Worst Body Work I've Ever Been Forced To Do! (Matt's Secret Samurai)
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2023
- We work on both the Bronc-Star and Matt's secret Samurai this week!
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I love how Robby's "shit" body work (that he's vocally critical of) is better than many "professional" shops work.
Better than anything I've ever done...or ever will do.
Every time I hear Robby talk about a new hood for the Samurai, I'm reminded of Matt's "it's temporary until it's not" line.
Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution that works
I can see the pain in Robbys eye doing that halfway body work 😆
For sure I’m surprised he hasn’t started with the uncontrollable twitches my wife goes he’s coming in after filming and doing it proper
I've been a fan of Bosch tools for decades -- that stack made me drool. You're a lucky man, Robby
Beginning in 2014, GM debuted a 4.3L 90-degree V6 for the Silverado trucks based on the LS engine architecture! The engine is a direct injection engine running 11:1 compression and rated at 285 horsepower and 305 ft. -lbs. of torque
Good job copying and pasting your Google search 👍. It's still not an LS.
@@brianpowers6327 You are welcome!
Aren't all combustible engines based on previous engine builds?
My Toyota is based on the space shuttle challenger.
Hillbilly is one of my favorite CZcams personalities. He's authentic and f'n hilarious. Just goes to show anyone can make it! Great job with the videos. They're just plain fun!!
It's a shame hillbilly left Matt's ooftoad recovery
@@robertquackenbush5547 what are you talking about?
@@robertquackenbush5547 ????
Hopefully he will lose that eyebrow piercing. A past fad.
His crooked hat and know it all attitude kills it for me. The attitude wouldn’t be bad if he was actually correct even half of the time but he’s not 🤣
You are in for a treat guys. I've never met a Bosch ANYTHING I didn't like. From wiper blades to saws to grinders, to nailers and everything in between... EVERYTHING they touch is top-notch! Consider yourselves blessed.
Guys, you're channel (and lives) are about to blow up... Word of advice; don't ever get too polished... It's being real people that has us all tuned in. I'd love to see you get bigger than diesel bros and that's saying something... Mad respect that entire crew but especially the Dave's
The most entertaining channel on CZcams. And you never really know what to expect.
If Robbie wasn't so good at what he does in the body shop, he could get a gig as a standup comedian. Some of his expressions and sayings are hilarious.
Hillbilly reminds me of a friend that passed away a few years back. I love all y'all's content, thanks for sharing your lives with us.
Same here. My nephews uncle John Bolton. So much like hillbilly
you guys are super fun to watch, thanks for all the effort you all put in for our entertainment.
I love my Bosch tools. I have Dewalt and Milwaukee as well. Where my Bosch tools really shine are with the angle grinder, and the hammer drill. I just never burn up the bearings and they just keep working and working and working.
I like how you use MORR's theme music while working on his Samuri.
The V6 out of a Sidekick was popular engine conversion here in the UK on those Suzuki's.
Good progress on both projects . Thanks for sharing .
The bender looks professionally built. Great job Robby and Hillbilly!!!!
Love seeing progress on your projects. Thanks for sharing
Bosch had a good rep here in the UK many years ago, well before you could get other well made/known brands. Couldn't say what they're like now but I'd be happy to use them.
I love seeing you guys wip out these super useful tools that none of the other guys have. Seems to make these jobs go by way faster.
You will NEVER find another Hillbilly!!! What a great guy. Every once in a while, you’ll get to work with a friend. This makes working so much better. Plus you can trust that your interests are aligned. It’s nice to watch you two together, especially if Demeri is not around keeping you two out of the hospital!
I really enjoy your videos guys.
Nice to see some progress on the Bronc-Star AND the Samurai!! You guys are awesome!!!
Happy to see more progress on the bronc☆. When it's all done, you should do something crazy with that mini van.
This just shows how dedicated Robbie is to doing the best job he can in the day we live in most people would be happy to do a half a@& job cause nowadays people just don’t know what hard work is
You need to get out more if this is what you think. Craftsmanship and pride in one's work is still very much a thing - if you aren't shopping around for the cheapest possible solution.
Another enjoyable episode of Robby and Hillbilly's adventures! Thank You for sharing/creating/teaching/entertaining.
Love the video, Hillbilly is doing a great job he wants to learn as much as he can. Robby you are a great teacher keep on going. Hope you made up for the valentine
It is coming along very well there. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friends. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Fab on. Weld On. Keep making. God bless.
Love your content! Keep up the hard work guys! And Dinner, we miss you!
