Using Body and Base Seams Together

I've done videos on side crimp seams, and side base seams...but never on the same build with a step by step visual of them both being used together to build a body out of sheet metal. I hope this is helpful - it's the way to build a body (cylinder or cone) for a mug, a pot, a pan, a boiler... :) Hope it's helpful!
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[@Whipple1]

Hi Sarah. Great video. Thanks for continuing to post these.
Whipple

[@vitalyborisenko659]

Looks beautiful!

[@housecopper]

Thank you!

[@kenboydart]

Good morning Sara
From the west coast ! BTW I really like your accent . Also, I love that you use the old school machines and tools
in your work, their is a kind of spirituality in them, I know you agree .

[@housecopper]

Thanks! I'm glad my Midwest twang makes ya smile! :) Yes, I do love the old tools, 100%!

[@rickwarner516]

Nice work 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@housecopper]

Thank you kindly!

[@EC6-USA]

I would love to make a lampshade, crimping 2 cones together....

[@housecopper]

You could totally do that!

[@zainabtohara3677]

hi, just wanted to find out do you guys still do cast iron products

[@housecopper]

I have my own cast iron pieces that I sell, yes.