Metal Shaping Patch Panel Using the English Wheel!!! | Rust Repair 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
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- On this episode of Make It Kustom, I am working on Kristina’s 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville repairing rust using a sandbag, bead roller and an English wheel.
Giving a shout out to our fellow Canadian on the east coast @BadChad !! We love watching your channel and all the wicked projects you come up with. Keep doin’ you!!
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Hands down one of the best TH-cam channels out there. A humble craftsman who enjoys sharing his craft and teaching, and with no drama added. Can’t get enough of these videos. I have been recommending your channel like crazy. Thank you for all that you do. Keep up the great work!
I absolutely agree! Karl is a fantastic teacher and talented metal former. He utilizes many metal shaping tricks. I love it
True that! Have you heard of his buddy's channel Halfass Kustoms? Like, sub, share!
@@Pedroisanickname I have. Already subscribed.
Much appreciated Paul! Thanks for spreading the word!
Loved it man. Thank you.
At 79 yrs now, looking back at how we did things.in the 60's, I'd never dreamed that metal working could be taken to this degree of excellence. I'm an old hot rodder, drag racer & funny car racer at the old mission track and north west US. Learned about bodywork, shrinking & stretching the old fashioned way with acetylene torch, dolly & picking hammer. All gleaned from books in the new Westminster library. I'd never dreamed of the stretching, shrinking tools, planiishing or English wheel. Covered up my rough work with tinning compound, 70/30 body solder, bees wax & oak paddle. Just a shade tree guy & loving how you simplify complex panel work. Wish I could re do my model A or my 41 convert knowing what I know now. Love yr show, keep up the great work
My late father was a Willys Overland body man back in his younger life and had all the tricks of the trade that you mentioned in our own garage. He was teaching me some old school body work on my Mustang I was restoring back before he took ill. Definitely some of that is becoming a lost art.
I’m sure it was much harder to obtain information back then. What a great time in history I can only hear stories about.You guys are what made hot rodding what it is. I’m pretty sure we have some mutual friends somewhere here.
This quickly became my favorite channel, you do amazing work, your an excellent teacher, and I really enjoy the fact that you teach the “original, hands on techniques” vs. going to all your machinery. It makes the content very relatable to most garage fab guys.
Ditto
Great work. I too enjoy Bad Chad and Jolene. His visions and methods show that you don't need millions of dollars worth of equipment, big budgets, nor a large crew to build custom cars.
There's always something to learn watching your videos, great job! I've been following Bad Chad for a couple years, the ones that criticize him either never get off the couch and actually do something, or they don't understand what he is doing and why he does it. He builds stuff for himself, not a museum. He gets it done using basic tools and has a knack for simplifying the complex. He is not afraid to show his failures as well as successes and doesn't pretend to be a "no-it-all". In his latest video he made a custom windshield for his chopped Mercury using an old bar-b-q qrill! Took him a couple tries and almost burnt his shop down, but he persevered and got it done! Much respect for you and Chad for showing others how to get it done.
I do believe the reason you have grown so fast is the way you teach! Keep up the GREAT work !!
More education from someone who wants to do it the older way. Totally enjoying this!
I am a huge fan of hearing your brain work as you decide how you're going to attack a problem; it reminds me of how my buddies and I work on our projects. I'm just starting to do the sheet metal work on my daily driver/project car, and your videos are a huge help. Also, Kristina's shooting/editing is excellent! I never feel like I'm missing something. Kudos!
Right on! Thank you so much I will pass it on to her as well!
That panel looks fantastic. Good visual explanation on how you needed to bubble the panel to fit. Great work.
Thank you very much! I’m glad it was a decent explanation! Cheers
This couple is this most charismatic pair on TH-cam. So good to see Christina make a cameo the other day.Like that song, behind ever great man is a great woman. Karl ,I keep talking about you in Australia here and they all know you are. From car guys to pipe welding guys. If you are ever thinking of coming down under you are already a superstar. It's not just your skill, its your likeability
I been a fan of Bad Chad for a few years . He definately gets it done his way. Im also enjoying your channel learning the mastery you possess and share with the viewers. You are an excellant teacher and thanks for what you do. Oh yeah, much respect for the shout out to Chad!
I like watching Bad Chad and go Wayne they do an excellent job she's a hell of a welder thanks for giving a shout-out to him
Great panel development techniques-Looking great! ✅👍
'Those that can, do. Those that can't, critique others on what they can improve upon.' Been fixing metal on my own cars and trucks since 1969 when a pro body shop covered rust I wanted replaced with masking tape and body filler. Grate demonstration on the problem solving of a shape with the English Wheel! 👍👍
For someone that’s not been wheeling for a long time, you’re doing great 👍
Ya, you’re SO skilled and humble! Every video is sweet to watch.
