How To Make Rust Repair Panels Step By Step - Metal Shaping Shrink Stretch Profile Dies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of Make It Kustom, I repair a VERY rusty door on Jordans Model A Roadster.
Heat shrinking, kick shrinking, stretching, home made tools, profile dies for the power hammer, TIG welding and more!
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That door definitely looked unsalvageable. And you made it look so easy. Your videos always inspire me to learn metalworking.
Anything is fixable as long as you have patience and willing to fix it, this wasn't a bad fix, just had to have the knowledge and tools to actually fix it
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Дыбцов Андрей.
Great explanation. I am 75 years old. I remember my Dad doing medal work. Thank you.
You know you're a fabricator when you pull out every tool in the shop to make another tool. Outstanding video, Karl!
Im learning so much from your videos,Karl. I appreciate the time you take to explain everything in great detail.
Dude, you made that so fast...
The dies were the key, well done mate !
Karl, we appreciate you spending the time and showing us every detailed step in restorative metal working in your videos. The videos are long enough for us to grasp the techniques used and appreciate the depth of the process involved. Incredibly labor intensive 👍
This one sure took a lot but damn good fun
@Make It Kustom it's all supposed to be fun or it's not worth it. That just makes it work at that point
@@MakeItKustom _ALCHEMY_ !
Time for a full-time TV show.
@@MakeItKustomthats also the driver door in England to 😁👍
Love how in depth your videos are!
A true inspiration to start medal forming.
Nice work Karl, the power hammer certainly makes the forming much quicker. It looks like you are enjoying your trip down here.
It was really cool seeing you use all of the metric tools... the metric slapper, metric dollies, metric stretchers... 🤣😆. That looks fantastic!
I absolutely enjoy your videos, you are a very talented young man, your corner of the internet is where i like to be and thank you for what you do, carry on!
So cool, thanks for taking us through each step.
Beautiful job on the door! You guys know how to have a good time!
Your music selection is much better now on your videos! Good work!
Dang, so much more patience for old rusty metal than I have. Nice work
Funny as Fark , Your even starting to sound like an Aussie, good to have you down here Karl, LEGEND
Love to see more roadster custom work Karl.
You are amazingly skilled at something thats a dying art. Especially for your age bud, Its so refreshing to see. Excellent job on a panel that most people would consider too far gone.
You make it look so simple. Now all I need to do is ether buy that power hammer or build one myself, and it seems as though you might have that covered too. You impress me each and every time! Thank you so much.
Always love watching Karl persuade shape and form into a tricky piece using subtle artistry to truly restore what had been scattered to the winds as rust dust. Watching the efficiency of the pro level tools like kick-shrinker and the power hammer perform better than expected is always a treat, but it is still the experience metal-forming and the set of handmade form tools that do the actual work. Karl brings it on home again with the tried-and-true methods; hand-forged tools, slapper, dolly, heat shrink and hammer. Karl was going full-on Bad Chad with a zip disc down under (probably homesick for his Makita cutter). Aussie car rally shows off some awesome iron, as usual. Kristine must've gone gaga for that white Caddy.
You can read me like a book Jim! Everyone needs the makita cutter! Lol 😂
That was an amazing video! All the techniques were awesome. I love working with metal as an amateur and today I learned a LOT. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge with us!
amazing body word. I enjoy seeing you and Jordan together again.
Great craftsmanship! Can't wait to see more!
You are becoming World renown ! Karl. Nice work as usual really cool to see the Metallurgic Technique come through on that Obliterated panel , and breathe new Life into it! 😮Wow! Keep em coming Don't stop now on account of Us watching
It's Never too long when we are learning! Great content bud. Hope to see the outer panel join in on the next one 👍
Bad Chad is the real star.
There are plenty of stars in the sky.
Then there are Rising Stars as well. Karl Fisher is one of them. 👍
Was good to meet you at Jordans last week, Karl.
Mad skills as always mate, hope you're enjoying ya trip to Aus👍🇦🇺
Welcome to Oz mate. You are right, got a lot done in this video. Great to see that metal flow in your hands... Just to think, I'm only a quick 28hrs drive away if I wanted to come to see you too! :)
Awesome job guys. So happy to see this video guys. Can’t wait to see what next. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
Keep being awesome!!!! You inspired me to start working on my VW again. Thank you for that.
