Lazze Metal Shaping: Custom Air Cleaner Part 1 of 2

In this video Lazze demonstrates how to create a custom air cleaner in part 1 of a 2 part series.
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[@sizzle073]

You Sir are never boring, it’s as soothing as watching a campfire. Thank you for showing us your techniques.

[@paulnewton943]

In my opinion you just can't beat real time learning. And no it is never boring, thank you .

[@foxholewilly]

Amazing. Not only is he creating something beautiful, but he's also aerobically exercising his body. Just look at the shape he's in. Lazze don't need no health club - he's standing in one. Pay close attention to the repetitious motion of his body as he wheels that steel. It's like watching a beautiful dance. Thank you, Lazze, for giving us this one.

[@donaldhalls2189]

Great job,very explanatory, and easy to follow, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

[@chriszucker7500]

Thanks Lazze...a great exercise in understanding how the metal moves, regardless if someone actually needs an air cleaner. We always appreciate your teaching, especially in real time!

[@Onionbaron]

Love to see your visits to the shrink Lazze!
Hälsningar från Plåtslagarlärare i Sverige.

[@williamlongyard5887]

Excellent lesson, thank-you Lazze.

[@stevematthews4933]

Never boring - a master in his element!- thankyou for sharing

[@THEBULK1023]

thanks lazze

[@FlintCollinson]

Thank you Lazze, it is good to understand how long it takes in real time.

[@adambergendorff2702]

Really great explanation of what the metal was doing!

[@Temgee]

Great idea about facilitating reselling of fantastic tools. Tough to find quality used metal shaping equipment locally (staring at a post on Craigslist now asking for Lazze tools in the Bay Area).

[@orangesodakiller7096]

Great Video! Love the explanation on the E wheel, I've been at it for a little while now and always appreciate learning how others do things.. I really liked your point of knowing where you started so you can stop with your line there on rolling it in a circle. I am going to incorporate that now on future projects. Thanks Lazze

[@joeroberts4068]

Woo hoo, first to like and comment. Love you Lazze. Keep it up.

[@pitcuz]

New T-shirt. English wheel is my best friend

[@billmaguire6216]

I'm surprised you're not using your laser line light setup on the wheel. Thank you for this, Lazze.

[@lazzejansson4805]

I could, I think I was out of battery :-) for the Laser line.

[@midnighttutor]

Informative video! I have been watching your videos at least since 2010. I would have bought one of your english wheels if they did not cost 3 grand which I could not justify as a hobbyist. God only knows what they cost now. My question: when you are adding shape to the exterior ring, are you also putting form into the piece by pulling down using the lower die as a fulcrum as you go around the circle? Thank you.

[@lazzejansson4805]

No I'm not pulling down, I follow the curve the best I can. in the beginning it's flat but after each turn I have more curve and I must follow the curve/shape that the panel has in the moment, hope that helps, ZZ

[@greatholidays]

Muito bom mestre

[@filepz629]

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