Distortion free bead rolling hand made car body panels, Rear wheel tubs. Tips and Tricks #19

[@piperdoug428]

The one thing i've come to realize at the halfway point of my life is that if you want to find the real artists in their trade to learn from they're never in the massive buildings with the Vegas style neon signs flaunting how much business they do and how much their teaching videos cost at their online store, it's people who go above n beyond because they're compelled to, not contracted to. it saddens me to see people doing a job their whole life because it paid the most but they couldn't wait to retire, but to see someone who puts as much into an after hours low value item as they do into an on the clock priceless beauty is very fulfilling. pleas know we appreciate it friend. Ps. yer hair is still fabulous.

[@trevsblog]

PIPER DOUG Thanks Doug very nice of you to say such kind words, appreciated my friend. Cheers Trev 👍

[@azul8811]

You sure got that one right, brother. Ain't it the truth! Well said.

[@Tommy-B.]

Trev, when are you going to do a video on how to pull off that hairstyle. Cut and style please. Lol. But seriously.

[@justinshields4216]

@@trevsblog second that above comment.. couldn't have said it better myself.. forging a master craftsman that takes tremendous pride in their work with great attention to detail 👏

[@WesW3187]

1.8 Zetec from a Ford Focus. Excellent show. Cheers.

[@lacaver64]

good work trev this is the good old craftmans work ,good body work with the ingles wheelv and the other machines ,not al the persons see the troubles to make this pieces ,good video trev

[@EMANWeldingVlogs]

Your work so good, every details I've learned step by step, very helpful for me, thanks for this video 👏

[@jobsonlinhares9057]

Congratulations and thank you very much for your teachings. I am from Brazil and if I understood your language, I would learn a lot more thank you for your channel.

[@alanstapleton3818]

Trev you are a true artisan mate body workers of your caliber are a dying breed mate awesome videos thanks

[@stevenlarsen1691]

The man is the machine; a great machine.

[@stevenlarsen1691]

The first thing I did was to make a ring with the same radios as the crank and replace the crank with the wheel. The second thing I did was to put a permanent T handle on the roll adjuster. The third thing I did was watch your video again. Thank you.

[@chrisarcher739]

A joy to watch. Presuming you completed your college training 25 - 30 years ago, you still have such love for your art.Great job

[@sheldonphilp3402]

You Sir, are a craftsman!

[@tfortexas5098]

Thanks for sharing, Trev. I enjoy the knowledge that you share with us. It helps me out so much.

[@trevsblog]

Thank you 😊

[@MrSearcherthelurcher]

Best videos ive seen , the patience and quality second to none , actually first 👍👍

[@trevsblog]

MrSearcherthelurcher thank you sir! Cheers Trev 👍

[@jhenderson999]

What a classy way to handle negative comments. Beautiful work sir. I'm learning much.

[@robertkeaney7047]

First time viewer. Love watching a true craftsman in his element. I will probably never bead roll but highly interesting and very informative. Well done Sir.

[@trevsblog]

Thanks for your comments 👍

[@robertkeaney7047]

Subscribed. My inner mechanic made me do it!

[@petergoodwin2465]

Every time I need some ideas to make a part I just watch Trev . Wish I was half as good as Trev. Thanks mate at least some cars in Australia will have good work done thanks to you.

[@James-fs4rn]

Craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing.

[@darylzagrocki4401]

Ford Zeneca engine. Always like your videos; great having someone showing what can be done without requiring lots of expensive tools. It shows true craftsmanship.

[@bclare2544]

Nicely done Trev.

[@goatie1822]

Trevor is a master craftsman at work; he is certainly no fake. So there

[@jimbob220878]

This is the best video for me trying to learn,because I can’t afford to buy top notch machines,and you’ve showed me it can be done very well without them,thanks mate,my range Rover classic project will be much cheaper to do,I’ve been fabricating sills and stuff for years,but wanted to do this for ages

[@victorfronkiii8261]

Ok so if I ever get to the UK, I have to look you you up. I enjoy watching and listening to your videos. Thank you for all your help.

[@carlsiddorn4385]

Fantastic workmanship really look forward to them so glad u give up your free time to teach us and show how a proper job is done

[@dimitardzhukanov6818]

Trev you’re very precious person. Thank again for your brilliant work.

[@fender1325]

Great video - thanks very much. One idea I read, (that I haven't tried myself yet) on finishing the end of the bead - take an open end wrench that is the size of the bead and hammer it down on the end to "close" the bead.