Okay being a Chevy enthusiast I appreciate the love we give our Ford friends & Hillbilly is a great guy his Broncstar deserves the same love a man's passion is not to be messed with it's the eb & flow of a good life, Matt's little Suzi need's a Chevy tritan V6, that hood is a real gem lol, great video thank's for sharing ❤😉👍
Great video and great job with your truck and Suzuki good work God bless from GA and stay safe 🙏
Lots of interesting projects going on, Robby and crew. Nice work growing your channel! Seems to me, you and your team have that "special sauce" needed to be a successful You Tubers! Good stuff to come, I'm sure!
WHEN BENDING TUBING WITH A JD SQUARED STYLE BENDER, MAKE SURE THE WELD SEAM IS FACING UP!!!! That way you are not asking the welded seam to shrink or stretch. With the weld seam facing up, it is placed on the neutral axis.
Always onward and upward. Much respect for everyone.
Loved today's video. Thanks for sharing
Oh my gosh,, you are all so much fun to watch!
Good vid, love the bronco build and the Samurai. Would be cool to see a full resto vid, even a bunch of short clips cut together explaining from sand blaster to final paint. What grit sandpaper, what coats of paint, how many coats of paint, type of bog used, all the tools needed and related to doing a back to bare metal resto from a body work perspective (not rust repair)
Great video. Nice seeing Bud!
Ask Paul about bending a roll bar. You measure, mark, bend, then it's too wide so you cut it and splice it in the middle
I agree with Hillbilly on the bronco 2 being a sweet offroader if built correctly. But Hillbilly i personally think a built cobra jet between the frame rails would be sick
Used Bosch for years. The carpenters line of tools are spot on. Very nice tools.
I use bosh tools (drills, impacts and grinders) love them ,i have used for about ten yrs and they still work well, haven't had to replace any yet.
Love your videos I have been watching for a long time keep it up 👍
@Robby Layton, I think you're going to like the Bosch stuff especially if they threw in a few 4A and 8A core 18v packs and fast chargers in there. I have a lot of them and feel that they are underrated in the tool world; good, reasonably powerful, reliable tools that get the job done time after time deserve their place on our workbenches. The ergonomics and balance of their tools are great, I really like the precise trigger speed control and gyro/accelerometer feature of their drills. (If your bit grabs, the power cuts out and brake kicks in before the drill can swing and do any damage at all, much less throw you off your balance if you're working at height.) But my favorite of all is their one handed reciprocating saw; a mighty beast in a small, easy to maneuver format that fits in tight places.
Thank you for the input I have liked them so far
@ 15:18 Robby confirms that this will be "the first annual Off-Road Wrecker Games" !!!! It's now on record.!
Of course the pre-show hype/news seems to indicate a lot of interest.
Hi guys, awesome video , as usual> Many years ago so memory is vague but I worked for a steel company and we used to use a lot of bender machines and there is a relatively easy formula for getting any bend in the right place to the millimetre, I can't recall the numbers now but I am sure with a bit of searching the net and you'll find it. We used to to twist and bend Rebar and though it might not look it Rebar had to be accurate to the millimetre! Also of course pipework for all kinds of applications domestic and commercial so as clever guys like your selves it should be no problem.
Bosch tools are awesome and my favorite to buy!!! Hope you enjoy them as I do!!! Big shout outs for the Bosch tools. Everytime you use them💪💪
Hey Robbie little tip/trick of the trade - when using a bender such as the jd2 or jd32. You never use center of the bend to measure always find the tangent line...you can find that by finding where the bend starts on each die, use some grease on the die and bend a couple peices of tube… you will notice where the bend starts, mark that on each die. each die will always have a start of the bend…-
Mark it and then measure. Once you figure that out it’s easy. Also always start from the middle and go out. But using your tangent lines as markers for bends. Typically each tube and die size i always pre made a pre bent 90 and a prebent a 45. With my tangent lines marked it was super easy to measure out tubes, bend starts and so forth. Once you see on the die where the bend starts I typically would put a grind mark on the die. It wont move. So you can always line your marks up as such. If that makes sense.
Anyone should know that. Actually I didnt, hell I barely understood what you just said.
@@bsagreg well do you use a bender? And do you know what the tangent line is? If you bend a tube on these benders… the die will show where the bend starts.. using that mark/tangent line/start of bend its pretty easy to start marking bends out… but you also always bend from the middle out if your doing a 3-4 bend loop.. Robbies a smart guy… just wanted to give him a simple tip that will make his life much easier. No biggy…
Many can do , Some can show how , Very few can explain how as well as to why its its done. I like the part of having pre bent of multiple sizes so even if not a 45 or 90 they will get you a close starting point Thanks for taking the time.
