Building Better Wipers - Pro Touring V8 Powered Triumph Build - Project GT6R - Ep39
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Today we're going to finish building our custom wiper system!
After the adventures last episode, it should come as no surprise that a very special drive system was in order for our new stainless arms ... why didn't we just use a donor system, or at the very least, parts of a donor system? Well, the closest parts I could find were old, expensive and gross... anything newer doesn't play well with the inherit design complications that the GT6 creates.
So we rolled the dice and decided to do what we always do, build it!
This concludes our foray into wipers though, so stay tuned to see what's coming next!
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Looks like we can finally *wipe* this item of our to-do list! 😉 Hope you enjoy the update, and a huge thanks as always to the Patreons, Supers and Donators who help support our shenanigans! www.patreon.com/FanatikBuilds
Nic Blackhurst would be proud of that assembly!!👍👍👍👏👏
My thoughts as well.
It’s a shame the Binky Boys have gone AWOL.
As he said, "if it's good enough for the masters". :D
@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 I watched that for 7 years, then right at the point it was almost finished... bye bye boys.
@@user-kd2lg4od1c Me too...
Why in the world aren't there like 250,000 subs by now??
This young man is great!
We need to share his CZcams page out
No doubt these guys are clever and they've shown some amazing things, but the car was started closing in on 5 years ago (at least according to the dates on the videos; maybe it's actually done now), very often with several months between videos. That's a long time as a viewer to expect a payoff that still hasn't come. I come back regularly to see if it's done yet, but it feels a bit dragged out.
@@teekay_1 While I understand your time issues with the build please remember that it's just one guy and his dad and they have no mechanical engineering training or manufacturing experience.
They started off with the the most rudimentary hand tools and power tools.
Over time the channel and patreon income has allowed them to acquire some better tools but it's still just one guy and his dad filming.
This is as raw as it gets in regards to 'home built' and seat of the pants design and build.
With all due respect...please cut them a little slack sir.
Your skills in bracketry has come on leaps and bounds since I started watching from the beginning. In fact your skills in everything car engineering are amazing. Well done to you and your dad for your achievements so far. Can’t wait for the next instalment. 👍
Cheers Wilber, really appreciate it!
Very nice work mate. Our Lord and Saviour, Nick Blackhurst, would be proud.
Ha, not sure I’d go that far, but I have huge respect for the guy and hope he would be pleased! Cheers Jeff 😎🔥
What I love about this channel is that you’re not laser cutting anything… everything you do is what we could all do in our home garages… I’ve been inspired by this channel to create my own… ‘NearlyFinished’…
Haha, not that I wouldn't love to have a CNC laser table! 😉 Cheers man, that's awesome to hear!
I never imagined wipers were so complicated. As a tradesman myself, I can only marvel at your planning and execution. Great work mate.
Thanks man, turns out nothing is as simple as it seems! 😅 Cheers, means a lot!
It's a sunny Sat. morning in Vancouver, coffees hot, let's watch some stunning bracket fabrication. Life's good 👍 🍻
...this channel is sooo good for the soul...us souls that love cars, Triumphs and innovation...
IMHO a worthy winner of the 2024 Cardboard Aided Design award,
Means a lot man, thanks! This build would be nowhere without some good old CAD! 🥳
Nice work Michael! I kind of miss doing trig with a calculator. "Oh Hell Another Hour Of Algebra. Sin, Cos, Tan".
I briefly contemplated it but then remembered I don't have to!! 😉😎 Cheers buddy!
In my ever so humble opinion, your engineering prowess and the quality of your work puts you firmly in the realm of guys like Allen Millyard and Bad Obsession Motorsports. I enjoy your videos immensely, thank you for allowing us to follow along with you on this awesome father/son/garage build!
Addendum: I can't help but notice that every single part of that car that you touch ends up far better than factory when you're done. Kudos!
That's a bold statement but yeah it's the highest grade you can give a fabricator of any kind.
I'm curious what your plans are for the car when it's complete. Daily-driver? Show-car? Amateur racing? You seem to be paying a lot of attention to practicality and creature-comforts, so I suspect you plan on putting lots of miles on her and using as a main source of transport. Given the short wheelbase, and power-to-weight ratio, I think it would be one helluva auto-cross car.
