Looks amazing! I know many people might think its a waste to fix a car so badly damaged, but im glad that this one was fixed. Its better for the environment to repair things instead of scrapping/replacing
Amazing skills! It's been over 50 years, since I've seen such a job done, and so perfectly. Nowadays, cars are just scrapped, because the costs are huge and the skills are no longer there.
As long as no damages to the floor panel, and somebody(mostly insurance, considering the low mileage) willing to pay, unit body vehicles can always be fixed to meet the safety standards.
Severely damanged would be considered a totaled engine or a bad transmission assembly. Body work is in contrast cheap depending which service you go to.
Excellent work from such a young guy. I am a retired vehicle technician who has done plenty of welding etc but i couldn't stop shutting my eyes when he sparked up the welder lol, he seriously needs a good mask.l
HE CERTAINLY WILL NEVER BE A OLD GUY, WITHOUT A SERIOUS INJURY DOING THIS, BARE ARMS, NO WELDING SCREEN ... THEY ALL MUST SHARE THE SAFETY BOOTS AND VISOR, HE CONSTANTLY CHANGES HIS TRAINERS
hi , im very impressed with the skills of the guy that fixed the car , its full credit to him that he has been a listener ! and today he is putting his very high standards to great workmanship , well done (score A1+ )
So if you want to hear my opinion from a German citizen, I am very happy to share it with you. I am very surprised how, despite the accident, you manage to create a car as good as new from a scrappy car with just a few professional steps. God bless you and your skills. Please stay healthy. Your Gerold Feick from Denkendorf in Baden-Württemberg.
Impressive...I thought repairs like this were history now, good to see some skills in action....my old Merc SLK has just gone in to be pulled after an accident...;-)
I think replacing the side was the correct choice. I agree that a car, that was practically brand new, deserved a second chance. I wish you could have saved my Mustang after I hydroplaned off a highway and crushed the back of it. I have a few videos on my channel. It was 7 years old with 71,000 miles. I had bought it brand new with 7 miles though.
He quedado maravillado con el trabajo desarrollado por Mechanic Han. El joven demuestra ser un artista en el desempeño de su trabajo. Felicitaciones y gracias por compartir.
There is no way this repair (using these techniques) would fly in NA or Europe. In USA the labour costs and replacement parts alone would be at least $12,000. The insurance co. would refuse to pay for it and declare the vehicle a write-off. But I do admire the skill of these workers and the amazingly great results!
Aqui no Brasil há esse tipo de reparo, desde que não atinja 80% do valor do veículo ou se não comprometer estrutura. Se não o seguro indeniza o cliente.
@@bigredc222 You can't evaluate other countries using the standard of the USA. In my country, insurance is optional and usually we only buy third-party insurance.
The skills are very Good, seems to have done that a few times. i would suggest for his health, that he should wear a proper mask, this does not just help his eyes but the skin on his face from being burn. keep up the good work.
I CANNOT BEGIN 2 TELL U HOW MUCH I HAVE LEARN FROM WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL, U MAKE IT SEEM SOOOO EASY 1 THING IS 4 SURE U MOST CERTAINLY KNOW HOW 2 GET THE WORK DONE NICE JOB BRO KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK
rather it be scrapped. once in a collision that metal is weakened it will NOT be as safe as it once was. no. i rather cars with any structural damage be required to be destroyed and scrapped
Please, Mechanic Han, use a smoke extractor so you do not breathe all the toxic smoke when welding. In some years, that smoke might hurt you, and no one deserves to be hurt, especially when you are doing so much productive and admirable work.
isso é mais comum do que se imagina! No Brasil aqui, é desse jeito ou ainda pior! ......... A galera mete massa! solda vergalhão, .... tem oficinas de reparação de veiculos, que aqui, chamamos de " boca de porco " que fazer serviços porcaria! Mas tambem temos oficinas de reparação de veiculos excelentes!
Very good job sir. I've seen you do things with cars I know here in the USA they would not. They would bend the metal back and fill it with body filler. Good job
@@ОлегБабюк-н9уну да, метал и так мятый да ещё твой мастер будет его мять в разные стороны чтоб поставить на место а потом ещё шлифовать чтоб выровнять поверхность. И что останется? По собственному опыту знаю что лучше новую деталь поставить если есть возможность, а старую жованную лучше выкинуть, и даже после страшного ДТП можно сделать и будет машина, а вот после такого ремонта такую машину можно купить чтоб потом добить.
