Repairing Ford Model A Frame Horns - Sweet 16 Hot Rod - Ep. 7
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- In this epidsode Andrew works on repairing some damaged front frame horns and begins filling the unwanted holes in the horns. Thanks for watching! Be sure to like and subscribe to keep track of all of our builds and adventures.
Tools Used:
Eastwood Mig 175 - www.eastwood.c...
Eastwood Plugweld Pliers - www.eastwood.c...
I can so relate to this one. I remember when I filled all of the holes in the firewall of my 47 Ford. Took forever. LOL
Great job!!!
Looking good Andrew keep up the good work
Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
Nice Job Andrew. Just a little advice, don't spray sparks around a portable box outlet. I think you'd be surprise of the pop and sizzle.
doing a good job
Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
Nice work Andrew! You have a fantastic teacher. I am looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks Jack! Andrew is itching to get back on his project. We will be back on it in the new year. Thanks for watching! -Matt/ITG
glad to see Andrew put on some long pants. get some slag down your boot ,and you'll wish you had them on . also long sleeve shirt. arc burn is as bad a s a sun burn. trust me ,I welded 35 years! love your channel Matt!
loving the channel guys! just binging through all the project videos !
Thanks for following along Tom! -Matt/ITG
Nice work
Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
Very impressive Andrew, did Matt teach you to weld or you just a fast leaner? Stay focused and absorb all the great information that Matt and Mike give you..
Andrew did learn from me and he's taking some tech classes in school now as well to learn the fundamentals. He's doing great! -Matt/ITG
for the plug welds? I used the on my 46 chevy truck frame replacing many old rivets holes
Great job. Matt and Andrew. Hey what the name. Or link for the tool for plug welding them holes. Love every thing!!!!!!!!! NICE TO SEE (((((((( SAFETY SALLY ))))))) SHOW UP AT THE SHOP LONG PANTS AND COVERED UP WITH THE RIGHT CLOTHES.!!!!!!!!!!!! ONLY ONE THING MISSING IS A MAST. FOR HIS LUNGS.TAKE CARE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. JUNKMANDO
Plugweld pliers from Eastwood. www.eastwood.com/plugweld-pliers.html
They are the pliers above. Also anything copper will work. I am an industrial electrician and I save the copper chunks off of fuses. Andrew uses a thick piece of copper later in the video. Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
great job, using copper backed vise grips?
Yep good eye! It helps make nice flat plug welds!
That hole fill type plier is cool. Is that an Eastwood item? If so what is the part number, Ill order a pair.
In the description of every video we put all the tools used! here is a direct link to the pliers - Eastwood Plugweld Pliers - www.eastwood.com/plugweld-pliers.html?srccode=1VD5534
Keep your channel with you working on projects not your friends. We tune in to see you.👍
Good work Andrew! Really enjoying this series. Two questions: first, what is the tool you were using when welding up the holes -- is it a special pair of vise grips with a thick copper pad on the bottom? If so, where are those available? Second question: noticed that the lathe in the background doesn't get covered up while you are doing your cutting and grinding. I have always been told that the grinding/cutting dust/grit is terrible on the lathe ways, carriage, and lead screws -- is this just an old wive's tale?
Plugweld pliers from Eastwood. www.eastwood.com/plugweld-pliers.html
They are the pliers above. Also anything copper will work. I am an industrial electrician and I save the copper chunks off of fuses. Andrew uses a thick piece of copper later in the video. Also the lathe doesnt get covered but before we use it we clean it up and oil the threads/moving parts. Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
Great work love the show. Building a 34 p/u have a 36 frame that I got for real cheap do you think i can use this frame ? It has the dual front leafs ? Really want to go with a drop axle if u have any advice for me that would be awesome. Watch all of ur videos have learned a lot thanks again Matt keep us wanting more
Hi Christopher. If it has dual front springs it probably is a big truck frame or not a ford product. It can be used but the frame would have to be heavily cut up to work.
Thanks a lot for the advice Matt. Any recommendations on a good frame to use?
what pliers are those
Plugweld pliers from Eastwood. www.eastwood.com/plugweld-pliers.html
They are the pliers above. Also anything copper will work. I am an industrial electrician and I save the copper chunks off of fuses. Andrew uses a thick piece of copper later in the video. Thanks for watching!! -Mike/ITG
Andrew now save up and buy a House when you turn 18yo ;0) Stay at School and rent some rooms out.
Then buy a workshop ;0)