This

[@ScratchBashing]

*who looted my bitz locker??*

[@KnarbMakes]

Behind every successful fortune there is a crime.

[@caseyleeshort]

Zog you i did it ya git!

[@ryeloafbreadmen1080]

@@caseyleeshort OI!! IT’Z DA BOSS! WHAT A ZOGGIN’ MADLAD

[@StudsonStudio]

Very very good, the Bitsfather has blessed you on this day. And thank you for that tip on making wires straight, I've spent a silly amount of time trying to straighten them out by hand.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks Studson! Ah the bitsfather woulda been a perfect nickname there, missed that.

[@Effacez]

IMHO no one can claim to be an Ork player until they have scratch built and painted at least one thing. Well done, and thanks for spreading the word about us Method Crafter's! WAAAGGH!!!

[@KnarbMakes]

Wasnt planning on making an Ork army until this build, now I NEED one.

[@Effacez]

@@KnarbMakes this is how it starts! The addiction of kitbashing and crafting with Orks is potent! Before you know it you'll be on your 5th Gargant! No need to involve a 3d printer either 😉 Before investing too much into GW, I would suggest looking into One Page Rules . It's a MUCH better system that is FREE to download. Wyloch has batreps on his YT channel, definitely give them a watch!

[@KnarbMakes]

@@Effacez Yep, Ive been trying out the OPR ruleset, very streamlined!

[@ArtJeremiah]

Always one step above! This is the best Ork vehicle build I've seen. Loved the trick to straighten out the wire.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks so much! Its surprisingly easy to get ork stuff to look good

[@jolohobby1966]

thats a true ork truck build

[@BPCustomCreations]

Superb work! I love the idea of method crafting. You nailed it again, Knarb!

[@Rokinso]

Thank you for showing this technique! Great result!

[@CampaignTerrain]

I admit, I'm "that guy": heat + zinc = death. Respirator, and work outside. Moving on... It looks great.. I love how you just went for it. I lack that capacity; more of a planner, I. Clearly, it's working for you. WAAAAAUUUGGGGHHHH!

[@KnarbMakes]

Fair enough! I had a fan blowing air out the window the whole time, thanks Guy!

[@saucercrabzero]

Maybe the mass-hallucinatory tech-sorcery of the Orks comes from welding too much galvanized!

[@ZayneAdmiraal]

Soldering iron isn't hot enough to vaporize zinc. You'd need to weld to get it hot enough to be any danger. You'd know if you had heavy metal poisoning, it's like a really bad flu and can tell you from experience it really sucks.

[@CampaignTerrain]

@@ZayneAdmiraal Good to know. That sux. Sad you had to go through that. All I've heard, about the off-gassing, is "Heat is bad, m'kay!?" I didn't know it had to get that hot

[@ZayneAdmiraal]

@@CampaignTerrain suppose it's always better to be safe than sorry if you're not sure!

[@AbandonedMiniatures]

Awesome build! Couldn’t believe you built it from scratch frame and all. Love it.

[@KnarbMakes]

Haha, thanks!

[@sXeAndriex]

First ork vehicle I'm legitimately afraid of. Awesome, and slightly frightening, job

[@Baphomet-J.-Moon-Fetus]

Your T-SHIRT is amazing! I'd love one like that...

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks! I forget where I got it from :(

[@creativecuts7803]

Really nice man! Great video

[@KnarbMakes]

I Appreciate it! Cheers!

[@paulofreire7520]

Awesome build, my man 👍🏻

[@specs.weedle]

>the whole “method crafting” thing fun fact, any lights depicted on computer/phone/television/whatever screens are made of real lights and emit real light

[@Schizopantheist]

Well that is a truly novel way (to me at least) of building a warhammer vehicle and came out amazingly well. Even better is that I already seem to have all the tools and materials needed to make such a thing. Except for the random metal bits, but that's something to look out for! Excellent inspiration! Thanks..

[@harbl99]

"Anything is an Ork vehicle if you're brave enough."

[@pumpkinboi48]

this was one of the coolest things ive seen all year

[@seanmeadows129]

Fantastic build! You are truly an Ork Mekboy, well done and thank you for a great video.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks for watching

[@RogerS1978]

Drink can's were always a good source of ork vehicles, you can roll the edges to stop them being sharp and you get some great metal to fill in a frame, you can then add glue melted sprue weld lines. Had an old book for armour modellers that had some great idea's for this stuff.

[@KnarbMakes]

Oh, that's brilliant! Didn't think of using drink cans.