I appreciate that support for Chad and Jolene too! Some of their recent videos seem like he's trying to defend his decisions, so I think it's super valuable to have another builder let him know that he's got nothing to defend.
Oh, man, I have to say, that your videos editing is the best! The microphone settings is perfect. The low volume soundtrack at the background - is spot on. Angles of the camera is perfect. I mean really good quality video! One of the best metal fabricators shows on youtube. Everything about yours videos - lessons you gave, tips and tricks is SUPER good. Your knowledge is undeniable! Thank you for sharing with us. I am a young welder. Always was into the metal fabrication, but never pursued that career. I watch your videos as a relax, during coffe brakes or free time. I always learn new things from you. A BIG THANKS to you! #bigfanfromLithuania
You guys are the reason for 100,000 subscribers! No need to thank us. Thank you!! Learning sooo much watching your tips ,plus easy to watch. Look forward to your posts, constantly checking to see if a new post is up. Thanks again mate. 👍🏻
Karl you are very good. I have been an Engineering trade teacher here in Australia for 30 yrs and you are as good at explaining what you are doing as anyone I have worked with in those thirty yrs.
The others doing similar shows try to be funny to cover up there nervousness or act like jerks.
You speak very well and are likeable.
Keep it up.
Karl ! nice job mate you bad chad and fitzee are the best Canadians on you tube love all you guys work man !! Much respect !!
I recon both you and bad Chad are smart enthusiastic people both love designing and making beautiful masterpiece I enjoy both channels hat's of to you both all the best to you and loved one's great job
Congratulations on the channel growth….. it’s been an amazing ride - you deserve all the recognition. Your honest, humble master-level presentations are who you are, and being genuine is why so many are watching. Please keep true 👍👍😎👍👍
Your a natural, love watching you work on cars!
Found your channel couple months ago Been watching every video since. That was nice giving a heads up to Bad Chad! With watching you and Chad , I don’t watch any car shows on TV anymore. Thanks
Just wanted to say thank you for the time you take to show us better ways to make our own panels, I don't have any fancy equipment like you do but I'm picking up some basic stuff that really helps.
Thank you for your videos. Australia here, just love your videos because I learn so much.
Great music!!
Just watching you select out the area and panel you want to make, and then the process of hammer, rolling, fitting, it's easy to see how you're matching the new metal to the complex shape formed by stamping, originally established, and the many ways of pushing the sheet that forms the three D shape. I've worked with die forming most of my life, easy to see how the dies stretch and form the sheet in the stamping, and I am only now seeing how that shape is forced out by careful selection of radius, direction and number of passes, move each section you focus on. It's a real pleasure watching you do this so carefully, exactly.
Thank you for sharing ur craft ,you and bad Chad , and my friend P are the reason why I can build a car today
You’re attitude and dedication are what is missing from 90% of the general public 😎 You are inspiring 👍
Thank you very mutch Karl for the partage of your experience and the pleasure for me to see this work .sorry for my bad english but y try .tkank you for all
Congrats on the milestone guys!! Well deserved, you make great content!! Keep it real and we will keep following your journey!! From 2 Girls Racing in Australia!
Bad chad is a great artist. Love his work. He may be crazy and a little out of the box but at the end of the day I love what he has done.
Just amazing workmanship! Very impressed!
That was cool ,you recognizing Bad Cad...is a very unique person...
He does things his way...and you are right he gets it done and very quick....
I really enjoy the way you explain the why and why you do things...
Keep em coming...
I hope you and your wife have a wonderful holiday season...that's all for now ,LOVE LIFE LIVE LONG...BE SAFE
This video is an eye opener as it shows that it is a lot of work to make your own patch panels correctly.
Thanks for sharing your expertise. And thanks for not talking bad about other car guys/gals. Bad Chads channel is awesome too
Karl good morning to you. Really like your channel. Like another watcher, we did the repairs the old way. It worked but it took time to get it right. So much easier now days. Keep it up. Love the way you explain and then perform the work.
I love watching you and I'm 63 and you are so down to earth and really easy to listen to. Keep up the great work and I will keep watching and learning something each time. Thank you
So awesome! Can’t get enough of your channel. Thanks for another great video!
Superb,, thank you. The explanations were great, the English wheel can seem like a black art and you’ve taken some of the mystery out of it right there.
Im working on my first Wheeling project right now and the first few test panels have been rough haha. seeing you work the panel into a finished product really helps me conceptualize what i'm trying to accomplish.
