How To Make A Press Form - Embossing Sheet Metal Using Basic Tools!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2021
- On this episode of Make It Kustom, we build a press form step-by-step to emboss or stamp a Chevy emblem into sheet metal without warping. Sheet metal stamping is a great way to make a complex bead or shape for a patch panel too!
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Man I hope you don't get tired of making youtube content. The whole vibe of your channel is awesome, no screaming or silly shenanigans, just awesome skills, and just enough info so that we will all go into the shop and try at least one thing you have shown us.
Thanks Martin I’m really excited that so many are trying some of this stuff. That’s exactly what I’m going for. I appreciate the feedback 👊 we are loving this community
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Man I agree 100%! Great content and none of the silly stuff!
@@MakeItKustom I'm just jealous that your lucky enough to get paid to do this stuff for a living. I love your work and that you use handtools cause you realise that's what most of us have at home. I've done a lot of custom work on my 4wd, and even though I regret starting it cause it's still going 10yrs later it's been able to say it's mine and I did it is the cool part.
100% your videos are GOLD
The definition of a great channel is one that you get excited every time a new video pops up because you know that it will be quality stuff.
Your channel 100% represents this definition!
Thanks so much man I’m beyond stoked that everyone is enjoying this!
Mate you are a legend 🤩 I didn’t think you would get around to this so quickly for me, I love it and I will take you up on your very generous offer 👌🏼🤙🏼 thank you heaps for doing this video.
You’re very welcome Timothy! So stoked that you saw the video I will be sending it out this week!
Love this! Awesome video
@@MakeItKustom It would be great to see Tim's car with the emblem installed. Your skills are fantastic Carl!
@@MakeItKustom a year late just found your channel Great Videos ,, I would of asked for 2 of them ..one for the auto 2nd have it signed and hung on the wall of my shop ,, I am a Chevy and Jeep person ,, not knocking other autos ,, but that is fun LOL .. Keep up the Great Videos ,
I worked in a sheet metal shop 50 years ago, we fabricated and embossed, with basic tools, I really appreciate your metal working skills, and your ability to think your projects through.
Thanks a lot bob ! Love this field of metalwork. There’s a never ending pursuit of knowledge
Hey Bob
I’m amazed, impressed, slightly jealous and thrilled that you’re able to pump these out so often. Thank you for showing me what’s possible. Best of luck to you my friend! 🍻
Thanks a lot! We are having a blast on this platform 👊👊👊
Garage Fab , love your channel. Karl and yourself are so knowledgeable and there is so much that we can learn from you two and have learned, thanks.
Building the negative out of multiple pieces was genius.
Amazing work. Don't feel bad about trying it before you recorded - it shows you care about what you are teaching people, and that you don't want to mislead anyone. It's much appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks for the support! I appreciate that a lot
Sweet little example of a die! Really enjoy your teachings for everyone at home!
It's a real pleasure to watch and learn from your videos. I also note that you take the time to acknowledge the comments from your viewers something that very few YT posters do. Also big thanks to your patient camera assistant for capturing all the important shots. Keep the videos coming.
Embossing AND a burn-out to boot. You guys are THE definition of Kool.
Thanks for all you do.
I'm a blacksmith but you have me wanting to build a rat rod now.
Haha thanks man we are just trying to have as much fun as we can together 🙏🙏 I want to learn blacksmithing!
I can’t believe I haven’t been watching you before now. Full of good ideas.
Simply spectacular! 👏👏👏👏 And I LOVE that you, or your wife 😉 equalize the sound, so that when you are running the angle grinder or other tool I don't need to lower the volume 😁😁😁
Thought I watch one episode before I went to bed...darn it... now I want to go out and make a form!.... thanks!!
From Bad Chad land... your stuff is golden. I hope you never get tired of making these videos... great content. Keep up the great work Fisher
Only good spirit folks on youtube lately. Blessed by the lockdowns? Great times of evolution ahead. Thanks for your contribution brother!
Your videos are amazing I've just been in total awe using old school techniques even for us 63 year old newbies!!! Thank you so much.
Awesome man stoked you are learning from it!
Добрый день. Когда я начал смотреть ваши видео у меня было чёткое ощущение что оператор у тебя девушка.Когда я подписался на твой канал и в одном ролике ты сказал, наушники для Кристины, я улыбнулся. Картинка четкая ,ты и твоя работа в центре кадра ,вы молодцы.Работайте в том же формате, с удовольствием смотрю видео. Вы Американцы умеете не только создавать продукт, но и его представлять.Удачи.