[@RogerS1978]

@@KnarbMakes Nail varnish remover and a cotton pad used to strip the paint, the only issue is some cans do come with a plastic liner making solder a pain. Food can's also have some interesting ribbing (but do come with a liner) making premade surface details.

[@RogerS1978]

@@KnarbMakes Nicklel strips is another useful find. Easier to cut than steel but is also magnetic so opens you up to a lot of temporary connection options while still on flat sheets

[@AsheramK]

This here, this is cool AF. Very, very well done.

[@chidoscraftsarts1009]

You’re incredible mah friend ❤️👍👍

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks for watching!

[@rngriff1]

It looks awesome! Great job!

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks!

[@bjscustoms]

Awesome build. I really like how it turned out. Very cool use of the scrap metal.

[@billdefranza4927]

This is seriously very awesome!

[@carrie4910]

Looks amazing!!!

[@WylochsArmory]

HELL yes

[@KnarbMakes]

🤘

[@josray2557]

this guy is still innovating over here aside from wild technology now even with raw metal haha. Really impressive stuff Knarb

[@KnarbMakes]

Haha thanks. Never stop learning

[@tyarkschettler853]

That build is metal AF!

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks!

[@jimi1701a]

Looks excellent man really good job. 👍

[@wlim6713]

wow.. hope there's more airtime for the completed work.. great job

[@gutshotcrypto3559]

wow. all that soldering saved you soooo much money on superglue! love it!

[@Monkeyshaman]

The sudden 20 years in the waiting realization that the shoota at 0:45 was banging on the firing pin to make dakka 🤯

[@Monkeyshaman]

Alt. comment: pov: when you methodcraft as a mekboy and your friend methodcrafts as a good old boy.

[@KnarbMakes]

Can always use more dakka!

[@Monkeyshaman]

@@KnarbMakes oh, absolutely but *at all* 😄 as in that's how the thing fired at all.

[@CCMinis]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHHHHHH!

[@KnarbMakes]

Waaaaaaghhhhh

[@Hepabytes]

Do you use different solder for welding parts?

[@KnarbMakes]

Nope, same type for all of it that I've had lieing around for soldering electronics. With various degrees of success, hence the load of wire supports, LOL

[@recoveringlibertarian5982]

Dude this is super cool

[@antheaxe7340]

as blacksmith and metal worker you should be really reallt carefull when heating up galvanized stuff ther are some ver very bad fumes that can come of it 392 F Zinc toxicity can occur when an individual is exposed to and breathes the heated yellowish fumes produced from welding or heating galvanized steel. For hot-dipped galvanized steel the recommended maximum temperature is 392 F (200 C), before the metal presents a toxicity risk. 600°- 650°F (316°- 343°C) is a good place to start for lead-based solder and 650°- 700°F (343°- 371°C) for lead-free solder. You want the tip hot enough to melt the solder efficiency, but excess heat can damage components as the heat travels along the leads, and it will reduce the lifespan of the soldering tip.

[@jeffreyjacobs8685]

Freckin AWESOME !

[@HacksawsHobbyBunker]

Orktastic! An unexpected methodology indeed. Fantastic build. "Hit the like button if you've ever seen a car". Uhhh, I saw a pack of gum once, does that count? :-D

[@KnarbMakes]

Yes 😂

[@necrofundatime1062]

Wildly inspiring friend🙂

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks so much!

[@yameshraberts3652]

dude! thats awesome. looks like fun

[@KnarbMakes]

Indeed it is! Thanks!

[@Xaltotun]

How strong are the soldered bonds? Stronger than super glue? I assume you tested its strength before starting the project.

[@KnarbMakes]

Yeah, way stronger than CA glue

[@XilejaffacakE]

Part of the reason I bought a 3D printer was to do stuff like this easier, I've slowly but surely been making a Mad Max Ork army, been hell of a lot of fun so far :)

[@KnarbMakes]

Right on! Apart from being a silly challenge, the restriction to use metal bits made me learn some lessons about photo etch, and soldering brass and copper parts

[@XilejaffacakE]

@@KnarbMakes It's very cool, I may have to steal some ideas! I really wish I could put pictures in KZbin comments, I'm very proud of my Doof Wagon, I wish I could show it xD making some Grot Tanks has also been very very fun

[@lucasahumada6913]

I love the whole godfather scene

[@FrankyDCrafter]

How!!!! Just how!!!!!????? I mean I saw it happen but I don’t understand how you made it look so good.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks Franky. Just sort of came together.

[@3lth]

Hey I've heard the word Car before, I like this video.

[@unclesam1756]

We gotz us a propah mekboy 'ere

[@SerPounce23]

Looks great, perfectly orky. where did you get the crew? they look printed.

