More sheet metal fabrication and welding – 1942 Cadillac Fleetwood / ep126
I've watched Ash for a number of years and the skills that I find more fascinating than most is his sheet metal fabrication and welding. His understanding of angles, expansion, contraction and just how the metal is going to behave before, during and after fabrication and welding is impressive to say the least.
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I’ve watched Ash for a number of years and the skills that I find more fascinating than most is his sheet metal fabrication and welding. His understanding of angles, expansion, contraction and just how the metal is going to behave before, during and after fabrication and welding is impressive to say the least.
How to restore your Harley – the bible we use: https://amzn.to/30xSt1y
All the music we use comes from here: https://bit.ly/2X5v59w
Join us on Instagram for daily photos https://www.instagram.com/riestoreltd
Visit us at: http://rie-store.com/
Weekly series documenting our work, plus hints, tips, tricks and Q&A.
New video EVERY FRIDAY.
To have your question answered please use the hashtag #askash in the comments.
Hi, what SWG steel are you using? Cheers
You Have Great Control of Your Shears!!…..Mine Does Not Cut like that!!…..What Size Wire Do You Use, and What Kind??…..What Grit Do You Grid With??…….Thanks!!!
Great video. New subscriber here, tinker with cars as a hobby, and currently learning to weld – really glad I found your channel!
Great video 👍
Great video nice bike👍
Good we bit of "man flesh" showing on camera, might get censored for showing "flap-age" lol
Another great video, I am restoring a 49 Harley WL myself. There's alot to learn