Teaching you how to make $1000/day (Turbo Manifold Build Tutorial) 

You are 100% correct 🤣🤣

Gah damn, that looks like a low profit margin.

Thanks for the heads up, I'm not about to do his work for him!

Why was my previous comment deleted?

Wont take much to take me out of business since I retired from manifold building 4 years ago 👍

Yeah, and my name is King Henry.

joke s on you, i make them for free

@@SupraSav hi king Henry

@@gleaseman woosh?

Appreciate you!

Yep X2 Nothing finer than watching fine work.

Actually, don't be a Welder. There's barely any jobs or work you can find.

That's why I can't stand channels like "whistlin diesel" ... no appreciation or care for other people's hard work... he'd rather destroy it for views (aka: money). ...and to be fair, it was a pretty smart idea to make a ton of money, but I just couldn't do it. Personally, it just saddens me to watch stuff that someone cared about, and put a ton of their time into, get destroyed, ...but a LOT of people (especially kids) LOVE destruction. So it certainly does work to get the views.

@@rustym.shackelford5546 this guy just demonstrated work that you can find... I think his point was; if you have these skills, there are a lot of little niches out there... you just have to find them, or create it, if there's enough demand. I dunno... I'm DONE with working for other people, though. Been a mechanic for 25 years and had enough.. Now, I make custom/replacement race parts for hobby grade RC cars in what used to be my dining room. So much happier, now

Big thanks for the view! I'd love the opportunity to learn all the tricks you've picked up in the boilermaker trade.

We in Canada use Robertson screws, but do the Yanks have Robinson 😂🇨🇦

@@stevecarlisle3323 Its less common in the states, preference is a phillips or torx . We do have robertson bits in bit sets.

@@CrystalcastleL7 Of course, read up one the history of Phillips versus Robertson

Thanks for sharing this! Believe it or not I completely relate to you. I have experienced the feeling of having tons of ambition but no direction and no encouragement as well. A good mentor of mine always says "leading is lonely" and I've found that to be 100% true. You're in charge, you're the leader of your destiny, and no one else will understand or care until you make enough progress to for people to get it. I've found that to be lonely and uncertain. The hardest thing you can do is decide what YOU want. You've got the skill, and clearly the ambition, so now you've got to search your soul for what you want to do with it. My suggestion is to start where you stand on something much more simple than you think you'd want to do. It really does take baby steps to start something, especially the kind of things you can publically or financially fail on. Your ambition and learned skills will take over and get you to the finish line. No one knows how to get what you want better than you! Hope that helps in some way. I'm also looking for someone to help design a sparking circuit for a tabletop lighter I'm designing. If this is something you can do, reach out - john@gleasemanufacturing.com

Thanks! Dive in man, you won't regret it. Having the ability to build anything is a yuuuge asset when it comes to playing with your own stuff 😁

Thanks so much! Great work getting out there and building things for yourself!

The quality of cheap Tig machines for steel, from China, is well under $500, and you only need 200 amps to do exhaust. Look at the reviews on the import welders.

So glad to hear that!

Huge thanks!

That's great to hear, I'm excited for you!! Consider reading the book "think and grow rich."

I hope you do!

I can't wait for that!!

Love hearing that!

Thanks man!

Yup, they're a total pain in the ass but that's why they pay well. You can do it!

Huge thanks ❤️

Right on, thanks a lot!

Subbed!

Thanks a lot, glad you got something from it!

Thanks so much!

You're welcome! Thanks for watching ✌️

Thanks so much!

Thanks! Glad ya liked the crate.

​@gleaseman It really shows that you care about your product and respect that your customers spending the big bucks. Also, it gives an impression that this is a fine product. Over all well done, very motivational.

Wow thanks so much!

Thanks a lot! Nice attention to detail 👌

Thank you! Get it done man! No better time to start than now.

Thanks so much!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Appreciate it man!

Thanks for giving the time to view it ✌️

Thanks so much!

Thanks!

Thanks so much!

You get to make any excuse you want to not start. I started building these with a welder, grinder, and wildly out of control Crohns Disease. This is available to literally anyone.

@@gleaseman No, no. You got my respect. I know what it takes to do stuff like that and I can see and feel the passion you put in your product at any step. In fact, I am developing a flow optimized intake for a certain BMW engine and I have invested thousands already, put hundreds of hours in it and use my daily car as a testing platform. All I‘m saying is I know how much thought and elbow grease goes into projects like that, even though you make it look like a straight forward thing to do

I never saw him use over 5k worth of tools, not including lathe, which is just a luxury. 5k is even bloated

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Building is the easy part. Selling and getting buyers is the tough part!!

A welder, grinder, and access to RU-vid is all you'll need! ✌️

The fixture is easy the hard part is building the first one on the car. Then you build the fixture around the first part. Then you reverse engineer the first part.

Right. That's what I ment.

I cringed at that gap.

Great technique!

Thanks man! Loving your content too, subbed.

Thanks a lot! Keep at it, welding is just a game of "seat time"

Glad to hear it! Going to be diving into that eventually on here.

Glad to hear it, thanks!

Thanks for watching!