Celette Jig Bench Frame machine Pulling VW Polo Project PT 3

In this video we use the Celette Jig Bench Frame Machine and Puller to repair the VW Polo.
We do hope you enjoy this video and Check out our other videos on all kinds of vehicles including Barn finds, Quick flips, First wash, Salvage, Restorations, Will it run, Accident damaged,Auction bargains and anything else that arrives at the #Salvagerebuildsuk workshop.
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[@KM-sn2kw]

Guys we need to appreciate Rob more...he risked his life for our pleasure and entertainment...Massive Respect!!! Most people wouldn’t go that far for their viewers...talk about dedication and comment!

[@thefamilyrobbo]

I'm reminded of a story about a steam ship from 200 years ago. A ship belonging to a large shipping company had problems with the boiler and plumbing for ages. The ship's crew had continuously tried to fix it but the problem persisted. Eventually someone heard about a guy who was a bit of a legend with ship's plumbing. He looked around the ship for a while then took out a large hammer and whacked one of the pipes. Problem solved. A while later an invoice arrived at head office for £1000. The owner of the shipping company went mad and demanded a breakdown of the work done. Soon after another letter arrived. "For hitting pipe: £10. For knowing where to hit: £990" A bit like watching Chris pull bodywork!!

[@michaelmcsorley3254]

🤣🤣

[@pirate259]

Great job, very interesting to see the "pull" itself. Chris really is a top man...

[@jimb5341]

Takes me back to my apprenticeship days.... don’t do bodywork anymore but good memories... nice work fellas 👍

[@alancroke2543]

Monday, Wednesday and Friday would not be the same without a gin & tonic in one hand and Rob and Chris in the other..., pardon the euphemism!

[@japautosalon]

Never fails to amaze me how twisted metal can be brought back.

[@graemebrown1191]

It really amazed me

[@PaulioMaldinio]

Just thought I would waffle in and say, I would be happy to drive it, even knowing its been hit, purely because the repair is documented on video, you can see the repairs done properly, it honestly makes all the difference, rather than the unknown.

[@drivennorthwest8003]

It's nice to see Chris becoming less camera shy, you two work so well as a team 👍

[@ronrobson4042]

They're like The Pet Shop Boys, one's the front man and the other quietly gets on in the background 😄

[@zeb3144]

Thats the first time i've ever seen a car on a jig. Fantastic job Rob & Chris.

[@Andy-qo6rq]

Was so nice to see how the jig works used to hear people saying it’s got to go on the jig but never saw them on the jig. Great video 👍👍

[@ringcrafts8546]

Great to see the process, removing and replacing the new quarter panel, and nice to see the Jig/dosser working, the car is looking good.

[@garytilley3217]

Good old fashioned panel repair. Most kids today would write that off and it would end up at the breakers yard.

[@dodgeym]

Every days a school day. We bend em you mend em 👌

[@alancampbell1008]

Brilliant video, shows what a bodge some people do when 'repairing' CAT S cars for return to the road. I watched the clock on your wall and that was obviously a long 2 day job to get it to that stage which shows why it's cheaper for an insurance company to pay out rather than repair. Thanks again Rob and Chris, gives great insight.

[@davep4589]

Rob the smile on your face shows how much you and Chris enjoy doing what you do and working together what a great team you are together, why you two haven't been picked up by a TV program I will never know

[@fatwalletboy2]

Beats me.these guys are top draw.

[@jonjavis]

Great one Rob.keep up the good work,same to Chris.👍👌🇬🇧

[@pit_stop77]

Chris is the man. He knows his onions, so to speak. Body pulling is quite fascinating to watch 👍👍

[@andrewforeman5716]

Chris showing his excellent skills, he knows just where to pull and give the correct tension getting the panels to stay in the right place. Yet another great video Rob and Chris keep it up😀

[@tonywilliamson2435]

Not something I've seen been done before, very interesting. Thanks lads

[@laurencesopp7153]

Glad my mini bought from Rob on the channel didn’t have that level of damage but seeing the skill involved here and the end result is incredible, any buyer knows the job has been done properly 👍

[@-abacchus]

This is the first time I've seen a car being pulled on a jig. It's much more involved than I previously thought. Great job lads!