Excellent work by people who know their craft. But in my ignorance I thought I would see a master of the rubber hammer straightening out all the wrinkles in the sheet metal. 🤣🤣
Looks amazing! I know many people might think its a waste to fix a car so badly damaged, but im glad that this one was fixed. Its better for the environment to repair things instead of scrapping/replacing
Amazing skills! It's been over 50 years, since I've seen such a job done, and so perfectly. Nowadays, cars are just scrapped, because the costs are huge and the skills are no longer there.
Now that is a man that not only is very good at what he does but takes pride in his work
Perfect and a aqualified technician. God bless you.
Although I don't agree of fixing such severely damaged car, I gotta admit that the workmanship is pretty darn good!!!! Good job
As long as no damages to the floor panel, and somebody(mostly insurance, considering the low mileage) willing to pay, unit body vehicles can always be fixed to meet the safety standards.
Severely damanged would be considered a totaled engine or a bad transmission assembly.
Body work is in contrast cheap depending which service you go to.
Excellent work from such a young guy. I am a retired vehicle technician who has done plenty of welding etc but i couldn't stop shutting my eyes when he sparked up the welder lol, he seriously needs a good mask.l
Can you say flash burn? Had it once, never again!
yeah made me wince, welding with 0 tint and thin plastic mask
He closes his eyes long enough when firing the welding machine. I have seen him do that in other videos.
HE CERTAINLY WILL NEVER BE A OLD GUY, WITHOUT A SERIOUS INJURY DOING THIS, BARE ARMS, NO WELDING SCREEN ... THEY ALL MUST SHARE THE SAFETY BOOTS AND VISOR, HE CONSTANTLY CHANGES HIS TRAINERS
Excellent work by the technician, neat & nice fitting to original profile. Well done keep it up.
Wow! What a transformation! This technician's expertise and skills are amazing.
hi , im very impressed with the skills of the guy that fixed the car , its full credit to him that he has been a listener ! and today he is putting his very high standards to great workmanship , well done (score A1+ )
Parmi les meilleurs tôliers que j'ai vu dans ma vie, merci pour tous vos efforts pour bien executer votre travaille
Definitely a Master tradesman. Such workmanship is a sight to behold
Fantástico la perfección
This is shit work done where profits are more important than safety.
I can't imagine anyone being proud of this video...
And he is more then likely paid way to low.
As long as the car is registered as having structural damage, this is an impressive job.
Do it once. Do it right. No short cuts. A perfect job. That's how they do it in Japan 🇯🇵. Thumbs up 👍 from Canada 🇨🇦.
日本じゃないよ
This is in China not Japan
I think videos like this are truly invaluable.
Cars restored like this really make you want to buy them.
A car for a suicide and a fool.
Nowadays, there is no welding, only spot welding with electricity.
Makes me want to run away from them. The repair was the best that could be done, but still a lot of structure was compromised.
I am amazed. I thought it's impossible. He's a prodigy.
So if you want to hear my opinion from a German citizen, I am very happy to share it with you. I am very surprised how, despite the accident, you manage to create a car as good as new from a scrappy car with just a few professional steps. God bless you and your skills. Please stay healthy. Your Gerold Feick from Denkendorf in Baden-Württemberg.
Un maestro!!!! Felicitaciones. Abrazo grande 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
That’s excellent!! It only took him 24 minutes! Great job!
🤔IT'S A VIDEO WITH EDITIONS ( HE'S NOT WORKING ALONE; IS A TEAM)🤷🏼
I love watching your youtube channel. Such a talented handsome young man.
DESDE COLOMBIA, ES UN VERDADERO MAESTRO, HAY MUY POCOS QUE TRABAJEN ASI,,,,,,
Impressive...I thought repairs like this were history now, good to see some skills in action....my old Merc SLK has just gone in to be pulled after an accident...;-)
Quedó como recién salido de fábrica, felicitaciones. Saludos desde Bogotá, Colombia 🇨🇴
I think replacing the side was the correct choice. I agree that a car, that was practically brand new, deserved a second chance. I wish you could have saved my Mustang after I hydroplaned off a highway and crushed the back of it. I have a few videos on my channel. It was 7 years old with 71,000 miles. I had bought it brand new with 7 miles though.
was it that bad? could you not of fixed it?
excelente el trabajo de este muchacho , me encanta verlo trabajar . felicitaciones por tu trabajo .
He quedado maravillado con el trabajo desarrollado por Mechanic Han. El joven demuestra ser un artista en el desempeño de su trabajo. Felicitaciones y gracias por compartir.
