GOOD POINT FITZEE....When you stitch or Pulse weld. You need the heat setting higher. Because when you run a bead it heats up as you weld more. You want your heat high enough to pulse short time periods and penetrate.
Big praises man...on pretty much every one of your videos, there is a moment where I say, "Fitzee's a genius!" This time it was when you cut the two slots one each side and then put them in the vice and raised the left and right sides. As soon as I saw that in the vice, I knew your plan...genius!
After a few minutes of watching your videos a smile appears on my face..... just pure pleasure and an honor to witness your skill with metal unfold before my eyes.... thank you !
Thank you Tony for sharing all of your wonderful skills and ideas! You are definitely inspiring, and give not only me but thousands of people the ambition and courage to tackle these projects. I’m in Ontario, but with these videos you feel like a neighbour. Keep it up! I’ll stick around!
Great job... once again Mr .Fitzee... I enjoy yourself ...,and your videos that you give us. Thank you all so much!!!.... Your training me to be more confident in myself... and my big tackle with my 68 Impala fastback... ty!
Looks like it came that way from the Factory ... Nice work, Tony.... I too hate grinding,, But I’m a better Grinder, than I am Welder... lol Thanks for the tips....
I absolutely love your patience and the way you take time to explain everything. I bought a a 2000 s10 79,000 kms never seen a snowflake and when the time comes to do custom work your mentoring will be invaluable. Thanks
TRUE I always think about grinding whenever i am doing a repair. Inside corners are the toughest. I try to avoid welding in them VIA Bending lapping. anything I can do not to need to grind an inside corner. Makes life much easier.
Thank you for that video. you truly inspire me to Try and do the sheet metal work to my 70 Monte Carlo myself. Please keep making videos and inspiring people
I reckon you've struck the TH-cam magic formula for diy rust repairs Tony. Time is free when it's your hobby but mega dollar fabrication tools aren't. Plus you need a massive shed to store them. Love your workmanship and your presentation style. Thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate your video editing. You show us all your work, every time. I often wonder how you're going to achieve something, it's great to see and hear how each step takes place.
Another awesome video. It’s amazing what can be done when you don’t over think it lol. Thanks for taking the time to put this content out here. I get re inspired with every video.
Tony you're truly AMAZING!!!! I don't think there's anything you can't do! Over the winter months I think I'm going to start playing more with my welder! and I just bought a plasma cutter. Thanks for making everything look so, so easy!!!
Sometimes when explaining what you’re going to do I’m like how is that going to work, then you show how you do it and in like ohhhh, that’s how! Really enjoy your process. Thanks for the content.
Another gem of a video!!!👌👌👌 I find your solutions incredibly ingenious and yet so simple!! Thank you so much for imparting your knowledge!! Looking forward to the next video!!👍👍👍
Love this one. Exactly what I want to do on my NOVA project. Giving me some more insight and inspiring me to move forward with the custom work. Always look forward to your next newest video, Thanks for sharing, You are definitely a master in this stuff.
I just enrolled in a MIG welding class that starts in January. So keep them videos coming. Im going to trade my 100 weldpak for a 140 weldpak with small gas tank like you have. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
🙋🏼♂️ Boa noite amigo Meus parabéns mais uma vez muito bom mais uma vez meus parabéns feliz Natal e um próspero Ano Novo cheio de saúde e paz para você e família Deus te abençoe🙌🏻👍🏻🇧🇷
Tony good job! it's always a learning curve watching others do similar things I can do or have done! when I was in trade school before I got in the Sheet Metal trade the instructor used to say "When you know every thing there is to know about Sheet Metal, its time to go meet the Big Tinner!" he was not wrong there! keep up the good work!
Thank for your informative and resourceful videos. I`m an old swedish guy that many years ago worked as an professional sheet metal worker and beside that my whole life been reparing old cars that I saved from the junkyard. I`m a member of a group on Facebook where both professionals and amateurs are members and I have shared many of your videos there, which have been much appreciated. Keep up the good work!👍
I like the way you make the panels bigger then trim them down after, I think I will try to use that tip next time, I always seem to take too long trying to make things fit perfect on the first go then have to remake the piece if it turns out too small or the wrong shape.
