This kid does not cease to impress me. Pushing me to do better man. Thanks

Cal, you are amazing, that was definitely the way to go to do it right!! Awesome job as always!!

Your chassis table looks great. I predict you will be using it or a similar table 10 years in the future.

I have 35yrs experience in metalworking, autobody and paint w0rk. I have built many bikes and done over 1000 vehicles that belonged to other people. About 4yrs ago i brought some property with a shop. I have since been buying,trading and building what i need. I will be using ur video to help me build my chassis/body jig table. THANK YOU AND KEEP GRINDIN !!

That's awesome !!!!! You are pioneering , a new B Body platform , structural improvement !! Keep going , Cal 🙆‍♂️

That thing is ROBUST! Awesome job, Cale.

Good job on the table! I can't wait to see how the charger turns out. You put so much thought into your builds. It's awesome

Outstanding sir! That is so much better the thing I cobbled together a few years back!

Can't wait to see the car on the table. Looking good

Well done, thank you for sharing. Looking forward to see the table used:-)

I love how in depth you got , even explaining the math. Thank you

Can’t wait to see more buddy just think Spring is around the corner. Unfortunately, next weekend looks like crap but I’m convinced after that it will get a little warmer.

awesome welding !!!

Your commitment to doing everything clean almost makes me feel shame

Well designed and thought out! And that truck is looking more and more like a really good investment. LOL. Nothing you can't haul. Which may mean nothing you won't buy if you're like me.......

Nice to see some one of your generation dedicated to doing it right

Your work ethic is fantastic and detail you go to before starting is truly inspiring keep it up young man

And just think of all the layout and welding you did on a plastic folding table and garage floor. Your new table will make life so much easier! Great job!

Well done 👏 Young man.

This is an amazing bit of engineering. I'm very impressed.

Very cool, well done!

You have a bright future ahead, Mr Cam.

, its great to see young people start "with a plan" then build it, Be a good idea to add lock nuts (not nylocks) to the adjusting nuts so once you have it adjusted on the ground, as once you start working on the chassis any kind of fi Bratton will loosen the adjustment,

That’s very well crafted!!! You are pretty smart dude! Like your show! I’m 42 starting my ‘70 Charger in the next few weeks. I don’t have the real estate you have for a shop but I’m gonna basically have my body in one place, chassis in another and powertrain in the driveway building from scratch and old 1972 -440 CUI with Dana 411 rear locker dif, orig. A column shift 4 speed, converted to a 6 speed Trimec , EFI / high rise edelbroch intake manifold with a mild crane cam, supercharged, MSD wires and ignition, ceramic headers and Flowmaster drag series 3” stainless exhaust. The car will be 100% original, except for skins and powertrain. Was originally a 318 /727 car but I honestly want at least 550-600 to the ground so she will be very unstock power train wise. But look all factory interior and exterior of the car! Keep posting videoes! Good content !

Awesome job, Man! It always feels better when you are using components that you have made yourself. At least, I like to think so. I know that way that the money that my parents paid to send me school wasn't wasted on me buying other peoples' good works. Jigs, fixtures, and tables will always be needed in your shop if you intend on building a life style out of this type of work. Thanks for sharing!

I really like the table! Good work! I'd suggest you coat those adjuster rods in anti-seize just to prevent future headaches.

love to see the work you do so damn inspiring

Sick I’ve been watching a ton of videos on this recently. Good timing 👍

That is awesome!!

Very very cool beautiful job 👍

Sheesh, going all out on this piece of equipment, my brain hurts watching all your calculations 🤣. Well done bud 💥

Well done ...great video

The table came out really awesome. It really wasn't that technically challenging to build it but if not done correctly it is a waste of material and space. It's about time that you built something without making it over and over. I can't wait for you to get a real garage. That table will come in handy for future projects to come. Awesome 👌 👏

This is awesome. Im gonna be building a chassis table here soon and gonna take some ideas from this one. Great job.

Great welding 💯👍🏾I can’t do welding like that for a 1 million dollars🤣🤣

Looks good 👍

Awesome work!

dude awesome unit!

Bickel Race Car's, Rick Jones Race Car, and Jerry Haas Race Car's you better grab this young man and give him a job !!

Awsome work

Nice work man👍👍

Great video, awesome skills, this charger is going to be awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Nice work

awesome work man, very impressive! You should set up a donation link/button on the channel for those that want to help you out. All the best, can't wait to see the next one.

Good job! I have never built a frame jig, can you tell me why you put the main pieces flat ways? Steel is obviously tough, but my intuition is to make at least the long rails stand up like a structurAL beam. Cheers!

Nice job

Beautiful work. Is there a parts list for the steel?

What’s up Cam Racing

Looks awesome. How will you lock the thread rod from backing off?

💪🏻💪🏻

do you mind if i ask where you got your 17ft long stick of 4x4. i can't seem to find the stuff online😅

Looks great! Where is the car?

Hey bro good meeting you ! That duster is sweet. I'm gonna post your KZfaq on my snap hope it helps be the channel and your journey. IDefinitely gonna check out your vids. Stay safe out there.

0.35 is overkill for 1/8 think most people are welding 3/16 to 1/4 with only 0.30

Check out Carthage classic cars on KZfaq he has a nice jig and he does good work

I'm looking to do the same thing you're doing dude just a quick question did you have any issues with the walls being 1/8 in ?

Nice work