1950's ATV Concept Build Part 2

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Music

Track 1 "Parisian Addiction" by "St Peters Dream"

Track 2 "Dreaming that i'm not in Love" by "Stay Lunar"

Track 3"Round and Round" by "Nosebleed"
Track 4 "Take Me On" by "Wolfs

Track 5 "Places that you Shouldnt be" by "Th Wee reprobates"

Track 6 "Lost me again" by "Droids Osaka"

Track 7 "Ghosts of the Past" by "Strum101"

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[colinfurze]

Got some flash new gear in for this one, thank you so much for watching as its your views and interaction that make owning/borrowing these things possible.

[-joe-davidson]

I remember watching Colin when he was just using a few basic hand tools and now he has a full fabrication shop.. Loving it.

[kylethatcher]

The amount of actual hard work that’s glossed over in 3 second montages and jump cuts is insane. Colin is so committed and focused on these projects. We recognize and appreciate your amazing work Colin!

[nickholman]

As a tradesman/fixer I see those small moments of utter exhaustion. That moment where you call for help that's not there, and the manic laughter at the comedy of "roit, guess I'm doing this myself!" The face of exasperation of failing over and over and finding out it was something dumb. The sheer willpower to win at whatever you're doing. Keep winning Mr. Furze

From a 7 year old and his dad.

[scojotro]

It's the little things like "correct angle jig thingy" that makes me love this channel so much more than so many others! Brilliant!

[EngineeringMindset]

1) Are you adding go faster stripes to ensure optimal aerodynamic efficiency
2) Are you going to dig a supervillain/Tony stark style chamber in the tunnel to keep this in?

[TrevorDennis]

Considering Colin is basically self taught, his skills and workmanship is nothing short of extraordinary.

[myand]

As a fabricator/engineer myself I am so impressed with the fit and finish, not to mention the engineering of your crazy projects Colin!. I hope it encourages today's youth to pursue careers in engineering, or even just as a hobby. It's so satisfying to see something you build come to life.

[alexnelson]

As a beginning fabricator, watching Colin make things from ideas is like watching the Mona Lisa be painted in real time

[thijsvandervoort]

We all know the tunnel was a ton of work, but today it really hit me how much work Furze is putting in to build even a single wheel, time lapse hides the blood, sweat and tears, but your effort is astounding. Love the videos❤❤

[dantheman]

What I love about Colin, is that even though he's now a big time Youtuber with very expensive equipment he hasn't changed personally.

[coffeeshangarworkshop]

Someday your hometown is going to have a Furze Museum... it's going to be the only way to deal with the massive amounts of cool projects you have and will continue to create over the years.

[captain-Dan]

the way he said "Just 32 of these"... He's spent AGES planning, testing and creating this machine for us to enjoy. bloody brilliant effort.

[psinjo]

7:15, that's such a cool camera shot!!

[nickflowthefirst]

It’s sheer unbelievable how much effort is covered in timelapse and cuts. I used to work with a lot of metal and I just know how fast you can miscalculate things because you forgot one little tiny bit of physics or you forgot a millimetre here and there. The time it swallows to align things and bits and never forget the screwing time. I absolutely appreciate every single video and respect you in a way only craftsmen can respect other craftsmen. I hope you can keep on doing this stuff and I more so hope you keep enjoying the things you make. Please give us info about the time it used and do not forget to add how much this beast weighs in the end. Much love and deep respects from Germany!

[dfgatorfan]

I don't think we'll ever fully know the amount of patience, expertise, and time that goes into these projects! This thing looks amazing!

[JohnFairhurst-blco]

Until I retired last year, I was a sheet metal worker for 43 years and I love watching you making things up as you go along, quality 👍👍👍

[nathanisip]

I’m halfway through watching but just wanted to say thanks for showing us your thought process, the mistakes along the way, and the troubleshooting! Big projects can be discouraging and it’s good to see the journey and not just the final product.

[inmyopinion]

BFG Stickie tires SALVAGED, from the rubbish heap, cut into strips, added to the treads on your wheels like tank track pads, would make this thing the ultimate rock crawler amphibius vehicle! ! ! ! ! I have dreamed of making rubber tires like these for rock crawling. This is the answer to my dreams. Thank you, Colin!

[linasvelavicius]

I recall reading a while ago the solution for machining soft rubber or foam was to deep freeze the material, not needed in this case but may be useful to know in the future.
I thing your engine compartment may need an exhaust fan, not sure if passive ventilation will be enough to prevent over heating. Love your channel!!