Спасибо за ответ в двойне приятно.Я сам работаю в мастерской с маторами. Старые машины имеют душу-ты её возврашаеш.
After a hard day's work, I literally relax to these videos 👍
That’s awesome man glad to hear it!
I really enjoy watching and listening to your work and explanation's Karl. Just the way you always come across with a happiness in your soul...:)
Great to hear Bobby! Glad you are enjoying the content
100% good enough 🤣But on a serious note it is good to see some who will not only use basic tools but show how to do it and yes thinking out side the box . So many times we put off doing something because we do not have the special tools required for it I myself have been guilty of this as are many of us . You have a gift for teaching with your down to earth explanations be it online but I am sure if you offered classes to teach metal forming you would get people who would want your classes. As I mentioned in another post I did a back to back classes with Lazze he is a very good teacher and even though it would piss me off as how he made it look so easy 😁but I have much respect for him and I am sure you would be a very good teacher in a class situation you have a wealth of knowledge to impart on those willing to learn
Great job teaching that You have a present about yourself that makes you easy to watch and not get bored Thank you
Thanks for the feedback man I appreciate that very much cheers!
Mini bike burnout bonus 😎👍👍"Gangster"
She’s a badass haha
Time, Tools, Talent & Technique. Very Impressive. 🤩
Great channel clean no bs just to the facts " the teaching ". You have a great channel at my age, I still do enjoy watching you. Thanks for the lesson. Great video thanks 😊
Thanks Jose I appreciate this a lot! I Anjou making this content. My wife and I are loving this
just don't stop man you're making video's it's amazing ! keep going !!!
I love it! Really appreciate that you take the extra time to use the tools that us regular folk are limited to. Thanks a lol 👍🏾
But first, minibike burnout! Dude, you rock. Love your videos. Lotta creators on TH-cam, not as many good teachers like you. Keep it up bro. Lotta people wanna learn but don't wanna go to school. Sometimes all it takes it someone to show u it CAN be done.
Love watching a young guy keep the skills going for the generations to come.
Thanks rod !
Thanks for always showing an alternative ways to do things without utilizing expensive tools! You really help me (and many others I assume) to stay creative despite of all my limited access to tools.
Cheers!
You’re so welcome! Thanks for supporting the channel!
First video I have seen from you. Great attention to detail with the video editing and choreography. Like cutting out the sound and giving a overview in case someone skipped 👍👍
I really like that you take your viewers into consideration when doing How-To vids. Can’t tell you how many I’ve turned off when the guy walks over to the lathe or mill. Huge thumbs up!!
Thanks man yea we love the community here and the viewers are who these videos are for so we must never lose sight of that
You could be a jeweler like me. Been in business for 35 years. Awesome work!!
When you started this video I wondered whether you would offer the result to the person that asked the question! Very cool that you offered to send him the panel for free!
Really appreciate how you treat your viewers as individuals. You answered a question for me too personally a while back, and I haven’t forgotten. Many thanks, and keep on.
Thanks mark ! Cheers!
My Grandfather was a master craftsmen tool and die maker.
He told me that a file only cuts in one direction. Don’t drag the file across the metal when pulling back. It just dulls the file faster.
Hard to remember to do that sometimes but I notice it actually works better as well.
yes! the exception is ally, then you drag the file to clear the chips out
@@daos3300 Good point
I left out the part where my grandfather would tap the file gently on the edge of a non critical part to clear the chips. He was very particular and his work reflected that.
I’m sure that gently pulling the file backwards would also do the job without damaging anything.
I’m sure all the above is relative to the material being worked and the force applied. Gentle is a subjective term.
Put chalk on your file.
Your grandfather is right I only put pressure in one direction but I probably should lift the file to save it’s sharpness. Thanks both of you for the tips!
@@danielrunge7294 that too
one of the things that I like most about your channel, Karl, is that you always demonstrate there are a lot of things you can do with some common tools for projects. Great videos, man!
As a fellow fabricator it’s so noce to learn things and advance my craft as well, you guys are really doing some nice stuff and appricite the authenticity and sharing, no ego juts honest awesome content from genuine good humans . Appricte and genuinely love y’all. Thank you much
Great content mate, the channel is great, no annoying music to cover the info.
