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Dear NSA agent in my computer, This is for educational purposes only, I swear.

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You're a great fabricator, you look young. I think it's awesome that you are putting your imagination and skills to use. That steel stock you're using isn't cheap. and I like your shop. I don't understand what you are saying, I have an auto shop in Colorado, and I think it's a great thing you are doing, maybe inspire others to think for their selves. Much respect.

Alright, this is what I'm going to do in quarantine.

Dude was preparing for 2020 before 2020 came

Make a version with a potato cannon

Dang how old is this kid ? Hes a hell of a fabricator to be so young keep up the good work man

Dad: Why fbi is here Me: It's complicated

Might follow these same steps & make a mini tank (aka, TONK)

Bro upload blue prints to etsy and sell the shit out of it. I would buy it so fuckin fast

Can you all stop complaining about subtitles, camera angles bla bla bla...and just appreciate the fact that this is real hardwork. It takes a lot of time, resources, filming, buying right items and above all, his expertise looks on point. Come on, give a dude at least some round of applause. A lotta third-world countries can't even think about what he is making to build kick-start their own military arsenals at a low level...technical schools or perhaps

Hi nice video of a tank being build

@ time index 6m 29s: USE SAFETY GOGGLES when drilling. They are on your forehead. Put them over your eyes. "You can walk with a wooden leg, and you can chew with false teeth, but you CAN'T see with a glass eye." Safety first, safety last, safety always and everywhere - because Mother Nature has a perverse tendency to favor many of life's hidden flaws and undiscovered possibilities. "Anything that CAN go wrong, probably will, and at the worst possible moment." Best wishes and I am *SO* jealous! I wish I could build my own tank. I've been in love with armored vehicles since I built my first WW2 German Tiger plastic model tank kit in 4th grade, after watching Kelly's Hero's for the first time (back in the 1960's.) Thx for allowing me to experience the thrill vicariously, through you & your videos. Your hard work is much appreciated and I am grateful for your generosity in sharing the whole thing with all of us.

Imagine waking up on day and saying screw it lets build a tank

I like it as the foundation to making a mini paintball tank here in the US.

It makes me feel good when I see folks with worthwhile hobbies. Good going young man. Couldn't understand a word you said, but I watch your work. Keep building stuff.

Very ambitious and very cool. One point though. If you waited to tighten your pillow blocks, you wouldn't have had to hammer in your axles.

That little dog is gonna get Arc Eye

Whacky but satisfyingly compelling, I can't wait for the next episode!

This looks awesome. I can't wait for part 2.

Your doing great keep keeping on. From the USA!

OH boy great work! I could not do this myself. I wish i could

That rotating section in the undercarriage might create some belt tension issues and lead to detracking in terrain and especially during turns. Belt tension and design of runners and track centerpieces is king :-) Will follow the rest of the build with great interest (while thinking back to the years operating a Leopard 1 - 30 years ago). Very cool project!

Would like to see the build plan for this so I can make one here.

DUDE, BANGING ON THOSE AXLES TO GET THROUGH THE PILLOW BLOCKS NOT A GOOD IDEA. YOU ARE LOOSENING UP THE BEARINGS BECAUSE THE INNER RACE IS NOT SUPPORTED. A BETTER WAY WOULD BE TO KEEP ALL MOUNTING BOLTS LOOSE THEN INSERT THE AXLES , WIGGLE THE BLOCKS A BIT TO GET BEST ALIGNMENT AND THEN TORQUE EVERYTHING UP. AS MY DAD USED TO TELL ME, IT AIN'T RIGHT IF YOU GOTTA FORCE IT.

I know I'm a little late to this vid, but PSA: WD40 is not and should not be used as a lubricant. Its purely a water displacement coating and will do nothing but damage your drill bits! I'd recommend you getting some cutting paste, that'll be much better!

That's it! I'm invading my neighbour's house 🏘️

Instead of holding the shafts in place with set screws, use a solid spacer between the bearing and wheel hub, and another between the nut at end of axle interior. Then a thru-bolt can be added in middle of spacer, if needed.

Would be great if you could put English subtitles on your videos so the ones that don't understand can understand what your saying But again great work buddy 👌

You have great skill in being able to align and make everything plumb, level and square.

Good job, live your life to the fullest, ignore those who disliked this video...

Crazy cool stuff man....looking forward to seeing how it all works out....it's a groovy thing....

Wow! congrats, from Brazil!

Nice project! Imagine if people have done something similar to this on WWII...Perhaps Croatia would resist a little more?! hahaha Jokes aside, good work dude!!

When I made a gokart out of bedrails I thought it was impressive but this is on a whole new level

Thats so cool i want to build a tank like that but the only problem is i dont know how to engineer!

Damnit.... I'm supposed to be getting stuff done this Sunday afternoon. But I stumble across this set of videos. 😜😜

Well done my cousin, can't wait to see the 200cc motors working. I teach metalwork in Australia, a fantastic concept project for High School students.Dobra fala !

It's amazing!!!, a wonderful job, now running to watch the other videos

Wow, crazy project! :) Can't wait to see the rest! :) And nice usage of our tools! ;)

Where do you obtain rectangular steel tubing, wheels, bearings, and other materials and what was the price like? Thanks.

Love it good job right now I’m trying to build a kv 2 tank

Everyone should have their own tank ! This kids amazing ! Next ? A battle ship ?

Who else hated when he scratches the square tubes with the calipers? 😂

I AM FROM INDIA .JUST LOVED YOUR WORK AND YOUR PERFECTION. WELL SHOOT AND DESCRIPTIVE.

1. This is really cool and i can't wait to see the finished product. 2. Subtitles would be cool. 3. I watched it at 2x speed and I still enjoyed it.

