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Cam Huff turns his tiny Cybertruck chassis into a monster truck

Ben Azelart and Dad the Builder help with a yellow miniature built for a Monster Jam deadline.

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I Built the World's First Tiny Monster Truck!

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0:31Cam reuses the go-kart chassis from his tiny Cybertruck as the foundation for the monster truck.
2:18Ben Azelart joins Cam beside Grave Digger at SoFi Stadium to study monster truck features.
7:41Dad the Builder corrects Cam's measuring advice after several metal pieces are cut incorrectly.
8:41Cam dons a SpongeBob-themed welding helmet and welds the steel roll cage onto the chassis.
14:08Foam panels are cut and attached to form the truck's body.
17:12Cam primes and paints the smoothed body bright yellow.

The old go-kart frame gets another assignment. After serving as the foundation for Cam Huff's tiny Cybertruck, it becomes the starting point for Cam the Destroyer, a miniature monster truck with a bright yellow body and a deadline at SoFi Stadium.

"I Built the World's First Tiny Monster Truck!" is the biggest of Cam's four uploads this week, approaching 600,000 views. The title bills it as a world first; the build itself offers plenty to follow without that claim. Cam studies Grave Digger with Ben Azelart, cuts steel tubing for a roll cage, and shapes foam panels into the truck's body. Ben takes on the tire search. Dad the Builder supplies a more fundamental intervention: "Measure twice, cut once," after Cam gets his cutting and measuring muddled.

That correction has its own little following in the comments, where viewers pick out the father-son workshop partnership. A SpongeBob-themed welding helmet adds another distinctly Cam detail to the metalwork. By the time the body is yellow, he has a truck-shaped machine and another practical discovery: "I got no seat in here!"

The monster truck currently brings in the most daily views of Cam's uploads. "What Tool Should I Use Next?? 😂🛠️🦺" also has momentum, alongside the older "What Is Your Dream Car?? 🏎️🤔🦺". Dream jobs and sound-making round out the week's new posts.

Cam added about 20,000 subscribers over the week, though daily viewing is currently less than half its usual level. Among similarly sized comedy channels, You Betcha had a much larger viewing week, while Foil Arms and Hog had a smaller one. For Cam, the new workshop project is doing the heaviest lifting.

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What viewers say

Dad the Builder correcting “cut twice, measure once” was the most important upgrade in this whole build 😂 Loved seeing you two work on it together.
@AllStarFamilySee it on YouTube
HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃 I’m going to be Cam the builder for Halloween 😎🛠️lol
@CamHuffSee it on YouTube
i love your monster truk
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Wow Cam!! That Was Great I Really Enjoyed This
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That is Soo great full of you cam gifting your father ❤
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