CBR 1000rr Off Road Buggy Part 9

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Steering Wheel
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Challenger X steering gear
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[@drewtooker4243]

The things you machine and build in a tiny shed boggle my mind

[@joekizonu9503]

The amount of work that gets condensed to 30 sec time laps is crazy. I would love to see you and Vasily builds do a collaboration you both have amazing skills.

[@thegenerousdegenerate9395]

I love that you show your... "Complications" at the end of your videos. It shows your strength of character and confidence to share your mistakes. Not to mention it's also pretty darn entertaining. Lol

[@CainSample]

I agree 👍 there awesome to watch

[@trevorward85043]

It still amazes me that most, if not all, the tooling you have is self-made. Great job so far.

[@1981dasimpson]

i would not weld the sprcokets on i would weld a hub on for them to bolt to this way when teeth are worn you can swap sprockets out rather then have to grind all the weld etc

[@houset1794]

Honda’s have great H pattern shift cable assembly. Civics are dime a dozen

[@johnfasano2846]

The acura integra it better tho but ya for sure civics an there all over the place but good k tuned shifter assembly's perfect and pretty too

[@laymanengineer7502]

I was totally going to comment Honda/Acura shifters. To my experience, I think the civic is a smaller pattern and integra is a bit larger. Civic is probably the cheaper one.

[@calholli]

Could just make your own fairly easy.

[@sirkelly55]

Might be able to rip one off a honda fit easily, they're a cheap little car with a decent shift

[@romaz3053]

That's why I like your videos, that you show exactly how you produce different elements.

[@edwardgrant2309]

Probably one of my favourite creators, awesome work man you are so skilled when it comes to fabrication. Can't wait for the next video 👌🏻 awesome job

[@FloridaMan0561]

Being able to build parts by hand is an amazing skill,awesome work man!

[@goaxleone]

Chris.....You are a machinist GENIUS! WOW!

[@joshuadunn882]

Its been said a number of times in the comments but the amount of work you put into these things is amazing. I've build bits of buggies here and there so I know how much work goes into such seemingly small parts. Well done Chris keeping going all the time cracking it out.

[@yamr6rider]

You sound tired. I have loved how you overcome everything that stands in your way. Great job, great motivation... keep it up!

[@MexicoPescadoro]

I'm very sorry to say that I overlooked your channel a year or two ago. Your machine work is godly. Thank you for letting me watch.

[@oliververnon6966]

I just recently discovered your channel after the colab with GrindHard and after just bingeing your other builds series, the waiting on this one is killing me! Keep up the good work, can't wait to see this thing rip!

[@bloodredhornet2704]

As always I’m impressed by your youth, skill, dedication, and follow through. Keep it up. Good stuff.

[@calholli]

This is the most legit machining that I've seen you do yet... Bravo

[@colbywooley1728]

I’ve been watching since you got the first mini bike and you have inspired me to make my own projects. Really love the work!

[@bigjim8088]

So great you got the shaper set up to do internal splines. There's many things that can help you with now that its working. Great job bringing that tool back to life even if you did think you may not use it. Look at it now! ⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙⚙

[@willgrcmt]

Chris ever think about tank baffles? Fuel sloshing can starve the pump pickup.

[@joshuadunn882]

I've seen lads put a certain amount of ping pong balls in the tank to act as a baffle. I don't how well they'd hold up against petrol tho 😞

[@BakedPrawns]

This is your best fabrication work yet Chris. Hats off to you

[@paulwatts905]

Amazing fabrication skills, modifying the shaper has made a really useful machine, thanks for posting.

[@augielimon7029]

Impressive to say the least. I've been watching your channel for awhile now and I've seen your skill level increase very much. I'm glad I subscribe to your channel. Keep up with your projects.

[@frewen305]

I really appreciate that you finally found an useful purpose for your shaper. Great video as always ;)

[@matthewf1979]

Great job with the shaper! In glad you put it to work.

[@raymondwmanurung]

Part #9, Finally! Thanks for this upload Brother. Wish you always healthy and happy, amen. God blesses you, and regards from BALI ISLAND.

[@geoffburrill9850]

Very nice piece of machining. Good job.

[@lloydbaker7099]

Great work with the horizontal shaper glad you found purposes for the old machine it's very nice

[@PHUSII]

Great progress, keep it up. You are one of my favorite content creators on KZbin! Can't wait to see how you solve the shifting!

[@nat6441]

These kind of videos is what makes me hooked to this channel... if u can explain more about the gearing and how that’s gonna work that would be interesting.

