Project SOD²

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Originally Posted by Johnny A

Instead of me trying to correct you because your looking at the design at a distance through a camera phone with the resolution reduced to 640x480, then you argue about how you think the design is flawed how about this:
Question 1: You built one of these have ya?

no? then leave your negative opinions to yourself. Know it all morons started nitpicking on MIG and the thread was deleted, I don't have the patience.... or haven't you been reading?

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Well said that man! :)

true but if it stops you killing yourself, then its valid imho.

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Originally Posted by Sloth

true but if it stops you killing yourself, then its valid imho.

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I will say this once in this thread, myself and my friend Jamie who has 18 years experience building such cars have approved the setup - it has more bracing than you think.

We know what we are doing!

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Originally Posted by Johnny A

I will say this once in this thread, myself and my friend Jamie who has 18 years experience building such cars have approved the setup - it has more bracing than you think.

We know what we are doing!

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In which case, ignore negative comments instead of getting all uppity. Fair enough, you got seriously badgered on MIG, but I would imagine part of that badgering was because you were giving as good as you got.

Calm down and chill out. Its a free country, people are entitled to their opinions. We will keep an eye to make sure you dont get drowned in spam like you say you did on MIG, but at the same time Im not going to stop people from voicing an opinion if they have one. By the look of it, to me you have seriously good fabrication skills, and I cant wait to see the end product.

Just dont let your ego get another thread removed.

As Lee said every one is entitled to their opinion and most will voice it if they feel necessary, building a car that is 'out of the ordinary' or different to the norm will draw opinions good or bad from miles around.
So if you are going to take on a challenge like this then be prepared for it and keep up the good work :thumb:

coming along nicely, what colour you going to go for,
its a mad project, would be brilliant to be stopped at a roundabout and seeing a nova saloon on steel wheels coming round sideways, keep up the good work

yummy..

nuff said

You see Jonny the thing is when you release your work into the public domain it becomes more than just your own. Realise it or not, you are looking for feedback.

Suffice to say everyone wants a clean sweep of excellent responses, but until EVERYTHING documented IS, it wont happen. Understand there ARE people out there with fabrication knowledge, skill and understanding on parr and maybe beyond your own current ability.

To respond with something like "have you built one" is a danerous game. Until you stop saying such things and be aware that others have, you run the risk of getting emotional about such feedback.

There might be people viewing this thread that could have finished projects just sat behind closed doors, documented, but not public information, that go beyond what some users will even be building in the next ten years thinking they are innovators.

well said that man /\

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yes very well said BRoadGhost. (what u hiding in a garage for us then :))


I like this project johnny so keep up the good work and cant wait to see it finished. Have you got a deadline?