WELD in FLOOR PAN FORD (F100 part 56)
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2021
- F100 FORD TRUCK PROJECT (part 56)
Today we're gonna weld in the Floor Pan
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Your killing it RoadKing! Grate work! I can't wait to see the truck all finished
Thanks alot Jonathon!!☺
Hey Road King looking good brings back memories of the 70s in the old body shop I kinda miss those sounds and the smell of lacquer thinner in the morning great job on that old truck it will be better than new when you get finished with it
Thanks alot Doug!! You missed a good show at Jacktown last weekend!!☺
That's one lucky Ford! Great job man
Thanks alot Steve!!☺
Alright, always good to see the progress you are making. Thanks for the look.
Thanks Mac!! Yeah working on it now is a little more enjoyable and not as depressing!!☺
Thanks for sharing buddy
Thanks for watching Scrotie!!☺
Nice job, Road King.
Thanks alot Newman!!☺
Nice job, nice to see you do it RIGHT, most guys would have just screwed it down and stuck the floor mat in and that would have been it. A lessen for these young guys, from us older EXPERIENCED men.
Thanks alot Matt!! School is in session Kids!!☺
looking good! on area's that fit good that can't be clamped I use a hi powered magnet to hold them in place for welding.
Man, that floor was fighting you! I bet you're glad it's almost done!
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
Coming along nicely thanks for sharing I too have a hard time with those screws too good to see it getting a proper repair job 👍
Thanks alot Brian!!☺
Nice job 👍
Thanks Joe!! It was good seeing you again Bud!!☺
The real channels keep the trouble in the edit. The real channels is where I thrive :)
The ole Ford is coming along nicely, Roadking!
Thanks Olly!! Most bloopers stay because I'm just too lazy to edit them!!☺
@@805ROADKING In this case lazy is a good thing :)
Nice work Buddy stitching that floor panel in there. Cheers
Thanks alot Lloyd!!☺
Seeing you have all that fun with those screws reminded me of my last job doing HVAC work :P Nothing pissed me off more than when they would fly out from under my drill. I also hated when I hit something hard underneath the screw, like you did, and had to drill a new hole. That was especially frustrating when I was doing finishing work, and I wanted it to look nice. I had plenty of bad luck with those self-drilling screws, so I tried to stick with the standard "pointy" sheetmetal screws.
I was doing pretty well till I hit that one bastid!!☺
From this video I now understand that the magic of the magic hammer is not from the hammer, but from the hand of the operator.
Thank You Red, we appreciate your kind words!!☺
Very satisfying to see those pieces finally coming into place. Great work, and thanks again for posting!
Thanks alot Tim!!☺
Looking so good King ! Sure going to be a very nice ride ..ENJOYED
Thanks alot Buddy!!☺
Glad to see ya wrenchin buddy. Cant wait to see the finished truck. Gonna be beautiful
Thanks alot Jonas!!☺
@@805ROADKING welcome
Nice job roadking.looks good and strong..
Thanks alot Steve!!☺
Tin bending with RoadKing. The old Ford is gaining weight!
Yeah Buddy!! That's a good thing!!☺
Man that's looking good RK. Whole lotta welding, drilling, cutting, bending, and screwing going on,,, whew
Thanks alot Carl!! We should be slinging some Mud soon!!☺
Getting closer! Steel appears to be quite a bit more forgiving than aluminum. Welding instead of rivets too!
Yeah Buddy!! Ya got alot more options with steel!!☺
Wow, that Makita right-angle drill sounds like it spins super fast! Plus, we always need the magic hammer to make everything right. Looking forward to your Jacktown videos!
Yeah Buddy!! I took some video of the day before the show as an intro but during the show I was so busy I didn't get any so I just deleted everything!! 357magdad had some good video of the show including some of Roadking and Mike ruclips.net/video/pxgPMVjX6og/видео.html !!☺
It makes me feel better to see you have some trouble driving those self tapping screws, I thought I was the only one. Great job, just amazing.
Thanks alot Grant!! It's funny I was doing pretty well till I hit that won that kicked my ass!!☺
@@805ROADKING It's the trying to get'em going, I sometimes have that problem with drywall screws, going into a hard material using a worn bit.
Lookin good Road King !
When you were dong body work for a living did you have wire welders?
If not, how would you attach panels? Gas braze them?
Just curious.
Thanks Steve!! That was back in the 70's and 80's, we brazed them on or used a spot welder!! Migs were around but they were so expensive back then nobody owned them!!☺
...Going to be stronger than factory..lol...looks great, good job, stay safe...
Thanks alot Bob!!☺
You’re sure doing it up right, RK! Those self tapping screws are a handy trick. I usually use Cleco fasteners, but your way is faster, especially for this type of work.👍
Thanks Tony!! Yeah the screws are nice when you're doing some crude work like that!!☺
You’re really keeping your nose to the grindstone on that truck! When you were commenting about “clamp it here and clamp it there”, which Clampett were you talking about, Jed, Jethro, or my favorite Ellie Mae?
That truck will be awesome when you get done with it!
Thanks alot PF!! We need to get it done, it's been hanging around too long!!☺
You do GREAT work and your many years of experience are showing. Have you ever used temporary Cleco fasteners which are used in sheet metal work on aircraft?
Thanks Ron!! I don't have a set of my own but I have used them when I was working on getting My A&P certificate back in the 80's!!☺
nice pointer boss
Thanks Sheriff!!☺
No one ever realizes all the tedious work .
They only notice when you forget to install the door latch! 😂
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
What name brand is your lathe and about how much are they.thanks great vids
That's an Atlas!! It's capable of turning something 6" wide by 18" long!! You can usually get them used from $500-$1200 depending on the condition!!☺
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Thanks Buddy!!☺
So 805RoadKing is that a composite cutting blade for a die grinder? Making good progress.
Thanks Mike!! Yeah those wheels are for a die grinder!! I've had them for a while, they make better ones now!!☺
Making holes to fill the holes... :P
Yeah Buddy!! It's not like I don't already have enough holes to fix eh!!☺
EVENING MATE,sorry iv got to shout my ears a ringing lol:o)
Evening Mate!! ya gotta heed the warnings!!☺
@@805ROADKING 😂
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Thanks Mel!!☺