Thought I'd post up my new fabrication video we just finished.

Enjoy

 

Amazing work. Your work inspires me to keep pushing myself and is probably why I can't ever be %100 happy with what I have made yet.

 

You need to post more, and get an instagram! I miss seeing your work man.

 

killer video and kill fab work. now ive been a metal fabricator for 15yrs now do you still find time to build things for yourself, cause i cant even get a moment to do what i wanna do.

 

GTR Y-Pipe, those are fun.

 

Colin actually built his own nasty Evo and used the parts he made as templates for production pieces...his work has no competition since he is on a whole nother level or fabrication than most

 

Awesome and Inspirational! If thats not art I dont now what is.

 

Cool vid minus the song has now put me in a depressed state of mind lol

 

sweet video man!! great work!

 

Badass video

 

lol feel the same.


Sick video none the less.

 

ur the man collin.


mike

 

You should of put a picture of Frank the rabbit from Donnie Darko in the beginning. None the less, nice work.

 

I would love to get a one on one welding lesson from you.
Amazing work!

 

Now that the song has made me depressed...

Very nice video! What kind of vise was that around 1:24? I'm in the market for one and that caught my eye.

 

Thanks everyone for the comments. We felt the song fit the mood perfectly.

As for the vise, it's from 1890 and is extreamly rare. It's a Printiss monarch 217-218 With 4 1/2" jaws. When I picked it up, it was trashed, rusted shut and looked like it had been under ground for 100 years which it may have been. After countless hours of blasting and oiling, powder coating and polishing it's a brand new made in the USA beast mode vise I'm proud to own. I also turned the handle in my lathe and made it over sized with 2" solid stainless weights. Thanks for noticing.

A good vise to look into would be a vintage Wilton bullet. I also have one of those a restored, even has the 60 year old soft jaws.


Collin

 

Thank you for the reply sir. It seems that with out fail, expensive hard to find things always catch my eye. I can imagine the condition you found it in because I have seen some pretty rough examples on antiquing trips in the past and I can imagine the amount of work it took to get it looking as immaculate as it does because in addition to building custom kitchens we restore antique furniture. The stories it would tell if it could talk...

I suspected Wilton was probably a good one to look into just judging from the price tag on older used ones. I'll be keeping an eye out for one.

 

I love this VID! Had to post it to my facebook page lol. I worked a job where i was given free reign for a tig welder for a while. Teaching myself to weld and making my own catchcan and forward facing manifold was one of the most enjoyable things ive done in a long time. Its always been looking through your threads and post on here that give me inspiration. Awesome job man!

 

Collin, song is sad but vid is awsome

 

very nice video bro!

 

Your work is definitely the definition of passion

 

I admire your work! I like your FB page! great stuff!

 

what sander setup was that you were using to brush finish the gtr y-pipe?

 

Great video man, I love designing and fabricating so much so I think a TIG or MIG welder is in order!

 

What did you do to the engine stand? Looks cool, but want a closer pic!