AVT 206 A&P Sheet Metal Class - Project 1 Complete Video

[@michaeljohn8905]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. Im almost done with my apprenticeship ( its been a long hard road ) i started very late in life and couldn’t take time to stop working for 2 years of school so this has been very helpful. I just wanted to at very least thank you for making this as i know you are bot getting anything for doing this. Im about to take my test in a month so i feel prepared after watching these kinds of videos and studying hard. Take care thanks. M . McNabb. Michael McNabb.

[@jeremyhowes2399]

Your easy to follow tutorial has helped greatly in my current design project. Knowing the procedure, is a great help when talking to fabricators. Thanks for sharing.

[@dave7592]

Youre videos have helped me a ton on getting my A&P. You're awesome

[@westoniii]

Thank you for making these videos! Never was an airframer but ive picked up an old ww2 era boat made out of T3 and im trying to learn

[@OG_Glizzy_Gobbler]

Man I wish we had a class like this at my school. They didn't teach us hardly anything about structures work and that's where I ended up so now I'm struggling at my job.

[@mikejustice1196]

Thanks for explaining/demonstrating how to gauge the 1 1/2 thickness rule.

[@markburg3323]

SKILZ. YOU GOT SKILZ. THANKS FOR POSTING ENJOYED WATCHING

[@Crazywaffle5150]

You're a good instructor. I'll be taking classes for Aviation Sheet Metal soon. The work look's incredibly easy and understandable.

[@ycongandrejohnkanef.3519]

Thanks for this you help a lot ❤

[@madusankarah]

Thank you very much for your all videos..

[@edstimator1]

I sure wish you could demonstrate dimpling sheet metal for flush rivets. I would really like to see that done.

[@_cul8r_]

There's a good "ol timey" movie on YT about that here kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3XFhYiqaLR6b9U Still not as good as this gentleman's videos, but it could lend you some insight.

[@stanleyhaddix9432]

Excellent instruction

[@702Heli]

Very helpful where can i download the template?

[@pontier09]

Great video, thank you. Why do you use pneumatic tools instead of electric? For example, the drill. Why not a cordless drill?

[@1donagin]

Pneumatic tools get cool when running instead of hot. They also make no sparks. However, I often use cordless tools also.

[@charlesbrasil2837]

Thank you very much for the video !!

[@peterfox8701]

very well done thanks!

[@vaisaliselvendran8491]

bro ur video is used for my class and hais the questions they give based on your video is hard sia.

[@Steve_Just_Steve]

Great video. Where does a rivet shaving tool get used?

[@1donagin]

I am not a fan of the shaving tool. It is used to mill the head of a flush rivet that protrudes more than is allowable. Google NACA riveting. In my experience, it tends to tear into the base metal as well, which is a problem with modern alclad material. I did use one this week to cut the shop head off of a rivet on a bulkhead I was replacing, so damage didn't matter.

[@BRO-RU]

Thank you, detailed rivet tour.

[@juancarlosmarquinez4053]

Could you tell me where can I take Sheetmetal course?

[@Agentx-jo8bv]

great video

[@stevennovak9754]

Would you be willing to share the layout plans for your projects on this channel? I am developing a high school Airframes class and have been using your videos to get us started.

[@1donagin]

Contact me through my SIUC email, and I would be happy to share.

[@surfingcuriositywaves4046]

How much practice did you spend to be so good at writing upside down and backwards? You must fly remote control planes :)

[@juanleiva4210]

How can I contact to this guy?

[@vaisaliselvendran8491]

ur effort tho good job bro

[@dagmawiasfaw6023]

Thank you so much. it is so helpful

[@mihaiconstantin1321]

thank you for all videos... is verry important for me... in that moment i doing a course for sheet metal worker :) hehe... where are you from man? :D

[@juancarlosmarquinez4053]

Where I can attend Sheetmetal course?

[@mihaiconstantin1321]

@@juancarlosmarquinez4053 in România! Mmaerojob.ro

[@chetrajghaley]

to know the exact length of rivet you want, you have to measure the thickness of plate. After that , there is a formula go get the exact length of rivet according to the plate thickness. the formula is : plate thickness + 1.5*diameter of rivet=rivet length of your plate. Rivet length should be in 1 over 16 and diameter should be in 1 over 32. These are just the things I learn't in my aircraft structure class. Thank you

[@1donagin]

This formula is for the ideal. However, it does not work in the real world, because the material comes in varying thicknesses by the thousandths of an inch, and the rivet is sized by the 16th of an inch. For this reason, there is an acceptable range. What this range is depends on the rivet gauge, but for AD rivets, 1.33 to 1.5 times the shank diameter works well. Harder rivets like DD rivets require shorter lengths, such as 1.0 to 1.33. Always check the manual if you are not sure.

[@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord]

Is this the same material you heat treat in later projects (5 or 6). Regardless what type of aluminum and how thick?

[@1donagin]

This is 2024 T3. The material we heat treat is 2024 O. After heat treatment, it is 2024 T42. The 2 just means it was done after the factory it would be 2024 T4 if the factory did the same thing. It takes artificial aging to go from T4 to T3 - but if I had an oven that could do it, it would be the same as the plate here.

[@maxmontana17]

Hello I have some questions about riveting do you have an email I can reach out to you on ?

[@jacobkelly2230]

thank you

[@BloodOnMars]

Why do you have a huge finger? Birth condition or on the job accident?

[@1donagin]

Hi. This is a congenital deformity that I had since before I can remember. If you are interested in learning more, you can see kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5nUemV4d9ibf8k

[@faranger]

Why not just file the corners to begin with

[@edgybikercop]

It's not "Acrosst here" the word is always "across" there is no t. thanks

[@СергейПрипольцев-з7г]

Я такую выкройку делал в первом класе в школе

[@markn.1473]

Great video