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Hey Matt, As a high school welding instructor, I empathize with the balance between completing work and mentoring new talent. Your patience in training the next generation is admirable. Salute, sir.
Love it. Patient
The only criticism I have is the lack of emphasis on the proper use of PPE. There is just no excuse for not wearing safety glasses when using an angle grinder. Even the very highest quality grinding and cutting discs shatter sometimes. Also, a major occupational hazard of welding is skin cancer. Even for a tack one should be wearing the proper PPE.
@@christopherlatham4254
yer a real fun guy.......
As a high school welding instructor you should be able to point out the issues
@MrWeldWell I enjoyed reading your comment. I believe you are a good teacher and a better human being. so, thank you buddy :)
Nothing like learning a new craft while the whole world can see you doing it. No pressure.
Loose clothing and long hair around power tools. . .a lesson we don't need to learn the hard way.
I was immediately freaked out about her hair ... that’s gonna get caught eventually if she doesn’t pull it back... as a long time light industrial worker.... I’ve had to help find separated body parts, and clean up .... hair back, jewelry off( yes even plan metal band rings), safety glasses you actually wear. And be very cautious with all the abnormal lifting in that shop
She is doing great. 10 minutes of instruction and go. 😅
Is this comment about Caitlin's welding, or Matt's golfing?
@@avlisk her hair is tied up in back
My biggest concern with needing to unbolt panels to get to the engine is fire risk- What if you have a fuel leak or something electrical going wrong and you need to get at it fast? (Which has happened to you all). In my humble opinion I think it would behoove you to set the side panels up on some type of a latch system of like on some heavy equipment so you can unclip/unlatch something and pull the panel off quick. Not to mention it make checking the oil and adding fluids much easier. 🤷♂️
Could not agree more with this comment. Just some simple hinges, latches, and gas struts on the side panels would go a long way for fire extinguisher access.
Exactly! Camlocks!!!!
Agree!
i thought the same thing. im gunna post this in my own things as well so maybe it will get more attention.
Definitely do this. Either that or install some sort of remote fire suppression system
Matt is the shop class teacher we all wanted back in the day!
And he still has all of his fingers!
I wish someone like Matt had taught me to weld when I was a young man.
It takes a well adjusted young person to learn a new skill in public...so many viewers. Props to Caitlin!!!
Props to ol Jake as well, he's adjusted well.
i just hope she doesn't regress to the level of recklessness that Matt has. he needs to wear gloves to prevent skin cancer while welding, and his workers need to put the guard back onto the grinder, unless they want a piece of it ending up in their jaw.
@@BikingWIthPandabut why does that require Matt to reject special homosexual rights ?
Matt's no mexican !!
@@benjurqunov bad joke, wtf man. Get that outta here.
Yeah, it's bit of a trial by fire, she's basically learning to weld on stuff that's in production... stuff that will be tested in the field.
You better get this wrapped up. It’s already snowing in the mountains. Predicting an episode where the shake down run is an actual recovery mission.
with 2 gallons of gas
It's quite possible that this video was filmed a month ago, but I understand your urgency.
Every year it is like this and every year they bump it to next year. We can hope though.
@@JeffBilkinscan't really bump it to next year when it's in pieces in the shop. Maybe the paint job will get bumped to next year
Isn‘t the shake down run an actual recovery most of the time ?-)
Stopped by the yard yesterday on our way though town and loved getting to see everything in person, we even got to see Matt who was about to leave on a call but still stopped to talk for a moment with us, great guy and an amazing location to see, it was great seeing you Matt and my apologies for keeping you for so long at the end of your day keep up the great work
You Utah boys are always helping each other out! Wish the whole country was more like you guys.
Matt is an incredibly patient teacher. Not everyone is wired that way. Kaitlyn is so fortunate to expand her knowledge and learn skills that she can take anywhere.
My wife and I miss Lizzie - but are looking forward to Caitlin’s journey. Having a new person learning everything from scratch is a great way to reintroduce the channel and attract a new audience. Nothing makes someone want to try something more than watching someone new do it - along with the inevitable mistakes. We love the way this channel unabashedly shows even the mishaps as learning experiences. “Good enough” is often faster and more valuable, time wise, than a perfect brand new install. Think high grade trail repairs to get things moving, making money, and helping rescue people versus all the downtime to do a full garage based retrofit. Doing it without the perfect thousand dollar tool (claw hammer to the rescue) makes it even more relatable to the average person. Love the channel!
