What people don't understand is this went from a flat sheet to a perfect part with just a few days of tutelage. These people have minimal experience and basically become metal shapers after a couple of Wray Schelin classes. It's very impressive
You Get it!!! Most people think the tools make the shaper, it is the correct techniques that make things happen. If you have patience you can do shaping work that will look like you have 20 years experience, even if you had zero prior shaping experience
Wray I miss seeing your working videos always an inspiration. I’m beginning to master the shrinking disc on my S3 Jag bonnet. Typical bad body work from the seventies or eighties using the 16 penny nail for the body filler worms. The rust 911 is amazing, geez I’ve picked up lost of tips from your videos even made a wooden slapper.
Showing your students projects is great but would be nice to see you back in front of the camera showing HOW those great shapes were made. At this point its just a add to come and take my classes.
What people don't understand is this went from a flat sheet to a perfect part with just a few days of tutelage. These people have minimal experience and basically become metal shapers after a couple of Wray Schelin classes. It's very impressive
You Get it!!! Most people think the tools make the shaper, it is the correct techniques that make things happen. If you have patience you can do shaping work that will look like you have 20 years experience, even if you had zero prior shaping experience
Nice job Mark on the complex reverse curves Wray is such a good teacher . 😎
I would describe that shape as "voluptuous".
Wray I miss seeing your working videos always an inspiration. I’m beginning to master the shrinking disc on my S3 Jag bonnet. Typical bad body work from the seventies or eighties using the 16 penny nail for the body filler worms. The rust 911 is amazing, geez I’ve picked up lost of tips from your videos even made a wooden slapper.
Magnificent once again. Just love all those compound, convex, mind bending flowing shapes. Wray, you are a real asset to the industry.
Showing your students projects is great but would be nice to see you back in front of the camera showing HOW those great shapes were made. At this point its just a add to come and take my classes.
Amazing job guys!
Very cool, would have been nice to see a picture of the plane, Still, very cool, the level of skill is impressive.
Sweet
I would love to bring my dad out and spend some time in your shop learning how to work aluminum
Beautiful work, I'd love to see how the front sections of aluminum were formed. There's a lot of manipulation of the metal in that process
Very interesting video thank you.
У вас замечательный ученик ) А вы - отличный учитель ! Вы оба молодцы !
Thanks!!
Great Work Mark. Well Done.
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Hey Wray, did you use the gathering tool to shrink deep into the panel?
What kind of shrinking was done? Heat shrunk with a torch and then hammered the metal into itself?
Yes, heat, beat, smooth. Metal is Clay.
your students are bring more and more enticing projects . . . . exotic cars and antique plane now - Bravo
Who's toyota truck??
vEART POOR AUDIO WITH THE BUILDER RAYYOU ARE CLEAR VOICE .
The OX-5 was described as "an accident looking for somewhere to happen."
Cool 😎