Metal Shaping: Forming a curved panel with a flange
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2019
- Metal shaping tips: old school hand forming a curved panel with a flange, using my Eastwood beater bag and poly hammer, shrinking stump, shaping hammer, , planishing hammer, tipping wheel, post dolly and body hammer. Tutorial.
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These are perfect for me. Home dude isn’t acting all over the top energetic like most TH-camrs. This is so much easier to watch.
Don't apologize for the "crappy" camera work. It's far better than a lot of channels. For starters you are using a tripod so your viewers don't get seasick. The biggest thing is that you focus on the work that you are doing in a manner that makes it easy to follow. Thank you for your time and effort. Very educational content.
Genuine old school metal working right there. You don't see enough of this these days, keep up the great skills so they aren't lost.
A True Artisan my new friend. Just watched a body putty video before this. I think I found a new channel to learn some new Technics to try. I have a passion for Metal work for over thirty years an still learn something new everyday! Keep em Rollin.
Wow. I am trying to learn some basics because I know nothing about sheet metal, and you are clearly a master craftsman. A pleasure to watch.
I'm in awe of your metal fabrication. It probably helps to have all the tools necessary. Still, this is a lost art and it's a joy to see you keep it alive! You have a new subscriber!
This is a very good educational video. Having closed captioning is nice. I’ll watch again.
That's a very tough piece with lots of angles. Awesome job.
Great, clear, straightforward, no fluff, selling me nothing, passing on only real-life hands-on, in live time examples, of mastery level metalworking skills. And with No B.S. no hintings of political positions, or any of the like...educational only kewl postings! He is not even promoting his blatantly obvious, fully operating business he is casting the video from where you could quite certainly through this example alone, count on being assisted by a really skilled individual!
This is the type of work many of us want to learn, using hand tools instead of mega dollar metal shaping tools like on some other channels, thanks.... Subscribed.
Good video fella. Didn't overcomplicate the process and made it like we all could do this. Funny how as you age you get a lot more enjoyment from the things you HAD to do as an apprentice.
First time watching your videos I’ll be watching a lot more of them. Like seeing old school metal work I thought it was a lost art. You do good work.
Excellent video for those of us who have done a little of this, but benefit greatly from seeing it done in detail, especially with relatively simple tools. I especially did not know a planishing hammer could be that effective at smoothing.
Don't apologize. You're obviously a master level mechanic, and we're not watching for your videography skills.
You are a true old school craftsman man. Loved your vid.
I'm a little late to this channel, but I think this particular video taught me more in the time I watched it than most others I viewed previously. Straight and to the point. Well done! No apologies necessary. Thanks for the lesson. Regards, Bert
You are a great teacher, I feel like learned a ton, thank you for taking the time to make a video like this, covering ever little detail and explaining why you are doing something or why you are switching tool
I do a lot of fab work and everything I have learned has been trial and error mostly. A channel like you is needed for guys like me. Thank you
You’re a really good teacher. You covered a lot of the little details that make a big difference.
Nice video!!