Hand made quarter pass or fail?
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- In this episode in the multi part video series I continue the shaping process with the quarter panel by planishing everything out. I then go into putting in the belt line profiles, the lower and around the wheel well bead profile.I walk you though going over the bead profile lay out, how to make and use guide fences, and pre stretching before you do bead work. The panel is really starting to look like something.
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Really looking forward to the pre-stretching video, I only have a bead roller to do beading with… but it still wants to turn my panels into a something like a Pringles potato chip.
Thanks, I hope to have it out soonish
Your talent in metal shaping is unbelievable.
Thanks, it is more dedication and effort than talent
Excellent video Mike. Definitely appreciate the way you took the time to show the layout and explain the thinking behind it. No doubt looking forward to the pre-stretch calculation video I always seem to get too much or not enough. Thank you for taking the time to make the videos!
Thanks for watching
For a non metal worker who is listening to your description of pre stretching at the 24:00 point .....even to me, a non metal worker, the description made total sense..... I totally understood what you explained.
That's a true gift that you possess, teaching and explaining. 👍
Thanks for watching and glad it was an understood concept
"Today is a new day" is right... Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Awesome watching a true professional doing their work. I will always be a garage hack, and that’s ok. Watching you was like watching a true fine artist!
Much respect!!!
Thanks for watching
I appreciate how detailed you are.
thanks
Pass.
As I stated in one of your other videos, Poetry in motion.
Watching these videos is soothing, no stress.
I have not ever done anything like what you do, but will have a better idea if ever I do.
Thanks Mike, thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Sorry if I ask some dumb questions at times.
✌️
Thanks for watching
All I can say is wow. Your videos and craftsmanship are amazing.
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Thanks for the very interesting video Mike. Please can you show how to weld up the Clécio holes in the next video.
Thanks for watching, i will see about a cleco hole welding video
love that true craftsmen still exist
great video thanks
Thanks for watching
Hiya Mike ,as always love your work and how you explain what's going on .Such a craftsman .Thank you .
Thanks for watching 👍
Very impressive ... you make it look easy again ... love these videos ...
Thank you very much!
Thanks again Mike, as always I learn so much from your videos, I love the high standards you set yourself and the extra effort you go to, to achieve this. As you say we all don't have the same investment in equipment that you have, but we can apply the principals you teach.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. glad you are getting some info from the videos
Very nice explanations and excellent metal forming work, I love the equipment you have in your shop to make your job faster and easier on your body!!
Thank you very much!
Wow it is better than factory ,fantastic job Mike you never cease to keep me from wanting more ,can't wait for the shrinking and stretching video ,how you go about figuring how much pre stretching or shrinking you put in .
I see in the back ground you have some panels with louvers in them of different lengths ,wonder how you did those could be cool to see for future videos, a friend gave me some dies for a bead roller for louvers ,getting bushing made for them now ,for 1' shaft mine are 22mm or 7/8 lol ,you asked so I'm asking lol
Video length is good ,doesn't matter long or short ,I'm watching till done ,can't wait for the next video on this 1/4panel keep pumping out the video ,I love them ,just finished In the shop lol
i did the louvers on the lennox. I had a set of louver dies for the bead roller and could never get them to be finished how i liked them
beautiful work Mike.i could watch you perform this work all day.as already mentioned,you're explanation is so easy to understand.it isn't rocket science after all.take care,thanks.
Hello from New Zealand mate. Love your content as usual..
Your attention to detail makes me try harder on my 38...cheers
Thanks for watching, glad I can help motivate you
Another excellent video Mike. Looking forward to seeing how to calculate the required prestretch especially in the corners.
Thanks for watching and the continued support
You Sir are a true craftsman! I sure enjoy your videos!
Thanks for watching
Good insight into some expert panel fabrication, thanks.
Thanks for watching
Great video and tutorial.
Thank you!
Really nice work
Thanks a lot!
That looks so good, thanks for the videos.
Thanks for watching
Great work as usual! I would like to see something on the tools and methods you use to remove a door skin with the intention of reusing it.