Indeed, I'm curious what the plans are as well.
They are some well engineered wipers, great job guys. 👍
Cheers Steve! Here's hoping they work as well as they're supposed to! 😬🤞
I love seeing the Black & Decker Workmate take centre stage, episode after episode. It really is a hero! ❤
The rate of workshop-equipment-to-outcome in Fanatik Builds' single garage is absolutely outstanding.
As a former boatbuilder working in the field partially on remote places I would know of basic tooling outcomes. I would have hired these guys any day.
The brake booster linkage was pretty trick but you've outdone yourselves on the wipers. Hope your cross country trip includes the Pacific Northwest, where the wipers will get seriously tested.
Haha, thanks man! 😅 I'd love to see the west coast someday, maybe we'll have to plan a trip to SEMA and do a circuit on the way back! Guess time will tell! 😊
So well done. You and Ronald Finger are my favorite YT'ers out there. Ya gat STYLE!!!
don't forget Soup Classic Motoring! They all 3 are just amazing!
Fabulous work - the wipers on mine show willing but little else. I do wonder what the completed car will weigh though - the V8 clearly makes that mostly irrelevant but the engineering seems to be more Bentley than Lotus! This is a fantastic journey and I have enjoyed every step.
Thanks very much! Means a lot to have your support! I'm estimating 2400lbs dry, though to be honest I'm not that bothered if it's a bit more ... most of the additional weight is further down and rearward, so the balance will be improved and a little extra heft over the rear tires isn't exactly a bad thing ... with our power to weight ratio! 😅 All the best to ya! 🙏👍
Impressive as always!! You guys are cramming 10 pounds of stuff into a 5 pound bag!! Great job!!
Haha, trying our best to anyway! 😅 Cheers Brad!
Many years ago I was trained to do weld preps on nuclear reactors (submarines). There was a course taught by a very talented instructor prior to qualifying to perform preps (40-45*, 45-50* and j-preps) that I had to complete. I have to say that your skills with an angle grinder amaze me! Love the channel.
Wow, that means a lot to me, thank you!
The quality and design of your work is splendid.
Love the progress you're making. Not sure how I will ever leverage your wiper design but my Saturday morning is more complete watching it.
Haha, it's not exactly a common issue, is it! Certainly relevant in the British car community though sadly! 😅 Glad it got your weekend off right!
That's a pretty serious wiper assembly!
Its been fun watching your fabrication skills improve exponentially over the last few years . Ive said it before , but I can't understand why this build hasn't gone viral .
Haha, thanks Paul, gotta say, it would be nice 😅there's a lot of work put into these episodes, let alone the project itself! Appreciate it though, hope you have a great weekend ahead! 👍
Hurray for over engineering, and bonus points for the MCM reference. Double extra bonus points for the BOM brackets.
I’m just here to feed the algorithm (
Cheers man! Can’t forget about @SuperFastMatt ! 😎 #allhailthealgorithm
Once again awesome detail fab work! I like it! 😀👍👍
Thanks man, glad you like it! 🥳
Yes! A great new vid from you guys with a cup of coffee, it motivates me to get outside and work on my project car! Thanks guys!
Love to hear it! Have fun with your project Vince! 🥳✌
Your perfectly detailed fabrication is amazing!
😊 Thanks man! Appreciate it!
I feel like you should build 100 each of the parts you make, and build a company doing resto-mods for this Triumph. Seems like a shame that all this work results in only one car. Love the work y'all do. Keep it up.
Cheers Eric, it would be amazing to treat the car as a prototype and build a small company from it! We’ll see what happens I guess 🙂 thanks man, means a lot! 🙏✌️
The gt6 and spitfires are undeserved classics in my opinion. They have a number of weaknesses in certain areas that keep them from more mainstream popularity.
@@FanatikBuildsGT6’s are the next Restomod target for sure… I’ve had so many people try to buy my restomod GT6…
What a fantastic fabrication. Really enjoy watching you make these bespoke brackets. Great job. Take it easy and stay safe.
Thanks Allan, glad you enjoy it, we'll try our best to! 😊🙏
By now I don’t think there is any problem you guys can’t design your way out of, amazing work again! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Given enough cardboard, tape, grinding disks and argon, **anything** is possible! 😅Haha, cheers man, really appreciate it!✌
A masterclass, bravo!