Where did Lizzie go?
@@AviationDirection I'd like to know what happened to Lizzie, I know she got married, maybe got another job?
@@AviationDirection at Ranch
Lizzy with her husband and his family
I really appreciate how you keep building your crew with young people wanting to learn something.
Amen. With her hair down, Kirsten is not a bad stand-in for Lizzy.
Or Katelynn or whatever.
Cheap labor and entertainment.
If you get a fire in the engine bay, the only way to use an extinguisher is by going over the radiator. And it won't work that well because you probably won't be able to point at the source. Maybe try latching the side plates (like on ammo boxes). Then you can get them off quickly and have a clean shot.
Me thinking that girl needs to tie that hair up if she's gonna be working in the shop... exact moment Matt says she needs to tie her hair up. lol Keep up the great work everyone!
Matt's such a good teacher and bad safety expert. Learn alot of what to do and what not to do. I love it ❤😂😂
he's getting better, he caught the long hair risk 1:32😀
Yes someone will lose an eye or their hearing in that shop
So many unsafe things happen and get laughed off
my neighbour got metal chip in the eye while drilling the hole. After seeing this I am putting eye protectors even when using lawn mower...and for a reason, because once I got a fly in the eye and it stuck between skin and eyeball and only eye doctor could take it away, auch.
Nothing like learning firsthand from other's mistakes - better than seeing it in a forgettable video. Of course, injuries speak the loudest! 😮
Dang I love to see how TomTom adds stability to the channel!!!! He's the moral compass for MORR
Here's a thought for engine access - hinge the top of the engine bay sides (with the black vents) so they fold up flat against the rail, then attach the bottom with a couple of Dzus 1/4 turn fasteners. No tools needed to get access if you have any engine trouble on the road - and no loose bolts to lose in the mud and glop.
And boy do they got glop! 🙄 🤣
Its great to see Matt and the team be patient with young inexperienced people and teach them how to use tools.
yessir, they are the future
Only suggestion I can think of for Caitlin is to brace her off hand arm against something solid whenever she’s welding. Much easier to keep a nice controlled steady movement when welding. Otherwise keep on keeping on!
She has a good steady hand with the plasma cutter 🙂
This is exactly what i was going to say. If you can get comfortable welding your weld is going to be much more consistent.
Eventually she is gonna have to ditch her Chucks for some shoes that don't melt or catch fire 😂
LIVE AND LEARN
I noticed that also. Maybe leather high top tennies if she want to stay with the tennies.@@nerfherder4284
Was lucky enough to have stopped by MORR yesterday. Carter showed me around the place. The Bombi looked great with the tracks on and everything buttoned up back there. Ed's little Golden Nugget towing the Trail Breaker on the trailer all color matched was cool too.🙂
Kaitlynn, excellent job young lady! Keep up the great work. If I may make a suggestion... Brace your hands and/or your arms, get comfortable to lay a bead. bracing your arms against your body and holding yourself away from the material, can cause abnormalities in your weld. Keep it up, you are doing great!!!
Matt you made my parents cool in Waynesville, NC. My mom retired from being the planning director for the city of Hurricane. A young man at Lowe's saw their Utah license plate and asked if they had heard of the channel. When my mom said she used to work for your father in law the young man was impressed.
had to admire the time matt takes to teach all the crew, im sure the skills they learn can come in real handy many times,
Ed is a real treat! I noticed as soon as Ed walked in, all the dogs went over to get their treat!
Katelynn is awesome, I love how she’s not afraid to get in there and do anything. Learning on the job can be tough for some, and learning on the job, while on camera, for tons of people to watch, would probly be impossible for most people. I do hope she gets some hard-toed boots and her hair pulled up tight though cause it’s so easy to get hurt when you’re just starting out on stuff like this since your brain is focusing so hard on learning and practicing your technique. I grew my hair long for the first time ever in my life recently and it’s crazy how much it can get caught in stuff and I’ve had to learn the hard way to get it up out of the way and tied tight.