Thanks for another look into the master’s mind. Great advice, don’t get too far ahead of yourself before you clean and buff. I’ve a couple projects I’ve got started so far down the road it’s a chore to go back and finish it up. Makes you tend to give up all together or finish up half a$$ed. Thanks for instilling that idea.
That was a fantastic rolled panel! I love the way you broke it down into small manageable pieces. As if joining the two panels weren't enough, you put that really cool Indented piece in the middle. You could probably put a light on it as well. It looks like it came from the factory, it's that good.
Several times I have needed tinsmith jobs on my cars and I have never met a tinsmith who has the patience and skills you have to carve metal with solder and sanders, your work is truly admirable.
Putting some of your tips to good work. I’m restoring my dad‘s old 1930 model A Tudor. The bottom 4 inches of the car is gone all the way around. One piece at a time, thanks for the tips.
It would look like a difficult job few months before I found your channel. You are showing us how easily things can be made. Thank you for teaching me how to think about the job to do it easily and even encouraging me to start these "more advanced" sheet metal jobs. I always look forward to see any new video from you.
Sweet mate that has helped me out as I've got to make a custom one of these for a customer that's blanking off his ute spare wheel door so I'll be giving that a crack and be using g my ute to dummy fit it so I make make some videos on me making it to. Cheers mate for your video
Love the way you say "all I did was" and then show us some genius way to make the impossible simple.
Exelente Maestro!!!!!
Saludos desde cordoba Argentina.
This is a good example of why experience is way more important than training or studying.
Thanks for the education, and I hope that you are keeping warm.
Thank you very much. In the past, I asked a friend to build the lic plate space; now I will be able to do it myself. You are a great teacher.
Very nice work . Keep on teaching your followers.👍🇨🇦
Enjoy watching someone that understands what they are doing!
That's got to be the sexiest tailpan to ever grace the tail end of a Datsun truck ever, beautiful work as always Tony 😍 👏
A , love the seams 💯%, You are a grand fabrication king , bless you and thee 1952 Chevy Deluxe
Thank you Fitzee...Very detailed. Awesome work. From South Africa
Just watched this again, incredible work and process, Joe ❤❤❤❤
My background is cabinet making, its a different mind set with metal. You are helping me make the transition. Thank you.
GOOD POINT FITZEE....When you stitch or Pulse weld. You need the heat setting higher. Because when you run a bead it heats up as you weld more. You want your heat high enough to pulse short time periods and penetrate.
Roll the edge, cut a relief line and bend the rolled edge to match the bed above. Weld in a filler wedge. Brilliant solutions!
Hi Toni, nothing fancy but it looks great! Thanks for taking us step by step how to fix it. Nice vid again. 😉
Hi Tony! Glad I stuck around. Watching you create works of art with simple tools inspires me to do more. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome job … enjoy watching your videos
Beautiful job , can't wait for that little Crusty project .
Been bing watching your videos. Watched enough to start seeing the individual parts to a complicated patch panel.
For this I say *THANKS YOU!*
Wow, what a great Idee!! With the numberplate awesome
Big praises man...on pretty much every one of your videos, there is a moment where I say, "Fitzee's a genius!" This time it was when you cut the two slots one each side and then put them in the vice and raised the left and right sides. As soon as I saw that in the vice, I knew your plan...genius!
After a few minutes of watching your videos a smile appears on my face..... just pure pleasure and an honor to witness your skill with metal unfold before my eyes.... thank you !
Another video of brilliant techniques. Thank you.
Thanks again Fitzee for sharing your techniques and working styles.
Thank you Tony for sharing all of your wonderful skills and ideas! You are definitely inspiring, and give not only me but thousands of people the ambition and courage to tackle these projects. I’m in Ontario, but with these videos you feel like a neighbour. Keep it up! I’ll stick around!
I love watching you restore vehicles. I have learned so much!