[@KnarbMakes]

They are some of vidovic art designs I believe. Dont remember where i downloaded them from now

[@jacobhope6164]

Bashtastic!

[@notreallydavid]

Great work. Unrelatedly, I can imagine an Ork attempt at a UK WW2 Bren Gun Carrier (Know it? Most produced AFV ever), with irregularly cut multi-coloured pieces of flat armour plate hanging off a square frame at every angle you can think of.

[@KnarbMakes]

Hah! That would look awesome, might give it a shot someday.

[@michaelvonfeldt9629]

Brilliant

[@honeyridgehomestead3197]

I've heard the word car.... LOL!

[@michaelwilcox9016]

This is perfect for me I do hvac

[@clockworkpanda8]

This is revolutionary

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks! It was a ton of Fun.

[@innpeasea5121]

Well, I have seen a car outside, so I had to like the video. That was a dirty trick sir.

[@KnarbMakes]

My bad

[@ericmoveon]

Needz more Grotz.

[@lumbermill8588]

I hit the like button because ive heard of cars before.

[@mikepalmer1971]

Impressive

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

That is so metal!!!!!!!! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

[@junkers4561]

It seems to me that you are so handy that the next vehicle will be with a motor and radio control.

[@KnarbMakes]

Haha, you're not wrong, check out my other car video (which was made after this one)

[@erho2967]

Groundbreaking

[@jheu781]

Cool, this also doubles as a self defense system.

[@GenesisMaximus]

absolute mad lad. design mor things pls. pref 3d printable stls :)

[@KnarbMakes]

Will do! More 3D designs are coming, but its nice to craft with physical mediums once in a while.

[@wildshepherd5918]

Niice!

[@richardq-art7285]

wow

[@LONO742]

Wagggh. This is damn good. I don't even play Warhammer, but this thing is awesome

[@KnarbMakes]

Haha thanks! And keep those thumbs safe.

[@MonsieurPopu]

This is Gork's way. Or possibly Mork's.

[@andreasatlars4281]

Did someone say 'eavy metal?

[@earthmanbrick]

Nicely done, pretty amazing that you made it all out of metal. Good job, man. If you get a chance, check out some of the Orktober Scratch builds I made.

[@KnarbMakes]

Will do. You always make interesting stuff!

[@kemalpamuk6669]

Good Job...

[@adamb3455]

Awesome build, but you ain't welding. That's soldering. Big difference

[@Sudo_Nimh]

Tetanus mobile :)

[@KnarbMakes]

Right about that one, LOL

[@surrealsteelminiatures3929]

Nice build, I like how detailed some of the metal parts were im going to have to keep an eye out for some. Take a look at my channel for some of my all metal builds using MIG welding and plasma cutting.

[@KnarbMakes]

Woah how have I never seen your vids before. Really awesome!

[@timothyyoung2962]

So orkish you might turn green

[@bobbrown6389]

Orktastic.

[@notreallydavid]

Keep your friends close, but your enemas closer.

[@dlh567]

Using welding to make realistic welds on your 40k vehicle seems like cheating 🙂. Nice build, it turned out great.

[@bopaintsminis]

Somehow the algorithm brought me to your channel. I can only offer you a "like" and comment for the algorithm god.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks Bo!

[@edimusprime]

What up my Digga

[@thra-x1855]

tenatistober

[@kingyames]

This is my comment to appease the great algorithm

[@atlantissmojo44505]

Saw a car outside

[@redgreen09]

that it a its a big WWWWHHHHAAAA and darn it SODDer not soda that stuff you DRINK but hole thing looks great a think get cheeep car kits do a kit bash and mad max em seee as post new

[@amberscott8008]

The truck looks a little tractory

[@davinci3259]

I have heard of a car.

[@billdefranza4927]

"car" There, click like.

[@KnarbMakes]

Thanks! Haha!

[@travisjicorcoran5870]

The "l" in "solder" is silent. Sah-der.

[@daranurin5466]

Stop playing orks, stop betraying mankind.

[@Obergfreighter]

I know it's spelled 'solder', but it ain't pronounced that way. That said! Nice truck, came out real cool~~

[@KnarbMakes]

Right on. Sorry for the trigger, haha

[@Obergfreighter]

You've tempted me to replicate that frame business, I'm kinda sad I never thought of that..

[@KnarbMakes]

Apparently sol-der is also correct, more of a British/Canadian pronunciation. Cheers!

[@notreallydavid]

@@KnarbMakes You beat me to it. Must be the ocean in the way.

[@Michael-ko4ko]

Just a fyi. You pronounce solder like Sod Er. The L is silent.