You are a magician; sir. Great workmanship.
I just LOVE this Channel! I've learned SO much! Thank you Karl! Great Camera work!
I love your comment at the end of the video and how you respect other guys keep up the good work buddy awesome
You’re growing fast because your content rocks ! Thanks for all the awesome how to vids and I appreciate your respect for your viewers and that’s why they respect you ….
I'm glad to see you back on the Cad. Mine needs some lower quarters also.
Bad Chad is amazing...wish I was as creative and skilled as him!
Congrats on the 100K. Killer to see good things happen to good people. Cheers to you and the family.
It’s growing bc people that can’t do it want to watch it and the ones who want to learn how can get some real good tricks of the trade from your channel. I’ve been watching for the past month and this week I finally started cutting the crushed fender off my C-10. Watchin you motivated me to get off my ass!!
We need that kind of tightening radius on bonnets on pre-war cars and I always struggle with it. My mentor, sadly gone, just bent them over his knee! I haven't tried a rubber band on my wheeling machine yet (I think only non English people call them English wheels?) but how they can smooth out the walnuts after bashing steel with a mallet always amazes me. So much to learn and when you only do it as a hobby it's not easy. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Your explanations are excellent.
Enjoyed seeing the wheel in use. Good info!
Was just telling my 25 year old son about you today. Summarized your channel as focused, raw content by a craftsman that is telegenic/videogenic, articulate and of high character, meaning no cussing, nonsense or phony posturing. Very pleased that you have arrived at the formula discovered by many of the top 1% TH-cam creators, where content is king. Something that network programming drifted away from years ago. I feel that networks insult us with programs that are filled with nonsense, when what most of us really want is content like what you provide with your high level of skill, and great on camera presence. No yakking about unrelated things for 2:30 before getting down to business, just getting right to work is what draws me to your channel. Very excited to have subscribed a couple of days ago, and looking forward to watching more top notch content, geared towards those of us that want to reach, and aspire to make really great things in our shops! P.S. The high quality, in focus, well lit video is great, and the limited use of music, mostly for transitions/intro is much appreciated as well.
Congratulations 👏👏👏👏 you deserve it your videos and expertise is one in a million well done
Another great video. Would love to see more custom metal work surrounding rust repair panels. The van video was nice as well. Two other Great TH-camrs would be Bad Chad. He is the next George Barris. And another great metal guy just showing how to make metal repairs with simple hand tools. It's Fitzee's fabrication. All 3 of you guys are very humble, down to earth and love to share what you do with others.
I'm pretty picky what I spend my time watching. Your channel is awesome. I really appreciate your style of video and the good editing. It takes time, but its worth it.
Great video! Your explanations were perfect and made it easier for me to understand the process. Thank you!
Congrats on the 100k subscribers. You really have built this channel with knowledge and passion about stuff you love to do. No drama, no bullshit, just great information on how you takle a job.
Glad you and Christina are taking the time to share all this with us:-)
Love your videos guys! I'm learning so much! Thanks for sharing and congratulations on the new shop and 100K.!! You deserve it!
Another good video. If you haven't already seen them, I can strongly recommend Wray Scheline's (Proshaper) videos on panel shaping with the Flexible Shape Pattern. It starts in a similar way to your technique, but he makes much more use of the paper pattern to determine where and how much to stretch.
Awesome job. Keep up the great work love watching and learning
You my Friend are an inspiration to the Human race as a whole. Your humbleness and positive attitude speak volumes of your Character. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find quality people, let alone content, on TH-cam or any other format for that matter. The knowledge you and your Wife are providing is truly invaluable. I wish you both nothing but the best in this Life and will continue to support you in everything you do. Hope to meet you some day. Cheers!
-Tobin.
Well thanks so much for the kind words Tobin! Thanks for watching and commenting and supporting
Congratulations 100k, what an accomplishment. I really enjoy your videos, and always good content. Keep moving forward!
Here it is 100k baby, congrats Karl.
Wow, I look away for a second and 3k more subscribe! You and Kristina are smashing it!
Bad chad is the man, and so are you. Both inspiring pages.
Thanks man!
It's not just us. You have a great personality and explain your process very well. Thanks for the videos.
Hello from France 😁stay as you are 👍👍👍
Great workmanship as always learning a lots from all videos thanks
You make it look so easy Karl 😂😂 i learn something new every time i watch one of your video's 😁😁🤘🤘
Along with you i watch Bad Chad ,Halfass Kustoms , both Canada and Bello's Kustoms in San Diago California as regular as i can and others i check out a lot . I'm 80 years old and been hooked on old cars since the mid 1960s . I only have one street rod left , 1935 Chevy Standard , Which sits around a lot now , I hope i can keep following the car hobby a lot more years . I only wish You - Tube had been around back when i could build these old cars , a lot to learn here .
