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Joe's Next Project
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Registrace 23. 09. 2018
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Framing Week 2
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In this video Joe gets you up to speed on week 2 of the framing of his new house.
Start Framing
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In this video Joe shows the progress with the framing of the new house.
Shiloh Schoolhouse Build - Pour the Slab
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In this video Joe gets the slab poured.
Shiloh Schoolhouse Build - Build the Pad
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In this video Joe get's the guys to build the pad.
Shiloh Schoolhouse Build - Get Ready
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In this video Joe gets you ready for the Shiloh Schoolhouse Build he's been planning for some time.
Goodbye Weeds
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In this video Joe gets started on his project house build. First things first, we've got to say goodbye to the weeds. Joe hasn't come up with a name he likes yet so let us know what you think it should be called?
Almost a roller
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In this video Joe shows off the progress, this thing is almost a roller :)
Rear coilover mount part 3
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In this video Joe shows the great progress he's made on the rear coilovers.
Rear coilover mount part 2
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In this video Joe continues his journey on this rat rod called Zen Coupe. This week he's still at it working on the rear coilover mount.
Rear Coilover mounts part 1
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In this video Joe gets to work on his rear coilover mounts.
This is ruin style
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In this video Joe starts out to create something he's been thinking about for years.
Muriatic Acid Dip Removes Rust
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In this video Joe shows a cool method to remove rust with muriatic acid.
Belt Storage for a Jeremy Schmidt 2x72 belt grinder
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In this video Joe fixes a problem for all your belts to your Jeremy Schmidt belt grinder.
Right Rat Rod Motor Mount
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In this video Joe works on the right side motor mount and custom fits a bracket for the AC.
Rat Rods for Africa, Full Custom Ian, Bello's Kustoms
Thank you. I've plenty of rust and some acid.
Can you dilute the acid to just remove light, surface rust, but not the plated or painted surfaces?
Hold the steel in tension while you make your vees. The vee expands and isn’t allowed to move, so it swells. When it cools, the vee shrinks.
Pretty cool.
I wonder if you can do a corvette like that
I saw a picture of this car 20 years ago and it has stuck with me all this time. I have searched high and low for this car trying to get the right algorithm Joe. I'd love to see this design do a 7 or 6 second pass on the quarter mile , ( with a full roll cage of course ).
Great video. Rest in peace Joe.
Instead of using water to dilute the acid use white vinegar and emidiatly dry them off. Your still gonna get a little rust but no where's what water does
Love this one. Can make many versions of it and sell the heck out of them
If you have a price of galvanized you want to weld, it will remove galvanized coating 😊
There are a lot of misunderstandings about cooling. The main thing to know is that (for mild steel, in ordinary situations) it doesn't matter if you use water (preferably from a sprayer) or let it cool over time, but what IS important is that every time you heat a spot, the surrounding metal must be cool for that spot to cause maximum shrinkage. This means that all but the smallest jobs will take considerably longer if you don't accelerate the cooling process. In this particular case, the second row of spots in between the first ones would have had little or no effect, because the surrounding metal had become quite hot. What is needed for maximum shrinkage is a very sudden difference in temperature around the boundary of the red-hot spot (and the spot needs to be small for sheetmetal, maybe 12-15 mm diameter). You want the surrounding metal to stay in the same plane, and fight the expansion of the red spot. This forces the metal to thicken at the spot, then when the spot cools, it has to go back to its original volume. Some of this shrinkage comes from the thickness but most of it comes from the diameter (the latter being what you are aiming to achieve). If your spot worked, you will feel it is thicker locally when you lightly run your fingertips over the surface after it has cooled. It the spot is too large, the sheetmetal will go out of plane (buckle) instead of fighting the diameter expansion, and if the metal is too hot around the spot, it will be too weak to fight it, so in either case you won't get enough thickening (also called "upsetting") which is the key enabling factor for this method to work.
Amazing car I got the privilege to meet a gentleman that owns one. Got to see it up close and personal and bought a set of rims from him. They were on the car.👍🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I hate to write this. It is very painful. Our friend Joe Pinkston, one of the coolest guys I ever met, passed away this morning while sleeping. He was an exceptional man. A builder, a talented wood worker, a master mechanic and car builder and a man who could ride a unicycle indoors while drinking a beer. He would bring rockets over for our grand kids & put on a fireworks display. He would solve any building problems and answer any car, truck or car questions you could come up with. He was a kind, funny and innovative man and we're going to miss him terribly. Sleep easy Joe. Harry
Deepest condolences to the family and friends of Joe 🙏 Just found this youtube channel about a week ago and have been binge watching ever since. So sad I won't see the beautiful Rat Rod be finished by Joe but even sadder is the fact Joe the creator, artist, engineer, fabricator, craftsman, artisan, and dreamer of the Zen Coupe himself has passed. Rest In Peace My Friend 😥
Dude tripping about the light 😂
Man I played a huge concert in the late 90's at Lone Star Park where i was training race horses. I saw the Z Rod there. It was mind boggling..