Caitlin…….learning curves are just that, a curve. You’ll face days in which you’re going to feel completely overwhelmed, and other days in which you are THE MASTER!!! Stick with it, soak up all you can like a sponge, and trust those who are teaching you, on their own equipment.
Keep it up, you’re doing great.
PS: hair scrunchie a or braids will serve you well. Never allow your hair to be caught in a rotating piece of equipment…..NEVER! You’ll not like the look!
The journey has begun. Six months from now Caitlin will be building and welding on her own. No one was born knowing how to do this stuff. You have to be taught and learn
Deep
Should have told her if she lengthened the handles of that rivnut thing, she would have been strong enough.
@@NoNORADon911lmao
They said she isn’t permanent. 🤷🏽♂️
@p27522 nothing is permanent until it is. A wise man once said lol
I think I'd consider hinging the Bombie's engine cover at the rear of the radiator supports and putting gas springs or air cylindars on it to "open the hood". Great looking working machine and Caitlin is already welding better than I am, go girl.
And Jamie's new hair-style looks great! Been subscribed to these videos since before Lizzy came on board and it was still Winder Towing. I stop by every year on my way from Washington to Arizona and feel like the goofy uncle from up North who you see once a year. Everyone I've met from this group have been gracious and respectable folks. Happy to wear their merch and let people know about the channel.
Love that you are taking the time to teach her Matt. These are skills and lessons she will carry with her for ever. The pride and self confidence she will have is changing her life for the better and will continue to influence her throughout her life even if she never welds again once she moves on from your shop.
"lets wait til you get a hair tie, don't want to have an accident"
proceeds to jam a die grinder in a hole with no eye protection multiple times lol.
Love the content as always just made me giggle! Careful of die grinders, they FLING lethal chips
Grinders in general are just kinda dangerous. Ive knicked my fingernails a few times. They sre handy but you gotta be careful.
Matt is definitely a do as I say and not as I do type of person.
Glad he saw the potential for the hair entanglement almost as fast as most of us did. Caitlin needs to learn a little more shop safety before learning how to do things before something happens.
"SAFETY GLASSES" Safety First!
Matt: I know you don’t care about your eyes, but at least make sure Katelyn wears protection when you are cutting and grinding nearby!😮
I was going to comment similar get that hair up out of the way rotating machinery has a nasty habit of grabbing hold of you and not letting go 😮
Good "spare time" job for Caitlyn - collect a series of different size exhaust pipe off-cuts about 1/2" long and weld a piece of scrap to each one. Use them as a guide when cutting holes with the plasma - very good holes straight away. Write the size hole on the handles and hang them up on the plasma trolley.
Good call on holding off Caitlin drilling, Matt. I saw a video on YT where a poor girl was making a milkshake and she got just a bit too close to look in the cup. In less than a second the machine was off the counter and attached to her head as it grabbed her hair. She’ll be welding and fabing like BOSS before we know it. I wish I had the opportunity you provide when I was young.
I was just thinking ' no stop!' too. You have to be careful with farm machines driven off PTO, in some countries its illegal not to have them shrouded with a non-rotating cover.
@@imagseer Also, spinning things - blades/UJ's etc. look like they've stopped. Very common in loud environments for people to touch them to check. _wham-mo!_
Matt you're such a good teacher. It's like watching Lizzy all over again and we know how much she learned. Caitlin this time with Matt will be truly a big part of your future. Great job!
Mamma bear still loves her baby at 19....a lot of families don’t have that. You guys are beautiful, youth group functions, volunteers everywhere y’all go. I’m a CAT diesel guy on marine engines... born and raised on y’all’s spectrum guaranteed. My family (3 under 5yrs) loves the channel. May God continue to bless you and your family
Thank you, Matt, for allowing others to step up and take a turn at learning a new skill. It's never easy. And it's harder with thousands watching. But trying is the only way to learn a skill. Guidance and mentorship make it easier, but doing the work is the only way you get better.
It warms my heart that you use your fame and success to give back to your community!!!
Probably the best off road recovery channel on YT. Stellar crew.
Hey Matt! I love rivnuts so much, but be careful using an impact on them. Ive had a few break themselves free and it's a pain when they just spin in a hole you have no access to. Maybe worth throwing a tack weld on each.