Tony you are a genius. I like your work and your sense of resourcefulness. Thank you for sharing .🤝🏆🙋🏻♂️
Great job... once again Mr .Fitzee... I enjoy yourself ...,and your videos that you give us. Thank you all so much!!!.... Your training me to be more confident in myself... and my big tackle with my 68 Impala fastback... ty!
Wow! the tips were way good Fitz! Thanks!!!
Looking good Tony!
Very nice job! Keep them coming!
Looks like it came that way from the Factory ... Nice work, Tony....
I too hate grinding,, But I’m a better Grinder, than I am Welder... lol
Thanks for the tips....
I absolutely love your patience and the way you take time to explain everything. I bought a a 2000 s10 79,000 kms never seen a snowflake and when the time comes to do custom work your mentoring will be invaluable. Thanks
You are a hell of a fabricator. Excellent work. Detail makes all the difference.
Great work. Your skill plus instructional method is great to watch.
Absolutely love how you teach sir. Need more teachers like you.
I concur. An excellent Teacher!
Fantastic job. Looks Factory. I've got to revisit your welding tutorials.
brilliant work well explained
I watch every video
excellent tips
TRUE I always think about grinding whenever i am doing a repair. Inside corners are the toughest. I try to avoid welding in them VIA Bending lapping. anything I can do not to need to grind an inside corner. Makes life much easier.
mind blown, thanks for the lesson sir
As usual, I learned some valuable information. It looks just like factory. Thanks!
Nice job Fitzee. Great work on editing.
Man that turned out really good Fitzee! Cheers, Doug
Your talent never ceases to amaze me. Complex broken into basic components. Props sir!!
Thank you for that video. you truly inspire me to Try and do the sheet metal work to my 70 Monte Carlo myself. Please keep making videos and inspiring people
Great idea for a custom dashboard.
Cheers to Fitzee. 🍻
Happy holidays. 🎁🎉🎊🎄
I reckon you've struck the TH-cam magic formula for diy rust repairs Tony. Time is free when it's your hobby but mega dollar fabrication tools aren't. Plus you need a massive shed to store them. Love your workmanship and your presentation style. Thanks for sharing.
Another great teaching video. You are a great teacher and you show us how to simplify what you do. Have a merry christmas.
Superb work & excellent tips as always the case with your tutorials.
Thanks for sharing your expertise.
RIck
I really appreciate your video editing. You show us all your work, every time. I often wonder how you're going to achieve something, it's great to see and hear how each step takes place.
Thx for the tip and trick of using the edge of the bed to find the correct angle for the license plate indent. It was so simple.
Another awesome video. It’s amazing what can be done when you don’t over think it lol. Thanks for taking the time to put this content out here. I get re inspired with every video.
i really enjoy watching your video's and im learning alot
That was cool. Great tips brother
Nice finish of how the roll pan looks as if a factory stamping, like those crisp straight lines. Will be using your ideas. Thanks
Love this channel! 👍👍👍👍
Always fun to watch the master work. Good work
Tony you're truly AMAZING!!!! I don't think there's anything you can't do! Over the winter months I think I'm going to start playing more with my welder! and I just bought a plasma cutter. Thanks for making everything look so, so easy!!!
This is closest style to what I am wanting to make for my 99 silverado. Thank you for sharing
Sometimes when explaining what you’re going to do I’m like how is that going to work, then you show how you do it and in like ohhhh, that’s how! Really enjoy your process. Thanks for the content.
Learned more. Good episode.
Another gem of a video!!!👌👌👌
I find your solutions incredibly ingenious and yet so simple!!
Thank you so much for imparting your knowledge!!
Looking forward to the next video!!👍👍👍
Nice job Fitz.. that’s tidy !
Beautiful work Tony! Learned a lot!
That's some really nice work. Thanks for doing these videos!
Another great video! I'm constantly learning something new.
Your meticulous methodology of working out the easiest and best route to achieving what your goal is inspiring.
I love how simple it is through your eyes!