@@bsagreg oh for sure.. the pre brents always work well to have. But what i was tryen to explain is the tangent lines and how to read them on the tube. The start of the bend and the end of the bend aren’t the same on these benders… and if you use the tangent line of the start of the bend, which you can mark on each die by using some grease and seeing where the bend starts at… and then using that tangent line to use all starting measurements from, you will always be able to get precise measurements when bending… i was just tryin to be helpful i guess.. but oh well.
so it allows to figure the length of pipe from middle of bend to where it straitens and vice versa
just a heads up when matt says its only temporary, like its gonna get fixes properly later....means its not gonna happen and what you are doing will stay on it for years and years or until it brakes
You are
A heck of a boss doing that for an employee even if he is paying you are doing a wonderful thing God Bless young man
9:05 so much room for a coyote swap😮
You had better take your wife out for a good dinner. Once on a road trip I broke down outside a company yard. I walked into the mechanic shop to get help. After pulling the truck in and inspecting the damage, the mechanic ordered parts. He informed me that I owed him big time. I told him to call his wife and meet us at the nicest restaurant in town. We had a very good dinner, after getting the parts and installing. I was back on the road. Everyone was happy.
I seen the name. I was like, I didn't comment yet??🤣
Now that was right neighborly of you!
and the story goes?
Did you third wheel a valentines date 😭
Love your content 😁. The editor is awesome.
I used sia abrasives for years in metal polishing and loved the product 👍.
Keep up with the awesome videos.
Thank you
Great content guys thanks 😊.
Love your red, white & blue toolbox!
Straight honest reviews!
I've got a full kit of Bosch Blue and I love it. You have to be careful with the impact drivers because even the small one will break screws. In fact, I use my Bosch Green 18V impact gun for wood screws because it is powerful enough without being too powerful. My favourite is a big corded router which never stalls and has micro adjustment. I'd like to get a smaller skill saw if I can work out which one works with the Bosch guide rail. I have a big 18V skill saw, but it's a touch heavy for some jobs.
This is good to know thank you!
When I was doing body work, depending on the dent we used the drill and screw pull method, but we always welded the hols. That was someone with no tools, but a lot of bondo!
Bosch has decent stuff, their brushless lines on a lot of the drivers and impacts are great. They have less mechanic specialty tools, they seem to focus more on the construction side of things. The newer CORE 18v batteries are awesome for the big draw items like the angle grinders and stuff. I really like their 12v impacts and mini recip saws though too.
Rear crossmember could be 8” pipe tubing. Seal the ends and Voila 🎉 you have an air-tank.
The round profile of the pipe helps you ease over obstacles also.
BOSCH Set You Up Great & They Do Make Quality Stuff, & The Bronco Star is Going To Be A BEAST
It's going to be a 50/50 paint job. Looks awesome from 50 feet away or at 50 miles p/h.
Sure getting excited about the Wrecker games. I'm sure everyone will be videoing for those of us that can't make it. My husband can't get off due to staff shortage- hopefully he only works 16 hours today. Hope everyone from visitors to participates have a great, safe time. We'll be watching from Oklahoma. Stay safe and GOD bless
I love my JD2 model 32!!! I added the HarborFreight air over hydraulic to it!!
Bosch power tools are the best I've ever used. So solid and powerful.
2 ideas for the bull recovery.
1 Bonus points for the wrecker games.
2 I grew up in the midwest. There are many stories about bulls jumping fences to get to ready cows. So just position a couple of ready cows where the bulls can get a smell and get out of the way. 🤠
Might want to pick up some conduit to make test bends with as you are bound to make some mistakes while learning how to make stuff with the bender. It’ll save you time and money, especially when doing multiple bends that aren’t all on the same plane.
Awesome content as always
You'll LOVE Bosch power tools!
Matt showed in a recent video, the footage of Robby taking the Samurai, so he knows you have it 😂
Yes they do! I want a v6 LS for my Scout..
Dude you crack me up. Great video
Yo. Robby. I Love America! Such a pleasure watching the lads invent, fabricate, and resolve. Well Done.
I bent a little roll bar tubing and used some half inch aluminum fuel line to make a pattern and also an angle finder.