You might also want to put a flange or hanger on each of those panels so that you can hang it and then bolt it rather than need two people per panel.
Someone suggested locktite to hold the nuts.
1:32 That's a man who knows his stuff and cares for his staff. 😎👍 Great work.
Spinning power tools and loose hair.... No no. I hope she does not forget it.
I love that you and your crew let us, the audience, go along with you on all the stuff you do. It is so joyful watching you and yours be so normal and fun loving in a healthy way. Also, thanks for all you do for your community.
Great to see Ed and learn more about this cool guy. I do think that Matt should encourage eye protection for everyone in the shop when grinding or sawing or drilling.
Safety Squints😑
Safety glasses are a comment that has been made here since the beginning of time on this channel. Many of us have given up. I also have concerns with UV rays on unprotected skin.
It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Everyone needs to remember that just because your boss doesn't want to use PPE doesn't mean you have to go without.
Sadly it is just a matter of when, not if, someone gets something in their eye!😢
Some other thing, Catlin please tie your hair up when your working around machines/drills, I have seen what happens when hair gets wrapped up in a drill. On a positive note, Congrats on the job!!! Hope you do great and learn alot.
Love seeing you all get out golfing with Ed. Enjoy these memories guys.
Now I appreciate why Lizzie always wore a pony tail! Thanks for asking Caitlin to put her hair in a binder. I was worried about that too!!
LOVE the CGP Grey reference! Hexagons ARE the bestagons!
You know you have arguably one of the best mig welders made. It has very easy settings for spot or stitch welding. It can literally make a beginner look like a pro. When you've got a $5k+ welder you should benefit from the features.
Matt is a good teacher and Kaitlin is doing great so far, just takes time. Good to see Jake starting to weld too.
@@BringerOfDearth sure you're right? There's different ways to spell it.
So much goodness going on on this channel! Please don't stop! The world needs you morre than ever!
Great to see Caitlin and Jake learning new things.
Kaitlynn’s dad must be so proud watching her learn how to weld 🥰
She could make more on OF. He'd be prouder then.
What if he hates welding?
@@Caligula-oogabooga21 Weird comment dude.
@@Caligula-oogabooga21 you lik looking at young girls perv?
@@Caligula-oogabooga21she’s 16 😮
I think it is fantastic that you are showing and teaching Kaitlyn the finer skills of welding and telling her why you do that method.. some people just say do this, do that, but do not say why you need to do things that way.. I'm glad that you finally told Kaitlyn about her long hair and it needs to be up when in the workshop.. Everyone needs to be aware of those kinds of risks when in a workshop. Happy belated Birthday Colin.
Growing up my dad owned a paint and body shop. Everyone thinks welding thin metal and body panels is an easy thing. In reality it is, if you are doing it properly.
I learned to cheat to some degree (as did many others). I put my panels that needed spot welding together using self tapping screws and allowed the seam sealer to cure. Then I would unscrew each screw and do my spot weld. I got a factory finish everytime.
I really enjoyed doing flush metal filler panels. The only way you could do that when I was a kid was with finess and magnets to hold the new blank in place. My goal on every job was a finished product with little to no filler.
Welcome to the team Caitlin!!
I posted a comment and I wasn't sure if I spelled Caitlin the correct way. Then I seen your comment and I think I nailed it 👍🏻😂
She is an excellent replacement for Lizzy.. I know some people are going to say that you can't replace Lizzie but that is clearly what happened here and if you don't believe it then you are underestimating the importance of Lizzie on this channel
@@vladimpaler9274
Wrong. It's Katelynn.
@user-co1sk2jv8b nope, a few videos back we met her dad. They have been professional rock crawlers.
It seems Matt has opened a trade school 🏫
Just what the young generation needs.
Congratulations on raising three very level-headed boys.
Happy Birthday Colin, this is just one of many pivotal moments in your life, enjoy.
Thanks Matt for taking in a newbie trainee. And a cute one is a bonus too 😄
I can remeber when I was young, too many oldtimers would not give me the time of day.
Gotta love Ed, man of many talents!
Happy birthday Kaulin! Hope you had a great day, and hope your recovery is going well!