[@trevsblog]

Rob Basile thanks rob what I have done is cut a section out of a piece of tube and hammer that in on top of the bead, I did it to a Citroen floor that we made and had to get custom made dies made up the bead was so big that it looked awful until I crimped the end down with the tube. Cheers Trev 👍

[@kookiebub]

Just back from 10 days abroad to find this latest Tips & Tricks. VERY Interested to discover you flip the panel after wheeling and bead roll AGAINST the stretch....a critical piece of info indeed ! 10/10 for another great tutorial - looking forward to the next. (Ford Zetec)

[@frederiktroost437]

thanks elvis,don t we wish all to do it as you do.....

[@starforged]

Another great video. There are craftsmen and there are artists. You are both. Thank you for sharing.

[@admichell9756]

Marvelous Better than new ! Thank you very much for.your High Quality Content !

[@ultimatemoviemasters]

inspiring work. good ol ford four cylinder!

[@vkirisome4701]

Absolutely in awe of this bloke well done Tre

[@tedhewitt4299]

You do very nice work Trev.

[@billnlori3149]

Wow Trev, those turned out great!! Old school metal work taught by a Greaser...perfect!!

[@jollyranchhand]

I can't begin to say anything more complimentary than many of those who have replied before me. All I can add to them is, hear, hear ... Another well done video of extraordinary workmanship, and very much appreciated.

[@ewok8367]

Awesome work mate , please keep it coming

[@Ade-refrigeration-guy]

I've read on an American site about replacing the crank arm on the bead roller with a yacht style wheel of the same diameter, allows you to turn the bead roller with shorter arm stretching

[@allanchillan8240]

Thanks Trev I am really gaining lots of skills from you

[@tdejew]

Very nice job ! Great explanations, easy to follow

[@CarlosMendez-hs8yi]

Hi Trev new to your blog your work is brilliant just like your music and hair it's an inspiration and joy watching your videos keep up the good work.

[@john90430]

I was about to say exactly the same thing.

[@mv4ago]

Another top job Trev, I don't know if you realise just how inspiring these videos are, many thanks. Ford Zetec innit?

[@firelces9112]

Absolutely amazed by your craftsmanship! I've been a hobby bodyman since age 14 now a couple years older than you. You've taught an old dog a whole book of new tricks. Love your intro's always make me laugh.

[@billsheehy1660]

Trev, thanks for taking the time to talk with me in Cheltenham the other day, I promise I was not stalking you. Again your work is amazing and I am grateful for the information that we are all able to gain from you. Just love it. Thanks again Bill.................Oh yes its a Ford Zetec engine.

[@trevsblog]

Bill Sheehy thanks Bill it was nice of you to flag me down and say the nice things that you did, which kind of makes the effort worthwhile for me. Until we run into each other again bye for now cheers Trev 👍

[@anthonyvisnesky6656]

Beautiful work Trev, I appreciate that you always give very sound reasons for the techniques you use. It not only takes the guess work out of the process for newcomers but encourages us " seasoned" souls to give some techniques a try that might be new to us and better , in practice, then our " old " ways. Thanks again for so freely sharing your talent.

[@paradoxalrasta7712]

Thank for your brilliant work.

[@buddybonus10]

One of the finest metal workers I have ever watched. A pleasure to watch.

[@lukearts2954]

Great video rich with tips and craftsmanship :) Thanks!

[@chaseanderson8801]

I love your explanation, and the way you show what your doing, this definitely helps me

[@stevegeorge6231]

I really enjoy your videos they're all straightforward and backyard building something that I can do without a bunch expensive tools thank you very much

[@freeranger1677]

LOL only UK kids who grew up in the 60s and 70s would know what that intro was about. I'm 57 now but I recognized that music instantly. Oh and who could forget Bagpuss, yeh those were the days!

[@johnvanderhaas1269]

Thanks Trev. Another great video. Your ability to describe what is actually going on while shaping a piece of panel steel is very enlightening. Your motor is a Ford Zetec from a fucus.

[@gavin6538]

Back for another watch now I have a bead roller. having a bit of rolling in a pannel does take the eye from my welding. any thing that stops focus on my welding is a good thing.

[@Beobout6]

Great job! Thank you Trev for the pro tips and tricks.

[@blueridgeburnouts8265]

Trev you're brilliant...

[@guy-qk6jd]

Your work is so nice! I can't wait to see your headlight video!