[@motododo4626]

I paused the video just to let you know man.....you are a legend. You got so much machinery you built its f***ing nuts! You are a true craftsman bud. Keep up the videos. You inspired me to get into this stuff and now I'm addicted making things that probably shouldn't be made lol.

[@kevinheiden6178]

Shifting with 2 transmissions is gonna be weird cant wait to see it

[@bubbzification]

The spline cutter is a game changer. Awesome job. Can't wait to see the shifter videos.

[@stevensreejith3041]

really awesome meachining bro thanks a lot for this awesome video , im seeing these stuff after decades, i liked mechanical stuff a lot but then i turned out to be a software engineer. God bless u bro

[@LoneRevD]

Good re-tool on the scrapper that ole dog can still hunt!

[@oneeyedude20]

You seriously surprise me in every video my dude. You always improve your skills and craftsmanship. You should really be proud of yourself. Where you constantly improve and build serious badass shit, cars and cameras continually build shit and don't care to improve their skills.... their stupid saying is "it'll be fine". Keep doing what you're doing dude, you have a lifetime subscriber with me.

[@that_red_dentside3968]

Nice profile bubbles 🤣

[@that_red_dentside3968]

Speaking facts tho

[@bigrudy91174]

Great idea to retool to make internal splines, gone open up a ton of possibilities. Keep up the great work

[@sumanrai1931]

Waited for so long and the part 9 is finally here......! 🔥🔥

[@TheScottsawesomeart]

that spline cutter you made was awesome !

[@benc8386]

Brilliant stuff. You're a one-man industrial revolution.

[@_zzpza]

Really impressive work, that shaper did a good job. :)

[@gixxernut8021]

Nice!!, love that you make everything and most of it works or you keep trying till you get it to work nice job!!

[@Thewatson77]

Much respect on your machining skills dude! 🙌🏻 that ability separates you from the majority of guys doing these types of videos 👍🏼👍🏼

[@idriwzrd]

Really cool to see the shaper working.

[@Mastapoole]

You have awesome skills! That things gonna be a beast! 👊🏼

[@bendover8084]

Love your videos. You're a smart young guy with knowledge and skills that only a ignorant hater would give you a thumbs down. So that means you're doing something right to have haters. Keep up the good work. Again love your videos even the bloopers at the end. Lol

[@karacampagna9332]

i love the stef you build on your Channel it is amazing 👍

[@ronniewilliz153]

Mad props for modding your tools I do the same stuff sometimes. Lol of it works it works. Mad props man great vid an great job. 👍👊

[@bigt9049]

Grind hard plumbing co could really use a set up like that for spline cutting

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

theyre buddies so he could hook them up too

[@aserta]

They could use the press if they make an adapter to put custom teeth cutters and an indexed shaft holder. With how much force that machine has, they could cut the teeth in one pass, no problemo. They are seriously under using that machine, there's a stupid amount of uses for from broaching, key cutting, to even this, a rudimentary, but very functional splined shaft cutting method.

[@CPthetooladdict]

This is awesome man it's so cool!

[@bradyoung6663]

I knew you could get some use out of that shaper eventually. I'm really glad you saved it. Too many machines go to scrap.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Well done Chris! 👍😁

[@phill903]

You did some nice machine work on that shaft thumbs up ;-)

[@bryduhbikeguy]

I think one of the transmissions will be 'over drive',or low range.I look forward to seeing this climb rocks,and fly over jumps.Awesome work .

[@narongritnoipetch4085]

I'm following and waiting to see you every clip Awesome from Thailand.

[@MoondyneJoe]

Great job on the tank Chris I remember back to some of your first one's and now look at how professional they look! A tip for the next one put some baffles inside the tank to slow the side to side sloshing that this one will give as you swerve left or right, with such a big tank up high without baffles it can be quite concerning Love that home made Steady rest why by one when you ca make it ? use oil on the contact points it will help with maring the finish of your project. Keep up the great work Tony from Western Australia.

[@tomlee7966]

build is looking great

[@matthewanderson7766]

You are a so freaking awesome with building stuff unreal the stuff you fab blows my mind

[@chicamolly]

Great skills for a young man!!

[@merlinmagnus873]

Awesome work.

[@hugocardoso7952]

Nice aluminium welds !

[@EJ-74]

Can't wait to see this beast rip 🔥👍✌️

[@JoelArseneaultYouTube]

Haha... cutting on a manual lathe, especially one that can't do big cuts, is time consuming. Glad you were able to get the drill out.