Oh, and good to hear from your Dad..!!
Cheers man! 🙏✌
always a joy to see a new episode. keep doing it!
A1 engineering excellence. I never thought it would be so satisfying watch somebody bend and shape bits of metal!
It's fun seeing boring pieces of sheet and tubing slowly turn into something useful eh! 😊 Cheers man!
Your channel did escalate quickly into one of my "instant-click-ons" I do like before watching to securely never forget it, and these wipers were a valid illustration why so .... Thanks for sharing!
That's awesome to hear, thanks so much Manfred, means a lot! 😊🙏
BOM is going to be jealous of your brackets 😉
This build is such a pleasure to watch progress.
Haha, oh I don't know about that! 😅But thanks man, means a lot to me! 😊
I'm always blown away and inspired by your fab skills. You have really honed them to a fine point over this build. Thank you both for sharing this journey with us. You inspired me to get a welder and start fabricating in my shop. I'm nowhere near your level of skill but you've motivated me to make things and it's so much fun. I agree with one of the commenters that you should have three or four hundred thousand followers with this build.
Really kind of you Bill, I appreciate that, here's hoping the numbers will start to rise soon! Wonderful to hear our little project has inspired you - happy building, and the more you do the better you'll get, I'm still learning every time I pick up a tool! Cheers 😊🙏
I know it's a high cost item and very unlikely, but you should consider getting an arc droid or something similar. It would save you so much time making brackets instead of cutting it out from sheet with grinders. Maybe email them and see if they would want to sponsor you?
Oh don't think that I wouldn't absolutely LOVE one! 😅 They are a Canadian company ... nothing ventured nothing gained? ... where would I put it though!!! 😬
Every episode is getting more and more awesome! The time and dedication to fabricate all of these one off parts is amazing. Not sure people realise how much it actually takes!!!! Keep it up 😊
100% accurate Sam, we likely spent as much time making this as we did sorting out the suspension geometry! 😬Thanks! Really means a lot to me!
High quality wiper setup. Excellent
Good ole CAD, gotta love it...
Truly fantastic bracketology, definitely right up there with BOM!!
That means a ton to me, thanks man! 😊🙏
Gents, great vid!
I appreciate the math tutorial on how to design wiper component lengths using trigonometry.
Reminded me of a very early episode on steering angles you did.
BRAVO!
Oh boy, the steering/suspension geometry was FUN!... 😅 Thanks man, glad you found it interesting!
I have been watching since episode 1. I always look forward to seeing your progress. Best built on you tube by far. Thank you for entertaining us.
Awesome! Means a lot to have your continued support and encouragement Gregg! Thank you! 😊🙏
Top tier ingenuity and workmanship as always! 👏👏👏
Cheers man! 😊🙏
Fantastic episode, i'm really impressed with the level of finish you put in to hidden brackets and parts!
That preview at the end makes it look like the footwell is getting a BIG hole in the next episode!
The terrible part of all this going on CZcams is that technically, **nothing** is hidden in this project! 😅 Yep, stay tuned, got something else in mind for Ep40, but 41 will be doing some serious removal! 😎✌
Ah lots of Brackets you have to have lots Regards from Liverpool England
The more large items added to the car, the less space we've got left for the small stuff, so the more creative we have to get! 😅 And here was me thinking life would get easier as we progressed! Cheers Denis, all the best from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
👍😁 each time gets closer ! Waiting patiently for the first start up!!
Optimists count on some day in 2025 ....
Cheers Peter! We're (im)patiently waiting for that ourselves! 2025 would be awesome ... just saying! 😅
I have new wiring harness there not American wiring but could work for the car 21 circuit yours if you want
Great progress, really coming along 👍
Cheers Baron! Slowly but surely! 😬😉Hope you're doing well these days!
Brilliant as always. Must be nice to have the wipers (largely) wrapped up!
Cheers Mike, it sure is good to have these behind us! On to the next step! 😎
Wow this soon after the other episode, BIG HYPE! hands down my favourite series on youtube.
