Student To Pro - I talk with Tom Hammond about his experience with learning PDR
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Tom Hammond has experienced a variety of Paintless Dent Removal Training methods, including a five-day course, online training, and a four-week course.
He also gained valuable experience shadowing an existing tech in the field.
In this interview, Tom shares his thoughts and advice on various ways to get started in this great industry.
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i enjoyed your course Tom and pdr is a very handy skill if you are in a body shop , accidents happen
Thanks John, we miss you in the Members forum always good fun chatting with you!
@@LearnPDROnline yes i no i should rejoin been busy
Nice story ! I done a 5 day course then just practiced 6 days a week at home after work for 2 years with car bonnets in my living room! Must of gone through 3 in total
Then I bought a second hand car and smashed dents in that for 6 months during covid . After lockdown I had my first paid job 😊pdr is like learning the piano bloody hard!!!
Currently in my 5th year of pdr
That's how I got started too, 5 day course, then practicing at home on scrap panels before buying a whole scrap car to play with. If you can it's the best way as you get to work on a variety of panels with plenty of R&I practice too. Congratulations on 5 years in, hard work and motivation pays off 👍🏻
What a great episode Tom! And well done to Tom H with your PDR journey sounds like you’ve put a hell of a lot of time and learning into your new career and you’ll feel the rewards very soon 🙌🏼
Nice new logo Tom L too! 😊
Thank you Martin! Hopefully some good information here for PDR beginners and Tom H is now a full time paid PDR tech so its great to chat with him about his journey and I'm sure will inspire others to get started in PDR
Thanks re the logo too, goes well with my new intro to these videos, I've also got stickers, pens and magnets for MTE Lol
Great to hear Tom H's story. I am inspired!
I'm so glad you're inspired that was my hope with sharing Tom's story, he has really put the effort in and its paid off for him 👍🏻
I'm a full time auto body tech and earn decent money but have invested a good chunk of money into a variety of PDR tools. Keep telling myself I'll get into it and still haven't but this is pushing to sign up and actually change career paths while I still can. My goal has always been to work for myself instead of under someone else's business in the same building/shop.
Yes 100% I was a full time body tech myself before I started working for myself and I have zero regrets in taking that leap, It's not always easy but I do love it and always happy to talk more about my own experiences
Same here!
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Thanks 👍
Very good film. I really like watch your movies and chats with people from the industry. I have s question about practice methods. Tom H said he made a cross on the panel and tried to do high spot in the center of it, then knock it down back. Do you have any other practice methods? Cheers!
Thanks Damian I'm glad you are enjoying them. Yes we have practical training exercises, instead of crosses we start with circles to try and create a high in the middle and then we have a high spot to practice knocking down, there are a few different ways you can create a variety of high spots by using different tips and also pulling with glue, we also have ways to recreate a crown to practice tap down work. Pushing accuracy is key to a clean repair though so make sure you spend plenty of time getting your accuracy right. try different size circles gradually getting smaller or a box with a cross in where you can hit the centre of all 4 squares, once we move on to practise with small dents that are a few more training examples for different types of dent too with both rods and glue!
@@LearnPDROnline Thanks for explanation and examples. I'm at the beginning of my journey with pdr. Your movies are very helpful. Keep doing what you do. 😊
@@damian2078 Thank you I really appreciate that, keep learning, keep practising and keep trying to get a little bit better everyday with your techniques and understanding
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