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Does it allow user to switch from metric to inches? Thanks.

Is your tig machine setup to pulse?

Awesome videos! Thank you for taking the time to make it. You should really make more videos, more often. I’m sure you would get a huge fan base. Would love to see the workings of your eckhold as well.

Great no fumbling around video. Thanks.

Awesome work.. what guage is the firewall?

Very helpful video sir. Just got mine yesterday. Took less than a week from the order. I have to leave on a trip but when I get back I’m diving down the rabbit hole to make this thing work.

How much on that repair ?

Nice video.. good job.

excelent video, its the why you explain it SIMPLE

Mike , are the lower anvil ( 12” x 12”) and the upper die available for purchase? Regards, George Enjoyed your excellent tutorial

Thanks for all the tips very good movie

Awesome play by play, I just got my Arcdroid but have not set it up yet. I am going to build a dedicated plasma table out of a rolling cart for it. I will look up your next video on this.

Heads up for Alibre users. Their CAD does not support plasma

Always enjoy watching these.

Except you can't cut that piece out on the tabletop you just calibrated the machine on?!? A real world example would have been more interesting to me.

What was the price on that unit ?

I enjoy how you explain the process and look forward to part 2!

You're an incredible teacher, Mike. Please make more videos. Do you still offer one-on-one metal shaping classes?

You saved this thing from a certain death. Can you consider making some videos on how to make patch panels with just a hand tools, shot bag, stump and air planishing hammer. 😊 Most people can't afford even simple equipment like English wheel, shrinker&stretcher or bead machine.

Hello friend, do you have any blueprints to make your own Pullmax?

Veery, very well explained Mike, good video

Excellent teacher thanks for the video

Very informative and clearly presented. Excellent thank you. 😀

Well explained beautiful workmanship.

Ola aqui e do Brasíl é faz outros vídeo mostrando essas outras maquinas de cor blu e red

very helpfull video! thanks!

could make some good seals that way

Well done tutorial, actually the best I’ve seen as far as the Pullman goes. I’ve done that form set up before but used the hammer and punch method. I didn’t focus on the perimeter like you have shown, so I hope to try it that way next time. Again great video.

Great video Mike! A little tip to make finding the center of a circle about to be cut with a hole saw even easier, find a bolt the same thread as the hole saw and sharpen it to a point, place the hole saw where its needed to be and screw the bolt in until it marks center for you... a little tap with a hammer on steel if that's what you're cutting. Keep that bolt in a handy spot!

Bro , my radiator has a small leak drop every now and then and can see it runs off corner on a weld , is it fixable? It’s aluminum

You are bloody good at explaining things. Well done 👏

That was helpful thank you!

Why 2½" and not 3

Thanks for this informative video man 🏁

Say Mike do you sell any accessories for the Pullmax like dies etc .Once again this video has tons of knowledge

Keep the videos coming very educational

The radiator turned out awesome. Thanks for all the good tips and tricks. Using lathe and mill for automotive stuff is always interesting. Please keep making these videos.

10:50 This firewall element would be "fun" to make without the pullmax machine. I wonder if it's possible with just a bead roller and some pre-stretching as you've mentioned at the end of the video.

Nicely done Mike. I have a Pullmax and have been curious about how to do this technique, really appreciate you explaining it. One question, you used a 4.5” grinder to sand the screw tips off in the early part of the video, it looked like you had a special setup on the grinder to use sanding discs - can you say more about that?

Link to Stan Fulton ?

This is a great tip for "making" things work!

You are creating some awesome videos, keep up the good work, I subscribed and hit the like button for all your videos. Good Job!

Awesome video! Do you have an affiliate code so you get a kickback when I buy one?

Great video explaining everything. Thank you looking forward to next one.

Congratulations. Looking forward to the next chapter. 👍😎👍

👍👍😎👍👍

Looks like it's going to make life a bit easier. Would love to see it doing some cutting. And have a good one man.

can't wait to see it in action

Excellent content, cadence, presentation of this process along with why each choice is important. Well done Mike

Both of those power hammers are nice , what brand is the old style green one ?