"Decent" translated from to Saskatoon to English: "perfect" see: "flawless"

You are the “JEDI” master. When I grow up I want to be just like you. I’m 66 is that to young?

Been watching your vids for a couple years now and always looking for your next one. :) You do such great work and do it in a small shop showing others that we don't need a big fancy shop with the newest tools to do what we like with our own hands. One of the things i've learned over the years is that a huge percentage of people who say "I wish I could do that" are only lacking two things...determination and patience. when I started out I had no tools and no place to use them. I started gathering tools at garage sales and when I could afford it I'd buy a tool I needed. Turned my horses birthing stall into a small shop (about 12' x 17') by laying down wood pallets level with each other and buying used plywood screwing to the pallets underneath for a floor. That first street rod won a 1st place trophy at the Goodguys car show "Budweiser's Best Home-built corral" in Puyallup, WA years ago, taking 5 years to build. All I had was an old Arc welder. I always tell the young guys to get off their ass and stop telling yourself you can't do it, get off the dope and booze and go for it...stop listening to others who say you can't do it..and if your wife or girlfriend says no then find a new one... don't be a pussy. Now (Thank the good Lord) i have a huge shop and an old Hobart welder like yours and have built many projects with it...and made some of my own tools etc. So Kyle thanks again for showing your humble skills!!!! And thank God every day!

Great job! Excellent video

How long have you owned that car

Love that old truck

Ain't no fool if ya do it old stool! Fantastic Kyle!!! Old Stovebolts have fantastic style! Thanks for entertaining and old schooling us!! Peace out!!

My wife is so mad that I'm watching another Kyle video this weekend 😅

Beautiful work once again, Kyle!

Great job.👍

Thank you Mr. Carter for teaching us how to move forward on projects and encouraging us to work at our projects. Kind regards

It's inspirational to be comforted knowing you use the same method and level of organization in your work area that I attempt to achieve and maintain.

I'm gaining on you. I was a full week behind, but I've cut that down to 2 hours after you posted. At this rate, I will soon be watching before you produce it!

I watch a lot of different people doing this type of work on KZfaq. Your understanding of how metal reacts to heat amazes me. Your work is on par with Cornfield Customs and you do it all by hand. It is nice to see craftsmanship and someone who truly cares about the quality of their work. I watch another KZfaqr from Canada (won't mention his name) who basically fixes everything with body filler. I aspire to work metal the way you do. To me, it is a matter of personal pride. Kudos to you Kyle.

Nice video cheers from the UK 🇬🇧

You do beautiful work.

Thanks Kyle....Great Fathers Day Treat.

Looking good Ryan

Two videos in three days, most impressive, thank you! I did get a little dizzy when you showed all the angles you check. However I did recover and was able to follow along. Great job as usual. Cheers! 😎👍🛻🏁🏁

I love the time travel episode!!! I took the opportunity to buy some 28cent/gallon gas.. went to an all-original member Guess Who concert and took a couple of pot shots at Oswald from the grassy knoll. (I missed.. sorry) Can't wait for the next time travel episode. I know I'm all about the blue car... who's the other guy? Cheers from your loyal viewer.

Not perfect!!!😂

Without a doubt, the greatest troll rebuttal video in existance. Kudos to you good sir. Watching it a second time and posting a comment to hopefully help the algorithm. Please, carry on.

You are a great body man and what you do is a lost art.great job

Artist at work!

I must be one of the two cause I'd really like to see the old sedan on the road. Would be pretty cool to see it next to Scott's 37

Another stellar, STELLAR, waste of time....loved it!!!! The Transportier de la Pollo is taking shape. The vision is becoming more clear. My brain is fried. The next episode...when will it arrive...i cant wait!!!! Oh. Its here...ok. nevermind. Heehee! Lovin it Kyle!❤

you are a good teacher

Your "not too bad" looks pretty darn good to me 👍

That’s a dogfucker of a repair patch 🤩

A Chinese wheel

5)- I love how perfectly smooth body work comes out when it's lead that's being used. This truck will be beautiful when done!

4)- Here is Jennings Motor sports KZfaq Link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbWFqJpy29fSiIk.html&pp=ygUVamVubmluZ3MgbW90b3Igc3BvcnRz. Who Knows, perhaps some day in the future you two might exchange Ideas, parts and/ or vehicles despite the obvious geographic distance between you both?👍

Cluck Cluck, Do the 36 PU use a wood frame for every thing as well?

Great talent, great content!!!!🏁🏁🏁

Having all the fancy tools is one thing, having the skill to do even basic metal work eludes the v.vast population, we love seeing alternative methods.

The explanation of how you see and do things is great I think I’m learning.

3)- There are a lot of 1930's and 1940's material (meaning rolling and non-rolling stock) Jennings from "Jenning's motor sports" likes to work with.

Way to beat that panel

2)- Like yourself, Jennings from "Jennings motor sports" especially likes to take really "dead" vehicles and force them back to life.

1)- Kyle, Perhaps you're already aware of "Jennings Motor sports" or not but if you're not, I'd like to invite you to take a peek at "Jenning's" work. (he never says his given name).

Great vid..u really show us...da way to fix it...

Looking forward to seeing more metal magic. Cheers ❤️👍✌️😎

Metal fabrication is my favorite part of building cars. I enjoy your videos.

What stripping wheel do you have on your drill?

Like honey badger and factory, Kyle don't care.

The Flower duet from the opera Lakmé, is also highly recommended welding music,, 💖🥰💖 Thank you for everything Kyle,, 👍‍‍🌟👍‍‍

Some artists work in oil, you work in metal and your work is amazing!

Great video , most common sence way to do metal work . And the round corners are a must . Thank you sir for your filming it ....

Nice unexpected footage. Making it look easy.

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