Shaping a Lower Bottom Airstream Panel~Steve's 2 Day One-on-One Private Metal Shaping Class- edited

Thank you for your comments on this video concerning the audio talking portion. I have removed the original video and replaced it with this edited version where I increased the volume of the talking portion and removed the background music. Going forward, I will use a new app designed for premium audio.
Steve is fabricating a lower bottom Airstream Panel for his class project.
He is building his skills on the English Wheel and moving his project forward at the same time.
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[@n811jlh]

The area that wasn't wheeled dropped into a low. Could you please do a follow up video showing how this was dealt with? Thank you

[@KingdomMetalWorks]

As this was a class that the student brought in his own project to create, I do not have the panel to finish and show you. If I had the panel, I would continue the wheeling and shaping from the crowned area into the hollow area and that would slightly crown it. I hope this helps and thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it.

[@n811jlh]

@@KingdomMetalWorks Many thanks for your reply. The student looked a bit perplexed when he noticed the problem I thought. Would he have been better to have continued the wheeling into the lower panel to keep it under control and to prevent the low from forming? I think removing the low will present quite a problem for him. Please forgive these questions but the video gave a true insight into the real world and illustrated a problem that I as a novice have come up against before. Thank you.

[@KingdomMetalWorks]

Hello again, as to your question about the student continuing to wheel into the low portion of the panel, it may get too much shape too soon if he continued that way. Therefore, to try to keep that panel under control we were wheeling from the high crown into the lower area progressively, until it was fairly flat and not hollow. I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions, Kevin