I take my hat of to you, Nick, with all the rust dust and crud you remain extremely positive. Keep warm, sir.

A pleasure watching you work Nick.

Way to make it happen no messing around a shit load of different skills ! Thank you !

Amazing progress Nik. You make it look so easy

Perfect speed for the video too. Not too boring to watch same old cutting and welding but great to see each step as you go 👍👍

Love my new Demop garage mug 👌😍😍 thank you 🥳

Good thing you have the VW Nose and badge in the KZfaq episode because only us diehard VW nerds will recognize the pile of metal and rust to be a singlecab. Lol All the best! Love your channel!🥰 🧡

Practical, efficient, and productive!!!

Good work, Nick 👍

It’s nice to have the bigger tools, but you’ve shown that a great job can be done with a hammer and vice 👍

Awesome job Nick!

GREAT STUFF! Thank You Sir!

I was very late when I watched the episode this time.....quickly before the new one comes out tomorrow..... the metal magician was doing magic again......great progress with great work! Grüße Mark

Hi Nick, you can buy some solid copper rods to the length you want and shape the spot welder rods and then drill holes in the end and use the normal consumable electrodes

Lovin it. keep it up, your doing great.if

Great succes top job mate

G'day mate your work is amazing mate

Magnificent.

Great video! I love watching the progress!

Hi Nick the framework comes nice together,well-done mate👍🏻🙏🏻🛠.Greetings.Hubertus🙏🏻🇳🇱🇳🇴☮🍀🇦🇺

Great work, I have a similar project and your videos will help me. IN

Great progress. I would not remove from frame jig until necessary. The complete frame is still very flimsy. I plan to keep mine on until body is mostly assembled to insure it doesn't twist or sag.

Hey Nick, question, I saw how you were plug welding, doing small tacks vs a round circular motion with the mig to fill the entire hole. I have similar sheet metal plug welds to do and I wonder if I should do the same.. Also I am very impressed at how fast you are!