Making A Reverse Curve Fender - Part 2

Part 2 of 2. The entire process of making a steel fender with a reverse-curve lip. This part covers panel fitment for welding, welding technique, dealing with distortion, and panel finishing.
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[@kenc4104]

another nice video with some good tips. Hope to see more.

[@CatskillMtnCustoms]

Thanks! I hope to have some more videos up soon 👍

[@letsjustbuildit6163]

Very cool

[@CatskillMtnCustoms]

Thanks for watching!

[@ReaperNINEx]

My toxic trait is discovering this video at 3 am and thinking “I can do that” while my credit card screams in fear of yet another set of hobby tools.

[@CatskillMtnCustoms]

Haha do it!

[@MRDRESDA]

great job, last thing i would have thought of was cutting it in half..

[@CatskillMtnCustoms]

Thank you. Yeah, it’s counter intuitive at first thought, but for a part that’s going to be painted it’s much more efficient. If it were an aluminum part to be polished I may have taken a different approach.

[@MRDRESDA]

good job anyway, sheet metal has never been my forte but now looking at many you tubes to get a handle on it.

[@martinrandez7021]

Excellent video! this is great content man :) thanks for sharing your tips!

[@CatskillMtnCustoms]

Thanks again for watching!

[@wlptmp]

I got family who live in Accord and Kerhonkson

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I’m nearby in Olivebridge 👍

[@giantvikasyt6354]

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[@giantvikasyt6354]

Sir how to made long front spring