so now weld up those holes with out warping

I wish I could afford this 😢 but I'm just a young poor bastard

Whomever may ask where metal class is located

Mike from Cape Town South Africa thank you I am a beginner on Mig welding at the age of 50 I love welding I should have started in my early years great learning experience from your videos thanks man

wow that’s a bright light even on a video, good info, thanks

I think great idea, maybe except having to fill weld holes after, especially if its Aluminium. But came out sweet. great idea

thank you

After far as the bolt holes go. Would they just be filled with in with a tig torch? Or would another method be used to fill them in?

❤I really enjoyed the lesson thanks

Sorry about all the comments man

Yep the plastic tip wont work

You can try 4340 even better

4140 die steel just make your die out of that it will work great

You always do awesome work man your brain goes a million miles a hour 👍

How much is the class ?

Random question. What ear protection do you use? I developed Tinnitus from cutting metal a couple years back, and I wanted to use something that protects at a high level. Great videos - you truly are a master who knows how to explain things and make them easily understandable. Thanks again!

Wow!! sooo good! Nice work, thanks for sharing!!

Do you have a tool post grinder?

Only limited by the molds ... now use magnetic or clamping molds instead of needing to drill and fill so many holes for the mold

I’m so glad you got away from all the jerky, jump cut editing. Makes the videos watchable again.

2:42 rigid putty knife works too with less distortion

@makeitkustom if you assemble a kit, I’d love to get one. We’re building a ‘34 Ford F1, of which is featured on my KZbin channel (Midwest Tool Review) and I’d love to try this method out.

Great job, Do you think it will work like that on aluminum 16g ?

what's the secret to welding up those holes

Amazing brother!

That is one beautiful car

My quote that I tell people about metal. "You can't force it, you need to ask the metal to do what you want it to do." When you start to understand metal, you will realize what you can and can't ask it to do.

You could use large ball bearings of your preferred size as the tool face? Easy and cheap to weld onto a cheap air hammer tool? Great video! 👍🇬🇧

Total novice here, but how would you ever get all those beads straight and at correct angles with a Pullmax? Yeah I suppose the ultimate craftsman might do it, but few of us have time or enough practice to develop that kind of skill. So you method which uses CNC for accuracy is IMHO THE way to do this. Plus, you really can’t screw it up, so no wastage or repeating!

It would be totally awesome to own a vehicle that you worked on.

Sorry I was to quick. :)

A tips, overhands cutter maybe. But I have to say good work.

Nice

Beautiful work! 😎 I appreciate too to see someone, in a video, using the guard on the grinder... 👍

For the love of God add a u shape third wheel to your English wheel so the rubber stops sliding off. Also a dynofile should be useful. Love your stuff

Hello, I’m watching you from Russia. Great job. I learned a lot from you. Thank you

Incredible! Kudos!

Hell yeah dude! I highly recommend you watch some forming videos for aviation, perhaps reading the AC 43.13-1B (it's a free PDF from the FAA). There is tons of very useful information on metal working, electrical, etc, all avation focused, that can show you some neat tricks avi sheet metal guys like myself started with to get some sky-legal results. Bonus- mild steel is WAAAYY more forgiving than some of the aluminum and steel alloys used in the aerospace industry, furthering your incredible artistic skills with metal working

Make them into your logo. your cars will have your logos all over them without taking away from the over all look

I was losing faith in you, but at the end, you pulled it off, nice going

Question for you with K10 left front fender panel. The door edge of the fender panel and the actual hinge door edge has an enormous gap after everything is leveled.top edge is 1/4” and the bottom is 5/8” . I’ve checked my. Bolt positions and checked for spacing and just don’t know why there is such uneven gapping. Can you toss some idea and pointers. Been at this for weeks.

I love the way your mind works. I get excited with you like I’m out in my garage loving life. Keep running in to problems scratch that keep running in to solutions. Your in your flow.

Dude!! That’s super cool. All of the stuff is stretching metal, your buck and air hammer setup sets up some fantastic control to keep everything square!!

Wow!

If you tap the holes in your backing piece you wouldn't need nuts, and it would be much easier to use.

What about all the holes?

This is super cool, id wonder how it would work on a already on the carnpice?... like an installed floor or firewall

Looks really good, but you know this has already been done before.

You did a good job teaching and explaining everything.

You should maybe countersink the holes on the backing plate so you can put flat head bolts through from the back so it will sit flat on the work bench.