Recent content by bartz32tt

Nice, I subscribed to his YouTube channel about a year ago. The guy does great work but asks his viewers for donations and comes across as egotistical sometimes. Wish his content simply focused on woodworking like this video does.

I'm no pro by any means, but I've done a few multi-colored parts for myself. It just takes a lot of patience - I've never masked off a part for multi-color coverage (but every situation is different and it'd sometimes make sense to mask off a part). That's the beauty of powder coating - you can...

I love LS-swapped E39's! I'll be watching closely. Please provide plenty of detail on wiring and plenty of pictures for header fab/clearance. I wonder if some shorty headers would clear the steering shaft?

I would stay away from coal slag and sand to avoid respiratory problems. I use glass beads or aluminum oxide and always wear a respirator.

Re: My (New) Neighbors Probably Hate Me...But That's Okay - My “Dream” Garage Build Gorgeous house! I hope you give us the full tour. Wouldn't mind more "before" pictures to gain full appreciation for all the hard work you're doing.

Not sure how I missed this build, but looks great! Looks like you're in Windsor Heights area? If you don't mind my asking, what was the ballpark price for it and which contractor did you use? Satisfied with them?

I love what you've done with the place. You're very talented. Looking forward to the garage build (or whatever else you share).

That was a beautiful poem.

Heck of a job, nice desk.

I love my wall-mounted, foldable tire/wheel rack. Total investment: about $20

Excellent job! I knew this would turn out awesome. What're your next plans? Also, are you planning on using the 4-car garage for anything other than parking space/detailing?

I hope you're joking...

I'm still a newbie to the world of powder coating, but I've done tons of research and I'm trying to do everything "right". I got into it because of my project car I'm restoring - lots of parts to coat and didn't like the prices I was quoted by shops in my area. It wasn't until after I already...

I converted a double-oven into a large single. Gutted out the bottom of the top oven/top of the bottom oven and used extra insulation and sheet metal to join the two. Then I had to make a metal door out of sheet metal and metal studs, all pop-rivetted together. Man that sucked! But the end...

Serious question: how do you transport them home? Do you candidly sneak them in your lunch box or just say "Aw, f*ck it - I'm a cheapass and I don't care who knows it!" and carry a big pile in both fists to your car, leaving a trail of some ruffled paper towells that escaped along the way?