Interview with Lazze: "The path to success, the present, and the future".
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- In this video Lazze discusses the beginnings of his interest in metal shaping, his first projects, his keys to success, creativity, recent projects, philosophies, and what the future holds.
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Lazze, you are a master of metal, thank you to share your knowledge, is a way to be inmortal in the work and art of other people around the world. Your influence is too strong on this modern time. Regards from Mexico City.
Not just a tradesman but an artist, a Swedish Michael Angelo. Fantastic. Enzo would be proud.
Great being your neighbor. Your are inspiration to Carolina and Me.
You are an artist and a magician at the same time....magnificent work indeed.
Amazing history from a person with great skills very talented.
Thank you Lazze, you are an inspiration and a true artisan!
Thankyou Lazze. I learn very well from watching & your videos have helped me immeasurably. You are an amazing respectful person. Peace Bro.
Best metal shaping videos 👍👌by the best metal shaping man. Thanks for sharing.
Tobbe Oja
nothing to say but a very big !!! THANK YOU !!! Lazze i'am from québec in canada and i hope to meet you one day and visit your workshop . Thank you again
You're an awesome talent. Thanks for all you share.
Thank you lazze for all your inspiration and help sir keep up the amazing work
It's been 6 years since I went to your metal shaping school.
Not only are you an artist,but you are a teacher and a gentleman. Been watching you for a long time. Thanks, Paisano
Thank you so much for spending your time to make all your videos, never stop building.
You are an amazing man and artist. I started working with sheet metal around 17 years ago. I made duct system for heating in new homes. I had to leave my work several years ago when I lost muscle strength and balance from a neurone/muscle disease. I lost my way, my sense of purpose and direction. I didn't know how to live this new life that I didn't want any part of. Recently I had been considering picking up my tools &maybe just do some easy sheet metal projects. And tonight i searched RUclips for something that might catch my eye. You can see where this is going. This video was the 2nd one I came to & what a breath of fresh air you are. You helped confirm that l am heading in the right direction. For the first time in many years I feel hopeful. I won't be able to do what you have done, it's beautiful work you have done, but I will create...something...anything. Thank you for sharing your thoughts in this video. You have made a difference in my life. I feel hopeful, something that I lost along the way when my world got turned upside down. Simply, I can only say thank you; which feels totally inadequate. A new subscriber (and friend) from North Carolina, US.
Finlay Norris hi, we are so much smarter and gifted than the schools made out, I think schools need to inspire children in the direction they want to go and protect the childrens works. This would be better for any country cause of so much more happiness. :-) like Lazzé. Sorry to here about them loosing your works brother.
Brian Rogers hi, hope your doing well enough. I have similar disabilities and found good tools and machinery that helps with our passions and makes it easier to work like a hydraulic press you can fit up so much helpful tooling for this type of art. And a linisher, bandsaw, floor crane and stuff like this is awesome, and especially a work bench that you can fit under with your favorite rolling chair. Good luck my brother :-). This stuff gets the heart going. Regards From Terry. Be strong.
Lazze, You're tallent and selfless sharing of knowledge elevates and insprires many to attempt seemingly impossible tasks. It is refreshing to see, in this world of constant self promotion never ending sellouts that you provide this awareness that anything is truly possible to those who seek it.
To plant a seed of knowledge and witness the ensuing growth is a very rewarding process, one which you have truly mastered my friend.
Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas.
Regards, Tim Bennett.
Beautiful project! You are an inspiration Mr Lazze! My late father started life as a sheet metal mechanic working on mitary planes. My love for creating, like yours, came from Dad! Blessings to you sir. Would love to attend an in person workshop!
Thank you for sharing your talents and tools your video are amazing. ;-)
Lazze seems to be a really nice guy! I don't do metal shaping next to some easy bending - but I love to watch his skills every time. When I saw the GTO for the first time a few weeks ago, I could'nt believe it. Such a beautiful piece of metal art! I felt a little sad about just having a half car - but now I got the intention and it feels right. Lazze, please keep doing your stuff - it's really cool to watch it! Greetings from Berlin! :)
He is. I did his class when he still was in Sweden, in 1999. Great guy, amazing teacher. He can read a sheet of metal like nobody I have ever seen, and he can explain to you why it behaves like it does, which is the most important. Do his class and prepare to have your mind blown. Like one of his more well-known pupils once said; "Do that course and you lose all respect for the metal. Because you know that you can shape it into ANYTHING you want". Me, I can say that I learned more about sheet metal shaping in 2 hours in Lazzes shop than the previous 10 years of testing, book reading and bashing sheets myself. He is THAT good. :)
1999 is way back and it must have been impressive when the class is still in mind. :) But I believe every word about the teached skillz. I would try to be part of a class for sure, if I would'nt be a 'metal shaping amateur'. Oh and I am from Germany, so there are a few miles between me and Lazze's shop. ;) But I think I understand, what your described. I work a lot with self adhesing vinyl - and you have to become a feeling for the material and to understand how it behaves in different situations. With this knowledge it's possible to use 'the behavior' for the perfekt shape. I'll keep watching! Cheers, TOBi
Thank you Lazze for all of the fantastic videos sharing your vast knowledge and your incredible talent. :-)
Good stuff. Wishing you and your family a Very Merry Christmas. Thanks for posting all of the videos you have.
Very nice Lazze - I have learned a lot from your videos. You are clearly a talented craftsman, and you have fantastic energy. Look forward to seeing what you create next.
Hey Lazze. It's been some time since I completed the classes with you, but I remember them well. While I haven't created any great masterpieces just yet, I do manage to put the equipment and skills to good use. Thank you for the learnings and the inspiration my friend.