[@alfnsue]

Very nice video lads, that jig work was awesome well done Rob and Chris 😎 😎

[@robbaker1762]

Again time lapse is very effective.

[@chriscooks9850]

Best car repair channel on KZbin this is. Well done guys

[@mikedarling-holmes5434]

Real craftsmanship both of you! -well done

[@davemundy7237]

Great video guys, I enjoyed watching the process pulling out the old panel etc.

[@jackmillin]

Brilliant upload Rob and Chris, many many years of experience coming into play there! I've noticed a few comments about safety, come on guys and girls Rob and Chris aren't wet behind the ears they know the score they wouldn't be here still if they didnt work safely.

[@LTD347]

I’m an accident tow truck driver and I’ve worked out of panel shops for around 10 years. I never get tired of seeing cars getting pulled straight. I’ve seen some shockers get repaired over the time

[@alextripp1230]

Hi Rob & Chris, great video today, interesting to see the pulling & re-aligning involved. Can see how doing it takes many many hours, but will be a good car when done. Looking forward to following this car's progress. Cheers, Alex.

[@spaniels1]

A lot of work but very Satisfying Rob I remember using a Cellette Jig and Doser 30 years ago good kit I wonder wether jig are ever used anymore great work Rob and Chris

[@stevecoulter5019]

The skills you guys have putting these cars back to factory standard is epic 👌

[@rickydub6950]

Amazing job guys, exactly the in depth video of the process i was expecting to see when it was done 👌👍

[@davidrigby1837]

Love seeing the jig in action, never seen one used before 👍

[@classicgamer4451]

@salvage rebuilds interesting to see the body come back into shape will be nice to see more soon 👍

[@davehillier4827]

Love the waffle its great you let us have an insight as to how the repair process is started and how it is done great work Rob & Chris. Get Chris a new pair of boots lol

[@gerardharland6328]

Rob and Chris I would just like to say thank you for all the content and long hours you have worked ,you have keep me sane throughout the lockdown 1 and 2 keep up the good work🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

[@malcolm6951]

Great start from Rob. Less waffle more work.......yeah right!!! Wouldn't be the same without Rob waffling on while Chris was busy crafting in the back ground. Keep to your strengths guys, it has worked well so far!! 😂😉

[@michaelrowe7731]

Noticed rob saying "I've done this it was a nightmare took me hours", yet when Chris is beavering away with the jig robs constantly on the phone 😂😂. Great vid as per normal.

[@taffdog303]

He got get more cars from copart for more content and someone has to make the tea

[@alfgunn]

Great to see this, hardly any British guys doing body repair which isn't sugar coated. Learn something in every video. Thanks

[@Bootneck-RMC]

I just love watching a Master Craftsman at work, great job guys.

[@michaelhynds8035]

Really top class again Rob and Chris. Very very interesting. Thank you for sharing so generously.

[@nzilantemo]

Intricate work and time consuming where your concerned but totally enjoyable. Ive never seen this done before . Really interesting.

[@silvermane9370]

Excellent work guys! Arthur Tussik would be proud. This will be a smart little car when its done.

[@taffdog303]

Excellent video as always. As a Metalworker I found this to be one of my favorite so far . Stunning work. Also good to see the clock on the wall behind during time laps to get an idea of the real time involved. Keep up the good work Rob and Chris you are an inspiration to us all. I've waited so long to see you using the dozer. Thank you😊

[@chrisyoung5573]

The jig work was amazing to watch. Seeing the car put back into shape is a work of art in itself

[@paulkilleen4066]

You need to get some chris did a great job merch. Every garage needs a chris. Good work

[@iainf]

Difficult repair that but very satisfying. Once straightened a smacked Legacy at Spa circuit with a ratchet strap, concrete post & reversing back & banging enough so the lad could build it up enough with spares (upside down radiator borrowed/fitted) & lights taped together. He made it back to London 😊 Quote of the day was a Porsche driver passing saying ‘you’re not doing what I think you are, oh you are’ 😄👍 Happy Days.

