Tubal, I’ve heard Ray say in many of his videos that”metal is clay” and by you using that piece of clay ,gives a really great visual of what is happening to the metal. I enjoy watching these,and other videos like this, always something new to pick up , everyone with a little different twist on how they do it, learn from the teachers, then make what you see work for you, thank you again Tubal for taking the time to make this video !🫡🇨🇦
Yo I appreciate the kind words man and thank you so much for watching all my videos and engaging in the comment section! It's helped my videos get put in front of more people that can benefit from them! You are greatly appreciated 🙏
Thank you for this brilliant demonstration. Everything seems so easy in your hands. Obviously, this ease hides years of experience and golden hands. Impressive. I'm definitely not into metalwork, but I find it magical to take a sheet of metal and shape it into an elegant shape.
Wow! I am glad I found your Channel. I am old now and have slowed down. I have patched and painted at least 30 plus vehicles thru the years. It never was my full time job but I enjoyed it. I like spray painting better at this stage. I have 3 more Vehicles that I want to complete while I am physically able and they need many panels to be made. I have at this point only watched 2 of your videos. I am inspired by your explanations on those two. I will watch them all and will continue my journey learning. Thanks!
Hey thank you very much! These are they comments that keep me inspired to make the best videos I possibly can! I'm thrilled I can inspire you to continue learning. If you have any questions you let me know! Thanks for watching!
Would this work for t6 6061? Got a project where I need something of that temper but can only get access to the sheets after they've been hardened and I don't have the money to get them re -tempered
That's an interesting question! I'd like to hear more about your project, possibly ask you some questions too if you want to book a free call with me. Here is a link in my to pick a day and time calendly.com/tubalcainbamf/interview
Hello Sir, first of all, thank you very much for making such a clear and informative video. I just found this channel today. My question is, there's no one selling that kind of hammer in my country, is it still possible to use different type of hammer and get good result? Many thanks in advance
Hello my friend! yes absolutely! wood hammers work great! hammers can be built out of many different materials! Hell you can even carve one out of a tree branch and get really good results! maybe ill make a video on it! Thanks for the question!
I believe it is usually 19g but 20g and 18g is usually readily available. Floors and firewalls should be 18g anything else you can mostly get away with 20g
Tubal, I’ve heard Ray say in many of his videos that”metal is clay” and by you using that piece of clay ,gives a really great visual of what is happening to the metal.
I enjoy watching these,and other videos like this, always something new to pick up , everyone with a little different twist on how they do it, learn from the teachers, then make what you see work for you, thank you again Tubal for taking the time to make this video !🫡🇨🇦
Yo I appreciate the kind words man and thank you so much for watching all my videos and engaging in the comment section! It's helped my videos get put in front of more people that can benefit from them! You are greatly appreciated 🙏
Absolutely awesome and easy to understand video. Especially loved the the jumbo marker tip to show high and low spots!
glad you liked it!
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Seriously good skills dude very impressive 👍
Sweet as. Metal is clay as Wray would say. Yep more please. 👍
Tubal! Your the man! I was thinking of using my hypervolt massager for a planisher but your tips are way better 😂.
Thank you for this brilliant demonstration. Everything seems so easy in your hands. Obviously, this ease hides years of experience and golden hands.
Impressive.
I'm definitely not into metalwork, but I find it magical to take a sheet of metal and shape it into an elegant shape.
Appreciate the compliment, and thanks for watching
Wow! I am glad I found your Channel. I am old now and have slowed down. I have patched and painted at least 30 plus vehicles thru the years. It never was my full time job but I enjoyed it. I like spray painting better at this stage. I have 3 more Vehicles that I want to complete while I am physically able and they need many panels to be made. I have at this point only watched 2 of your videos. I am inspired by your explanations on those two. I will watch them all and will continue my journey learning. Thanks!
Hey thank you very much! These are they comments that keep me inspired to make the best videos I possibly can! I'm thrilled I can inspire you to continue learning. If you have any questions you let me know! Thanks for watching!
subscribed thank you have always had an interest in metal work and hoping to learn more from your videos
Glad to have you on board! Thanks for the Sub! Are you doing metal work on a project at the moment?
Great video, well explained mate. Keep on keeping on.
Great stuff. Thankyou for taking the time to show us ..
Absolutely! Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Great introduction to metal shaping.
Thank you!
very good demonstration cool just subscribed
Right on man Thank you!
Nice work.
Thanks Chuckee!
Very creative l admire your stuff
Thank you, I appreciate that
Olá boa tarde,como é feito está almofada em que você molda a chapa?
It's a leather shot bag. I think that's what your referring to
Good stuff, Good stuff man , nice video
Thanks dude! Glad you liked it!
Would this work for t6 6061? Got a project where I need something of that temper but can only get access to the sheets after they've been hardened and I don't have the money to get them re -tempered
That's an interesting question! I'd like to hear more about your project, possibly ask you some questions too if you want to book a free call with me. Here is a link in my to pick a day and time calendly.com/tubalcainbamf/interview
Where'd he get those wonderful toys
Not the size of the tool 😂😂😂. Another banger video
Who was your mentor, Ron Covel?
My mentor was Wray schelin, and yes he also calls it the spine
Of you heated the metal would it be more pliable to hammer ?
Eh not really.
these videos rock
Thats amazing 👍
Sir I want to make a metal Beyblade attack ring using aluminium liquid how can I give shape
What is that? Lol
U don't know Beyblade
@@HarshalChachere Bro I have know idea what your staying
Hello Sir, first of all, thank you very much for making such a clear and informative video. I just found this channel today. My question is, there's no one selling that kind of hammer in my country, is it still possible to use different type of hammer and get good result?
Many thanks in advance
Hello my friend! yes absolutely! wood hammers work great! hammers can be built out of many different materials! Hell you can even carve one out of a tree branch and get really good results! maybe ill make a video on it! Thanks for the question!
more guys like this showing metawork more work fir me lol
What do you mean?
@@BeAMetalFabricator i mean you promoting skill showing what can be done
I appreciate that bro!
Have you ever hit one of your shrink tucks wrong and have it fold over?
Yes I have. Its a pain to to get it unfolded and back straight. You definitely want to avoid folding the shrink over
Cool Metro
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You called it the spine, or your mentor called it that?
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Hi
Haha: french style moustache
This is a slapper
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what thickness do they have sheet metal American year 50/60?
I believe it is usually 19g but 20g and 18g is usually readily available. Floors and firewalls should be 18g anything else you can mostly get away with 20g