[@trevsblog]

RY TANG don’t worry I definitely haven’t forgotten. Cheers Trev 👍

[@curemode2002]

Super videos Trev! I was shot over here from Urchfab's channel he recommended yours for metal shaping. I am really getting excited to see each video and how to shape sheet metal, I am working on a 1965 Buick Riviera that needs quite a bit of rust repair and no one makes replacement panels so it is all up to me. Watching your videos really gives me tons of useful info I would not really have access to otherwise, thanks tons for the great content. I am not totally familiar with your engines in the UK but I believe it was a 1.8 liter 4 cylinder Ford from a focus you put in the van. Cheers!

[@Zincaloom]

Incredible craftsmanship, the metal work and video production. Ford Zetec.

[@HamiltonSRink]

I did something not unlike your wooden buck method to install new bright bezels on Smiths magnetic motorcycle tach and speedometers. Assemble the new bezel, gasket, glass, gasket, and speedo/tach, face down on a piece of leather on a solid flat work surface. With a tack hammer, while pressing down on the body a bit, gently tap on the raised edge of the bezel. Only bend it in about ten degrees at a time while rotating the assembly. After a short time, you are done, and the finished result is one that you can be proud of!

[@trevsblog]

Hamilton S. Rink thanks 🤩. Cheers Trev 👍

[@Innochamp]

Wow beautiful metal work

[@glennfryer1539]

Lovely work Trev ...

[@spiderbrandt4066]

I love metal shaping I built my own E wheel and Bead Roller, when I see some one like you working your part I know what you are doing and I appreciate your work and you taking the time to make these videos , it's all ways nice to see how things are done and that can only be helpful. love your work, keep it up. all the best from Australia

[@johnlee8231]

Thanks Trev really appreciate you sharing the methods to create these panels. I'm learning alot.

[@JonDingle]

Nice work young man!

[@eddiefitzgerald5280]

Trev, i've welded an old wheel off a big gas valve on the end of a metz roller, hasn't half made it easier to follow a line on a big panel without having to stretch across,cheaper than a motorized one! Thanks so much for the video's,learning a hell of a lot mate,cheers!

[@trevsblog]

eddie fitzgerald great tip thanks. Cheers Trev 👍

[@MrBorsti69]

You are the God of metal 🤘🏻 . The answer is 1.8 zetec Ford engine from a Ford Focus. Best regards from Michl, from the southern Bavarian 🏔️ sorry my English is not so good 🧔🏻

[@saulsandoval2313]

True master of the trade👍

[@malcolmnicholls2893]

Thanks for the "easy" way to stay true on the English wheel roller instead of going straight to the expert way. Great vid.

[@corypride]

The ever zany Trev. Your valuable KZbin tutorials are appreciated. Thanks.

[@earlcousins6635]

I'm GLAD I found your channel on KZbin! Excellent work!

[@markpiper8082]

Engine was a ford zetec. Another great video with lots of tips n tricks 👍👍👍

[@MotoMirius]

I've dabbled a bit into metal shaping but never had the courage to do it more seriously so thanks very much for these videos - I now have a much better understanding of what I need to do. Ford Focus 1.8 Zetec. Skäl David

[@roberthowland4503]

You are an artist I really love what you are showing me. Thanks

[@LizardCustom]

Great Vids mate ...I served my time in the late 60s as a Coach builder, Panelwacker !! Great to see someone who can show and put some of the skill's forward in a genuine way , Good on Ya ........PS I'm still wacking

[@TheViolatorSWE]

Engine is a Ford Zetec. Keep up the good work!

[@CheapThrills66chevy]

Excellent video Trev. I really like the metal shaping videos and that is how I found your blog. The engine is a Ford Zetec. I have one in my Ford Focus.

[@68xtwatto]

Hey Trev another great video, Thanks for giving up your time to explain things the simple way for those of us not in that trade, Excellent workman ship. The engine is a Ford Ztec 1.8L .

[@alan2804]

Brilliant! ESP the Windy Miller start 😂

[@henrymorello186]

Fantastic work. It is a pity "Old School" trade training is no longer taught, i.e. repair by replacement, not the craftsman skill you share with the greater community.

[@jlibb099]

Thanks for sharing the skills you have learned with us. I like the series and hope you continue producing these vids. The engine used is a Ford Zetec 1.8l I4. I watched the Bedford restoration series over the last two days and really looking forward the the final video.

[@howardrussell356]

Extremely well done, you are definitely and artist at your trade. I really enjoy your videos.