Quedo listo para otro Trancazo esos carros ya quedan salados de por vida 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There is no way this repair (using these techniques) would fly in NA or Europe. In USA the labour costs and replacement parts alone would be at least $12,000. The insurance co. would refuse to pay for it and declare the vehicle a write-off. But I do admire the skill of these workers and the amazingly great results!
Se a pessoa não tem seguro vai ter que pagar pra arrumar…
Aqui no Brasil há esse tipo de reparo, desde que não atinja 80% do valor do veículo ou se não comprometer estrutura. Se não o seguro indeniza o cliente.
По российским меркам, это небольшая вмятина , чинят куда большие уроны , вытягивая лебедками искривления машины и отрезая чуть не половину корпуса.
@@EricaAguiar1704 Who drives a new car without insurance? Loan companies make you have insurance.
@@bigredc222 You can't evaluate other countries using the standard of the USA. In my country, insurance is optional and usually we only buy third-party insurance.
The skills are very Good, seems to have done that a few times. i would suggest for his health, that he should wear a proper mask, this does not just help his eyes but the skin on his face from being burn. keep up the good work.
I CANNOT BEGIN 2 TELL U HOW MUCH I HAVE LEARN FROM WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL, U MAKE IT SEEM SOOOO EASY 1 THING IS 4 SURE U MOST CERTAINLY KNOW HOW 2 GET THE WORK DONE NICE JOB BRO KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK
He does but in reality its not
So true
It must be heart breaking to see your brand new car wrecked. Glad you can put it back to like new for them.
rather it be scrapped. once in a collision that metal is weakened it will NOT be as safe as it once was. no. i rather cars with any structural damage be required to be destroyed and scrapped
Please, Mechanic Han, use a smoke extractor so you do not breathe all the toxic smoke when welding. In some years, that smoke might hurt you, and no one deserves to be hurt, especially when you are doing so much productive and admirable work.
Seu trabalho é sensacional ! Parabéns !!!
A very fine machine restoration job I respect your hard work and works!!!😁💪👍
This guy should be really proud of this craftmanship... truly .
Really enjoy watching you work master at your trade
Здорово, конечно... Мастер, что и говорить...
Но ведь потом это появится на рынке "не бит, не крашен"😂😂😂
An amazing repair. Lots of respect for this guys work.
Muitos parabéns. O seu trabalho e perfeição deixam-me de boca aberta. 5 estrelas.
Although I'm not a big fan of rebuilding parts of a frame as this video shows, Han does do good work for this car. Thumbs up for me.
isso é mais comum do que se imagina! No Brasil aqui, é desse jeito ou ainda pior! ......... A galera mete massa! solda vergalhão, .... tem oficinas de reparação de veiculos, que aqui, chamamos de " boca de porco " que fazer serviços porcaria! Mas tambem temos oficinas de reparação de veiculos excelentes!
Enjoy watching you do very good work you can tell you take great pride
師傅的技術好厲害，真的令人敬佩！
That young man’s craft is worth a fortune, I hope he’s being paid well $$$$$
Sir, you can certainly work an hammer. Just love it. cheers.
Niesamowity człowiek. Mistrz nad mistrzami chylę czoła z szacunku do tego Pana .coś niesamowitego. Z podrowieniami z Polski szacunek
Good afternoon family and good health to everyone especially MENTAL. WOOOOOOW, Super good Job 👌🏼 👍🏼 👏 🙌 😍
Buenos días desde Madrid (Spain) felicidades chapista, eres un maquina!
C'est un vrai professionnel
Très Bon travail
Fantastic work! You are great at what you do keep up the great work.
quem dera se aqui no brasil tivesse uns mecanico leigos como este seria sensacional, parabens!
You’d never think it was the same car. Very impressive
Dang it, the next time an insurance company "totals" a car, I'm buying it and sending it to you guys to do the repairs, lol👍🏽
Han, amazing work, i dont know how much there paying you, they need to triple the amount. Amazing ❤
Tebrik ederim çok güzel olmuş eline sağlık senin gibi ustaların Türkiye’de olması lazım🙏🙏🙏
God job my brother your working smart like Gen-z in Kenya here
Solo faltó el armorall en llantas! Excelente trabajo!
Very nice work 👏 👍, but no welding helment?? GREAT JOB!!
Please get this man a welding helmet.
There’s no need for one tack welding
@@copperhead360 "THERES NO NEED FOR ONE TACK WELDING" ??... YOU OBVIOUSLY HAVE NOT GOT A CLUE ABOUT WELDING, OR WELDING SAFETY
O CARA É FERA MESMO.