Good job brother I look forward to seeing this project to its end . Very interesting.

I like the way you use your calipers as a scribing tool... I do the same thing!

Cant wait for pt2

I’m impressed by how you make the tank

Great job and nice work place you have!

Very impressive young man.I just subscribed to your channel.You guy's in Europe and Russia are getting good education's in engineering and machinery.

That's a lot of work and you made it look easy. I might have to sub so I can see were this goes.

pls add armor and turret and for the gun i think a potato gun

SUPER VIDEO !!! BRAVISIMO!!!

Ex tank gunner wondering how the thing is driven. Fascinated, thanks :)

WORLD OF TANKS Buddy heck yes ! A very cool project man !

Dios te bendiga 🙏🙏🙏

Hey bro, perfect soldering! Good job \m/

I can imagine it running right away, it's taken shape already.Wow

wich kind of tank model do you intend to do??? Do a T-34!!!

Very ingenious and very impressive....

Very nice Projekt.... I like it. Greetings from Germany

Thanks for sharing such wonderful content with your audience. It is very interesting stuff. I appreciate all the work put into it. Sincere thanks!

Just a thought. When tightening the allen screw to the shafts, put some nail polish or something that'll rub off on the shaft, pull the shafts and drill a small dimple into the shaft for the screw to silt in just a little. Use Lock Tite on the screw when you reinstall the shaft. This instead of welding on the bearing. The heat of welding might take the temper out of the hardened steel bearing causing them to shatter. Here in America, those bearings run about $60.00+USD each on top of the time and labor of replacing the unit if they do shatter and fail. I've been considering a build like this for years from the old pickup's here on the farm. So far, your tutorial looks fairly simple and straightforward. Usually the best builds in my experience although I will be using all of the same rims even if it takes picking up a few at a local junkyard. When I start my build in the coming summer, I want uniformity of parts so that I can draw up the schematic and parts list to make repairs when it breaks and I WILL end up breaking it here and there. I'd say, the only other deviation from your original design here would be a rear suspension frame.

Super work as always DDS really like the creativity. However please start using ear protection you are exposing your self to serious noise in these projects. Looking forward to the next step of this project

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Subscribed. Building a personal tracked vehicle is a bucket list build of mine. Seeing 200cc+ 200cc might be along the lines i was thinking of for myself. I will wait and see ! At the very least, i will enjoy whatever direction you are heading, and possibly get some ideas and inspiration !

Iv been working on a similar project for the purpose to combat bush fires ur design and workmanship is quality..looking forward to seeing ur intentions for ur tank ...

if I could get a class on this stuff from you, i could build all sorts of things for everybody. i would also give you credit because you helped me. love this stuff! keep up the good work:)

WOW thats cool! also you almost at 2 million subscribers!

very cool. interested to see how it turns out! PSA: dangerous to weld beside aerosol cans.

Judging by this video, Russia contains all the world's hardware supplies on one place.

Well, I'm curious about where you're going with this so I suscribed. Consider 2 things: 1. it looks like you're tack welding your way through this so consider adding gusset pieces to your corners as it will add strenght to your frame (tack welding does not usually provides enough penetration to make a good and strong weld). 2. consider adding suspension to the rear swing arms otherwise when the arms swing up/down, you'll have heavy contact metal to metal. Spring, torsion bar, at the very least add some polyurethane bumpers to absorb the shock. Keep up the good work and l'm looking forward to see this thing rolling under it's own power.

hey excellent man I am amazed at your creativity and dexterity of that tank I will see the next part greetings and one more subscriber keep it up

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Awesome brate

Nice concept, you might want to rethink those pivot bolts though. I don't think they will last too long.

AKA "Virginians prepping for the boogaloo"

Very good job!

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Love the Captain America shield in the background. Makes this guy look like Tony Stark.

It is good instructions

Great work ! Please, when using a Drill Press or any tools, use safety glasses. Consider hearing protection too. Set a good example for future engineers.

I like your work very much

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Nice job. It good to see a video where some one knows how to weild.

Very Impressive and excellent engineering skills. But why? I guess you were sitting around thinking: "Im bored, what should I do now? hmmmm A TANK!!!"

before you tighten , put axles through so they line up and you won't have to bang them in. Great work can wait to see finish project.

Your going to need struts to press the front carriage so rollers keep the tracks tight .

A really good job so far. Nice project, well built. Great video. Looking forward to watching part 2. You seem to have plenty of safety equipment, but you do not use any eye protection when you are drilling. It really is important to look after your eyes, so PLEASE use some goggles or protective glasses when you are drilling. From a friend who is blind in one eye from being stupid, and not using eye protection :-) (I really was stupid, and i really am blind in one eye).

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Bjr mec..merci et super tes vidéos encore et toujour.🤣

Svaka čast, pogotovo mi je drago da ima kreativnih mladića sa naših prostora. Nadam se da ces uspeti u svojoj zamisli.

I would hate to see you go through all this work for nothing. You should really use bearings or at least bushings on your pivot points. The holes in that thin wall tube will wallow right out in no time, creating slop that will cause binding and extra sheer forces that will snap your bolts. Also, please don't weld in short bursts like that. Those are nothing but a series of tacks. That makes for very weak welds. You should be looking to weld the entire length of each side of your piece in one go. Lastly, I will be absolutely shocked if those set screws on the axle bearings actually keep the axles.

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That poor welder....if you hold down the trigger it will work much better and your gloves wont be stiff as a board if you dont touch every hot weld

look forward to part2

A bearing at the pivot wouldve been ideal. As is, the bolt will be sheared off eventually from the rocking motion.