I just love when you show mistakes and then explain how to fix them. Thats the problem with a lot of videos. We all make mistakes, learn from them. Thanks for sharing
Who are the two plugs that disliked this. This is good info
Ah man there’s always a few but it’s all good 👍
Awesome material! I always loved fab work!
Beautiful logo ! Bow Ties, great name for a bar!
Super good video. Now onto making a Dodge and Ford emblem. Oh! and a Cadillac emblem for the wife's car. Thank you very much for sharing your great talent.
Hahah I’ll get right on that! Thanks man 🙏👊🙏👊
Workshop !A man s paradise !
It certainly is my paradise lol
I really appreciate that you showed how to built the dies using simple tools. Most of us have access to a grinder & welder and know someone with a press, but have never attempted to do what you just demonstrated. Thank you for the step by step procedure. Your videos are awesome.
Karl , you blow my mind ! That’s awesome. Thanks for the lesson.
My pleasure dude!
So glad this great vid (and others) exist and came up just in time, it’s given me confidence to do a one off job I’m doing. Thanks
This channel is going to blow up once it hits the algorithm!
That would be awesome!
Great topic - you were commenting about using press forming for body work, while not exactly the same but (to me!) very closely related tip: I saw an advanced restoration pro save a '67 Shelby GT500 with what I thought was a novel use of press forming, the car had severe impact damage on the driver's rear quarter (normally one would cut off and replace the whole side of teh car) however what the pro chose to do was to order a new rear quarter panel section and then fill it with very hard concrete, to make a concrete form/plug exactly in the positive shape as the OE panel, and he then used that from inside the trunk with porta-power to gently press and work the original sheet metal back into form (along with hammering, shrinking, etc) and was able to preserve the original date-coded sheet metal of the car to avoid devaluing it. Love your work, look forward to every video! - Steve.
Wow that’s very interesting I’ve never heard of that technique before! Thank you for sharing this with me I will do some more research on it
Great job what an awesome talent you have !! I really enjoy watching you making tools and showing how to fabricate things with all of todays special tools and cad stuff the hands on approach is becoming a lost art .It's sad the don't teach things like this in metal shop anymore ,you still need to know how to do things the old school way gives so much more appreciation for something you built yourself. Keep up the videos and the good work ..Thank you !!
Making something out of nothing. Nicely done. I have done a few of these over the years. Like you said great for the odd floor pan.
Thank you both for the education
Thanks a lot tony you got the gift for sure keep up the awesome content 👊👊👊
A very underrated channel for sure. Love every episode. Sending love from Australia.
Thanks man I appreciate that a lot!
Very cool. I like that you don't put music of any kind on your videos.👍
Just wanted to let you know that you are a very talented metal guy.
Thanks very much Herbert! Cheers!
Just started getting into doing body repair on my 05 Dodge. Have already learned so much from you. It is so nice when a pro shares his knowledge
Thanks
Great videos. Learn something every time. Keep up the good work!
Super excited I found your channel. I love fabricating. And there’s always cool trucks n tips. Makes me really want to start testing the extent of my skills, and learning new ones.
Right on man I’m stoked you found us to welcome to the channel!
I never really knew, but this last year I've just been so passionate about learning things like this. I want to be a maker, to create things like this is so awesome. Thank you for your videos!
talented hands, mind, eyes. very inventive. As always, an honor to see your work and have your teachings.. thanks!!!!!!
Thanks also much Thomas 🙏
Just subscribed! I like that you use simple tools so anyone can follow your lead.
Fantastic job Karl love the Chevy emblem. Your talent is unlimited. keep up the good work.
Thanks roger! Cheers 👊
You sir have taken the number one metal fab channel on any platform, by a landslide. Your knowledge shines through in your effortless execution and is only over shadowed by your passion which is infectious. in a day where narcissism/showmanship and plagiarism is expected and celebrated, Your humbleness and originality makes watching your content so incredibly refreshing and inspirational. Thank you for truly honoring and respecting your craft. Thank you for being authentic. Thank You.
Well Daniel this is quite the compliment I really appreciate you taking the time to give me this feedback. The TH-cam community has been so kind and welcoming I really feel at home here
You're awesome dude. Thanks for your generosity in sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure man thanks for watching cheers!
Stellar work. Every video you amaze me with your talent and ability to explain how it. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Dennis!
Awesome fab work man. Can’t wait to try some of these things myself. Thanks a million!