Tem o projeto dela? Excelente
Very nice, very cool ❤😎👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Where is part 8 .?.?.?.?.?
What a waste!
The old 67 toronado is neat .
Bill really liked it
Cat just drank some 😱
Removes metal too.
Awesome rig Joe...awesome!
Thank you for warning your viewers about galvanized steel. Muriatic acid is extremely dangerous. I soaked my straight pieces in capped off PVC. Works great.
Hey Joe if you use acid to clean rust or Mill scale you have to neutralize it on the steel or it will flash rust. All you need is baking soda and water. This will stop the reaction and keep it from oxidizing. You can also get a weld film which is like a thin pV glue to wipe over the steel with a sponge. This will stop any oxidation and when you get ready to weld you can just wipe it off with a wet rag just prior to welding. Tips and tricks and share the wisdom with others it's all part of the journey of life.
Joe,did you get outta the wrecking business ?? I miss my trips to Texas.. You were one of my favorite stops !! I should have hauled that Cheetah back here to Canada.. What was I thinking... Hope all is good... Getting cold up here in Ontario.I might be building a 1967 Camaro Z rod... Nothing much has changed... I still love getting a rise outta people..Cheers my friend.
I'll let Joe know you're asking for him :)
Joe Pinkston,,how the heck are ya ?? Duane from Canada here buddy..Long time.
JOE MMATE I MISS YA WHERE DID YOU GO MY MATE YAS FROM AAS LOVES A A SIK CAMARO MATE
Thanks for watching. I'll let Joe know you all are asking about him. Thanks so much
Did I see it right that you used straight argon for MIG?
The bike at 1:05 Is a Suzuki GT ? My guessGT550 Ram Air.
Cool .
Your woodwork is terrific, but your video really needs more details before it can be helpful for beginners.
Almost a roller, I still enjoy watching your videos Joe
Can I have one and ho w can I get one
Talking about front wheel drive, you can bolt them up to rear wheel drive layout transmissions using factory bits.
Hoping you're well Joe. All the best.
It's okay with you Eduardo / BRAZIL
You need to neutralize the muriatic acid with a base like baking soda and water slurry or else it keeps on eating away and and reacting with the metal to form that surface rust. Rinsing off with water isn't enough. First neutralize for several minutes, then rinse with water.
Baking soda + water (hot / warm /cold?) #asking
Damn thats freaking genius the R&P will move precisely with the axle But the problem i see is the steering shaft will move as the suspension flexes which may well cause a bump steer like effect i think you can minimalize this by strategically placing universal the steering shaft though Edit:good call on the universal joint
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Have not seen an update in a long time and getting a little worried. I’m not too far from you so don’t make me drive over there to check up on you.
I got to see Joe last week. He's does read your comments and thanks you all for being here. :)
Let me know if you buy it
what rack and pinion is that? I need one just like it. thanks
You'll need to watch this video - czcams.com/video/MBJEG5FbYVQ/video.html in it Joe swaps to a junkyard find. The new one is a 2003 Dodge Intrepid.
I'm sure I'm not alone in worrying about how Joe is doing. Can someone give us an update please! Not too much to ask I don't think. Harry Wagner...any info?
Joe told me that he's good. Hopefully we'll be able to work on videos again soon. :) Thanks so much for your comments.
@@JoesNextProject Really glad to hear this! All the best Joe! Hope you get yourself sorted out and back to normal real soon.
Hello all, I am doing good.I just had an MRI. It showed no evidence of disease and no tumors. Around last thanksgiving when We were just starting the new house,I was on the patio with the house plans discussing the build with my concrete concrete contractor- then I got Dizzy and he helped me into my house. My wife is a nurse and she brought me to see the Dr. The Dr sent me to get an mri that day and it showed 3 Brain tumors.I have Glioblastoma multiform. Then we went to memorial Herman hospital in Huston . Brain surgery #1 they removed 2 tumors. Then after that healed Brain surgery # 2 in Tyler tx they removed 1. I have never felt like What I thought cancer was supposed to feel.however very early on I felt like I had a stroke. I had a limp and was slow on my right side. And my signature was only about3/4” long. I was all better right after the first surgery. Im better now and feel great. House is mostly done . I will post some photos in a minute.
@@53animalfarm Wow Joe! Just now come across this post! You've been thru the wringer for sure. Keep working on your health and eventually you can get back to your projects. We'll all be around for you and saying a little prayer for your continued improvement. All the best to you!
The first bike was a Suzuki triple 2 stroke. I'm busting a nut. Amazing.
Can you name any others for us? Thanks
Really missing the project updates………
I’m thinking “package deal”. I’d bet you could easily build one good bike from all them beauty’s. 😂
Hey joe how can i contact yu for yamaha xt 225cc engine that's in a good condition
Joe does not own the bikes or that place. He went there a couple years ago and wanted to share what it was like :)