I see the passion just exploding from you talking about this project that alone says great things about you and that is why you are great at what you do. This may be the best how to video you ever did " be passionate" great job exceptional in fact!!!
Your videos have inspired me to start shaping metal and further my fabrication career .thanks you very much
Absolutely fantastic! Great job
Great Lazze.....you are a God!!!!
I love your Job....
The best, fantastic....
Enzo Ferrari and Pininfarina are proud to you....Job number one of the world
Lazze,tusen tusen takk for masse gode tips og inspirasjon jeg har fåt fra deg! :) lykke til videre!!!
You are a true metal master! I really enjoy your video's, you make it look so easy, (even though it is not) Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I hope someday in the next few years I am able to take your classes. I dream to turn a sheet of metal into a piece of art or a fine automobile. This video inspires me to carry on my dream!
i hope to one day take one of your seminars..your a great teacher and craftsman
Great video! I have watched many of your videos and have been inspired by your instructions, I'm building an English Wheel and a Bead Roller. Some day hope to be able to afford to purchase your equipment. I was lucky enough to buy a used deep throat Shrinker/stretcher . I wish you lots of success with your new venture in art.
thank you so much for your humbleness. I work with Airstreams and hope to empower others as well!
I just discovered your videos and have watched quite a few of them. I want to thank you very much for making these and sharing them on RUclips. I have already learned very much from watching your instructions. I've been thinking about building a body for a truck chassis. The truck is a 1990 For Ranger pick-up. But I want to build a new body for it that looks more like an antique Ford pick-up from the 30's. I'm not looking to make a precise replica of an antique truck. I just want to make something that has a 1930's look to it. Your videos have been very inspirational. I've done a lot of bodywork in the past with hammer and dolly so I have some experience. But now I'm thinking of getting a Shrinker, Stretcher, English Wheel, and a Bead Roller now that you have demonstrated how useful these tools can be.
So if I go bankrupt buying too many tools I'll have you blame. (ha ha)
Hi, I'm glad that I can help you and other people :-) " If you think you think you can do it, you can ! Whatever equipment you going to purchase, please test them before you buy them, they all work different. Watch more of my videos on my channel than you know more about how the equipment should work before you buy any, I wish you the best, Regards Lazze
Amazing skills. Lazze is so inspirational
That's a work of art of metal.
Just an amazing person...
thank's Lazze!
Thank you Lazze.
true craftsmanship
what a great video, hope to take your class someday
Thanks Lazze, that is a nice looking car, the lines sort of looks like a corvette. You did a nice job on it. Go check out Ford hemp plastic car, the body style of the car looks like crap but the material is really cool. It is 10 times stronger than steel and 12 times lighter than steel, and looks nearly indestructible.
So interesting !....I'm a retired auto-tech...I'm really surprised that a sweed would take the deuce coupe as a project...it's cool, and your very talented...."I'm in"....I can pick up enough to keep my g5 pontiac looking good anyway!!! 🍁 👀
you inspire me to do and make my dream come alive
Such a channel !!
Thanks Lazze.....
Well said on why half the masterpiece.
What a nice person you are!
Excellent. Thanks for teaching me.
yeah he is my hero!
lindo trabalho perfeição
I do like your final comment, that is what I tell my students at the end of the each class. By the way the Ferrari looks very nice, It's also my favorite car , my second favorite would be 1959 Dino Ferrari 196 S design by Fantuzzi
1. Thank you, so very much
2. A-mazing!
3. I sincerely hope I get the chance to meet you some day ( also #1. )
Lazze, really beautiful work, and thank you for sharing the process too.
Curious, do you draft a model in cad software? Do you make bucks to check the form around? How do you even begin to make the panels?
Thanks again,
Josh
Thank you.
im hooked but i cant afford your quality equipment. That master piece is inspiring, i think ive craved the skill of turning raw into something desired.
Genio!
beautiful, Greetings from Holland
If this was a complete body there are people out there that would have paid lots and lots of money for it and it would still not affect the value of the original 250 GT's.
Building that third hand , You know what am talking about when your on your own.
While I understand what he's saying about the clone thing, if I had the skills and hopefully one day I will I'm going to make the Ferrari 250.. best car shape ever.
Please teach us this great technology.... really interested
He has.. check out his vids
nice one lazze, I hope you find time to put out some more instructional content, I would like to see an alloy naca duct ? possible?
Agreed...
How did you obtain the geometry?
You say ‘not fair’ I say when you have that kind of goddam skill you make whatever the hell you want
You should do a 330P4.
A natureza é agente do imprevisível.
Se manifesta com poder imensurável
Afetando o eterno e o transitório
Do cosmo infinito a coisa humana
Do tempo tem regência soberana
Outrossim, é caprichosa e sacana.
Em raras ocasiões decide
Injetar num só indivíduo
Uma tal sorte de virtudes
e notável rol de qualidades
que causam a imortalidade
A severa seleção dos eleitos
Aponta raros privilegiados.
You should make a Silberpfeil. It woul be like reviving an extinct species
Lazze
Yes thats him.
How to fabricate inside structure of a car?(not skin)
Hi, If you go to ruclips.net/user/lazzemetalshaping and there I have 137 Free videos for you to watch, I think I have a couple videos that shows exact what you asking for, Thank you, Regards Lazze
I wasn't able to find the video if you can give me a direct link. thanx
I tried to find a video like that bu i couldn't . and if you have any course materials like DVD or PDF any type of tutorials i'm ready to buy it. Plese HELP me....."I need to know How to fabricate inside frame structures like Door jambs and other reinforcements. thanx
ruclips.net/video/A7aiooZmA6A/видео.html
Here is one link, same principle that you going to use. Lazze