Making fenders from scratch and testing the OX planishing hammer

In our latest Scorcese masterpiece, you can follow me making some mini fenders from scratch! I will show you my methods, tricks and tools in the process and also debut and review the special OX handheld planishing hammer.
Here is the link to the OX planishing hammer....
www.coachsmithing.com/ox-plan...
Learn more about us and view our current projects ...
www.oldbonesfabrications.co.uk

[@bobw222]

Excellent. Learned a lot.

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

Thank you, I aim to spread what knowledge I have gained

[@AdamGough20]

That’s awesome, it must be great to work in that place

[@DirtyWizardCustoms]

Awesome as usual!!

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

Thanks man!

[@ThomasMulhall]

I always learn something new watching your videos. Very artful fabrication, with excellent attention to detail. The customer sometimes is their own worst enemy: He should have opted for the SS reinforcing wire, which make a huge difference in terms of stiffness. Very well done,and it is great to see the old fashioned buck used. I made one for the front lower valance on my Aston, and I had about 300 hours into the buck! Thanks for another great video!

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

As always, cost is a leading factor in the final execution. I had 10 hours to get these completed, probably took me about 14 as they stand so already on the back foot but I would have loved to wire these up properly! I do love a buck.
Thanks for the support 🙏

[@hithardcustoms4576]

Great video Steve
Really shows how much work goes into it even though it’s a scaled down dosnt make it easier 👍

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

I tried my best to showcase all the tooling, knowledge and skillset that goes into even a couple of small panels.

[@hithardcustoms4576]

@@oldbonesfabricationsltd definitely comes across and I also like that you are letting people know they are all accessible tools anybody

[@johnking1445]

Cracking video, if you're a total amateur, and want to learn how to fabricate for restoration work... Where would you start?

[@Lawlessbuilds]

How many hours did they take in total? The finish was flawless

[@oldbonesfabricationsltd]

About 14 hours in total. Thanks mate 👍