Linear Stretching Metal Shaping
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2018
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In this video Chris Runge shows how to use Linear Stretching to form a radius aluminum flange. The material used is .060 3003 H14 Aluminum. This technique can be done with simple hand tools or with customized dies in a planishing hammer.
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"Amazing" is an understatement when I see your work. I really enjoy watching you building a car. Thank you!!
Awesome explanation Chris! Also im glad to have your first T-shirt in Canada!!!
Keep up the great work and videos.
Beautiful work as always buddy!
You and TOTAL SHADE are masters in metal shapeing art
Said this in the comments of a previous video, but thank you again for taking the time to make these videos.
Very impressive! I enjoy watching such craftsmanship.
Your work is so briliant
Superb tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to share your technique. This fascinating to watch. Can hardly wait for your next update. 👍👌
Amazing work of a skilled craftsmen Chris I imagine you get so much satisfaction out of creating each and every part that fits only one jigsaw puzzle?Grin maybe a Chris Runge Special Art Deco style Racing Plane next?
Tony from Western Australia
I can only imagine the countless thousands of dedicated hours that you've put into your enviable skill. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Australia - Dave
More videos plz. I'm super interested I metal shaping and the fact that you make as well as design tour own cars.
I usually use a broad masonry chisel and sledge hammer when fabricating wide flanged curves like this. I have no machinery, though, so while it's exquisitely effective/precise, I'm sure this modified anvil pneumatic planishing hammer is the way to go. Love seeing your work, man! Keep it up.
Thanks for another vid. upload.
Very nice ,excellent demo. Love to see how tight you could get that curve if you had to.
Wow interesting process and a simple machine too.
precisei assistir novamente ... simplesmente inacreditável ... é arte viu amigo! parabéns pela qualidade e pela aula!!!
Hi. If people don't understand stretching metal to shape it here's a idea. When you hammer the metal it is getting thinner . This is making it grow. As it grows it get longer and changes the shape. I love the cars you are building.
LOVELY VIDEO- THIS KID IS TALENTED
Very impressive
Saw you on Leno's show but never knew you had a channel,I try to work metal myself so I have a bit of understanding...long story short I hope you can teach me a few tricks,thanks!
I'd love to see your style and craftsmanship on an Audi R8 awd with a mid engine V10..seems like an inevitable matching ..cheers.
Fantastic job an very ineresting vidéo.
Gruß from good old Germany
My great respect!
Im a custom knife maker and know how much skills are needed...Respect from Portugal 👍🙏
Hi Chris. A privilege to see you work. Could you please describe the process of fixing the body panels to the tubular frame? Is it welded?
These beautiful cars that you make do they come with air bags?
How about a video on how the wire frame was made
amazing
Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradal'E....surely this would be worthy of hand metal built construction. All Aluminum, dropped couple Turbos Twins on a 2JZ, ECU software to red line above 9k, lastly...a nasty ZO6 rear differential. Now that would make for a very stout street GT car.
Was that an XS650 in the background?
Clever. 👍
Hello Chris
Is the wire form buck half inch aluminium tube or rod? And do you form the tube or rod on top of a wooden buck first?
Regards
muito bacana ! como voçê ficsa as latarias ?
Good!!
in aviation metalworking, we have a shrinker / spreader tool
Only have 2 questions , what gage metal do you use and do you ever torch the metlal prior to working it?.
Your so awesome
What part of MN are you in?
vejo que tem um esqueleto no carro voçê utilisa esses esqueleto com a lataria ?
Um, is a shrinker stretcher not appropriate for some reason?
Nice. We all need a hand-made Batmobile, don't we?
What was a far better feat is when the suits of armor were made in the middle ages. No power tools, how did they make sheet metal and formed into a suit of armor, prevent it from rusting? Knights in shining armor.
This is a good example of how a bad condiction marked hammer face will really mark up your material badly!!
This eagle on your logo, with every such idea?
First from ermany
Would buy this so car dealerships STFU
Think of how a Blacksmith works.
It is a frightening to think high level pro craftsmen use hand tools made in China.
Once again...no information on the type of metal you are using. First: number & type 7075 aluminum ( try that - haha), next thickness; .032 , .065 etc (NOT gage), and last and very important: hardness ( T6, T4, H14 etc)
Otherwise some good points.
Read the description.
@ Excellent, even though it took time to find description under "show more". But one question: how does 3003 1/4 hard hold up at 60 MPH? Do bugs dent the sheet metal or is it work hardened enough? Please make the metal callout a requirement . Too many people leave it off. Thus 7075 = aluminum foil i.e. same oh same oh. And we know that "aint right".