[@nickkelless]

Your skills are insane man.. greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@sport1349]

Perfect working Chris

[@kasperrcstudios2089]

Man that was one of my favorite videos seeing someone modify a crosscart with so much detail

[@vaggkr5095]

Πολλη ωραια δουλεια εχεις κανει ενας φιλος απο ΕΛΛΑΔΑ συνχαριτηρια

[@edwardweisenburg16]

Hilarious love the snafu out takes

[@rafaellorenzoo]

the best chanel ever !

[@alyo3299]

Can't wait to see it drive

[@kurtisperrigo8307]

Good work young man😃👏👏👍

[@toddkmj26]

Awsome job

[@kurttaz]

Been waiting for this vid👊👊👊

[@NeoIsrafil]

I cant wait to see it jump with those huge shocks... so cool.

[@thomaspryor8202]

Well done!

[@ians1464]

Wow and you are acquiring some nice equipment.

[@mr__technic]

Grt man loved it.

[@R.N.GPerformance]

You have the Machine Knowledge. @Red Beards Garage has the shop. @Cars and Cameras have the history. Yahh need to build the best off road toy mankind has ever seen.

[@ZimmyF250]

amazing talent

[@joelgarside8925]

It’s looking sick

[@tntchitwood]

Good stuff man.

[@Traderhood]

First 5 seconds of your video and I already learned something.

[@Junkboy888]

Great use of that old shaper, Abomb79 would be proud of you. We will just not tell him about the drill bit LOL

[@mitchellschrock1803]

You could almost change the name from ratherBwelding to ratherBmachining lol. Keep up the good work man your builds are the best.

[@danejames4236]

Chris you should check out "push-pull cables"they are often used in marine applications. We used them for our shifter connection on our formula sae car and would be perfect for what you are after.

[@jeeperzcreeperzz]

With the ability to cut internal and external splines... It would be cool to make custom swabars for the buggy too. Ive made my own swaybars but had to work around not using splines to connect the arms and tortion bar together. Nice work!

[@benmorgan4454]

I think it would be wise to consider installing a misalignment coupling between that splined shaft and the output shaft from the engine. Will require another shaft support ofc. Super cool build!!

[@EdwardMurray06]

Longer videos = even better

[@Krasnov_Misha]

Cool job!

[@Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes]

Push-pull type cable from the floor shifters off a LOT of import cars at the junk yard like basic Civic or anything like that will make great shifter cables for go karts -

[@midnightrun-ns7pt]

Great job Chris, glad to see you used your shaper to cut spline. Talked to busted knuckle and he wasn't getting my private messages either on Instagram until he set one to me and saw my messages, try it see if that works so I can send you the stuff we talked about at wind rock.

[@Shmoozo55]

Having the ability to make your own collars with inner splines will allow for some really interesting projects where you need to create adapters to join various kinds of rotating machinery to other kinds of rotating machinery.

[@larsandersson4394]

I'm so impressed by your skills

[@scottwright388]

As am I

[@LatinDanceVideos]

Dang. I like that trick using a car stand as an adjustable hand rest while welding.

[@mikkel1249]

Chris you rock , and im digging your taste of musik not that cocktail shit in the end but the metal

[@Steechd]

love that you get things done regardless of what it takes. Im sure cutting those splines was tedious af. was going to mention that your indicator on the shaper not being inline with the z axis is not going to be very accurate. but i am sure you are measuring ur i.d as you go. just trying to help, love your perseverance

[@williampeterson6025]

This thing is so cool

[@larryalexander4833]

I would suggest two bearings to support the sprocket shaft. It will need as much support for deflection so as to not harm the internal bearings and gears in the engine

[@butchs.4239]

Agreed. I'd use a second engine sprocket and a length of double row chain to connect the engine output sprocket to the jackshaft's sprocket. A chain coupler allows for a bit of misalignment between the engine's output shaft and the jackshaft, so the output shaft's bearings aren't being side loaded.

[@anubratachakraborty1370]

*Brilliant!!!* 👍👍👍 *Excellent!!!*

[@rockyrivermushrooms529]

professional!

[@mrgmc6314]

The gearing is going to be wild on that thing between the 5 speed on the bike motor and a h pattern transmission also ..... wild ....

[@Crewsy]

I think you’re over thinking the final gearing. An old 3 or 4 speed manual is approximately a 3:1 first gear ratio so at most his lowest gear is now 3 times lower than what he’d have with the motorcycle transmission alone. Which will allow for rock crawling gearing. Best thing is that he will have reverse now.

[@mdftrasher]

Impressive!