Hammer Forming

[@OldtimerRescue]

Thank you to show this great work. It is very useful to know that technique at my current project I work on at my channel. Regards from Germany, Ralph

[@danielwilson6401]

If you use a "soft" hammer, the shrinks can progress easier, with less tool marks. Wood, leather and plastic mallets work well.

[@mfdoom9125]

Very nice, was surprised seeing a left hand tin snips in your right hand lol

[@lougrimm9010]

Fantastic video, thanks so much. You have a great teaching style.

[@toml.8210]

I'd like to see how you do a whole fender, like they did in post-war Italy.

[@lougrimm9010]

Forgot to ask you - what kind of metal did you use? Aluminum?

[@danb.3397]

Didn't think that was going to smooth out but good job.

[@dougjones4987]

Awesome,thanks

[@istafeeddz3416]

good job thanks

[@vanagonmechanic6862]

nice informative video. chipmunk tombstone...chortle

[@ritab8248]

What did you just make?

[@crisboggess8174]

I have my students do this project to help them understand the uses of a hammer form. Plus let them see how the metal can shrink into its self.Cris