I bought a 16" version of that rivnut tool. It makes installing the steel rivnuts a lot easier. I got mine last month on sale. I had been watching them for a while. I mounted my "driving/off road LED lights" on the top of my bumper with them. I could have gotten a nut back there but it would have been a lot of cussing and working on my knees that I wanted to avoid.
I live in southeast Georgia.. It never snows. I've never even seen a snow mobile in person before... So why is it that I look forward to seeing Matt and Co work on a snow cat so much every week?? I have no idea. But it is such a fun/interesting build..
Kudos to Matt for teaching others a great skill to have, welding!!
my mental health has been really up and down recently, a lot do to with the people I'm around, and this video absolutely brightened my week. I love hanging and learning at matt's shop !
Ed is blessed to have the MORR family at this (and all stages) of his life, and Katelin is similarly blessed at her end of the journey. Matt is the kind of person we should all strive to be.
Caitlyn is definitely a quick study positive attitude is a definite plus. Charming personality outstanding addition to the team.
@@BringerOfDearth Thank you!!!
I even googled it and still got it wrong lol
@EricElton same to you my friend.
I like watching you teach. It shows you care. Maybe you should hinge an access panel in the floor of the bombi's "bed" so you can easily check the oil and coolant without taking the whole thing apart.
I have learned in welding is to be comfortable, sit down. Run the path dry, to make sure you can make it without stopping. Support the handle as close to the weld as possible, use both hands. The better you get the less comfortable you can be to make great welds.
Wow for the first time doing welds those look incredible! I don't know if it's how good of a teacher mat is or just that Katelyn is naturally talented! I honestly think it's a mixture of both and Katelyn could be a excellent welder with more experience
I'm going to dig into my job box and dust off some books and send them to you guys . My hope is to pass on some of the old school craft skills . Iron workers handbook , Welder's handbook , Pipefitter's handbook and the machinist handbook in these books are just about everything you would ever need to know . I am aware you can just google this stuff now days but if the net ever goes down " hope that never happens " you can teach another generation how to rebuild that last one . Now give an old hand time to find these books their around here somewhere under my hord .
You should put some hinges on those yellow panels on the top and a magnet on that rail so that when you open it up it stick to that rack to check the fluids. I think you can get a quick release faster for the bottom so you can ether open it with your fingers or a screwdriver. To keep things from rattling you stick a line of sticky foam that is used in camper and RV doors to seal them up.
Caitlin is going to be a great welder. Nice seeing you teaching her the ins and outs.
@@BringerOfDearth thanks wasn’t sure how it was spelled.
Love getting my Sunday fix in. Appreciate both you all and Paul @FabRats and your Sunday videos to get my week started right!
Good job with training Kaitlyn, it's tough to hold your tongue and let someone go for it. Everyone has their own way of doing things and we all know ours are best 😅. Great job morr crew.
Matt, watching work with Caitlin show that your a true professional, you appear to be a very good trainer, continued success!
WOW! Ed's golf swing was a very professional style. Look at again. I was a golf caddy in the late 1960s,,,,, I did make a hole-in-one waaay back in the day!!!!
Love how matt takes his time to teach everyone his skills that's cool.
What I wouldn't have given to be young and then trained by someone so patient and supportive.
Just a suggestion from an old guy. When you're cutting with a plasma/cutting torch or welding it helps to have yourself rested against something that's not hot. This advise is for right handed people. Rest your left elbow/arm or even shoulder against something, use your left hand to support/ steady your right hand/wrist. Or just use left had against something supporting your right hand/wrist. Just standing next to something without touching it somehow you tend to kind of "wobble" and things tend to get crooked. Just advise, take it for what it's worth.
I like seeing the Bombee being worked on! I would love to see Ed win the Golf tournament! ⛳️ A big Happy 19th birthday to Colin! Til next time, take care, and we'll see you on the next. 😊
Rear engine cover /deck should tilt back like a dump bed with struts , quick easy access in the field for repairs . and removable in the shop ,
Yess I second this. Just like a big truck hood
Love to see Matt investing tiime in his employees on how to be as good as him so he can just tell them what he has in mind, step back, not worry and let them work.