Welcome to down under man..
I hope you have a great time while you're here 👍.
You inspire me and make me feel lazy at the same time. I've redone a couple vintage vehicles before, and I just watched you put more effort and passion into a single door than I put into both of my projects combined. I'm older now and appreciate the passion and work more now. I gotta get another 63 Chevy stepside.
door bottom looks amazing!
Love your videos. I’m a ex-millwright, watching you figure out the ‘not-your-air-hammer’ was fun. You obviously know you’re stuff cause you took it all in stride. I remember working in the field on contract and feeling all the eyes on me. Learning a lot from your videos. Thanks
Must be cool to globe-trot over to Aussie land….I’m learning a lot from your videos, doing patch panels (fender corners, body) on my ‘35 Chevy Master sedan…
Great technique… thank you
Always great to see you fixing something that someone else wouldn't bother with. Great work Mate. Billy J..... Queensland, Australia
Thanks Billy!!! Good fun and hard work lol
A joy to watch
Karl, looks like you are having a great time. Enjoy! I am always encouraged by your work.
Those dies for the Metalmaster!!!! WOW - and the pieces they turned out - the straight I saw coming but the upper curved section on the same machine using the same set of dies - just WOW!!!
Karl your amazing with your hands.
Hey, youre in my backyard, just down the road 230km 😅
Great content as always Karl 🤙 and enjoy those bushchooks 🍻
Another great tech session!
Nice job! You truly are a craftsman.
Come back Ricky! This door ain’t going to fix its self! 😂
Haha coming!!! Lol
Great night Jordan
I have watched so many videos on youtube of heat shrinking, and i can never get my head around how hitting hot steal shrinks it, i would love to go and do a course with someone like yourself, lazze. Ron covell. all very talented people.
I Learn something new every time I watch your videos. Thank you.
Love your work mate , your a f ing genious a true craftsman 👍👌
I love watching your videos - you really inspire me to keep going on my project and to stretch myself. Thanks!
That 59 Caddy though... Watching you do the magic with the metal is very instructive. Great stuff!
Karl is such a good fabricator. Your skills are beyond being on point. Love to watch you fab tools. Thanks for the lesson Karl.
DUDE YOU'RE AWESOME !!!!!!!!
The scrap pile is very useful most of the time eh lol..awesome job man 😉
Thanks man I do love a good pile of scrap
Really amazing! Super craftsmanship
Sums up to you I’m an retired body man and
you explain the
heat shrinking
process beautifully thanks much nice shop there too
It is no surprise to me that blacksmiths through the ages were heiled as miracle workers, and almost other-worldly because of how in-tune they were with the metal! Watching turn flat metal into a 3D part is mesmorizing. Thanks for sharing!
you are really an outstanding and awesome metalsheet worker...more power to you carl...
You always seem like you are having fun. Even when you make a mistake you roll with it . That's why I love watching you work. And I would love to make one of those roadster cars but it would have to be wide enough for the wife. They remind me of a WWll fighter plane cockpit. Love those. Thanks dude.
Hey Carl, I love watching you shape metal!
The door is looking 100% better!
Fantastic Karl your skills are amazing well done love the channel and what you do ♥️
Such an incredible episode with a wealth of knowledge. Thanks for sharing aey.
Мечта любого механика такая мастерская большой ассортимент инструментов и станков. Респект 👍
Love your work, almost a shame to cover it with paint, I wouldn't........
Thanks Phil!
I've been watching your videos for a while now, and you sir.......... are master at your craft. Absolutely amazing work
Your technical skill level is higher than most those I watch. Great job!
Incredible how I've been watching many of your channels and suddenly realised for this one , you were about half an hour away from where I live - which is Busselton. How small the world is. Keep up the great videos !
Definitely will clean the rust, I did mine with electrolysis . You put it rusty in the bucket in the evening and taking it out rust-clean in the morning, very cheap and efficient.
wow, what a great job...love how u make your own tools and Dyes..im restoring a 1970 GMC c10 right now and i learned so much from watching your videos...so i just want to say thank you and please keep the awesome videos coming. cheers brother.
You do some quality work.
Fantastic work!
You ve got me thinking of altering the bottom of the doors on my 1935 Morris special !