Thanks for noticing man, I know a lot of people expect weekly or daily videos, but it's simply impossible with my format. I've been pushing hard to stick to monthly releases, so I'm glad it's appreciated! 😊 Cheers!!
@@FanatikBuilds The amount of things you guys need to do and/or purchase weekly uploads would only be feasible on a big youtuber budget and even then part of the charm is you doing it with your dad who you cant expect to make it all about a youtube channel. I'm loving the format i'm loving the educational parts (although i would probably never get this road legal due to stringent laws in the netherlands) and im also glad to see your dad is doung better. Take your time i'm 28 i aint dead yet
Not an easy task here. Excellent use of brain power. Great engineering!
Thank you Gary! Really appreciate that! 😊✌
Gonna make a suggestion for the sprayer system. Ford Escort (late 90's-early 2000's) windshield wiper sprayer nozzles work great. The actually provide more of a mist, than a stream (like the stock sprayers on my Neon did) and are easy to find. The wiper motor system came out great, and will probably bee a reference for me for the relocated wiper motor in my S10 pickup. Hope everyhing is well with you!
Thanks for the suggestion Jay, appreciate the tip! 🙏 All doing fine here thanks, happy to have got this video done so I can return to the garage again! 🥳🔧 Cheers man, hope all’s well on your end too!
Excellent Job. I just hope that I get to see this car and shake your hand someday.
Means a lot Matt, thank you! Hopefully we can get the car to some shows when she's finished 😎🤝
Where does this level of engineering genius come from? Your skills grow and get better with every video.
There's a lot of time spent thinking and planning that never makes it to video! 😅 Haha, thanks man that means a lot to me, I really appreciate it! 🙏
Every comment is a tribute to your incredible skills. And lets be honest , even you havr to be well chuffed ! Congratulations !
Thank you John, I am a bit pleased with it I must say! 😊 Really appreciate the encouragement!
Great work. One suggestion is where two bends intersect as in the bottom corners of a box you can drill small bend relief holes. They can make making the bends a little easier.
I always forget to add that feature, but it is a great tip, thanks Ross! 🙏
Great engineering, fabulous fabrication.
Cheers Peter! 🙏
Awesome fab and welding as usual. That system is strong AF.
This tiny old wooden workbench in your garage will have stories to tell to it’s children and grandchildren lifelong… as two brave men built a whole car on it from tiny metal pieces on and on for months and years… until the beautiful miracle got ready, happily drove around on its nice wheels and became the old workbench‘s best friend in the garage … as always: my biggest respect for your work and skills! 👍👍👍
Ha! It sure will! 🥳 My back isn't quite so fond of it though, to be honest! Thanks very much man, really appreciate it 🙏
Canada's version of bad obsession motorsport. Awesome keep up the good work boys.
Thanks David, that means a lot to me! Will definitely try our best to 😎👍
This is so now my go to channel to get my 'Binky Fix'.
Honestly, for what you are achieving in a small garage is outstanding, almost - dare I say it - beyond Binky with their 'massive well lit studio' workshop. Loving it, but do more and faster !
That means a great deal to me, wow, thank you! 🙏 Trying hard to keep the content coming, I've been able to maintain a monthly schedule for a bit now, and that's with some all-nighters to make it happen! We'll keep trying our best though, thanks for the encouragement! 😊✌
Always always a great watch and amazing engineering. Thanks and keep up the great work
Cheers my friend! Really appreciate it, I hope all is well your end! 🙏✌
I never fail to enjoy one of these episodes. Even though you may be glad to finally finish and enjoy the fruits of your labour I will be a little sad it's over. SO GIVE US UPDATES WHEN YOU DRIVE INTO THE SUNSET. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Quite honestly I'll be sad when it's done too! Hopefully I'll have some space to start the next project by then though! 😬🤞 We'll definitely have to figure out a creative way to get some rolling shots someday, I'm not really kitted out for it, but the project will deserve a proper ending. Don't know the probability of it, but I'd love to have the @ThrottleHouse boys do a video on it! 😎✌
Just beautiful. You are doing excellent work🎉🎉🎉🎉
Means a lot man, thank you! 😊
Still loving it, alwats a treat when I see Fanatik come uo on the notifications 👍
Awesome, love to hear it man! Thanks for the encouragement! 😎🙏
The time and dedication to this project is amazing. The algorithm need to promote this way more than it does! Keep it up! Love the content!
