Fabricating a chain guard MOUNT for the Aermacchi SALT BIKE // paul brodie's shop

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[scottcates]

That offset turning proves that Paul Brodie is a confirmed eccentric🥰

[cest]

just dropped by to hit that like and enjoy some more "off the hip" master's shenanigans 👍👍👍👍👍

[teduppercut]

I enjoy the great content. I have tried several times to buy coffee but it keeps failing. I will try again

[Pete]

I appreciate your work guys, thanks for sharing.✌ 🇦🇺

[hookerjl]

So good engineering parts with time and fun for precision and design👍🏻😎

[robcates]

Another great job Paul, Mitch! Love this bike, and your

[lancekincaid]

I had a stroke 18Months ago then diagnosed with cancer 5mo ago. I've enjoyed your videos for 3yrs, I hope you're doing well ❤❤❤ I'm still doing Chemo. It's so tough ❤❤❤

[yodasbff]

Very clever design and fabrication, thanks for sharing your videos. 👍 I'm looking forward to seeing you take the bike to the salt flats.

[bigmuz_pilot]

Bought some coffees, you guys do amazing work and I appreciate it.

[murdoc]

Well done! Love the way you run with an idea, and see where it takes you and your incredible skills! Go Paul and Mitch, keep moving forward!

[crazypj]

Only problem mounting bracket to chain adjuster is front mount will need to be slotted or it will try and stretch chainguard (yep, been there 😉)

[tomtruesdale]

You did a great job on the design and fab of that bracket. Learned something new with the off-set turning.

[retromechanicalengineer]

Excellent so far Paul, I always enjoyed working on Italian bikes. Such beautiful design. You are adding to the artwork. Best wishes, Dean.

[Krotte]

Real seat of the pants designing and constructing. Excellent as ever.

[GreggMax]

I always like to see work on the Aermacchi!

[scottcates]

I really appreciate this approach to design and fabrication. I like to think I can create art someday...or anything for that matter. But I mostly lack internal visualization and so working with the tangible parts and pieces helps me to see how something might look after I put it together. Thanks for sharing your creative process, Paul--and Mitch☕☕

[deansamuelson]

This is great....designing on the fly with a kinda of plan in my head. I have no doubt you'll pull this off.

[thomasss]

Now is the time to drill recesses for those two (6mm ?) Allen screwheads so that they flush-mount... which will also add about 6.5mm of lightness! 🙂

[Metal-Possum]

I like how you never use an angle grinder and just freehand some ugly shapes out of everything. I know that kind of fabrication has its place but seeing you machine stuff is a lot more stimulating, especially with all the puzzles involved.

[tuonratube]

Now the chain guards mount will move with the chain adjuster, you'll have to account for adding a slotted hole to either the front or rear of the guard.