Fabricating Steel FLOOR PANS For The Model A! - YARD ART Model A Build Part 12
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- I'm back on the Yard Art Model A in this one! Finally took some time to make some progress on the new floor pans. Finished off a little floor framing and body bracing before cutting and bead rolling all new floor pans for the car. Plug welded everything down with a million plug welds and ground for a few hours.... Finished off everything from the tail pan to the firewall! Deck lid in the next installment! Thanks for watching!
Music Courtesy of Epidemic Sound:
Tracks:
The Demon's Smile - Martin Klem
Drive By - Laurence Lee Murphy
Virginia Highway - Tigerblood Jewel
Crate Digging - Tigerblood Jewel
Watch Your Mouth - Rockin' For Decades
You Sir are a Sculptureist, glad I found your channel!
Ive been following you from the UK with great interest, I'm so glad you went with the restoration instead of a hot rod build. You're fabrication work is second to none, well done young man looking forward to the next post 😀. Laters. Gary 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wow, can't believe all that you accomplished in less than 45 minutes!
wow art is right, good work
More great work, I agree with previous commentor, I'm tired just watching you do all of this great work. Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching!
Man, I really enjoy your style. Cheers
Looks great!!! Your step-by-step approach to making the floor is very inspiring. I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. This is turning out to be a great project, and it's so cool to watch you build it.
You’re work is fantastic
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I just found you today on here. I watched the entire series for the yard art car so far, and I am looking forward to future editions of the series. You have shown some unbelievable artistry in every bit of this series. Keep up the great work.
New here and immediate subscribe. I wish all the episodes were numbered. This one is #12. For some reason, I like to watch them in sequence.
Some YT producers know the subject but not the 'videography'. Lighting, camera, sound, etc. And cars are not easy for those things. Dark corners, camera in the way, noisy workshops, etc.
But you do an excellent job with all that AND the ... car !! THANKS !!
Amazing! From yard art to garage art.
jim - You said it. This is a work of ART. Now 77, I have been puttering with cars since I was 16. But never on this level.
Great video. Showed maximum progress with a minimum of wasted motion.
That’s just phenomenal work. 😮
Wow, you are a fabricator to be reckoned with. I don't know how you do it but I was exhausted Just watching your work ,Great Job!.. Great Video!
Nice stuff
Awesome 🎉
Love watching your videos because I always learn more tips and tricks. Amazing work with a common sense approach
Thank you for your efforts. I've been enjoying your videos!
Looks amazing, I can’t wait till the next episode
looking forward to seeing the next update 🙂
I’m watching from down south of you in Sussex Wi. I’m amazed watching you transform someone’s decoration into what I’m sure will be one hell of a kick ass, beautiful car. Looking forward til the next video!
I’m glad you’re back to work on the model a. Thank You for your update I will be looking forward to seeing the next update 😊
Awesome work
These uploads are amazing. So talented! Watching from the uk 👍🏻👍🏻
Nice work! You are truly an artist in metalwork!
I’m glad you got back on that project. Can’t wait for the next video you are a skilled craftsmen for sure!
It's ART alright!
Eu sou do brazil é já estava a espera de mais um vídeo deste carro, parabéns pela restauração perfeita 🇧🇷🇧🇷👈🏿
That cars come a long way from yard art, nice work and I'll be back for the next one
Love your content
Thanks! 👍
Wonderful work! 👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful stuff.
Superman got nuthn on you bud.
A lot of nice fab work done there. Probably not an issue, due to not having to remove them often, but I like using nutserts to attach my removable panels.
Enjoy your projects. Quick question: Is Mortske your brother from a lazy mother? Lol.
Fantastic job! Is it easier to do this type of work on older cars than never ones?
Great work on floor panels. Looking forward for body and paint work. Have you pick a color for the body and wheels ?
Been following you and this car from the beginning, but maybe I missed something. Are you having the transmission overhauled too? You just slapped it in there so casually it left me wondering.
Great series! Can't wait to see it finished!
I really haven't mentioned the transmission at all yet. I was pretty much planning on washing it out, re gasketing it, and putting it back together when the time comes. I have to look it over yet, might need a complete rebuild....
LOL a lot going on to be worried about the transmission at the moment right? I reckon since you're already in deep it's probably a good idea to spruce it up. The little glimpse I got looked like it was in pretty good shape though. Sure do admire your work! Keep it up!
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she's quickly becoming a work of art, how many hours do you have in the project this far.
You forgot about the parking brake beside the shifter.
Yes.... yes I did... good call..
Looking from your last video there is a pick up truck in front drag car. What planes do you have for pickup truck?
Nice work! Looking pretty slick, are you leaving the cab full height or you thinking of doing a chop on it? Either way it’s going to look cool!
Hope you be back with this model real soon
Thanks for making these videos. I have similar work in my future and this helps a ton! I have a question, I see you don't bother with weld through primer. No issues just blowing through paint when you weld?
I have used weld thru primer in the past, but its been years. Been using Rustoleum flat black for as long as i can remember for this kind of stuff. I start off with my wire on the edge of the sheet metal/ floor pan, focus the heat on the sheet metal for a couple of seconds, then back drag the puddle into the opening and focus the heat on the painted structure. Seems to work pretty good for me, never really get any porosity or popping back from the paint. Also, the flat black really doesn't let off any major smoke, honestly probably no more than weld thru. But i do know that if you use gloss it will smoke like crazy, gas you out, and mess the welds up pretty good...
@@rottersgarage Thanks for the detailed explanation. I can't wait to get started on my floors.