I’m digging on all your content. Great job.
loved this information and thanks for being that kid like wondeent needed to play in different styles,keep that mindset looking forward to your next what if thought process
Hell: Make it Kustom
My wife & I like watching your videos you do a lot of kool stuff...! this emblem looks phenomenal came out awesome. I am not going to make any Chevrolet Emblems, but you did give me some insight on how to make other things that I could use this idea for. and we appreciate your teachings and experience on getting the job done with this said I want to thank you very very much for helping me.
From your new friends in Lima Peru
George & Carmen
Hey that’s so awesome thanks so much for the message! I appreciate it a lot. I like knowing that you got something from the video that could be useful in your own experience! Cheers!
@@MakeItKustom Thank you, I will be watching your videos from here on in, I have subscribed and hit bell too we both think you are awesome
Awesome video! Will definitely share this with my students!!
You are a awesome fabricator.. respect
Incredible results and your instruction is spot on! Cheers and thanks for sharing. Thumbs up!
Thanks man!! Cheers !
dude your hand skills are crazy !
Appreciate you passing along your skills.
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Greeting from the Caribbean!!! I really appreciate you sharing your wisdom. That burn out was amazing!!!!!
Greetings man! Thanks a lot! Cheers 👊👊👊
Awesome work!!
Again, well done, well spoken,well shown and just a great video to show how to build something out of nothing to make something cool just using hand tools 🔧!
Thanks Kenneth I’m glad you liked this one!
Another great job. You keep blowing my mind on stuff you do.
Right on mike! That’s all I can hope for haha
You never cease to impress me! Have the same problem with plug in, most recently it’s become failure to put a battery in!!! Seriously excellent job of showing and explaining how to do...Professor!
Thanks man I appreciate that! Lol I do the battery thing too
Awesome awesome video! Enjoyed the heck out of this one!
Man that’s awesome. I’ve learned more from this page than any other I’ve seen. Keep up the great work. You guys are amazing 🤘
Holy cow! Another excellent video!
Great result from simple scrap and well explained. Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome I’m god you liked it!
I think your videos are amazing I like watching them I'm learning a lot keep it up
First time I have seen your channel. Great content and information. I'm trying this this weekend!!! Thanks for sharing and showing your skill with the great tips!!! Please keep it up 👍🏻
So glad you found us! Welcome to the channel cheers!
Your skill set's are amazing Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Dominic !
Another great video brother. Nice work
Mad skills! Thanks for sharing your knowledge
You’re welcome Anthony thanks for watching!
When I was a Maintenance man in a ball bearing plant a tool maker taught me how to press form. We cut out a FORD script and pressed it in a 1in. thick hard rubber piece. Man it made the part like you did with 1/2 the effort. Good luck
I’ll give it a shot thanks for the tip!
@@MakeItKustom Hey Karl, if you do, show the Ford guys some love! LOL
Always something new and interesting, thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
You are a fantastic teacher
Love your work mate. I started a small scale workshop. I even built my own beadroller by taking your advice. Love your work and you are one of the coolest teachers i ever met.
Dude that’s awesome I’m stoked to hear that you built your own bead roller!
@@MakeItKustom Thanks to you I got inspired. Here in SL you can't buy lot of tools unless you make them. Keep up the good work!
Man that's badass!!! Nice work!!! Always get something out of your videos!!!!
Glad to hear it man thanks for watching and supporting
I love that you work so hard to do things with tools anyone might have. But still, there ain't no way in hell mine would look like that. Some serious talent with a grinder you got.
Haha thanks tom! I didn’t always have these other tools so I’m all about the hard way. Cheers!
A month late on this one...but I think I have found a bit of a gem of a channel here. Someone who actually teaches some stuff...and always forgets to plug in his tools..that's me also...These fabrication tutorials are 'on point' and completely relevant to those who struggle at home...CHEERS!!
Thanks Malcolm that’s exactly what I’m going for! Trying to produce the continent I wish I had growing up
Come out beautiful.
That turned out great. It's all trial and error until it's perfect. Maybe stretch 2 layers of a shop rag tightly over the chisel to keep from marring with tool marks. Keep the videos coming!
Great idea thanks man appreciate it!
This is awesome man. Nice content you have here!
I admire your work man.
Greetings from Croatia
My compliments. You never size to amaze me. That was great
Thanks Juan!!
Awesome man- thanks so much for the video.
This is the first i've seen and love your style. Also like using tools others may have available for inspiration. Thanks so much!