Welding begins on the trunk lid! Not a how to! Still learning TIG! Rusty Model A coupe build!
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- More progress!!! In this video on the Hemi powered Model A Special Coupe Traditional Hot Rod build, the patch panel for the rusty trunk is coming together! Welding begins!
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Coming up soon on this project... More trunk repair, chassis fabrication, finishing the rear subrails, fitting oversize door pins, rebuilding door latches, rust repair on the doors and quarter panels, and much more!
Thanks for watching me bring this old 1928 Ford Model A Special Coupe back to life!
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Happy b lated father's day. Love it
Thank you Sharon!
Love your car been a dream of mine for a long time
Thanks. I hope you are able to live that dream.
You did a great job on the TIG for a being new at it. It takes a while to learn, unlike a MIG. Really enjoy your videos - thanks !
Thanks! It was a great learning exercise. Thanks for watching!
Thumbs up! You persevered and got er done!
Yessir, I just pressed on and made it happen.
Happy Father's day
Thanks, And you also! Happy Father’s Day!
Thanks for a realistic video! It will be nice to see how much time you invest bringing an original piece back 🙂
Thanks for watching! I hope the time needed to bring this old starter back is done. But there’s a lot to be spent on the engine.
That patch turned out pretty decent there Phillip, tig welding does take some practice for sure but that turned out great! Enjoyed the video, have a great week and enjoy your Fathers Day too!
Yes sir, thank you! Hope you have a great Father’s Day as well!
Thanks again, Phillip! 'Nice work on the patches! Isn't it helpful how the copper backer absorbs heat, and helps prevent blow-outs? Learning THAT trick was a game-changer for me, for sure! Enjoy!
Bro Harry (Irene update coming...)
You are right Bro Harry, that copper trick is definitely a game hanger!! Looking forward to the update!
Got good with that TIG by the end of the video. I bought a TIG in hoping to do some cleaner welds on some sheetmetal on my '40. Definitely need more practice, you're right, the pros make it look easy.
Yes sir, I was running out of time to get the video done and wasn't able to really get into it, but I made some adjustments along the way and things improved drastically. I think I'll make a couple more adjustments and get even better next time. Practice does help, which is why I wanted to not take the easy route this time, and just went ahead with the TIG till I got it right.
@@phillipshotrodgarage appreciate the perseverance. Happy Father's Day!
@@bearsstuff Happy Father's Day!
I never make fun of anyone’s work, especially when they are better at it than me....patches turned out great... Hope your daughters car was okay...
Till the next video,, have a good one, Phillip....
My skill level with the TIG had me struggling for a little bit, but things got better as time went on, and I'm happy with the end result. My daughter's car was fine, we were blessed. Thankfully, the hail was small, but it scared me for a minute there.
Well Phillip ------ you made it happen ------ and came out pretty good ---- that's all that matters ------ I like to watch Carl Fisher ------ " Make It Kustom " gives you a lot of Tips on welding sheet metal with Tig ----- He is Very Good ------ Like everything else ------ Practice Makes Perfect ---- Happy Father's Day to you ------- Check out Carl -------See you on your next one ------ Rodney
I love to watch Karl, he is a master at what he does. They say all is well that ends well, and I made it happen. Have a good one!
Start off !!! Happy Father's day to ya and looks like ya been busy man keep it up 👆 ya got this ya that's a fancy toy ya got ther to much for this old guy ya know what l mean ya hav to hav toys yes indeed but l will stick with the stick can't afford the toys right now paying bills comes first Wiffee always say looks like a little bit of work going on my friend make it happen ya doing!!!! Great keep us posted looks like fun
Thanks 👍Is your wife watching? Hope you had a great Father's Day!
Good job 👍, JR in Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks 👍Appreciate you watching from Canada!
I used to use a mig lot, but when i bought the tig, i have done most of the welding with that. It sure needs some practising and the panel gaps are tighter than they are with mig. Personally i really like to use it, even the mig might be easier way to do it in some cases.
It's easy just to grab the MIG and go since I'm comfortable with it. But, I think forcing myself to get it right with the TIG was the right thing to do to improve my skills.
Hello the tig a shot to take?? Good Man👍👍
I don't guess I understand your question?? What are you asking?
the usual TIG welding station to take in hand.
I am enjoying TIG welding and learning a lot, and improving. Can you tig weld?
hard to learn?
😘👍
@@lesorcierharleyus5543 takes a lot of practice
Maybe not having a gap you could throw a cat through would help when you're trying to weld material thinned by dipping it in acid.
If you watched the previous video on this project, there was no gap. I had it fitting perfectly. When i clamped it and I started welding, and I let it move somehow. By the time I realized it, it was too late and I had to press on through it. The metal was very thin before dipping it in acid. I tried to limit the amount of exposure to the acid to keep it from getting any thinner. I let the acid soften the rust, and used a wire brush to mechanically scrub the rust off to help speed up the process to help reduce metal loss. If I was a professional TIG welder, things would have gone better for sure. I made a couple of mistakes but I worked through them, and when it is all said and done, I will save a piece that most people would have thrown away. Thanks for watching, I appreciate the comments.
And if you ever weld stainless steel wear a respirator to protect from hexavalent chromium
I didn't notice any smoke or smell. I cleaned a piece of metal with brake clean before I welded one time, and that was a mistake. That made me sick and it took me a while to breathe well. I learned a valuable lesson that day. As far as this video, by the end of the video, I had the issue figured out. I'll probably talk about it in the next video. By the end of the video, everything was going much smoother.
@@phillipshotrodgarageI'm so sorry I forgot to say Happy Father's day
Oh, no problem, I hope you had a great Father's Day as well!