Here near Gainesville Raceway the Gatornationals usually make finding a Room a little more difficult that is also the weekend of Wrecker Gamers 9th,10th & 11th. We live within 10 miles of raceway so our issue is more family calling to stay over, but having 40 acre farm we dont mind, Harbor Freight has a Portable Solar Charging station complete with Solar panel
Another awesome video. Oh yeah we want to see Dinner !!!
' .. and I never even knew that Bosch made tools! ..' 😂😂
LOVE Bosch tools!
I saw you using a dynabrade air die grinder. I love their grinders and sanders.
I did the same thing used a log splitter type ram and 12v hydrologic pump off a power pole puller truck it's sweet and I can bend things mobile.
Yes. Beautiful.
Milwaukee cordless, but all our wired tools are Bosch and they are great.
Use Benchmark abrasives, there a great company!
What great work you so robby I wish I had the time and finances to come and do an apprenticeship with you I would learn so much.
Love the SIA abrasives stuff! Try the sponges...they rock!
In piping/tubing, you call the outside ends of the bends "straight flanges". A great rule of thumb is to make the straight flange the same length as the nominal dimension as the pipe. So a 2" 45° bend would have 2"SF. If you get into the habit of cutting the straight flanges of your templates the same lengths all the time, you will have a nice sharpie mark where the transition between the bend and the straight sections occurs. That will make measuring the straight sections between the roll cage bends super easy to reproduce, and you won't ever need to calculate the arc lengths.
Another tip is to use cardinal angles for your bends (except for the ones that have to be specific). So start with 30°, 45°, 60°, and 90°... And when you want more, add 15°, 22.5°, and/or 10°. Those are generally the bend angles that are used to make things when a design layout is done on CAD. That's when you need to figure out when the bend length represents the centerline, ID, or OD. Arc length = 2π(bend radius)(bend angle/360). Easiest way to fab is cut segments with one bend, and start long, so you can cut them to length just before welding.
BTW, tubing is used more than pipe for roll cages because easier bending/less expensive because thinner wall, and because the nominal OD is the nominal size of the tube, unlike pipe. That makes figuring out the bend radius a lot easier.
Robby Layton's channel was already Awesome,, Add in an old Suzuki Samurai and its Pure Gold!
I have an old dented hood on my 87 Samurai that I'm gonna try to fix myself from what I learned from Robby. I'll be happy id it turned out 1/100000% as good as what he just did! Thanks Robby & Crew!
Nice one, Robby.
The subpar bodywork hurts my brain. I'm sure the subpar work hurts your heart and soul Robby.
Keep doing what you are doing
Gooood morning yall wishing everyone a blessed and humble sunday with love👊🙏😎
Have you got the proper clearance Clarence?
Love that this is turning into an off-road build channel 🤘
It will become a paint cHannel once they get built
Keep up the good work
Bud's awesome!!
Changed to Bosch last year when everyone went red or green yellow etc. Good stuff,hope you received the brush less . Dont know a thing about sand paper.
AYOOO! BroncStar is back baby! 🤘
Guessing that you will like the Bosch tools, the quality of their manufacturing and assembly is great - really tight tolerances. The only thing to be aware of is that Bosch doesn't make copy cat tools. Quite often their controls will be a little bit, sometimes a lot of bits different than other tools made for similar tasks. Often times there is an improvement made that will allow you to do something quicker, better more efficiently, but sometimes it will just be Bosch being different just because they're Bosch - sort of like what Mercedes and BMW do with their car builds - especially engines. Playing with new tools is usually awesome, have fun! 😃
Robby I was watching the latest Broncstar build video and I saw your battery powered mobile bender it's Cool! but for the Battery you should be using a Lithium Ion car type battery 100 Ah the reason is that lead acid type batteries only can put out about 50% of their available power whereas the Lithium type go closer to 95 percent they have an incredible run time. Lot's of them available on Ebay. They are more expensive but well worth it also they make higher current small chargers for either type. The faster the recharge the more work can be done.
THE BRONCO IS SO COOL 😎 LOVE IT 💪🏻
Love the Bronco!
“……big mess…….” Yep that sums up the bronco quite nicely.😃
Since this hood is shot, you can spray some paint on a Milestar and roll it across the hood. Use tire tracks as a replacement for the stripe.
Thanks for another great video. And bring Dinner back, we miss him. 😁
Need to use a cheese grater to cut down on the sanding of the Bondo. Might want to invest or ask a sponsor for a portable vacuum system that would significantly reduce the amount of dust from sanding the Bondo. You guys completed a lot of work that wore out this arm chair critic. Good job.