Your on the Right Track "" I Know it's WORK " But The Idea is Exactly 💯 Recrate the Whole FLOORBOARD " Now I did mine in TWO Pieces " That Way I could get it in the truck" The Idea Is A Floorboards That Will last 400 YEARS "" I Used Sheets Of 304 Stainless " And ALL HEAT Shields 304 STAINLESS" IN TWO PIECES " FOR THE FLOORBOARDS" BUT DON'T FORGET TO CORRECT THE A/C DRAIN " OR IT'S all in Vane..... Excuse my word Edicate.
I Know a Man that cut his floorboards out in one piece ' used it as a Model ' and totally recreated it but in sheets of 304 Stainless and built stainless HEAT shields for everything " that is a 2nd gen that wil Make it To year 3000
Couple of tips for next time. Your panel is only ever as good as your paper pattern so make it as accurate as you can when marking out swages & flanges ect. Don’t over stretch you panel before bead rolling, a couple runs over the area with a low crown die on your air hammer will be plenty. If it does pull in you can always planish to release tension. Like you said, it will be your business card so make it as neat and perfect as possible. Also on them floors I’m pretty sure where the body mount hole is it’s stepped down lower than the floor panel to sit flush on the chassis point
Thanx mate. I have to remake the body mount to sill panel yet as it is all rusted out. So was going to worry about mounting position then. I still have a few adjustments to make on the pan before I weld it in. I ran out of day so didn’t get that far. For smaller sections I sometimes use masking tape as a pattern because I find it more accurate. I am not to worried about the flor pan being exactly like the original as long as it looks tidy This was actually the fist proper job I have done with the bead roller so as I get used to it It should get better
@@zedl28et yeah all good I know the panel wasn’t finished. I personally prefer paper patterns but everyone has different preferences. Yeah it takes a lot of practice to get nice neat beads. Making the beads out accurately and neatly as possible before hand makes a big difference
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Ive been trying to figure a way to trace the old floor on to my new tin paper looks like a great way to do so thanks man!
Yes paper or masking tape is the best way to do it
Your on the Right Track "" I Know it's WORK " But The Idea is Exactly 💯 Recrate the Whole FLOORBOARD " Now I did mine in TWO Pieces " That Way I could get it in the truck" The Idea Is A Floorboards That Will
last 400 YEARS "" I Used Sheets Of 304 Stainless " And ALL HEAT Shields 304 STAINLESS" IN TWO PIECES " FOR THE FLOORBOARDS" BUT DON'T FORGET TO CORRECT THE A/C DRAIN " OR IT'S all in Vane..... Excuse my word Edicate.
I Know a Man that cut his floorboards out in one piece ' used it as a Model ' and totally recreated it but in sheets of 304 Stainless and built stainless HEAT shields for everything " that is a 2nd gen that wil
Make it To year 3000
Thank you so much this video was very helpful
No problem
Hi, that's a Sweet Zed at the end.
How much for you to make front floor pans for my VG valiant?
I'm in SA also.
Couple of tips for next time. Your panel is only ever as good as your paper pattern so make it as accurate as you can when marking out swages & flanges ect. Don’t over stretch you panel before bead rolling, a couple runs over the area with a low crown die on your air hammer will be plenty. If it does pull in you can always planish to release tension. Like you said, it will be your business card so make it as neat and perfect as possible. Also on them floors I’m pretty sure where the body mount hole is it’s stepped down lower than the floor panel to sit flush on the chassis point
Thanx mate. I have to remake the body mount to sill panel yet as it is all rusted out.
So was going to worry about mounting position then.
I still have a few adjustments to make on the pan before I weld it in. I ran out of day so didn’t get that far.
For smaller sections I sometimes use masking tape as a pattern because I find it more accurate.
I am not to worried about the flor pan being exactly like the original as long as it looks tidy
This was actually the fist proper job I have done with the bead roller so as I get used to it
It should get better
@@zedl28et yeah all good I know the panel wasn’t finished. I personally prefer paper patterns but everyone has different preferences. Yeah it takes a lot of practice to get nice neat beads. Making the beads out accurately and neatly as possible before hand makes a big difference
Make a passenger and driver side for me and send to NZ bud . $$$
I think there are some available on eBay
@@keslide MAKE Your Bolt Holes MATCH MAN "",.
thanks for sharing
No problem. Thanks for your comment
What gauge are you using
1mm or 19 gauge