Lazze Metal Shaping: Custom Air Cleaner Part 1 of 2
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video Lazze demonstrates how to create a custom air cleaner in part 1 of a 2 part series.
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You Sir are never boring, it’s as soothing as watching a campfire. Thank you for showing us your techniques.
In my opinion you just can't beat real time learning. And no it is never boring, thank you .
Amazing. Not only is he creating something beautiful, but he's also aerobically exercising his body. Just look at the shape he's in. Lazze don't need no health club - he's standing in one. Pay close attention to the repetitious motion of his body as he wheels that steel. It's like watching a beautiful dance. Thank you, Lazze, for giving us this one.
Great job,very explanatory, and easy to follow, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
Thanks Lazze...a great exercise in understanding how the metal moves, regardless if someone actually needs an air cleaner. We always appreciate your teaching, especially in real time!
Love to see your visits to the shrink Lazze!
Hälsningar från Plåtslagarlärare i Sverige.
Excellent lesson, thank-you Lazze.
Never boring - a master in his element!- thankyou for sharing
thanks lazze
Thank you Lazze, it is good to understand how long it takes in real time.
Really great explanation of what the metal was doing!
Great idea about facilitating reselling of fantastic tools. Tough to find quality used metal shaping equipment locally (staring at a post on Craigslist now asking for Lazze tools in the Bay Area).
Great Video! Love the explanation on the E wheel, I've been at it for a little while now and always appreciate learning how others do things.. I really liked your point of knowing where you started so you can stop with your line there on rolling it in a circle. I am going to incorporate that now on future projects. Thanks Lazze
Woo hoo, first to like and comment. Love you Lazze. Keep it up.
New T-shirt. English wheel is my best friend
I'm surprised you're not using your laser line light setup on the wheel. Thank you for this, Lazze.
I could, I think I was out of battery :-) for the Laser line.
Informative video! I have been watching your videos at least since 2010. I would have bought one of your english wheels if they did not cost 3 grand which I could not justify as a hobbyist. God only knows what they cost now. My question: when you are adding shape to the exterior ring, are you also putting form into the piece by pulling down using the lower die as a fulcrum as you go around the circle? Thank you.
No I'm not pulling down, I follow the curve the best I can. in the beginning it's flat but after each turn I have more curve and I must follow the curve/shape that the panel has in the moment, hope that helps, ZZ
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