That frame looks GORGEOUS!

Great video. I love the explanations and the detail. Building a bike frame is a dream of mine, but for now, so great to watch such a well done and informative video. Definitely going to go back and look at some of your other video.

Started watching a few weeks ago and soon caught up. Now I am subscribed and excitedly awaiting each new episode. You are doing a fine job Sir, keep it up.

Nice work mate. It's encouraging that you are finding the time to commit to this passionate pursuit as a family man. You are well on the way to becoming a master steelsmith, keep it up!

Glad I could help! Build is turning out great!

Hey dude, really nice videos you're putting together! I appreciate you putting in the time and effort to document this build; it's going to be super helpful for my up-coming MTB build.

great works

Something incredibly soothing watching these videos, although I'm sure the process makes you nervous at times! Great job.

damn. That's a lot of work. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing job and explanation thanks a lot

Yo are the man! My eyes enjoyed this so much.

Impressive video and impressive work!! This is art!!

Really enjoying your channel, I respect the fact that you are learning and don't try to hide your errors. Also it's really interesting to see how other people work through problems. That said please don't start your mill with the bit partially in the work piece, your just asking for trouble. Also an good formula for your milling and lathe work is 4cs/d. where cs is the cutting speed and d is the diameter of the thing spinning. So to drill an 1/4" hole in aluminum cs is around 300 it would be (4*300)/(1/4) = 4800 rpm.

watching your videos, reminds me of working out of my shipping container. i would like to have a small shop someday. i really enjoy your videos.

I am always been ur fan . Ur video provides information and also calmness from ur voice . And dude we are hungry for more stuff . Hope to see some more gud stuff from u soon . TC

Thanks for you

Really liking your videos dude... I just built my 1st scratch build frame and have realized the importance of having a good jig. i am in process of designing and building one. i want to make lowered stretched cruiser style frames

Great job I like very much!

Only the second video of yours I've seen, and I have to say I love watching you. Both videos are well made and the content is great. I like that it is obvious that you are an amateur but you are pretty meticulous and produce quality work. I also like that you use an Everlast machine. I have their 140 MIG machine and I have to say it makes me a worse welder. It does everything so well that I have no excuses but user error when welds are not perfect. There is no challenge to using it.

I have been watching your U tubes on bike building from the start. As a retired tool and die maker/machinist instructor, do some research on cutting speeds. Using high speed cutting tools you can burn out your cutters very quickly running too fast as you did in this video. The reason you are getting lucky is that you are cutting thin tube and only a few pieces. When milling you are climb milling that can grab the cutter into the material and break the tool as well as damaging the work. I am very impressed with your engineering ability using common sense. I would like to have a shop in my garage as you have. If you have any questions, please post, I would love to help you if possible. John Z.

Keep going dude... rly like the vids

Awesome! You are a great metal artist! 🙌🏼👌🏼

Your may hero mate

You're Awesome.

I think you should make a frame with super boost plus spacing, flat mount brakes, and 12 mm thru axles.

keep it up!!!!

Nice job sir i want one

top notch video as always bro - pun intended btw ;)

Great video as usual! How come you own so many machines? I wish I had half of them! haha keep it up, almost there!

wow

Well done Steve. Looks great. I would caution you on the speed that you're running those cutters. I was sure that they were going to grab and fold the tube in on itself. It worked this time but.... Looking forward to seeing your alignment checking solution.

gj bro

Hallo sir, very great video iam very enjoying this video, and sir would you like to sharing tips to make a bootom beacket shell and head tube?

Вот ты молодец.

How did you mark exactly where to notch ? From the drawomgs top view ?

It's a good idea to frame a good bike. We know udell from Indonesia. I subcribe your channel recordings Please brother make a BMX street

unlike the others you are milling with this tiny milling machine instead of bridgeport type milling, is that machine totally sufficient for frame builders? can you recommend it for all frame builders?

Was eager to see how you would notch your seat stays as it is certainly the most difficult part. Was wondering if you would rely on something less professional like using notching software. To remove the overlap, you could have used your dremel grinder instead of your band saw. Doesn't this fine frame jig garanties alignment of the frame?

Everything functions properly kzfaq.infoUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Nothing was damaged in the box aside from a decal on the fork. The decal was missing a piece of a corner but I ended up peeling them off anyways. Assembly is easy BUT make sure you tune up the derailleurs. Both the front and rear need adjusting. I'd advise going to a bike shop but I opted out and put in 10+ hours with the help of KZfaq. Ended up fraying a shifter cable but all in all I learned from the experience. The Brakes work well but the front caliper needs adjusting or at least mine did because the rotor was rubbing against the pads. Make sure you swap out the seat, grips, and pedals. For the short run you'll be fine though. I've read that this bike isn't built yet for hard trails but I just need it for the city. PA has some of the worst roads and being in a mountain this was a great choice. Worth the investment!

What pipe do you use ?? I have subscribed to your channel, because I like some of your content ... Hopefully every time you reply with pleasure ... Because knowledge is priceless ...  Pelajari pengucapannya

thumb up.

Pithy Bikes - great series - thank you! I'm building a recumbent and have gotten many useful ideas that easily translate. I'm sorry if you've already identified it, but would you say which model of the digital angle gauge you are using?

Friend, excuse how to write , I am using a translator onLine. I live in Brazil and I am wanting to build bicycle frames , I watched all his videos and I am thrilled!!! You use a program to calculate the length of the tubes and angles to build the frames I appreciate your attention Thanks!!!!

Why do I feel like if I ran my hole saw that fast my entire everything would blow up.

This is hand made slipway?

Tense stuff on those cuts, had me nervous just watching.

Probably no answer as not answered other questions but here goes. What size tube do you use for your frames and what size hole saw do you use to notch them?

Hi.what materials you are using?thanks.💪💪💪💪

where can i buy your jig frame?

12:01 backsound music ? I wanna know this song

Cara sou do Brazil vc poderia me dá o seu projeto para mim fazer uma aqui no Brasil

They're not dropouts; they're fork ends.

What material are those pipes? and where do you buy them?

you know if you set your work on that table your grinder works ALOT better

Can you give me a old one? Because i want a fixed gear but im only 15 years old and me and my parents dont have money to buy a bike

your logo is almost exactly the same as philip bloom's.

Can you make me a frame please. Im from Philippines , my birthday is this coming March please...

not about bike, but, is that a Starfleet tatoo on your arm ?

Would happen to be an engineer?

Hola me gustaría ke me regalarán una bicicleta de esas fixe aria lo ke se verdad (enserio) ok gracias 😁😁😊

Hello I'm Michael Jabiguero Dapdap From the Philippines can you give me a frame of mtb pls