Fabricating the rear window patch panel for the drivers rear window. Multiple steps and multiple pieces to create a single patch panel for the Working mans Hotrod
Great job you have got really good at making patch panels great videos keep up the good work now people are going to come to you to get things done you have really came a long way at working on hot rods
Awesome fabrication welding repair work the back window did not look easy.. but you made it happen..now it has a more solid foundation to work on it's auto body. Good work. 👍
Great video my friend! You may not be a professional fabricator , but your doing what every project builder with building their own ways to accomplish to learn by mistake and redoing it to get right! Don't worry cause your doing great with getting it done, and that's what counts in my world!
Hey Mike I kinda figured that piece wasn't going to be an easy one to make nice job Mike definitely hard to recreate a. Stamped piece with multiple bends and roles awesome work Mike 👍
Wow, a pretty straight forward bit of fab on the tail made such an impressive help to the appearance of that end! Now........the driver side rear window patch/patches really was a tedious animal that would try the patience of several panel beaters! You certainly are among those that can figure out exactly all of the details and have the skills and the patience to make it happen! Great job Mike! Thanks and all the best to you and Alli!
I thought so too. It was a heck of a lot easier than shrinking and wheeling a new one. Thank you for the kind words. It took some time, I’m extremely happy how it came out and I enjoy the process of figuring things out. I want to get better.
Hi ya Mick what i do to stop my Glasses misting up when you have a mask on is a the same stuff for when your riding your MOTORCYCLE this stops your glassed or visor from misting up it works real good when you put a mask on for working on the Rod its called Muc-off Premum Anti-Fog Treatment. Basically its a spray you use on your glasses works for me each day i work i give them a spray it does not damage your glasses . Well worth using this sort of product so you can work and see what your doing...keep up the good work bud, your mate here in the UK.
Enjoyed seeing the thought process. The progression in simplifying the patch to something one can accomplish in the home garage was excellent. Not everyone has a Pullmax and customs set of dies to stamp that piece out. Well done!
Thanks Mike. I appreciate it man. I’m glad it came across well in the video. I know I missed a few steps while I was off camera figuring things out. Thanks for the kind words and for the support. Mike
I think you're doing an amazing job with a pile of tin ya started with. Every video adds more value and more of a complete car. I'm looking at a used piece of equipment that rolls, bends, and cuts sheet metal. I just don't have the room for them separately. My family thinks I've lost my mind. We'll have the tools a long time and hopefully I'll be here to teach my grandsons how to usethem
That was a tough one. Thank you for the tip on the Trulers. I got mine early last week and am ready to buy more. following you the last dozen-ish episodes I can see what shop tools I'll need to acquire to get to your level of fun and satisfaction. Carry on Mike! This is good stuff.
Great video Mike! I look forward to the new videos and can't wait to see the 32 roadster build. I'm sure you can't wait to work on it. Epic find and it went to a great home.
Yes I saw. I don’t no what I did but mist the end then replayed it and you was working the bottom of the back panel. I like the way you figure the problem out. I’m learning from your work. Thanks a lot.
I’m doing what I’m doing, the next guy can fix whatever he wants. I’ve said it a 100 times. I’m not keeping this car. But at the same time I don’t want to half ass what I do.
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For a guy who claims limited metal working ability . You did a great job, the window was a tough place to fix, nice tinkering !!
Thanks so much. I really appreciate the kind words. Always learning
Doing a great job . Your living what many of us would love to do .😊
Thank you.
You're doing an amazing job with this old hot rod.
Thank you so much.
Great job you have got really good at making patch panels great videos keep up the good work now people are going to come to you to get things done you have really came a long way at working on hot rods
I really appreciate that.
You did a great job on that. The hot rod is looking so good
Thanks ! It’s just about to the point to move it along. Finally
Awesome fabrication welding repair work the back window did not look easy.. but you made it happen..now it has a more solid foundation to work on it's auto body. Good work. 👍
Thank you
Great video my friend! You may not be a professional fabricator , but your doing what every project builder with building their own ways to accomplish to learn by mistake and redoing it to get right! Don't worry cause your doing great with getting it done, and that's what counts in my world!
I appreciate it. Lots of pondering and thinking to get through that one. But I did and I’m really happy with it.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Mlke, Great job! It sure came out nice. You do great work. Someone will get a great project to start with.
Thank you so much.
Enjoying how you created the window patch with channel and the piece you made to strengthen the rear of the cab.
Thank you. That’s all made from 18ga flat sheet metal.
Was a tricky patch to make.
Hey Mike I kinda figured that piece wasn't going to be an easy one to make nice job Mike definitely hard to recreate a. Stamped piece with multiple bends and roles awesome work Mike 👍
Thanks Matt. I’m really happy how it turned out.
Morning Mike - great to see you'remaking progress. 👍👍
Thank you 🙏🏼👍🏼
Hey Mike.Well done on re-creating the side window.
Thank you. It was a good one to accomplish.
Great job on the fab work on the patch panel.Around the side window.
Thank you. That was a head scratcher for sure.
Wow, a pretty straight forward bit of fab on the tail made such an impressive help to the appearance of that end! Now........the driver side rear window patch/patches really was a tedious animal that would try the patience of several panel beaters! You certainly are among those that can figure out exactly all of the details and have the skills and the patience to make it happen! Great job Mike! Thanks and all the best to you and Alli!
I thought so too. It was a heck of a lot easier than shrinking and wheeling a new one. Thank you for the kind words. It took some time, I’m extremely happy how it came out and I enjoy the process of figuring things out.