[@MyChevelleSS396]

I used similar process to make smaller panels, very successful technique. I very much enjoy your videos, thanks Trev. Answer to your question I think is Ford Zetec.

[@NK-dl2nc]

It is most definitely a Ford Zetec from a focus. Lovely job on the wheel arches Trev👍

[@charleskish8606]

Trev - Thanks again for another very good lesson. You have a very good way of teaching. I keep a vigil waiting for the next installment before you get that Zetec Bedford making tea.

[@jerrybootneck1736]

Yet another awesome video Trev Just goes to show that someone over 60 can still learn some new tricks. Many thanks for my hammer I won, it's taking pride of place with my set of plenishing hammers for when I start my new resoration. Stick some Eddie Cochran and Buddy Holley on next time lol.

[@georgeezzell4474]

You are a craftsman.

[@briansorvik7316]

Hello Trev. Greetings from across the pond in the states. I have been watching your blog for a few months now and have really enjoyed them. Lots of great information and killer technique's. I have learned lots from your videos. I'm working on a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner 2 door hardtop that I have owned for almost 40 years. Finally able to start the restoration. Have been buying parts and tools for a long time. Please keep up the great videos. Every new one seems to teach me something new I have to learn to work on a different part of my car. As for the Hammer question, I think the new engine for your van is a ford zetec 1.8 liter. Thanks again for your sharing all this knowledge of yours.

[@Okie-Tom]

Very nice hammer forming Trev! Stretching the bead location looked like it worked very well. Thank you Sir! Tom

[@slimpickins3425]

Trev, Ive never seen metal shaping explained and executed its simplest form, your work is incredible and inspiring as well! I guess those haters who thought you were trying to fool them, never watched you metal stretch a radius before. Im doing some panel replacement and some of my own fab work on my VW Westfalia. Im just a beginner to it all, including welding. If i can absorb 1% of what you have shown, ill be in a better place! Thanks for taking the time to film, produce and edit your incredible work! Theres nothing like it!

[@silverhair3933]

Awesome skills... Grew up watching Bagpuss and Worzel.

[@scottcarlsson9394]

Master craftsman you are Trev. You fitted a Ford Ztech engine in the van man.

[@taxibirtfx3]

1.8 focus zetec. Keep up the videos Trev.

[@ruinman8722]

Your skills are just ridiculously rare and amazing! You're the best I've seen ever on youtube or in real life.

[@bochristensen9030]

Hello from Denmark. Thanks for another good blog. The start made me smile. The engine is a ford zetec.

[@MatelotsousMarin]

Thanks for the Camberwick Green and Bagpuss references Trev. Made me feel like a small boy again, I was truly moved. I think we must be the same age. I was born in '69. I need one of your beautiful hammers - Ford Zetec engine Trev. Best regards, Peter

[@davidrobertson1980]

Hey Peter, loved you in Fleetwood Mac mate... oh you were BORN in '69 LOL..... well kewl name!

[@mikecurrie1795]

Great stuff Trev. You fitted a Ford Zetec.

[@rodneyperkins618]

Thanks for taking the time to produce a very informative video Trev..beginning made me burst into laughter and the bagpuss bit. Please keep them coming always enjoy watching a skilled artisan. Engine is a ford zetec by the way T T F N

[@raymondsteele4142]

Nice . Great job Trev . People that know and have worked with you are aware of your metal working skills . Made the panels on a machine pah where is the fun in that .

[@trevsblog]

RAYMOND STEELE Thanks Steeley. Pop round for a brew anytime mate. Cheers Trev 👍

[@YosemiteeSam]

Thank you for taking the time to educate people with your astounding craftsmanship! Ford Focus 1.8l Zetec engine.

[@randomcol1378]

Such attention to detail, looks better than new. The engine is Ford Zetec. I think.

[@cabdriveruk]

Great video Trev. Awesome advice as always mate, and great meticulous work ! The engine is a ford 1.8 zetec as i remember watching you remove it. Cheers, Jeff.

[@trevsblog]

cabdriveruk Thanks Jeff appreciation as always. Cheers Trev 👍

[@vickichisnall7537]

Been watching your vids for a while now you are without doubt a very very skilled man 👍keep up the good work

[@sajjber]

How does this metal artist only have 27k followers that blows my mind!! You are truly a metal shaping artist

[@1951split]

Only??? 27k... A few months ago it was just a handful. This channel has exploded...

[@trevsblog]

sajjber it is what it is my friend. Cheers Trev 👍