Thanks man, I really appreciate that! 😊🙏 #allhailthealgorithm
Impressive fabrication skills young man. It is refreshing to see fabrication done with your mind, skills , and available tools. Not everyone has a full blown cad system, CNC plasma table, CNC milling center, CNC lathe, and on and on with sponsors to boot. I am restoring a Triumph TR3 to original condition. I decided if I was doing this I had to make the parts I needed. Yes it is slow but rewarding. Continued success on your build ! Frank
Thank you Frank, means a lot to me! I certainly wouldn't be opposed to having some CNC equipment on hand, but until that day, hand tools it is! Enjoy your TR3 project, lovely little car! 👍
I really dig the music in the middle. I look forward to it in each video. Don’t know why, I just do.
Love to hear it, thanks! 🥳👍 Music selection is really tricky as it's so subjective, but I try to stick to a flavour that feels consistent with the channel. Some people have mentioned they'd rather have no music at all, but like with the blokes from MCM, I have a musical background that is a part of me... so it is what is it! 😎 Cheers Brett!
Very talented. With basic tools, your obviously an engineer student! 👍😁
Haha, my student days are a ways behind me now 😅 But thanks man! I was trained to be an Industrial Millwright, but most of what I've done in this project has been self taught 😊👍
Superb work Michael! You're in danger of eclipsing the work of BoM as you have posted content within living memory 😊
Burn! 😅🔥 Thanks David, really appreciate it!
I’m glad someone mentioned BOM, got me to thinking about how well Fanatik sits alongside them. In terms of engineering you are a massively underrated channel. I wish you many more followers. I drive a completely original GT6, the purist in me weeps but won over by the standard and learning journey.
That means a great deal to me, thank you Ronaurelius. I especially appreciate your sentiments considering your ownership of a factory GT6... I know we've strayed about as far as possible from the original design, but as you say it's been a wonderful learning experience and I'm extremely grateful to have had the opportunity! All the best to you 👍
I could have mirrored so many of the other comments made here and endorse them all. Massive kudos to you, your channel epitomises everything I feel engineering to be. Couple that with humour and cracking editing then to me it's a winner. I am in the UK and my gt6 is one of the few triumphs that stayed this side of the pond. So happy to see another one reborn, from its condition when you found it you made the right choice!
This project just got recommended to me yesterday. I’ve gone and watched every video in this build series. Please make a playlist for all of us who just found you
That's awesome to hear, welcome, really glad you found the channel and I hope you'll enjoy what's to come! 🥳 Here's the official playlist: czcams.com/play/PLBFrR2bfo_1-mWFQB-odCzK6tkzvIsYxk.html&si=Zh7z8bj22bLhWnJd
Thanks guys for another great episode. You’re not only building a great car but also some great memories building it with your dad. I am helping my son reserect a Nissan 300zx z31. Nothing like what you are doing more original but with just as much body work. Thanks again and keep up the great work
Thanks Anthony, doing this together has always been the point, and it's also partly why it's taking so long (our schedules don't always overlap) ... but it's been an amazing experience to share with dad, and I'm very blessed to have had the opportunity! Enjoy your time with your own son, I love hearing about other projects like that! 😎🎉
They look so nice...that powdercoating in a complimentary color might be cool.
Definitely, looking forward to it! Cheers Jim 😎👍
Always a pleasure to see an update on this project
Love that old workmate bench, it's seen some action 😂
Certainly has! My back doesn't share the same love for it though! 😅
Your attention to detail is amazing a so well documented
Creativity overload!
Just brilliant, and as a trained welder, it is impressive to watch your skills improve over time!!!
Thanks Marcus, it's always encouraging to hear from professionals that I'm doing ok! 😅 Really appreciate it! 🙏
You have mad angle grinder skills and fabrication skills in general.
@@justacoupleofkids320 It’s an incredibly capable tool! Thanks man, I really appreciate that 😊💪✌️
I can see what will happen, you'll complete this beauty, and take her on that maiden cross-country voyage, and you'll get back feeling on top of the world for a few weeks. Then one day you'll wander into the empty workshop and realise you are addicted to the process. Pretty soon you'll be scouring the webs for your next project 🤣
But seriously, your skills have gone off the chart since I first started watching, imagine how "easy" the next one would be. Lessons learnt, mistakes and pitfalls avoided.
