Sheet Metal Fabrication by Hand
sheet metal fabrication by hand
Episode 87 Manic Mechanic
sheet metal fabrication by hand. We do metal shaping using a bench vice, body hammer, and dolly as well as angle iron. Our goal is a clean fabrication of the sheet metal torque box sheet metal on the 1965 Falcon Ranchero. We will be bending, the steel in our workshop. This is a lost art. We use simple metal shaping tools to do car body work. Slowly but surely we are working our way through the rust repair on Rusty the Ranchero
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jford@autorestomod.com
Parts:
http://www.autokrafters.com
1960-65 Falcon floor pan: C2DZ-5911135R
sheet metal fabrication by hand
Episode 87 Manic Mechanic
sheet metal fabrication by hand. We do metal shaping using a bench vice, body hammer, and dolly as well as angle iron. Our goal is a clean fabrication of the sheet metal torque box sheet metal on the 1965 Falcon Ranchero. We will be bending, the steel in our workshop. This is a lost art. We use simple metal shaping tools to do car body work. Slowly but surely we are working our way through the rust repair on Rusty the Ranchero
www.manicmechaniconline.com
www.gasolinemediausa.com
jford@autorestomod.com
Parts:
http://www.autokrafters.com
1960-65 Falcon floor pan: C2DZ-5911135R
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Great prototyping by hand !!! we are a strong manufacturer of sheet metal fabrication in China, with high quality and competitive price. Rapid prototyping and batch produce.
Cool . Home tools just what I wanted to see. Learn
I own a 1968 ford fairlane fastback 390, I’ve been looking for a while driver side fender, any help is appreciated
Lov your channel, from first to latest, keep it up, blessings to all
Another outstanding video! Well done! I’m learning a lot.
It's time to ask Wood for sponsorship…. Good work
If you had a brake, and a bead roller would come in reeeeel handy, I know where one is you may could borrow.
@ 11;33, why not cut both at the same time, that way you have the weld gap and a match cutline.
We all wish we had a Logan to do the ton of grinding, but it is all left up to yours truly. Alas and alack, time to get back to the grind. LOL Great job guys, see you on he other side.
Nice! What kind of seats are you going for?? I been looking for either bench or bucket, not sure, waiting on the transmission to be final. t5 or T56, not sure…
Your cutting with a hand saw is a lot straighter than my attempt. Glad to see Logan involved in a project. It's almost like having a young Vinnie around, oh is he cam's replacement?
👍👍 use a little thermal motivation in that metal project. A little heat from a torch goes a long way when you wanna get steel to do what you want it to do.
Jeff, floor pan from below. It works. Brace moved up to B pillar door jam.
Funny, I just did this repair not long ago. I used a dryer door I snagged from scrap yard. Keep up the great work!
You are doing great. It is looking good. There is a lot of rusted metal to replace. Thank you.
Loganhauler is coming around nicely. A mercy cut of the new floorpan will be needed. Behind the seat riser and north of the torque boxes. Cheers my Dears. Steve
I haven’t done much, but metal fabrication excites me! I mean interests me! Yeah! That’s it!
The joys of rust repair, cut something out to replace, find more to fix.