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Did you bother to look at the size of the box needed for the sub? There isn't enough space and you need to port it... A shallow 10 inch with the top of the box flush with the bottom of the trunk floor so it takes the space of wood that covers the spare is better because it would allow proper air and give maximum depth. The other option is to use a sub that is built for a box that isn't ported. Your concept is good, but next time do your research on the subwoofer requirements before building a box.

Hey, I know you made this video years ago. I am hoping you still see this comment though. How'd you get the aluminum out of the can? Did you just cut it off? Have you done anything like this with steel?

Well done mate. No easy job. 👍👊

the patch leads you made what size conectors did you use inside hole size and what ohm was the 5w current limiting resistors thank you

Hello Sir, make me your friend.

Bonjour monsieur, fait moi ton ami.

Brilliant my brother!!!

Thank you for listing the parts because all the links are gone at least here in the states.. thank you..

This is the coolest thing i have ever seen!!! I really have to build one of those. I am going to try and source the same parts as you did..

UNBELIEVABLE!

Hey great video . May I ask what did you find wrong about the machine earlier in the video you said your machine not welding properly and when you found out why it isn't you show some connections to be I presumed wrong. Can I ask if you can further explained what was that you found wrong. Thank you

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os this still working ?? and is there any Spl kind of material do we need for this or this can be made with the help of plywood ??

Any chance of an update on the flanged bearing blocks you used, I asked 10 months back and no reply as of yet. Hope your ok?

Wow! That’s absolutely brilliant! Mate seems you’re from Australia as well! Is there any way I can get in touch with you mate?

That rattle can't be a garage door, its most likely the lisc. plate on the trunk lid. I have heard it way too many times not to know it. Just put some deadening material on the back of it.

Why don't you make a hole on the subwoofer box?

Nicely done. Although I'm not wild about the single circular support, in terms of rigidity. I liked how you used pillow blocks on holding the shaft bearings. Especially liked that you "GET IT" in regard to leaving out a quill ! For a DIY machine having that sleeve and associated gearing for a handle for raising and lowering, really adds slop to the system and that slop is exactly why you can't just chuck mill bits into a drill press (aside from the bearing in a drill press not be configured for significant side loads). A well built motorized Z stage, especially with linear feedback and handwheel, can allow precise to the 'thou' accuracy in the vertical direction. And then don't need the UBER precision work needed in doing a quill like in the old commercial vertical mills. One can use the electronics to do what are normally the quill operations. Also liked that you motorized at least the X stage too (appears a windshield wiper motor?). Simple but would sure be a help as you can't take very deep cuts with such a setup. But still seems like a very capable piece of 'kit', as they say in the UK. Good on you !!

Seems to be working now 🤣🤘

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Love the x axis power feed!!

Hunting idle ?

So much better than the original. Pretty much a new trailer 😂 Awesome job mate! I now feel inspired start mine. Big job ahead 😅

Hey mate, great video. Buddy of mine upgraded and gave me his one of these. If i was just going to run it gasless i wouldn't have to add in the gas solenoid etc? Ground cable on this one is all chewed up so have to replace it. Might as well make them longer and detachable if I can.

All my life, at everything I try I've been a butcher, but I like what you do and will try to emulate what you have done, if I have enough years left. Keep on keeping on, young fella.

Excellent video bro. I was looking for info on how to replace a floor and you've given me that plus more. Many thanks!

How are the spindle bearings holding up after the years please? Awesome simple design I love it.

Loving your work.. Mate I have same ozito mig with gasless wire, can I use this for similar resto or should I get some gas?? Cheers Fred

really enjoying your video. What size stock did you use for the frame? Is the drawbar stock also the same as the frame material?

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How did you add your 'doubling' effect? ;-)

I can cook burgers with it!

Next, fit the trailer with Sunraysia rims and sell the Ford Falcon rims for big money!

Needs more lights And reflectors

Could u pls give the model number of the subwoofer.

How can I buy one

Good afternoon friend...I also have a suzuki v strom 650 2016...Very good bike.

Quite an expensive draw bar, axle and wheels?

Danke Ist es möglich, einen Link oder den Namen des Sensors zu haben?

How much was the total bill for this build?

Thanks for the video, just took my car to the dealer to see if the could figure out what was wrong. Apparently I have a bad injector that needs replacing, hopefully this clears it up though.

I know people upgrade their Seig Mills spindle motors with treadmill motors but never saw someone throw that motor in their Z axis. It’s overkill for that axis. I would say throw it on your spindle but you have an ever more overkill motor on that as well lol. That motors size looks like the motors I see on monster mills that weigh a ton in machinists garages at home.

does it muffle when the tire cover/floor is put back over it?

Wow that is solid

quality work 😂😂💩💩💩💩 in germany they would you kill for this kind of worst work 🤣🤣🤣 here you must rotate and move the rings to speared the glue and remove any (customwood) sticker from glueing area... fixing with professional clamps and not lightweight bullshitt... theradcut in woood 😜😜 do hear about woodinserts? and you dont measure the bolt on backside of most calipers be a thread chart... only horrorable 🤮🤮

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot arm gear , over 30 years experience

I'm about to start an old trailer, but I think buying the trailer sides is cheap enough that I might just do that

X is left/right, Y is forward/backwards, Z is up/down

Amazing

i have Mazda 3 MZR-CD 2010 2.2L, i have similar problem, it was doing the same "jerking" and variations but when its idle, got worse and worse till it started to shut down instantly from time to time when you press the clutch... one mechanic said to put some injectors lubricating additive to the fuel, that helped firstly but now the car sometimes run noisy and the idle is varying constantly... it doesnt do that on high rpm tho... noone can solve the issue and noone has any clue what it can be, there is no mazda service nearby sadly...