Haha, as the channel name suggests, the build is my favourite part, for sure! 😊 I'm not sure if the car will ever be 100% done, but even so, I'll be sad when there's no more brackets to be made. Here's hoping by then, we'll have the space to start the next project... it would be tricky in our current environment! Cheers Jesse, really means a lot to me 🙏✌
Another unique solution.
What's not unique, is the high quality of work - that's typical...
😊Thanks man, means a lot! I'm glad the effort is appreciated! 🙏
That was a bracket and a half! It's always a juggling act - stiffness and weight, but that's a great job. I don't think OEMs put as much thought into wipers... Can't remember where the washer jets were on my Mk2, but more fun to come I'm sure! Thoroughly enjoyable video.
You've got it Bob, always difficult to find that balance but I think this was at least 90% there! I need to get/make some dimple dies to bring it up that bit more though 😊 Cheers, so glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
Awesome job!!! I have picked up an MX5 NC wiper assembly and I did not know why the connecting tube is bent, now I know. I'm building a Locost from scratch.
I'm sure there's more than one reason to design it that way, but I'm glad it worked for us! Nice one! I love those cars, have fun with your project! 😎✌
Love your work, i think of this as the American version of project Binky.
Cheers man! Means a lot to me! 🇨🇦🙏
Project Binky levels of bracketry going on here. I love this.
That means a lot to me, thanks Robert!
Fantastic work as usual!
Simply love your work!
PS I will share this on FB as this is my favorite build on YT 🙂
I hope Binky will return sooner than later.
Thanks so much man! Really appreciate it! 😊🙏 For sure, I've had severe BoM withdrawal symptoms for ages now! Think they had some kind of non-project related issue ... hope things will get back to normal for them soon.
this is so satisfying to watch
Keep up the good work!
An all-nighter?! You must be wiped after that! 😂😂😂🙄
Wipe that grin off your face; there is no room for puns here! Or under the dash of that car.
😂👌 Nice one! And yes, you could say that!! Who needs sleep anyway though 😉
Bracket envy! Fabulous work
Thanks man! 😊🔥✌️
Here's a tip for you bud, when welding thin sheet metal with a ninety degree flange, try doing a vertical down it will enable you to do a thinner weld and do it in one pass. And it will not require as much weld give it a bit of practice you'll see what I mean afterwards once you've given it a shot and best of all it will not require as much grinding!
This build is quickly turning into another bloody Binky and I love it! It is all about brackets :D
The more large stuff crammed in there, the more we've got to get creative to fit the small stuff! Brackets for days! 😎 Cheers man, means a lot!
Appreciate the work that goes into this awesome build, lost me with the math, but hey, i just woke up and it's Sunday morning!
Haha, sorry about that! 😉 Thanks man, glad you enjoy our little project!
You guys are what people need as influencers!
😊 thanks man, means a lot!
What a great day!
Glad it could help make your day a little better Justin! 😊✌
Awesome! Hi from western Australia; currently in full weird Antarctic wet weather!... So wipers totally current!
Cheers Ray! Stay warm over there, we've had an extremely hot, humid and wet summer so far ... so totally current here as well! 😅 All the best to ya from Ontario 🇨🇦 ! ✌
Taking notes here . Ive been working on a much less elegant soluton for my spitfire for a while !
Awesome, hope this gives you some ideas man! It wasn't that complicated in the long run, just took some time to find the best solution! 😊👍 Cheers!
"Make the Noise!"
Awesome, over-engineering at it's finest!
Just waiting for you to get it chrome plated (even though it's hidden behind the dash)!
As they say "Slowly, slowly, catchy monkey!", you're getting there!
Thank you! Somebody had to say it! 😉Feels like ages since I've heard that phrase, here's hoping Nik and Richard make a comeback soon. Ha, if I could chrome it at home, I may just! Maybe nickle plating or powder coating will suffice though! Cheers Andrew, hope all's well your end 👍✌
You had me right up to “Lucas designed it….” HAH!
😬😉 At least it's not electronic!