Yeah I wish TH-cam was around longer too! I watch and subscribe to all those channels. They are great
Thanks like the oldskool watch my uncle do this when i was a kid👍
100k subscribers in such a short time is a credit to the value of what you are teaching, and your great teaching style. Thanks to both you and Christina (obviously a team effort).
Congrats on your milestone!!!
Looking forward to your next video
Congratulations on 100k subscribers, well deserved. You have one of the best TH-cam channels and I look forward to seeing each new video. Warren
That was the best explanation of the English Wheel I have found. First time I have really understood when and how to use the rubber on the upper wheel. I appreciate the time you have taken to show me how to do this. You are very lucky to have such talent but also blessed to have such a talented and supportive partner making the videos. She does a great job!
100K is a drop in the bucket. The fantastic content, video, and editing that the two of you are bringing is going to blow up your numbers really fast. Great work as always, and seriously, don't change a thing. you two are killing it. :)
100% agree on the channel recommendation for Bad Chad
You reached 100k because of your talent, I enjoy watching your work and have been telling people about your channel, they have watched some of your videos and enjoy the work that you do! You make the work you do look so easy and explain that is easily understood!
When you do great work it pays off , you do superb work and you’re an excellent teacher. And you two do a fantastic job . With the channel. Congrats on the 100k
🙏🙏🙏 Thanks very much man I appreciate it! Cheers
Outstanding work Karl ! .... as usual
Another great video. As usual clean work. Thank you
I thought it was very nice what you said about Chad and Jolene... I love their show too watch it everyday.
Outstanding channel, very informative and entertaining to watch. the video and the build also outstanding. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍.
Congrats on 100k! You, Bad Chad, and Paul Brodie are my favorite content. Happy to see and learn from all of you guys! Sorry my English
Learning a lot over here as well.
Maybe a modded bicycle axle would work for a quick release.
Congrats on 100k and wish you guys another 100 more!
Thanks so much! That’s a cool suggestion a similar style axle release would be ideal
Talented man that is for sure great way of showing and great camera work chears guys plz keep them coming
👍👍👍😜🏴🦕🙂🤞✌
Congratulations on 100000! Well deserved accolades!
Congrats on the 100k subs. I'm fascinated to see how you create the form in these panels. I love your modest presenting style.
Great video. I learn on every one. Thank you for your time.
Happy almost Thanksgiving Karl!! Thanks for teaching us all. Dave in Oregon
The best giveaway is the knowledge you share..You might want to think about buying a piece of large diameter,thick walled,heat shrink tubing without,the adhesive lining.Cut it longer than you need.Heat it evenly,then,trim the excess. I used it to replace the missing rubber covering on a six inch belt sander that I restored. I placed the rollers in the lathe and,turned them slowly,warming the shrink tubing slowly with a heat gun.Food for thought.👍
Well that’s a really good idea I never thought of that. Thank you!
Love your work Karl. Great to see how you make them custom panels. I'm just getting started having a go at repairs on my 1969 Aussie Falcon so seeing how you do things is extremely valuable. Cheers from Australia.
Another great lesson on creating qtr panel patches w/ English wheel ! I agree with ya! Maybe some of Bad Chad stuff is sometimes a bit different or unorthodox m but hey that’s what works for him. He seems like he is a straight up hard working dude. If people don’t agree with how he gets stuff done then don’t watch , simple.
Great on explaining what you’re doing and how you’re doing it that’s a good idea with your English wheel hope you can come up with a solution to have a rubber wheel !
I was watching a bad chad video and people were just killin him on putting body filler on, saying he’s a hack and no good metal worker uses filler. Obviously some people don’t see the whole process of body prep. A good shop will fill the whole car and block til gone and thats what he was doing, freaking key board wizards. I tried the whole body work thing and didn’t have the patience to do it when I was in my 20’s, it interests me now. Love the vibes!
my son and I really love watching your videos! Amazing job! Thank you!))
Great teacher because you break down the entire process into stages and you explain the reasoning behind those stages. 👏👍
Man , thank you so much for putting me onto Bad Chad.
That bloke is hilarious,him and his mate doing the plexiglass bbq was hilarious, fucking Cheech and Chong with tools and flames😎🤘👍🍺
Yeah his show is super entertaining
I like your channel and Bad Chad’s channel. Keep up the good work. You do some really cool stuff your way also. Keep it real.