Sheet metal work and a wreck

[@jeremyshaw4538]

First and foremost thank god your family is ok. Killer build brother...

[@Garagetreads]

Thanks

[@flawed_victor_gaming]

What type of welder/s do you use for this type of work? So what settings on the welder do you use to weld sheet metal? Awesome video bro keep up the great work. I hope they are ok and safe. much love bro

[@Garagetreads]

I've got a Matco inverter welder. It's a rebadged Lincoln. I'm all over the place with the setting due to the thickness differences on the metal. Some is thicker than others.

[@KentuckyTheMiniTruckState]

Hope your family is ok. Hate to see a vehicle crashed, but they are whats important. Please keep us posted on how they are doing

[@Garagetreads]

They are fine other than some bruises and being sore.

[@KentuckyTheMiniTruckState]

@Garagetreads great news. Cant wait to see what you do with the front tubs. That's where it always gets interesting

[@Garagetreads]

It'll definitely be just as interesting as everything else has been for me so far

[@popclutch_100]

How hard do you think it would be to tuck 20x10 wheels in the front and rear of a hardbody?

[@Garagetreads]

You'd need to narrow an axle and probably back half it. I have a narrow five toyota axle and I have about 3/4 inch between the frame and the wheels. It barely clears the bedside. The fronts i have no clue.

[@popclutch_100]

@Garagetreads that's what I'm not sure for the front. My lips on my wheels front and rear are 4" offset of +12