56 Ford F100 • Hammer Forming Bedsides

56 Ford F100 • Part 2 • Bedside Hammer Forming
In this video, Mark continues fabrication on Thomas' 56 Ford F100 project. We're adding strength & style to the inner bedsides of the truck bed. This truck will be a full build, getting tons of fabrication, full paint & body, & custom interior. It'll sit on a "Fast Track" Roadster Shop chassis and will be powered by a 5.2L "Aluminator" V8. This is going to be a really cool build, so make sure to subscribe and turn on those notifications!
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[@user-ly4ko3sf3s]

More stunning "Next Level" work, metal fabrication at its best.

[@AnthonySisson-wt9wv]

That’s going to be one slick bed. These are some great ideas.

[@valiik]

Hammer forming! Good trick for deep indents. Thanks for sharing!

[@MuShinnen]

Nice job tossing the inner wheel wells on the floor Tim.

[@gregsmith3366]

My favourite channel by far 👌you old blokes are the best (I’m a 69 model 😂)always listen to your elders you might just learn something 🍻 Loving the tec content 👌

[@bazilwreckerloughead]

That's some pretty trick shit with those bed-sides, I've never seen that before!

[@dylanmcconnell5692]

Man I would love to work with that guy

[@ChasingPerfection]

I think the hammer forming works better then bead rolling because you're able to stretch the metal in the detail part. Less final panel warpage. You can pre stretch before bead rolling but it's time consuming and not guaranteed to prevent all of the warpage.

[@timmacpherson788]

I use the Stanley 25' imperial tape measures all the time. $6.00 at Rona in Canada. I cover the first two feet in packing tape to protect the numbers.

[@CeeCeeOy]

Tape measures: Swedish made Hultafors Talmeter is the best by far. Has alot of features. Like build in scrape. Not need sharpie But only comes in metric

[@paulthompson8642]

Thank u

[@zackranda9296]

Lufkin tapes are super nice and a lot easier to read. Black background with bright green marks and numbers. Good for old eyes. 😉

[@keithmabe6015]

Congrats on the 100,000 subs Great job...

[@AI_Motorsports]

Lufkin tape measures are nice.

[@ChasingPerfection]

I use straight rulers for anything I can. Have a variety of lengths and always measure off the 1" mark. I also scribe all my marks but I'm probably 15 years younger so I can see those marks still, lol . I don't have the patience for sharpies that quit writing on sheetmetal.

[@davidbrown-55]

Incredible work. I would love to see a door, fender gapping video!

[@killer1963daddy]

Skill 😮

[@josejanisio8893]

Toooppp!!👏

[@Freebird67]

Love these videos will you be at Goodguys Columbus Ohio as I’m visiting from England GB

[@drflex8549]

what gauge metal are you using to do this?

[@ClassicCarStudio]

19 gauge

[@curtisfunk2584]

Apparently you didn’t like my knife company name suggestion ? It got deleted I think lol

[@mrp510]

Yer first mistake is workin with feet n inches.I'll send you guys some millimeter tapes....

[@davidklauer3422]

Wondering if you guys are doing the Foose forward front suspension and fender truck that his guys did on his black truck