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Outcast Customs 321
Добавлен 9 июн 2024
a channel devoted to metalshaping, restoring, and customizing classic cars.
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Hammering out the perfect inner fender panel
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How to build a hammer form
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the do's and don'ts of building a wooden hammer form to shape sheetmetal
Hot rod power hammer and pullmax profile dies
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Hot rod power hammer and pullmax profile dies
Stepping panels in the power hammer, pullmax technique.
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Power hammer stepping, pullmax
Make sure you dry it at least for 30 minutes and the rest will come out in the wash hahaha
Just found your channel. Like it, subscribed! What did you pay for the power hammer if you don't mind me asking? Need to see how badly raped I'm getting here in canada
thanks for the demo. great results!( I also own the hotrod power hammer.purchased 2.5 years ago.) my hammer did not come with "collet" type tool holders. just miserable set screw collars. did your hammer come with the collets or did you order them separate? I'm contacting Woodward now to see if those, or other dies are available .keep up the good work. E.
Excellent video I’m glad I found and subscribed to you channel keep the videos coming there informative and inspiring 👍
Thank you for watching.
@@outcastcustoms321 now I want a power hammer in the worst way !!!!!
Thanks for explaining how to make dies and use them. Hardly anyone gets that thorough. I’ve got a P2 pull max that I haven’t used yet and need all the info I can get.
I wasn’t able to find much info on the subject either, I’m glad the content can help, and thanks for watching.
Good job, come up great
a video on DIY tools would be good,,,everbody needs more tools
That is a great suggestion, I do have some DIY tools I planned on making videos of, just been working 7 days lately and haven’t had time to record and edit.
@@outcastcustoms321 great be looking for
im in,,,good info
How are you liking the power hammer? Ive been considering one but hesitant to pull the trigger before i weigh all other options. Looks like it does good work and has a small foot print. Anything you dont like or would change?
I use it quite a bit. The only downfall is the spring mode is not available here in the US due to a patent that Baileigh has on power hammers, so the springs are replaced with solid spacers, making it a fixed stroke like a pullmax. I still use it for shrinking, linear and radial stretching, planishing, and hammering without any issue. The Baileigh MH-19 or PH series are way more powerful machines, but I’m not to that point space or money wise at this point. So for the initial investment, and the assortment of tooling that comes with the machine I have no regrets on my purchase. I would 100% reccomend it to anyone looking to expand their capabilities.
Nice work got to do what we have to within are means alot of don't get the big t.v. shows and free tools and money👍
Thank you, and absolutely!
nice job, fixing a neoprene hammer insert to the tooling may clean up the toolmarks just an idea
That’s a great idea, I have some Delrin or UHMW plastic radius dies for working aluminum that I’m anxious to try out. I’m going to see if I can source some 5/8” stock from similar material for aluminum work, I’ll share a video when I get to that.
Thanks for the video, excellent work.
Thanks for watching!
Very very nice! Thanks.
Glad you like it!
Very Nice Remake of buck, like you said you learn from your builds, it worked, but it could be improved did fine Job at that.
Why? There is a machine called bead roller. Use that, and You don't have to do those templates. from another fabricator
I go into a bit of detail as to why in the full length video I uploaded. Mainly because it is easier to control warpage with a hammer form, the panel stays perfectly flat with this method. Yes you can prestretch before bead rolling and do multiple passes, but the quality of the finished panel is still not as good in my opinion.
GREAT job! Enjoyed your description of the work and the hammer!
Thank you.
What make of Power Hammer are you using? Thanks.
This one is a Woodward Fab Hot Rod Power Hammer, it is a rebranded Metalmaster machine from Australia. Check out my other video where I give a little more detail on the machine itself and thanks for watching.
@@outcastcustoms321 Thanks MUCH! I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your work.
Your second attempt turned out very nice!
Thank you.
Thanks for the video! Can you tell me if this machine can go from spring to ridged mode by making the adjustment through the little plexiglass door on the front of the machine?
The original metalmaster brand machine can, but the Woodward fab version shipped to the US had solid spacers in place of the springs due to a patent in the United States is what I have been told so the is version is rigid mode only.
@@outcastcustoms321 That's a bummer!
You could replace the ridged metal spacers with your own spring or urathane to soften the strike
@kirstenspencer3630 Do you think it's just the spacer that is supposed to turn inside the plexiglass glass window that is different? I think the others should have spring above the spacer that I'm sure are not there but maybe able to be put back in. I do machine work, so building a new spacer is not a problem.
I did not understand the hammering
why the Ubangi music?
If you lived a life with adhd and understood the message of the original soundtrack it would make sense to you.
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Nice video. Thanks for posting. I have the Metalmaster machine down here in New Zealand. What setting did you use behind the perspex door ? Planishing or Power hammer. Spring or no spring ? Thanks, Mike Kiddie
Thanks for watching and being involved Mike! Rigid mode with no spring is best suited for this application.
@@outcastcustoms321 Thanks Chad
You did a great job of explaining the tooling and the process. I like the fact that you're sticking to a couple tools the average guy who can fab either has (or in the case of the power hammer) can save up for if he/she sees value in having it. 👍/shared/comment because I genuinely enjoy the education
Thank you for the positive feedback.
Great job brother!
Thank you 🙏
Turned out great! Really hope to see more as you go.