Thanks, not sure if i will get into reusing a door skin. when ever I am taking a door skin off its getting replaced. If i do take one off to reuse i will for sure post it
Guess I should have said deck lid skin instead of door skin.
your shop has amazing tools - and you have an amazing knowledge and skill set on the way to use them thanks for teaching
Thanks for watching
Great video!
Thanks
Great video, thanks for taking the time to film and whatever else you have to do to get the content out to us. Off topic but on topic, have you ever pre stretched before you tig welded a panel together due to lack of access for stretching the welded area?
No, i dont do that because you cant precisely calculate the amount stretch needed for the amount of heat you will get. Its more efficient to correct after welding
Pure genius!
Far from a genious, but thanks for watching
Awesome work your videos are really informative and well explained
Thanks for checking it out
Awesome!
Thanks!
Man, what a master……love it
Thanks but far from a master
@@cornfieldcustoms Why? Who is gonna learn others. Indeed, You are doin it right know. So yeah, master it is.... Too bad you live in the VS, i would love to make a living massaging metal
I think your videos are great and if I had to suggest something that would make them better I would say improved lighting conditions so more detail shows up in what is now shadows/darker areas. Just a suggestion on my part.
Thanks for the tips!
Great work, thanks for sharing these skills
Thanks for watching
Great Job!
Thanks!
What entry level power hammer would you recommend? Would like to move further along in metal shaping but as being an old fella can’t justify the machine you use. Anyway, your videos keep me interested and excited about metal shaping
entry level is a loose term. it all comes down to budget. i have seen some used powell hammers for around 15k and then the baileigh MH19 is a good machine. Thats what started on
Amazing!
Thanks!
True craftsman
Thanks
Great detail, thanks for that. Just ine thing, 30-minute weekly videos are so much better. Try to achieve this if possible.⚒️🏴
Thanks for watching, taking an break from videos for a while to focus on work
When running a profile through the lennox, how do you decide when to use the trim edge vs when to use a cleco fence to guide the tooling?
Great video
I base it on location and layout of profile on the panel and ease of manipulation of the panel and keeping the edge against guide or fence against tool. Its one of those things that come with time.
@@cornfieldcustoms got it, thanks.
You are one bad dude
Thanks but I am far from a bad dude, just a guy who puts forth a ton of effort
Great videos. Coldstream Rod Shop mentioned you in his video yesterday. He said you work was really good. His did not compare to your metal work.
Nice Work. Looks Great.
#STAYSAFE
#PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸
thanks
Oh! Sooooo... at about 4:21 in the video you break out a contour gauge. Is that home made? Bought from someplace?
I got it from trick tools years ago
@@cornfieldcustoms Roger that, thanks!
What gauge metal do you prefer? You explain everything very well.
I prefer 19 gauge draw quality but these are done in 18 gauge CR
How many shops have those massive tools and know how to use them.
A lot more than you might think.
I have noticed on videos dealing with body work in metal that sheet metal workers such as yourself use snips enstead of electric shears. Working with tin (not bodybwork) I find that I can cut faster and straighter with electric shears. Is there a reason you seem to prefer to use snips?
Snips are easier to control and more precise, when I am cutting a finish edge it cutting a long a line that is .035 less so being precise is key. i only rough cut with power shears then come back and finish trim by hand.
I need to make a fuel filler catch tray to fill inside my trunk boot any ideas? I need to catch any fuel that may leak and have a drain
Thanks
Maybe consider a hammer form to create the part you need, including the flange.
agree on the hammer form
Yes
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Thanks
I'm trying to comprehend that you're going to be making a duplicate for the other side. 🤯
Its not big of a deal. just use the same pattern and follow it and check the same way with gauges
I think this guy has done this before. I think he is messed up some stuff and learned the hard way but he knows What he’s doing
He knows it so well it’s not funny 🤓💯👍
Yea i made a few and messed up even more. My standards are the biggest thing. I already made one Passenger side quarter panel and was not happy it so remaking them as I did in this video. I am much happier this go around
I would say it’s a pass close but not quiet there…
well its it not finished in this video so yea