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Häftigt! Glöm inte att smörja spindeln med någon lämpligt spindelolja, annars riskerar du att förstöra spindellagren. Det ser ut att sitta smörjoljekoppar uppe på gjutningen avsedda för detta ändamål. 😊👍

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I'm glad you got lathed...

Find a friend to show you how to sharpen bits.

All households need a lathe!

Good stuff man!

11:44, LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.........You need a License to own one of these!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG, Martin, thanks for the laugh. I know you will figure all of this out. I also know if that Lathe could talk, it would be amazing to hear of all the work , and how many different parts were made on it. Cheers my Friend, from the USA!!! PS, that is also a brazed carbide tool bit that had an extra piece of steel welded onto it for a purpose we will never know.

8:37, 3 thousandths of an inch runout, which is about the thickness on a sheet of paper.

0:36, Yes, Martin, the legs, and the Ways. The Ways, are where the Head Stock (Spindle, Drive pulley, and Chuck), Carriage, and Tail Stock are mounted onto. The Carriage and Tail Stock can be moved on the Ways to allow the machining of parts you're working on. The Ways have one flat surface on the back and the other is a 90 degree V. I've never seen a Lathe that didn't have a Carriage that could be power, or hand feed. The Lathe you have is not able to cut threads because of the type carriage it was built with. But as I said on your other channel a Lathe is better than no Lathe. I'm hoping in the future you can get a more versatile Lathe.

Very Nice event !!!!

Sounds good but it slower than MY WRX lol

It should .I've it along pretty good a302w would give you more bang for your buck but its a cool option good find I'd like to find a 292 like that from the 60's low mi.

Bro went to get a barn find in forza 😂

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makin me wish mine was black but I got the white 😔

Congratolation with the bike (some could call it moppe😊). You seems to have a good plan for the bike. Small steps to a fun bike. What happens to the Land Rover? You have inspired me so much that now I remake my -62 series 2 to get the car body completly on rubber mounts. A lot of work, but it's fun. I dont have the confident to put it online as you do, but the project it's in progress.

Cars worth more then there house

Glad to hear from you. Nice bike. Like what your doing to it. Less is more.

Congratulations! I guess great minds do think alike. I just picked up a 1977 Yamaha xs400 for a project. I don't have a license either, but don't tell anyone. Cheers from the shed

Thank you for the shout out. 😊

That sounds really snappy, i want one!

That's a fun project. Great work!

In your opinion, is the 292 Y block more durable than the 302 Windsor? What is your preference between these two engines for use in trucks?

The Ford Y block - Heavy, long stroke, stacked port, low RPM, rocker squeaking, rear main leaking piece of junk.

Whatever happened to this car and the Cyclone Head?

OMG, Martin!!! I haven't watched this build yet. Will this build be required to have fuel injection like the Landy?

You know he a trapper

Martin, I just watched the last video of the Landy watch list. Now I can watch new progress videos as they're posted. I anticipate the completion of this build and I'll be excited to see it on and off road in future videos.

8:13, Martin, this looks like a good time to fold the windshield down so you have enough excess wire to do so.

Martin, I like your idea for the do not use switch. You will know what it's for, but you can laugh at those whose curiosity will shock them.

Martin, it's great to have eye protection when working especially underneath a vehicle. But at times ear protection is needed as well. When I was young, my Dad was doing some torch cutting and welding under a truck he owned. A small hot piece of metal got into his ear and burned a hole in his eardrum. He had several operations to fix the problem, but he had reduced hearing in that ear for the rest of his life. He recommended wearing a hard hat liner when ever cutting or welding under a vehicle after his accident.

Martin, I imagine the directional lights will have to be close to the legal headlights? If Sweden allows you to use the original headlights in concert with the required by law headlights it will be great.

Martin, videos like this are a help to others showing how to neaten up the maze of wires. I think if you wired it from scratch it could have had less wires to do the same job. It's great to have a fuse panel, but at the same time to try to keep it simple.

Martin, if pink makes your wife happy, you will have a happy life!!!

An inverter is great if you are camping with the Landy. But I'd prefer to have a second battery isolated from the main battery for inverter use. It's a safe method so you're not stranded someplace and can't start the vehicle due to a dead battery.

Martin, I'll say it again, "Wiring Sucks" especially using a generic after market kit. Yes, I understand modern safety laws applied to headlights and other lights. It's sad that you can't use the Original Iconic Headlights. But is it legal to use them as a four headlight group??? That would be sweet and give better lighting, especially in off road use.

0:35, I see your supervisor is with you today, maybe there will be less funny business and more work!!!LOLLLLLLLLLLL

Martin, it's what's called Trial & Error!!! Many times we don't have the proper sized bracket or belt or even the correct pulley offset. If the engine came complete from the junkyard you wouldn't have to do extra work like you're doing. It's great to see you have a plasma cutter. Quite often they are a better choice than an oxyacetylene cutting torch.

Martin, I'd paint under the hood the same green as the outside, I really like it for the Landy.

17:45, Martin, the Landy is going to be a really nice looking pickup truck.

We call it a bed, in the USA. You can say my pickup truck has either a short bed, or a long bed. I understand why you call it a tub, but don't try to take a bath in it because it will leak.

I really like your 3D Printed Landy parts, and the RC Tank you made. I need to get into #DP myself. You've made a lot of progress on many small details that really add up.

I had it twice, both were mild. The 1st was like bronchitis, and the 2nd was even milder I didn't even know I had it.

3:20, Martin, it looks like some type of ammunition case. Maybe 20mm cannon shells, or maybe the stick type hand grenades or other explosive devices. This case is in very good condition and it's great to hold tools, jumper cables, or whatever you need to store in it. Edit: when I put a time stamp and guess it's done before I continue watching, my guess was correct. I've seen the guys metal detecting in Germany & Russia pulling these things out of the ground and from swamps that are still full on munitions.

Martin, Including this video, I have 18 videos to finish watching the Landy Build up to the current date. Watching what you're Landy build makes me remember when I was younger working on the Mustang's I once owned, yes, I'm having fun. Thanks for sharing.

I'm a new subscriber watching your 2 year old videos and you were in the 200's then and you're over 2K now. I like your build and channel, you're always happy and you're having fun, so what's not to like??? I always give the thumbs up with content like what you're creating.

The seat covers your wife made look great. I'm sure they will be even better when they are fitted on the seats. The etch primer smells like fish when it burns, so what did the headers smell like??? LOLLLLLLLLLLLL I can't wait to see the first real test drive; it's going to be great.

Martin, even with the wires on the floor; it still looks like you have too many. I hate doing wiring in a car.

I wouldn't feel bad about having something cut in a junk yard to get what you needed. So many vehicles are scrapped every day. That piece will live on and used instead of going to the crusher and being melted down to make something else.

Yes, I'm 2 years late watching this video. If I were doing this build, I'd make it so the roof can come off (bolted on) during the nice summer days.