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@@STP6970 no problem hope it helps

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@@danielwolters3018 no problem hope it helps

@@johnnieburge4997 the tall straight back flange I did in the brake the s shaped edge flange I tipped it in the bead roller shrinking or stretching where needed to rise it up and not distort the panel. Here is a video that shows some of it and will give you a better idea hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/2ssj1rP7bRE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sB6Z5i_x1yWHXWHG

@@damiendorsett3191 thank you I appreciate it. Hope it helps.

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@@paulnewton943 thank you Im definitely going to do more just trying to sort out how to make manageable video lengths with enough information to not bore or overwhelm.

@@STP6970 no problem I hope it helps.

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@@alunhuang-wright3030 thank you I appreciate it. I really hope they help.

@@davidgrimes4726 yeah it works great . Cass is on a different level with some of his ideas hope to meet him one day

@@paulnewton943thank you and no problem I’ll try to make time for more like this.

@@paulwormwood6414 thank you and no problem hope it helps

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@@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord thank you. It was an interesting learned a lot

@@ashbishop9725 no problem hope it helps.

@@williamtromblay6795 thank you I appreciate it and greatly appreciate the knowledge you share

@@davetyson2331 no problem hope it helps.

@@Agroeureka thank you I appreciate it hope it helps

@@lorenschutte2726 yes I plan on remaking the back half below the window there’s so much damage and rust.

@@artvuilleumier5702 this is to allow in this situation a single tool adjustment of the part at the racetrack and my customer is more likely to have a revnut tool and recents to make quick easy repairs then they are the ability to replace pem nuts or caged nuts.

@@Calligraphybooster I tried my soft and medium faced rubber mallets and didn’t get much results but it’s definitely worth trying again

@@jamesmisener3006 thank you

@@frotobaggins7169 it would be worth trying if you had a piece I guess

@@motleymetals I'm sure you could find one at a local track or maybe a supplier for racers.

@@secondarycontainment4727 for me a balance of man and machine hrs. Cutting out all the infill is a lot more machine time and possible tool changes to speed it up this way I did everything with one tool fairly quickly with less wear on the tool. What little rubber pad forming I’ve tried in the press I feel my tonnage limits me even at 60 tons I have limited results.

@@motleymetals I see. What about doing something like a movable typeface? Pressing individual letters into the metal would obviously reduce the tonnage required to press into your sheet metal as the pressure would be focused into a smaller area.

@@secondarycontainment4727 that would definitely make it easy to change the years if someone wanted a different year

@@motleymetals You have access to a CNC. What about doing incremental sheet forming AKA single point forming?

@@secondarycontainment4727 that’s a really complex type of forming my Cnc is just a router incremental forming is a whole nother class of Cnc very interesting and very much out of my price range.

@@markperrin3650 I used 60 tons with a 3/8 thick pad the detail is just a bit too small

@@nathanhawkins4108 no never tried that

Or a plannishing hammer

@@jamessheets9205 those tools do look like great insert holders thanks. Probably be good for all types of flow forming too.

@@Vikingwerk yes it is I’m looking forward to trying it again and honing the skill. Hope it helps.

@@gofastwclass that’s rad hope it works out for you.

@@garypannone7755 yes but I’m glad I didn’t have any tooling marks to clean up. I had also thought of ordering pitch and repose and chase but I had everything on hand to try this out.

@@motleymetals I never saw that done before or even knew it could be done, It is quite the process and looks great.

@@garypannone7755 thanks

@@chriszucker7500 I was wondering the same thing if you could fixture in a power hammer how that would work. The stroke on my Pullmax was too short to try or I would have.

Helve hammer...like Sosa sells.

@@tryphontournesol427 thank you

@@cabbiea12 yes I did with my 3/8 pad and 60 tons but it had little effect I believe the hammer and thinner pad applying more psi locally than the press did over the whole surface. That is a great technique though you just need a minimum of 3 times the target shape in pad thickness the right tonnage and limited detail in the pattern.

@@tspalding17 thanks I thought you would enjoy seeing the process

@@ratrod1962 it is a very interesting book I don’t know he comes up with some of his ideas.

@@motleymetals he lived a few towns over, very nice man, as to his ideas, I’d say, very old school, and working since he was a young boy, he seen lots of stuff from the old country, before he came to the states

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@@davetyson2331 thanks I hope it helps.

@@eddiemcgfrom what I understand it’s really just tipping up a very small edge. Something like if I was turning up an 1/8”edge for an access opening that had a cover so there was a stiffer edge that also wasn’t sharp.

@@toddenglert4815 thank you I appreciate it