Outstanding craftsman ship!

Of course is a good thing to watch i wonder how to set doors and hood, we don't see it in the buck

This is a great tutorial. Time to upgrade my bead roller. I can using the technique adapted to lots of other applications!

Hi Lazze, i found your channel just a few days before but i think i've seen all your videos in still 3 days (okay, because i'm laying sick in my bed) 😅. Your vids are so great, so i'm wondering why you don't have more followers. I know this vid is 2 years old but if you are already looking for those pliers. In Germany such a plier is called "Blechfalzzange" or "Radlaufzange" it's round about 39 to 45 Euros. Is it right, that your accent is swedish? I have a good swedish friend who lives in Germany since many years and he has still this lovely accent ❤. To make it short, i love your channel, i subscrided it and i'm very keen on all your new videos. Greatings from Berlin.

True craftsman 👍

This is great! I have never understood how they make ply wood bucks. In my mind you would have to get a 3D drawing that you could lay out slices and then measure or calculate critical points to layout each planer buck. A lot of work before you even start the actual build. Most of us are not interested in exact reproductions, just a "look alike". This method gives you a 3D view much easier. And if something doesn't look quite spot on, it can easily be changed. Great idea!!!

Hand work existed for thousands of years

When you moved to your new shop, what did you do with that "wall art" of the 1/2 of a European sports car?

When every day is a school day, then every day is a good day!

😅 thanks for tip's and tricks they're helping me out on 35 Chevy truck 😅😅

Do you sale the card

Great work and craftsmanship!! Thank you for the video

Hi Lazze I have a humble channel on metal shaping I have gave you a shout out on the in the episode in the link. simply because you have been a great help to me over the years kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6HZqX2tpd-keac

Very fine craftsmanship !

Looks like a giant can opener 😮

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You’re a true craftsman’s. thank you for sharing all the videos . It very inspiring

Where are the classes located? Thank you for your videos.

Så bra, tack Lazze!

Anyone can login lazze’s website here? Seems not working.😢

Great to follow your work

Pura arte❤

Hi Friend, Your vids are awesome! This is Alloyworks! We specialize in the production of automotive radiators, heat exchangers, and cooling system components. We're wondering if we could collaborate. Would you like to put our products to the test and review them on your channel?

With Love from Russia

It would be so amazing to hybridize this with 3D CAD and computer meshmodeler like Blender 3D. If you had that and a large format printer, You could print section outlines, and use those to shape profiles. This would be SO FUN to PRESERVE coachbuilding and at the same time make the transition between design and buck much more flexible and creative.

Lazze is a master! We are very fortunate to have his videos! Thank you Lazze for going KZbin!

Nice Work. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Any and everything thing you do and show is a lesson on its own, you break down everything to simple terms for layman like us...We appreciate you

Excellent and informative, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

What gauge material do you prefer to use for the interior reinforcement?

Love your enthusiasm in metal shaping!

Love your work. Hope to get a shop next year.

I'm curious, for these bodies you're building are they all going on original frames (chassis)?

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Beautiful workmanship.

I wish you would set up some fixed camera's and just build. Now that I would love to sit and watch. Thanks for all these videos

I'm not building a car from scratch but the details and techniques you show are universal.

As always informativ videos , Has learnd A lot from them . Did do the course at Oskar Klar . Dan in Sweden.

Thank you for making all these wonderful videos showing so much descriptive technique's for people to use your knowledge and experience for many many years in the future.

Great 2-part video! As a follow up video, how about the rippled wheel discs like used on the Alfa Romeo 8C2900B coupe's (that attach over the wire wheels). There were some amazing "hub caps" in the 1930's and you go the general form -- but question is how to get all the "beads" (ripples) into it without it distorting like mad? [Just do for a 1934 Ford roadster you have in the shop.]

Great weather and cooler. Just watch out for rust on all the bare metal. it will happen even on dies

Great advice about 9mins. Thanks

Lazze your idea's are inspiring. Thank you.

What is the heaviest gauge of metal you work with? What is the typical gauge?

Love watching this build, Thanks sharine Lazze! These videos are great for us younger metal shapers!

Done!

Sounds Great. Good luck to the Winner. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

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I took Lazze’s step one class several years ago, some of the best money I ever spent! Thank you Lazze,