Thank you! I think a lot of people on my channel forget I started working with my hands, so hopefully this new build series will show everyone I know what I'm doing haha

Thanks. Time lapse was over a few days :)

Thank you!!

Thank you!!! Little surprise coming too with a custom epoxy table using Totalboat ;)

@@JarrodTocci woo!! Cannot wait!

Thanks! I like the idea 🙂

This i know haha. But the heater is too small for the space so I put it up higher so it blows onto me while I'm working 😉

Hi

I bought mine off my buddy Dave that is a van builder where I live. He was putting in a massive order for sliders with a big company so that was a big reason going through him because of price. As you know they are expensive! So for 2 sets of 58" locking slides I spent a little over $500. I'll have to get the brand from him and I'll talk about that in a future video. Thank you for the reminder

Humble Road also posts less frequently. He's been MIA recently. I hope he's okay.

Looks like Humble Road has been somewhat active on IG (5 days ago) and hasn't posted a video in a month. So maybe not so MIA.

Humble Road is a great guy and again I'm not knocking anyone. In 2020 I was posting 2 videos per week plus a live stream. I'm now doing a lot more for my brand and business. On top of making these custom slides I'm getting back into my comedy (or attempting), still making videos, figuring out land permits and requirements for future ghost town, a e-book, consulting, and woodworking. I'm not saying Humble Road isn't doing all those things too but that's a lot for 1 person. Yes I did build my table and I was doing that sorta of woodworking even before vanlife 4 years ago. I'll end with I'd rather inspire and motivate over educate. Yes they all go together but doing a full extensive "how to" video takes about 10 times more work and dedication. Hence why I'm not knocking what Humble Road does. Honestly I'd rather do a more in-depth "how to" video on making epoxy tables. I guess it boils down to that some people are better at teaching then others too, and some are better at being a hype person. I think it's obvious on which I'm better at and I'll never take away anyone that is a teacher because we need them!

@@JarrodTocci Do you thing man. I appreciate your efforts. Love that you're working with 8020 now since I plan to use it. I learn regardless. Curious about your chop saw choice. Seems like others who use 8020 make a big deal about what saw and blade they use to cut their 8020. Have you noticed any issues with your particular chop saw?

@@orificium fantastic question!! So I do plan to upgrade my miter saw in the future, BUT for now I'm using a cordless Ryobi. More important is blade choice. They have blades marked for cutting different metals at the hardware store. It's not only blade but how to cut as well. With angle aluminum you want the angle pointed up. Also better if you get some wax for the blade too!!! And cut SLOW. Reason having a plug in miter or chop saw is better is because of RPM's and consistent power. How I'm doing it works but I'm very careful while cutting. My estimate is going through 2 blades during this build lol. Hope that helped

Most common asked question so far. I don't because I have a builder friend put in a big order and he added my slides to that order and I paid him

@@JarrodTocci boo;(

@@vita-girl4345 Lol in a future video I'll get the name and say where they are from

@@JarrodTocci yay!

Multiple dimensions on it mate, 80/20 I think was named after a weird psychological principle I think? But it’s now synonymous with this specific profile. In the UK we can get it in a range from 20 x 20 to 45 x 45mm

I used 1" but they make metric as. So I think my 1" x 1" is equivalent to your 20mm x 20mm

@@JarrodTocci 1" is ~25mm so 25x25mm

@@edwardthomas7022 I'm not sure if the brand 8020 sells them in 25mm x 25mm. Maybe they do, I just didn't look into the metric sizes that much

Thanks! I messed up a little on the 2nd slide today so I'm taking a day off to figure some things out

Someone else said that as well and of course I know that heat rises. However the tiny space heater is too small for the space so having it blow directly on me and my hands feels much better then trying to heat the space, if that makes sense

I do 🤔 I have some from a while ago, like 3 years ago. I could post them but like anything I'm afraid haha...I have them posted on my other channel

@@JarrodTocci What is your other channel? But if you have more traffic here, you might go viral 😏👍

@@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793 who's this effin guy is the name. I haven't posted is a very long time

@@JarrodTocci you are rocking the subs here. Post some stuff here. We'll love it. And if you get one viral, you'll get a look back in the comedy clubs easily enough 👍