needed for some work, I think.

[@OTTOFOX]

Well done! is it much bodywork? :)

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thanks! It's not a rust bucket but still a lot of hours of work. I really want to do the best job possible and need to practice my welding a lot more.

[@andrethib]

good job! but now I'm hungry for roasted chicken 😄

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thanks! now that you mentioned it, I'm too! 😁

[@jones7299]

This is terrifying. Did it work out well?

[@RestorationApprentice]

Yes, it works.

[@mr.v465]

Last video was 7 months, how is the project going?

[@RestorationApprentice]

Slowly... Working on the car underbody just takes a lot of time. I'm also working on the engine, that should come out soon. I usually post updates on Instagram.

[@janv.6150]

Good

[@RestorationApprentice]

Thanks!