Ahh, we have a TIG also, but quite honestly, as most of the fab work has been in 2mm, we haven't really felt it necessary to dust it off. I have no doubt we'll break it out before the end of the build.

 

Great! Something to enjoy watching with a nice cup of tea. Sorry, my English ancestry seems to be coming out.

 

 

Really cool!

 

Everyone, we're recording a Q&A session on Wednesday all about Project Binky, so if anyone has any burning questions you'd like answered, please let us know by email to info@badobsessionmotorsport.co.uk. Time is of the essence so be quick with your questions! We'll answer as many as we can and we'll get the video out within a week or so.

Cheers,

Richard
Bad Obsession Motorsport

 

Here's the Q&A session we recorded a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for watching everyone!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIwZ3...ature=youtu.be

 

Thanks for this bread crumb until the next episode. Thoroughly enjoyable.

 

Here it is everyone, Episode 4. Hope you enjoy it!

 

Wow! What color are ya gonna paint wee beast? Great work....so far. lol

 

I have never seen such awesome metal fabrication.. You have brought it to an all new high! Excellent job.. You rarely see metal fabrication of that level ever!! Now I see why you might go through some grinders ha ha.. lol.. But keep it up and thanks for sharing your work and skill in building this MINI.. You guys are "top notch" cheers!

 

Absolutely great series of videos on a fascinating topic by some very talented people! Throw-in some humour and can someone say syndication?

 

I can't wait to see the finished product. Keep up the awesome work!!

 

I can wait to see the finished project--because I want to see more and more episodes of the build!!! :D

Seriously, I love the mix of humor and technical info. (From the "Police Squad" opening, complete with Abe Lincoln and the mis-matched spoken and written titles, to the "Romans Go Home" on the board at the end!!)

And boy, you really did luck out with that prop-shaft.

 

Thank you for producing these videos. I love watching these types of projects and your metalworking skills are top notch!

 

Awesome!!!

 

This is brilliant! Gives me something to watch while waiting for the new Top Gear episodes

Your metal work is truly something to behold

 

Really missing the Cardboard Aided Design from the earlier episodes. But I understand your saving yourself time filming it. :-)

 

This is spectacular, both in humour and quality of work. Nice work gents, I look forward to the next episode!

 

Great progress. Can't wait for the next episode.

 

Thanks for continuing to share your adventures in creating a very special Mini. Your engineering and fabrication skills are outstanding. Your humor alone is worthy of a multiple watch of each episode.

Having recently visited London, I learned that we speak a somewhat different language. The car from which you took the drivetrain for transplant is known to you as a See-li-ka. We have a car sold in the states we call a sell-I-ka.

Can't wait for the next episode and to see the project complete.

 

Thanks everyone for the great comments! We look forward to bringing Episode 5 to you sometime in April hopefully. Thanks for watching!

Cheers,

Richard.

 

Here it is gang; Episode 5!

 

Ha Ha ive been waiting for this! Thanks!

 

Another great episode. Thanks, guys.

 

Yay! Thanks for posting!