Create YOUR OWN Wire Frame BUCK! *Secret Tool Revealed*

Before you begin shaping panels from scratch you need a buck to work from. In this video Nick shows you all the steps involved going from a 2 dimensional drawing and build a wire frame buck as well as creating templates. He also reveals a secret tool you can use!
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[@kimi4566789]

good greetings I need to learn the technique of tracing and drawing cars to be able to make my wooden panels to build my cars.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

You can do it!

[@joell439]

Fantastic !!! Thanks Nick. I was able to follow everything clearly. For me the best quote in this episode was ...... "if you try and skip this step and just start shaping sheetmetal, you aren't going to get anywhere. It like waving a stick in water." Wise words to live by. 👍👍😎👍👍

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!!

[@paulnewton943]

See you on the next installment

[@TheCarlhungness]

Bending the first large radius has to be key, and we don't know what you used to form it. It goes without saying you're a journeyman and sure appreciate your videos.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Hey Carl, you're right! It is key to get that curve right. But, in trying to keep the video concise, I didn't feel it was important to show me grunting and groaning while bending those 1/4" rods. Not trying to sound like a wise guy here. The idea I was trying to convey is that one uses what they have at hand (in my case that rotor @5:05) to form the rod over it while constantly comparing the rod to the line drawing on the wall. Check out the early videos on building the buck for the custom '40 Ford Hard Top Coupe to see more on bending 1/2" round stock, flat bar and square stock. Here are some links ruclips.net/video/YFdjKYiDbec/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/rCRKXE_b6Io/видео.html
Are you working on anything in particular? Shoot me an email with some pics and if you need some help to get rolling let me know. Thanks very much for watching!! N.

[@stephenwhite5057]

Thank you for the informative demo. Very interesting methods.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

My pleasure!!

[@vetteguru5722]

Thanks for this video. Always wondered how you go from a drawing to a wire form. Gonna use this method for an upcoming f/g job.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord]

Just found your channel. You’re a very talented craftsman and I greatly appreciate you sharing your skill!

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Hi Bob, Thanks very much for the sub and helping my channel grow!! Nick

[@mavecobrasil4446]

🙋🏼‍♂️bom dia irmão parabéns pelo seu trabalho 👍🏻 🇧🇷

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

👍👍

[@tedbauer7380]

Thanks for the tutorial. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Hi Ted, Glad you found it helpful!

[@matthewbrown5677]

Good film.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Hi Matthew, Thanks for watching !

[@WildWestGarage]

Using the rotor as a bending fixture is a great idea. Thanks

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

No problem 👍

[@glennroy2747]

I really like the brake rotor metal former. Use whatever gives the results you are looking for.

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

👍👍

[@joewolf4483]

Interesting to see it progress....I'll be watching...

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

👍

[@mikewilliams6034]

Good job, thank you

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

Thanks for watching!!

[@kurtludwig6962]

Thank You!

[@iNVisionPrototypes]

You're welcome!!