What a great channel! Kevin and his God given talents is running an amazing operation at Kingdom Metal Works. Kevin and his knowledge and many years of experience to the trade of metal shaping and fabrication is so impressive... I really like watching the channel and training classes.
hey, hello Kevin, thanks for all the videos. as was already asked in the comments, what planishing hammer do you have?( i don't remember it being there when i visited.) also, do you use 2, dead flat dies to planish the weld? thanks and hope all's well.
Hi Eddie, yes, the planishing hammer was there, it's a frame that holds different size pneumatic rivet guns. I have a full set of Hoosier Profile lower dies ranging from radius 1 to radius 36. I used a number 12 radius lower die to planish out the weld, which is not a dead flat die. I could have used a 24 radius die to keep the panel a lot flatter. The upper die is dead flat. All is well here...hope all is well with you!
@@KingdomMetalWorks hey , good to hear from you Kevin, all good here thanks. and thanks for the info. going to apply your procedures on my current project. should be fun cheers.
@@davidnuzum7776 What an encouragement you are to me. This inspires me to continue making videos to share to pass down my skills to the next generation.
@KingdomMetalWorks the skills you have are amazing. You are a gifted individual and I definitely appreciate you taking the time to make these videos for people interested in metal working.
What a great channel! Kevin and his God given talents is running an amazing operation at Kingdom Metal Works. Kevin and his knowledge and many years of experience to the trade of metal shaping and fabrication is so impressive... I really like watching the channel and training classes.
Thanks very much Mike! Appreciate your encouragement!
What a great workshop, skills and video young man. Greetings from Skipton, North Yorkshire, England!
Thank you @sackvilleweldingservices ! I really appreciate your comment and thank you for visiting my channel!
That’s a real neat dolly you have mounted in the vice. Never seen one like it.
Thanks!
Thank you my friend!
Glad I could make a demo for you all.
Great instructional video. Your other videos on the reverse curve process are terrific also. Thanks for posting
Hello Ryan, thanks for your comment and endorsement!
hey, hello Kevin, thanks for all the videos. as was already asked in the comments, what planishing hammer do you have?( i don't remember it being there when i visited.) also, do you use 2, dead flat dies to planish the weld? thanks and hope all's well.
Hi Eddie, yes, the planishing hammer was there, it's a frame that holds different size pneumatic rivet guns. I have a full set of Hoosier Profile lower dies ranging from radius 1 to radius 36. I used a number 12 radius lower die to planish out the weld, which is not a dead flat die. I could have used a 24 radius die to keep the panel a lot flatter. The upper die is dead flat. All is well here...hope all is well with you!
@@KingdomMetalWorks hey , good to hear from you Kevin, all good here thanks. and thanks for the info. going to apply your procedures on my current project. should be fun cheers.
What kind of planishing hammer is that?
Hello Timber, thank you for your question...I answered Eddie above with the same question.
Couldn't hear the commentary
I really need to work on that...thanks for your input.
How about some better close ups?
Hello David, I will do that in the future, thank you for the suggestion.
@KingdomMetalWorks love your videos and it's so interesting to watch how he works metal. I set and watch it for hours. Thank you
@@davidnuzum7776 What an encouragement you are to me. This inspires me to continue making videos to share to pass down my skills to the next generation.
@KingdomMetalWorks the skills you have are amazing. You are a gifted individual and I definitely appreciate you taking the time to make these videos for people interested in metal working.
Sound quality very poor could not hear what was being said
I appreciate the feedback...I forgot to put in my AirPods to use as my microphone....