Its very cool how you take the time to train young people new skills. It would be so much easier and faster to just do it yourself. But you slow down and take the extra time and patience needed to pass along your skills..VERY NICE, they will take those skills forward the rest of their lives and never forget where they learned them from.. Its what's missing in our society today. Employers expect everyone to just walk in with all the skills they need.
Kaitlin is a great addition to the team, brings back the young energy that Lizzy brought to the team.
Side note, how does she spell her name? I've seen it spelled a thousand different ways in the comments 😂
Great call Matt, always using your intuition to keep you crew safe. That would have been painful getting Caitlin's (sp) hair wrapped in that drill motor.
The Bombi is coming together! Caitlyn is really getting good with the welding and learning tool use. Good to see Ed and Jaymie and the team!
its great to see you have added Caitlin to the crew , She has a great personality , and good and talented off road driver as well
Caitlin is a GREAT addition to MORR. Wonderful attitude. You can never learn too much. Kudos to Matt for giving her the opportunity.
So excited to see Caitlin as part of the team. She undoubtedly will be someone that young women will look up to just like Lizzy.
Where did Lizzie go?
Cait!, just a little advice when it come to impact drivers and drills, most people get it wrong and just go full power on the trigger like it would be a gun, but if you gentle and press the trigger very slowly it will be alot easier to handle for tricky stuff like that long extension and articulated joint. basically you can treat the triggers like if they are a gaz pedal.
I'm 51 years old and even now would love to work with someone that is this encouraging and understanding!!
Driving a golf ball is a lot of work…..for a mechanic/fabricator!
And Colin’s look when Jaymie kissed his cheek was priceless. She your mom Colin, get used to it.
I Had To Go Back And Look At Colin's Face, Priceless! LOL 25:28.
It’s great watching Matt teach his pit crew new skills :) but Matt please protect yourself too-don’t want you to kick the bucket sooner than expected,
Eyes, old son! You're only issued one pair; you gotta make 'em last! A die grinder used without eye protection is a trip to the emergency room, just waiting to happen. Been there, done that, got lucky and only had to wear an eye patch for a week while it healed.
I am impressed. Two Danish bands performed by Matt
I knew the engine wasn’t welded in. I do think that building the corner posts into the bed with a bar across the bottom would have made easier access and possibly eliminated the need to pull all those bolts for access. Possibly even put a hinge by the radiator and have it flip open like a semi hood. I know just another armchair engineer, but there’s always more than 1 way.
Nice to see you teaching another person to learn and pass it down. 👍 Great job
To firm up a swivel a bit, do a few wraps of electrical tape so it's not so loose and you get a bit more control when running a bolt. Great work all.
Heads up!! The exhaust pipe is likely going to vibrate against the body and make a terrible noise. Might need to make the hole bigger or add a pipe bracket to hold it in the center. You might already know this, just mentioning it in case you havnt thought of it yet.
I'm impressed she can see that far away while welding
What about an access door on top of the bed for quick checks/fixes?
MATTMAN does regular maintenance so there's no need for quick fixes.😂❤
😂😂😂😂
Really great that you have Caitlyn on board. Great addition to the team.
Learning new skills at an early age is the best. She will be a good welder learning a little at a time and getting practice.
The Bombi is coming along nicely. The video is great, only ruined by the Ads forced by CZcams.
Thanks for sharing.
Damn stupid Ads FORCED on us by idiot CZcams management.
Not only decide that Ad blockers are not allowed, but decide to interrupt the videos mid sentence to ruin the video.
CZcams MANAGEMENT SUCKS.
2:05 .. tip for people without Matt's biceps! :) ... If you tighten the knurled nut thing 1/3 of the way, squeeze, another 1/3 squeeze final 1/3 Squeeze, ... it will take 1/3 the strength to set the rivet nut.
The closer the handles are together the more leverage it has. (plus there are power versions of course)
Yaayy for Katlyn everyone!!!! She's gonna be a great addition to the team and a great driver she's already got sum great driving skills.. full send girl ...
@@user-co1sk2jv8b No, Her dad was the one in the buggy that caught fire in the end of the last video.
Jefe looks ten years younger when he takes his hat off. I didnt think he was bald but I wasnt expecting that hair either lol