Love this one. Exactly what I want to do on my NOVA project. Giving me some more insight and inspiring me to move forward with the custom work. Always look forward to your next newest video, Thanks for sharing, You are definitely a master in this stuff.
as always, tips are great, and your timing is excellent for my own roll pan
Lovely work!
Your work is top notch. Thanks for the knowledge you share.
Top notch as always. Happy as hell to see someone on this side of the country doing this work on TH-cam. Keep it up.
the way you made that raised section (pure genius)
Genius, the way you do those dog legs is genius. Love the frenched in panel too. A very inspirational video, thanks again.
Fitzees you are the master metal mind great tutorial 👌
I just enrolled in a MIG welding class that starts in January. So keep them videos coming. Im going to trade my 100 weldpak for a 140 weldpak with small gas tank like you have. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
🙋🏼♂️ Boa noite amigo Meus parabéns mais uma vez muito bom mais uma vez meus parabéns feliz Natal e um próspero Ano Novo cheio de saúde e paz para você e família Deus te abençoe🙌🏻👍🏻🇧🇷
Tony good job! it's always a learning curve watching others do similar things I can do or have done!
when I was in trade school before I got in the Sheet Metal trade the instructor used to say
"When you know every thing there is to know about Sheet Metal, its time to go meet the Big Tinner!"
he was not wrong there! keep up the good work!
Thank for your informative and resourceful videos. I`m an old swedish guy that many years ago worked as an professional sheet metal worker and beside that my whole life been reparing old cars that I saved from the junkyard. I`m a member of a group on Facebook where both professionals and amateurs are members and I have shared many of your videos there, which have been much appreciated. Keep up the good work!👍
Awesome job as always Tony. I would have never figured out how to make that area over the license plate box. Thanks for posting!
I like the way you make the panels bigger then trim them down after, I think I will try to use that tip next time, I always seem to take too long trying to make things fit perfect on the first go then have to remake the piece if it turns out too small or the wrong shape.
Beautiful work as usual good job I just keep learning thank you.
Very nice work sir!! Looks great!!
Very Nice work. Working with what you have. Dad always said. Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without. Merry Christmas!
Thanks again for the knowledge love watching you seem like I need to stop making it hard on myself. Looks good
Amazing work! You make it look so easy. Lots of great tips. Thanks for sharing. You are a wonderful teacher.
Awesome job Fitzee!
Another awesome looking job might have to try this on one of mine thanks again fitzee
Thanks for another look into the master’s mind. Great advice, don’t get too far ahead of yourself before you clean and buff. I’ve a couple projects I’ve got started so far down the road it’s a chore to go back and finish it up. Makes you tend to give up all together or finish up half a$$ed. Thanks for instilling that idea.
That was a fantastic rolled panel! I love the way you broke it down into small manageable pieces. As if joining the two panels weren't enough, you put that really cool Indented piece in the middle. You could probably put a light on it as well. It looks like it came from the factory, it's that good.
Awesome work Tony 👍
I wish I could be there in your garage to teach me metal fab firsthand, thanks Tony
Several times I have needed tinsmith jobs on my cars and I have never met a tinsmith who has the patience and skills you have to carve metal with solder and sanders, your work is truly admirable.
Great work as always my friend. Thanks for showing us how it is done.
Nice work tony. Thank you for showing us all the depth of your years of experience
Putting some of your tips to good work. I’m restoring my dad‘s old 1930 model A Tudor. The bottom 4 inches of the car is gone all the way around. One piece at a time, thanks for the tips.
It would look like a difficult job few months before I found your channel. You are showing us how easily things can be made. Thank you for teaching me how to think about the job to do it easily and even encouraging me to start these "more advanced" sheet metal jobs. I always look forward to see any new video from you.
''GREAT" work on that roll pan!!! You make it look so simple!!! Merry Christmas
Sweet mate that has helped me out as I've got to make a custom one of these for a customer that's blanking off his ute spare wheel door so I'll be giving that a crack and be using g my ute to dummy fit it so I make make some videos on me making it to. Cheers mate for your video