Taking care of my 2 toddlers during the day and spending the nights in the garage. It wasn't easy, but it was worth it.
I thank God it gave me the strenght to spend these special moments with my family and build the exhaust at the same time.
Every single LIKE and comment means a lot.
Thank you for following my journey.

Good to see you back. It's been a minute.

That nervous laughter from the acetone blowtorch moment was so relatable.  Good on you for recognizing the close call before it became an incident

The end was worth it, I cant imagine how bad the first finish must have felt.

Its rare to see to these kind build these days,when everyone just care about horsepower numbers and money.Everything changed when the whole industry changed from creating art to chasing market proft.Seeing a man with a dream and will to stand with it very fulfilling to watch.I just want to say,.Keep that dream and passion alive and i hope you find the audience you deserve

The first video I've ever seen of yours, but certainly won't be the last.
Thank you for sharing the hardships, the stress, and ultimately the recovery, because it's so much better to see something so real in this world.
Your mannerisms and ability to show melancholy makes me think you're possibly the most British person I've ever watched.
And I'm from Manchester.

Big warning - don't use that laser welder in cutting or cleaning mode (ie, the safety disabled by attaching the ground clamp to the nozzle) over a shiny metal work table! Once you're through the metal you're cutting, the beam will reflect and go anywhere. It won't be bright enough to cut at that distance, but you can easily set fire to oily rags, other fabrics, paper, card etc...
Make sure you have a non-reflective, non-flammable surface that you don't mind getting scorch marks on behind the workpiece. Alec Steele managed to ignite an oily rag at about 20 foot with it, as well as burn through a work glove and into his hand.

So interested to see the long-term of those laser welds, theyre so cool! Cant wait to see the car all finished.

I love seeing a video from you again 🥳

I never comment on videos but I just wanted to say that your wife is really really really cool, she's clearly fully supportive of whatever you want in life so congrats, this in incredibly rare and priceless

Happy to see youre still at it! Looking forward to seeing this all the way through!

You absolutely nailed it! That exhaust looks and sounds insane. Great to see another video from you, well worth the wait.

great to see you still working on the project!

Great to have you back. Been waiting for a long time ❤

Great to see another update Camil! I love your persistence, it's inspiring to see you learn new stuff and soldier on getting closer to your vision 💪

Outstanding Work!! Loving the new content!!

this is one of the most impresive solo build ive ever seen

A truely amazing Vid! So glad to see you are getting some sponsorship! It is well deserved! And a great showcase for the xlaser lab gear! Loved This! Thanks for sharing your trials, the end result was AWESOME!

I hardly ever comment on a video but seeing you struggle and challenge yourself made me do it. Keep up the amazing work, creativity and passion for cars. Looking forward to the future of this project and wish you all the patience, strength and time to bring it all together! Props to your wife for being this supportive and genuinely involved in your journey!

I really appreciate the work you have done man, keep going