[@josephmccullough6685]

A lot of skilled work. Very interesting video. Nice one Rob and Chris 👍

[@johno4377]

Just read a comment that said "nice to see the dosser working" hahaha they obviously meant the 'dozer' but that did make me chuckle!

[@marksmithard7801]

Never seen how a car gets pulled. That needs patience. Great video thanks👍

[@MrNwapp]

Really interesting to see the jig and dozer working,. Top content! 👍

[@pauladriandavies3840]

Great piece of action filming showing before and after results, excellent boys.👍🇬🇧

[@gregj7916]

the little polo seems well built, this upload highlights the difference between the professionals (Chris) and others on youtube...

[@dhes2809]

Is there anything Chris isn’t massively skilled at? My God! Had no idea “pulling a car” was so much work and needed so much talent.

[@TheDaf95xf]

Evening guys 👍🏻 Chris is a pulling legend 🤣 love those boots drying on the stove 😃 That quarter panel is looking fantastic already 👍🏻 Safety first Rob as I hate for one of you to get injured. Until you get involved again stay safe cheers Stevie 😎

[@michaelkeen5010]

Fascinating to watch the work using the jig, never seen that sort of work before. Really enjoying the progress with the Polo.

[@felixgerard5386]

Great video, never knew you could put on panels like that to a 2 door car. Really interesting, keep them coming !

[@J15umm]

Yet again another brilliant team effort. Excellently explained for those unfamiliar with the process of pulling and gig work. Getting that original VW quarter makes all the difference with its pre marked/drilled welding spots. Once done you should never tell it’s been replaced.

[@mkdavo]

Great to see how these kind of repairs are done, very interesting, another top video. 👍👍

[@gosportjamie]

It shows how much labour and skill is involved in repairing a vehicle with structural damage and getting it right. It also shows how easy it would be to do a bad job of tackling the repair and ending up with a vehicle that drives horribly and is unsafe...

[@craigy_baby]

Awesome - never seen this done before. Well filmed and look forward to seeing some more on the jig in future.

[@howardlake6178]

My favourite of your videos so far, and that really is saying something with loving the channel. You can see why cars get written off so easily, that really is a lot of work you've done there. 😃

[@sierrawhiskey5155]

You guys make it look easy, that only comes after a lot of experience. Turning around this sort of damage is not for the faint hearted. Top stuff guys.

[@niged]

Great content. You guys are just brilliant. Nice to see people not doing a rough bodge it job. 👍👍

[@iananderson2408]

When you go home from work and the mrs says what have you been doing today.... answer open heart surgery 🥼 Great video as always guys! Just two geezer’s getting involved 😁

[@zachs8652]

Man.. Chris you are truly a master automotive technician. One can appreciate such skills. Great work guys.

[@michaelstevens7533]

Chris makes it look so easy. Keep up the good work

[@mrt4409]

Very interesting to watch 👍🏼 looking forward to the next video on this 😎

[@jamster3490]

I Only started watching your channel a few months ago, I'm loving it. slowley working through all your older videos to!

[@russellharris3423]

You can understand why body repairs are very expensive and time consuming. Thank you for the vid.

[@nofiltersenzafiltro9596]

You guys remember me so much of wheeler dealers lol the chatty guy with the quirky accent and the craftsman. Always good to watch always very genuine. Thanks guys

[@Jimmiburn]

Never seen that done before Rob very interesting, nice bit of filming 👌stay safe you two...

