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The Most INTENSE Fab Work I've Done in Years

Whenever a unique fabrication project is presented, Tay rarely turns it down. That's the case for this week's build! Stay tuned as this is a long and difficult build, so expect more videos on this crazy process in the coming weeks! Virginia Tech is located about 45 minutes outside of Roanoke in the small city of Blacksburg Virginia. At VT they have a Motorsports and Engineering program where students are given a budget of $80,000 and have to build a "Formula SAE" race car and compete with other schools. Local Motorcycle enthusiast Evan Perry at Mill Mountain Motorcycles was given the opportunity to purchase one of these unique cars and he jumped on it. Unfortunately this beautiful specimen has seen better days, and it's now up to Tay to fix all the issues and get this thing back to tearing up the streets! If you read our descriptions I want you to type a comment that starts with the words "Dear Tay and Walker..." Because I'm starting to doubt anyone actually looks at what I write here... Check out Jake's Channel: ‪@PaltaufMachineWorks‬ Thanks for watching! Special thanks to our partners: ShopSabre: https://www.shopsabre.com/ Arc3 Gases: https://www.arc3gases.com To inquire about a custom build we can help you bring to life, or to be a sponsor of the channel, shoot Tay an email at: [email protected] Produced & Hosted by: Tay Whiteside Filmed by: Tay Whiteside and Walker Hooper Featuring: Wyatt Allen, Jake Freeland, and Steve Heintzel Edited by: Walker Hooper Chapters: 00:00 - 05:42 Intro & Project Breakdown 05:42 - 10:05 Mill Mountain Motorcycles 10:05 - 14:57 Battle Plans 14:57 - 20:56 Creating Jigs 20:56 - 33:54 Hardcore Fabrication 33:54 - 39:35 Paltauf Machine Works 39:35 - 53:04 Back to Hardcore Fab 53:04 - 56:33 Wrap Up Music Licensed from Artlist.io Be sure to follow Lift Arc Studios on Instagram and Facebook! @liftarcstudios Liftarcstudios.com Any technique or methodology shown in this video is purely for entertainment and informational purposes only. Lift Arc Studios and their associated craftsmen are not liable for any injury or damage to your shop or surrounding areas you man incur while trying to emulate these builds. Remember, be safe, have fun, work smart!