LAZZZE METAL SHAPING: Combining Techniques to Create a Custom Angled and Rounded Profile!

[@papaloongie]

Thank you so much for all your teaching. Many enjoyable years!!!

[@AFKgarage7296]

thank you so much for all you give the community. it was a pleasure taking your step 1 class.

[@yt650]

Hands, the first cordless power tools.

[@markdaniel6086]

Thank you for making all these wonderful videos showing so much descriptive technique's for people to use your knowledge and experience for many many years in the future.

[@sizzle073]

I enjoy seeing you still letting your imagination improve your technique, and strive to learn.

[@georgeezzell4474]

You are a master at your craft. Every day is a school day, even for someone like you. Love your videos. Thank you.

[@gregbuclkland8060]

Lazze you have a very straight forward way of teaching your Tips and Tricks, so thank you for sharing. I have been a Panelbeater for 48 years and have had the privilege to be taught how to shape and work metal by a few old school metal workers and your clips have help me create patch panels in a easier way. Many Thanks

[@rdspeedfab]

Golden info for anyone doing a chop. Thanks for sharing.

[@tonypires8816]

Thank you so much for all you post. I’m a metal worker and have worked with my hands all my life. But I’m not a hot rod guy. Your vids have been inspiring and have made me aware of techniques I would never known about. Your contribution to metal forming on KZbin has been invaluable.

[@joell439]

Thanks Lazze for showing these discoveries. Really helps to open the minds for all of us. 👍👍😎👍👍

[@dougwernham5209]

Thanks for the video Lazze

[@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV]

Lazze you are a legend. Thank you for all the videos over the years. I have learned so much and have gotten much more efficient at metal shaping based on your lessons. You make the most of the capabilities of the machines I would have never thought of. Thank you again sir

[@trebel]

Thank you for all your hard work. Cheers m8.

[@55sargeshotrods]

Thank you for doing this videos. I learn a lot from them. I’m a retired fabricator. I have a shop here at my house. As a side gig I do sheet metal restoration work for antique tractors for Kelch restoration. I just used this method to make some front fenders out of 16 gauge for a Deutz tractor. Bent my sides up A little then put the radius on with the bead roller then shrunk it. I have all mittler brothers equipment. I bought most of your die’s and like them better. We have even shipped tractors to Sweden. Once again for showing my limited equipment how to get the job done

[@jre1939]

It's awesome that even with all your experience that you're still learning new ways to do this work.

[@fixinstuff9662]

Thank you. This is something I will try.

[@kurtludwig6962]

Good to see another lesson, thanks Lazze.

[@greenkouki]

Wow what an awesome discovery. Thank you for sharing Lazze!

[@lemontier]

I can see that 3rd axle being a great help making running board trim. Thank you for your videos.

[@jimone555]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing

[@geoffreymills9932]

I think 4 and 5 would be great profiles for capping roadster doors, smooth work as always Lazzee

[@markcolford659]

Thank you for this video, just so happens that I'm working on a project that needs a profile like what you made. Thank you for the many years of videos in Metal Shaping. The knowledge I have gained from watching you has helped me advance my career with more skills. Forever grateful

[@michaelduquette4463]

Well, 6 years since I took your workshop. Always love watching the tips and tricks, still learning. Actually made my own beadroller based off of your design with a 40" throat. Thanks again for sharing all your knowledge.

[@peep39]

We always learn from you, Lazze

[@hanseriksson2398]

Mycket bra information Lasse! Tack!👍

[@paulnewton943]

I love your teachings I learn so much from your way of thinking. The only complaint is that they are to long between videos. Look forward to your next🙏

[@johnnyblaze5448]

we used to put a piece of round steel with de radius needed in the brake on top of the sheet metal to create a round bend, after with the shrinker or stretcher to the needed shape. benefit is you can create almost any radius with just a piece of round bar. your technique is very cool too by the way ;)

[@Builtbyronny]

Awesome 👍

[@jeffdeluca1153]

Enjoy your talents Lazze! Would love to learn this trade, Dad was a sheet metal mechanic years ago.

[@animal_engineering]

Another awesome tip, about to make a stainless fuel cell for my van, I think this tip would make the corners real nice. love using your bead roller. I really need to get myself over there to do one of your courses.

[@WildWestGarage]

Thank you!

[@danamcintyre3565]

The dies for your besd roller can they be baught or did you make them ? Do you build tools gor sale or for your personal use ? If so need a price on a english wheel ?

[@backby-anders]

Hej Lasse, Jag undrar vad det är för skillnad med att ha gummibandet på överrullen, jämfört med att vända plåten upp och ner och köra med ett radiehjul under...? Hoppas allt är bra med dig, hälsningar Backby-Anders från Smedjebacken! Och Gott nytt år!

[@Tryagain205]

The larger the island of knowledge the longer the shore of wonder.

[@koddington]

Thanks Lasse , Just got my new bed roller . Just started to try out some kimbinasiones . Dan in Sweden.🖕

[@Tryagain205]

A “Z” shape with one 90* curved could be the bottom of a rocker panel with the hard 90 being the pinch weld flange.

[@mickewingemyr9813]

Såå intressant och bra☺

[@BALrider1Steve]

Hand work existed for thousands of years

[@Baron3D]

👍

[@dennisschickling2249]

Nice Work. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY🇺🇸

[@btchickenwing6914]

😅😊

[@cm-ek4ci]

So many questions but no answers

[@plisken8799]

Mästare på plåt

[@jre1939]

Do you sell the templates for the 32 model A 3 window?