PARABÉNS!!!!
I would not hesitate to buy that car. Great job!!!
I won't do the same thing. If that were my car, I would sell it off after repairing. I won't drive any car that has damaged its structure.
If you don't like your wife put her in the passenger seat
you are the best mechanic bodyman I have seen in a while.wonderful work. you know just where to cut and pull with your frame machine.very nice work.
Parabéns. Trabalho excepcional. Não teria nenhum problema em dirigir esta máquina refeita por vocês. Vocês são gênios da reconstrução. Abraço
Surreal! Que trabalho incrível!
This helps to give you an idea of why body work is so expensive.
This work is worth it, he knows how to do it
Very good job sir. I've seen you do things with cars I know here in the USA they would not. They would bend the metal back and fill it with body filler. Good job
Because most in the usa is fake!
Eres un genio reparando carros felizidades
Amazing and talented individual! Great Video!
Master Craftsman.... incredible... didnt seem to take a long time
Hello my friend I hope you fine and good health it’a professional work doing ( Kuwaiti 🇰🇼)
Hello my friend long time didn’t send any video what happened ( Kuwait 🇰🇼)
Excelente trabajo de reconstrucción.
Very talented …. WOW , greeting from Toronto Canada🤓
Very good job
From France ❤🇨🇵
Can I assume he has done this before? He makes it look easy.
Молодец как всегда!
На этой машине смело можно ездить.
В Осетии есть мастер Руслан, он ничего не вырезает, а все детали вытягивает до идеала. См. на Ютубе.
@@ОлегБабюк-н9у лучше так поменять, тем более там метал в усилителяхмощный
До следующего ДТП.
@@ОлегБабюк-н9уну да, метал и так мятый да ещё твой мастер будет его мять в разные стороны чтоб поставить на место а потом ещё шлифовать чтоб выровнять поверхность. И что останется? По собственному опыту знаю что лучше новую деталь поставить если есть возможность, а старую жованную лучше выкинуть, и даже после страшного ДТП можно сделать и будет машина, а вот после такого ремонта такую машину можно купить чтоб потом добить.
The skill of this man is very impressive! I’m kinda blown away by it. Just curious what the time frame was from start to finish
Twenty four minutes and twenty nine seconds. They work fast in Korea.
CARAMBA, SERVIÇO PERFEITO, CONSERTOU O CARRO COMO SE MONTA UM QUEBRA-CABEÇA
I would have said it was a total write off but your mechanic prooved me wrong, nicely done.
Oh in the US it would have been totaled.
VERY GOOD TECK IVE BEEN AT THIS GAME FIFTY YRS THAT GUY IS AMAZING
This technician is from outer space 🚀🌌 🌹🌺🌷👍👍👍
EXCELENT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Das sind keine Handwerker das sind Künstler. Da können sich 98 % der Werkstätten eine Scheibe abschneiden!!!! Einfach nur geil
You gave me some new little tricks that I didnt know. Amazing work.
Outstanding work sir❤Nicola
Super travail, vous êtes un PRO
Impressive work! He´s a mechanical artist!
Congratulation for all alwais
I watching this vídeo even is very good
From Brasil 🇧🇷 São Paulo
Trabalho perfeito...........parabens pelo capricho👍
Perfekte Arbeit. 👍👍Meine Hochachtung
Excellent work! Kudos!❤
Молодец.Хороший мастер.Удачи вам.
Hé Han, veru professional job, bu prote 't your eyes with a welding mask!!!
Good update keep it up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent work by people who know their craft. But in my ignorance I thought I would see a master of the rubber hammer straightening out all the wrinkles in the sheet metal. 🤣🤣
Beutiful repair. I thought the car would have been put in some type of jig to ensure the body panels were returned to original station marks.
Welding without a welding mask = blindness
Why no welding mask?
They are asians. Their closed eyes protect them from this issue.
Even if you close your eyes?
@@mikespain8655🙄🙄🙄😎
師傅的技術超級厲害，真的令人敬佩！
عمل رائع دقيق و متقون شكرا لكل من ابدع في عمله استمتعنا بمشاهدة الفيديو
и выпилял бочину точно, и приложил так удачно, что двери сразу же стали без танцев с бубном, и варит без сварочной маски. какой красафчик!
Respect for today’s “panel beaters”, unibody repairs look tough. Like straightening a squashed tin can.
This is one hard worker!
He never drinks coffee or takes a break!
Eine gute Arbeit von einem guten Mann 👍 Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 🔨🔧🔩🍀