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Hello @sblack48, so that you can fully enjoy watching my channel, may I recommend you take a look at my "Signature Series"? I think you will find some content that would qualify as doing a project panel that is more of a challenge. I would also recommend my "Introductory Class Metal Shaping 101". Here is the direct link for that (most watched video I have put out so far) th-cam.com/video/_KP8JsEZLNo/w-d-xo.html Just to clear up any confusion on me promoting my courses, these "shorts" that I have been putting up are really to showcase my individual students. They really get a kick out of seeing themselves on my TH-cam channel. If I were you, I would steer clear of my "Shorts" videos and just stick with the more substantial content in my regular videos. Cheers Mate!

Yes, unfortunately that does happen on my Excel Wheel......

Thank you for your encouraging comment!

It's called Gibb's spray oil.

That's what everyone says!

@@KingdomMetalWorks I'm Australian. When I go to America everyone thinks I'm South African ! :-(

@@minxythemerciless Oh no! hahahah!

And His Name is Jesus....

I am working with aluminum sheet of 3003 H14 thickness is .063

@@KingdomMetalWorks Thanks so much.

Can you please elaborate on what mtb stands for so that I can give you an accurate answer? Thank you!

​@@KingdomMetalWorksI want to make a full suspension 7 speed emtb under $410 The electrical components would cost around 250 dollars. I could not find any emtb with full suspension under 410 dollars so I am thinking to make the full suspension aluminium frame with my dad. My dad has some nice experience of making aluminium parts so my clear question is I will be using aluminium pipes for the frame so how can I change their shape my inspiration for the frame is santa cruz V10

Hello again! The aluminum I am working with in this video is 3003 H14, the thickness is .063. I believe the aluminum used for that type of mountain bike is 6061 T4 with a thickness raging from .063 to .090. Pressed shaped or drawn tubing or mandrel drawn tubing is usually used for this type of fabrication. I hope this helps.....

​@@KingdomMetalWorksOk thank you so much for your valuable reply so I will shape and weld the tubes after that would it be strong enough or I would have to do something more

It was for a wealthy client who changed their mind on the dining room light fixture over their dining room table. They went in a totally different direction and decor.

@@KingdomMetalWorks that’s a shame as that was really interesting. Keep up the good work 👍

@@Metal_shaper_tom Thanks Tom!

Unfortunately, the student made up the buck in my class and he took it home.

Thank you @spiderbrandt4066!

Yes, the original Thunderbolt's were fiberglass to make it lightweight for drag racing. Red wanted one for his street car so we used the fiberglass one as a buck.

Thank you Mr. Scott!

Thank you Jeff for your encouragement!

Thanks!

I appreciate the feedback...I forgot to put in my AirPods to use as my microphone....

Hello @enordquist1, using the wooden buck or an existing fender for outside perimeter, I made a paper pattern with an extra inch all around, wanting the weld in the high crown radius. The metal is I believe either a 20 gauge or18 gauge cold rolled steel US grade.

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