[@johndavey72]

Hi Guys. Ah yes the panelbeater's 2 favourite tools . A Sledgehammer and a Lump Hammer ! 😂😂 Great work Chris and Rob , yes drilling out those spot welds under the sill ...not nice ! Although cleaning off that sealer takes as long ! And Chris is doing what most panelbeaters don't ....taking his time and making sure the damaged sections are pulled gradually. The only thing l would suggest is put a heavy blanket over the chain (fire blanket) . so if the chain lets go it drops. And just in case for those that don't know the joints are spot on. Thanks

[@graemew7001]

That is pure art and shows many years of experience because you can't do that straight from the off to that standard. Once you've done that job to the standard you'd be hard pushed to tell it had been done, although I know you would never hide the history on a car because honesty is your company motto.....or should be 👍

[@crisfiler6128]

Nice video, I had a chain slip years ago nearly smashed my knee up...always used a safety wire after that to stop chain from flying back.

[@colinbaggott113]

Another great video Rob, I'm always fascinated on what you & Chris can do 👍

[@alastairkippax]

Thoroughly enjoyed that thanks chaps. Excellent work as always and thanks for the explanations throughout 👍

[@awalk5177]

Excellent video illustrating the time and equipment needed often to straighten accident damage. Also the knowledge you guys have doing this is priceless.

[@mickrepairscars9004]

Great work guys. Skills you dont learn in a book. Mick

[@kevinfisher7142]

Amazing tool , great work guys , will be a lovely car when done.

[@chrisstyles4630]

Looking good guys definitely a lot of work being on the jig & getting everything lined up seen many pull on damaged cars & end up pulling to much & then having to do extra work better to do it how you where a little at a time great job guys 🚗

[@Jazzman5]

I was in the trade for many years. Nice to see a jig being used again! I've even popped my finger tips on an English wheel when stretching metal panels!

[@1066gaz]

Amazing work there guys. It would be a very interesting video if you & chris could actually show examples of cars that is beyond repair & the reasons why.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, this one was really interesting guys, good luck with the rebuild.

[@andrewcairnduff1540]

Always look forward to your videos keep up the good work 👍

[@cjr6564]

Loving this one. You two are working your magic on the little Polo like an automotive version of Penn and Teller! Rob the front-man with all the patter and waffle with "silent" Chris in the background doing the graft! keep it up guys.

[@justinlambert3388]

Wow guys impressive! Really enjoy your videos. Have you thought of having your own show on Quest?? 😉 👍

[@Chris1ar]

Absolutely brilliant video, great showcase of your skills. You make something very difficult look easy 👍👍

[@christophermorrow9693]

great video Rob and Chris doing fantastic good 👌 you both should have some kind of cut resistant gloves on touching them panels as can be razor sharp

[@Jay-B1750]

Thoroughly enjoying this one and the all the previous cars, you guys are keeping me company while I work from home!

[@nickrendell4300]

Fascinating watching you guys repairing the rear quarter on the polo, lots of skill and patience in body repair. Great video guys. 👍👏👌

[@hfraat25]

A good video been waiting to see this machine in action though quick it's easy to see the general idea. 👍👍👍

[@gordon7470]

Complex just. Really professional job once again 👍👍

[@lardy600]

Love this. In depth pulling jig work. Keep ip. Good. Work.

[@KingstonHomeMaintenance]

never cease to amaze me, there's some bloody skill there Chris. There's no need to apologise for not getting in there Rob, if people can't see how dangerous that is and the tension in that chain well they have no idea or a brain. well.done guys.

[@pauldrake7598]

I no you guys like Polo's but I think that the jig is extra strong 🤣🤣🤣

[@allanchapman7986]

I do not know nothing about cars except basic maintenance. Great video.

[@l.s.tukbigbud7715]

Chris is a car sergeant... a true master..

[@richardadriver]

Folds and creases like that need a lot of finessing and hammer dressing to get back to the required shape, no wonder it was two day's work. Aftermarket panels aren't always the best fit either, but that one looks good.

[@sruk]

It’s not aftermarket the don’t do pattern quarters for this car

[@shuttayerface503]

Very informative and plainly explained Cheers guys