Man I just can sit and vibe out to this stuff, thanks for sharing
I always learn so much from your videos about metal and how to make it move,
Most people don't have a clue to how much work it takes to do it the right way
Karl, my dad hated face masks ( claustrophobic) so when grinding off rusty dusty metal parts he would stuff two loose pieces of cotton wool up his nose so as not to breath in lung gunk as he called it - please Karl look after yourself mate you are a brilliant fabricator ... 😊
Master level.
hell yeah, It was so good to get down and meet you guys.
Likewise!!
Outstanding job Kyle you and Jordan Looked like you had a great time at the meet and greet looked like a great turnout Great job on the Door
welcome to Oz Carl nothing like a working holiday quite an event there your videos are never too long can’t believe how nice that bottom of that door turned out with those dies you made
Michael
Welcome to OZ, Karl. Good to see you've got your interpreter, standing by!
Love watching your videos! Your teaching style is on point!
What a great video, thank you so much, it turned out great. Like a friend of mine says good enough for who it’s for . He means that in a good way.
Welcome to Oz. I hope you have a great time here. I enjoyed previous collaboration vids and you two are a good team. Your friend Brent has had a sad experience losing his workshop in a fire.
That was almost an hour! What a constantly entertaining and informative video. Welcome to down under mate
Really cool seeing the craftsmanship.
So good to meet you today at Motorx, you are an inspiration man.
I hope you enjoyed your stay in Australia. I would have so much liked to have caught up with you while you were here.
Fantastic video as always. I enjoy watching all the great ideas you have. Thank you for all the wonderful stuff you are showing.
Those templates really show the power of the power hammer. I am going to build one
A lot was given in this video as always u inspire me to start a channel with my first project car thank u for your knowledge
So badass man!! Really impressive
Karl, once again you knocked it out of the park! I love seeing you make something from nothing! Nice work!
Thanks John!!
I hope this is being watched by the younger generation...get inspired by this man ! We need more Karl's... Thank you yet again!
I am 65 and learning from This highly skilled young man
I've crossed over to the dark side. I'll be sectioning in a patch around the high mount brake light on my son's Jeep. I'll be reviewing all the make it custom, Fitzee's and ProShaper Workshop videos over the next few weeks
Loving your show in Kitimat BC Canada
ur video, brought back some memories, when I was a metal fabricator with the R.R., CSX..except, much heavier metal..thanks again..
.. Black Art Forge..
Nice work.
It seems like you are getting a handle on making shaping dies. Fantastic !!!
What a challenging repair. You make it look easy Carl.
Put that little number 72 Midnight Special in your carry on for me ok?
What a beautiful little nugget! 👍 😃
Hi Karl, I thought you might get a little kick out ot this. I was watching this video last night while my husband had his friend over for a cigar and a beer. They were sitting outside under a tree while I was inside watching this video. His friend came in and saw me watching. It was pretty funny because acted SO surprised that a woman would actually sit down and watch your video by herself. He told my husband he couldn't believe it.
So, I'm here to tell you, that in case you wonder who your fans are....YES you do have female fans!! I think you are so talented! It was so satisfying and informative to see you heat shrink the oil canned areas and create custom dies to use when you produce virtual replica sheet metal pieces. I work at a family owned auto body shop (14 years) so I definitely appreciate the expert skill level you have and really enjoy watching you do your thing!
Artistic jobs and a beautiful technic in order to preserved the history of ancien's cars
I’m definitely going to make this soon. Thanks for the video!
Special tool number gawd knows how many, I have quite a few like that spanners bent just right to do something and odd shaped things to do specific jobs on my French diesels that Ive sold already, luv it.
Give a shout out for Half Ass Kostoms, Brents shop burnt to the ground, we need to help him out rodders !!!!!!!!!
Good to see you have the wild west bush chook there. You make it look so easy Karl
I think i know who left all that bush chook lying around, did Cobba get in the way much
That's awesome, when your out of your norm as far as shop tools etc. and you pull off some badass shit like that in the wild and I mean extreme wild cause your on the other side of the globe, shit.. hands down to you Karl! That's what its all about. Great awesome work as always friend. Cheers! Again from Ohio!
Really cool stuff ! Nice to see all those American/ Canadian rides overseas ! Thanks for bringing us along Karl !
Glad ya liked it!