I want to get better.
First class job done as per usual thanks for sharing it with us
Absolutely. Thank you for following along.
Inspirational! All things are possible.
Yes sir. That’s always true.
Hi ya Mick what i do to stop my Glasses misting up when you have a mask on is a the same stuff for when your riding your MOTORCYCLE this stops your glassed or visor from misting up it works real good when you put a mask on for working on the Rod its called Muc-off Premum Anti-Fog Treatment. Basically its a spray you use on your glasses works for me each day i work i give them a spray it does not damage your glasses . Well worth using this sort of product so you can work and see what your doing...keep up the good work bud, your mate here in the UK.
Thanks so much. I’ve never heard of it. I’ll have to order some.
@@ThisOldHotrod Any de misting stuff for motorcycle visors I think Harley do a good one Mike, have fun buddy.
@hotdogbri Muc Off is a staple for Mountain Bikers here in the US. I'll try it too, their cleaning supplies are the best!
@@davidhyson9910 hay thats great to hear David good luck with using it for working buddy..
Wow that window was a tough one Mike. Great thought and progress on it. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Don
@@ThisOldHotrod it’s Mike also😆
@@dadsrustorations5103 oops. I replied to the wrong person. Sorry Mike !
Awesome job mike it was nerve racking for me and I wasn't the one doing it !! lol Thanks for your time and the video see ya next time.
Hahah. I’m glad I was the one doing it then. Lol
You're getting pretty good at this stuff, Mike!
That was a tough one 👍🏼
Enjoyed seeing the thought process. The progression in simplifying the patch to something one can accomplish in the home garage was excellent. Not everyone has a Pullmax and customs set of dies to stamp that piece out. Well done!
Thanks Mike. I appreciate it man.
I’m glad it came across well in the video. I know I missed a few steps while I was off camera figuring things out.
Thanks for the kind words and for the support.
Mike
Great job Mike! You’re giving me great tips for my 30 Plymouth 4dr. Hi from northern Idaho.
I’m glad you’re abele to take some things away from the videos stp be able to apply them to your build.
I think you're doing an amazing job with a pile of tin ya started with. Every video adds more value and more of a complete car.
I'm looking at a used piece of equipment that rolls, bends, and cuts sheet metal. I just don't have the room for them separately. My family thinks I've lost my mind. We'll have the tools a long time and hopefully I'll be here to teach my grandsons how to usethem
That’s fantastic ! There will be many valuable lessons learned.
@@ThisOldHotrod how do I send you a private message?
@@donlandenberg8126 you can’t on TH-cam. But you can send me an email. Thisoldhotrod@gmail.com
Great job on that patch...awesome!
It was a head scratcher for sure. But I got it. 😎👍🏼. Thank you.
That was a tough one. Thank you for the tip on the Trulers. I got mine early last week and am ready to buy more.
following you the last dozen-ish episodes I can see what shop tools I'll need to acquire to get to your level of fun and satisfaction.
Carry on Mike! This is good stuff.
They’re really great to have. A very useful tool to keep in the shop.
Love that mask it warm and keeps out the krap from getting in your lungs. I recommend it very comfy
I’m happy I found them. I’ll always have one in the shop
I realy like it and it’s helpful for me, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
I’m glad that will help. Thank you
Great fab work, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you 🙏🏼 you’re very welcome.
Thks for sharing your project with us keep it up working on 28 Essexx 2dr 350 Chevy lot of body work like you ya got this 👍
The best part is you do do it while you’re driving it.
Great video Mike! I look forward to the new videos and can't wait to see the 32 roadster build. I'm sure you can't wait to work on it. Epic find and it went to a great home.
Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼. It’ll get mocked up, but it’ll sit for a little while.
Nice job that's a tough one looks good
Thank you 🙏🏼
Glad the pass side is good. Haha
Doing a great job,and like your saftey😀
I see people using cutoffs w no guards. No safety protection what so ever. Makes me nervous.
Nice job young man 👍
Thank you so much.
Nice job Mike
Thank you 🙏🏼
Looks good, keep it up.
Thank you George.
Awesome video buddy
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great job!
Thank you 😁👍🏼
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching.
Looking good Mike
👍👍👍👍
Thanks TP !
What’s that saying. One broken bolt from a two day ordeal. You figured that out well. Don’t you have a shrinker, stretcher? Definitely nice work. Tim.
Yes I have one. I used it in this video.
Yes I saw. I don’t no what I did but mist the end then replayed it and you was working the bottom of the back panel. I like the way you figure the problem out. I’m learning from your work. Thanks a lot.
Wow that was amazing I was thinking that through with you and my head exploded I need your tools or are you using magic
I’m a wizard in civilian clothes. 😂
You do realize that you are the next guy.
I’m doing what I’m doing, the next guy can fix whatever he wants.
I’ve said it a 100 times. I’m not keeping this car. But at the same time I don’t want to half ass what I do.
I guess I am in some respect.
Nicely done.
What song is at your beginning and end. Cool tune.
The artist is Say it.
The song is On my Own. (Instrumental version)
What's going on with the Blue 34 Coupe? I liked that project, did you sell it?
Donated it to Kars for Kids
@@ThisOldHotrod Well done!
hit the sub an like keep grindin mike
I appreciate that. I’ve had a productive few days in the shop this week.
Getting close !
you have the tools you need to make it in 1 pce watch some proshaper videos wray can do it all with a hammer dolly
I’ll have to watch some of his videos. Thanks
Stop reporting for them
What exactly are you talking about
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