I'm amazed every time I see one of your videos. So much pure information packed into each one. Then I look a the subscriber count and can't think how many people are missing out.
This polishing of the hammers and dolly's is something I started a year ago for a change of pace as I watched a video you had made a mention of the practice and the sit on the vehicle's panel later. I knew where it come from and buy covering this again only reinforces the practice only those tool we ask to make it flat and metal to look new and doesn't. Travis, this working the metal before praying the epoxy VB2050. Have a lucky one!
I recently returned to golf after 20+ years of not playing. Back then I didn't have a sand wedge. I used a 9 iron to get out of the sand traps. I gotta say that owning a proper wedge now makes it a lot easier. We can get by without all the specialized tools and hammers but they sure are nice to have. I've corrected, reshaped, and polished hammers and dollies many times but never thought to go to the extreme of using dykem. Thanks for that tip.
Thanks once again. Your tutorials are absolutely fantastic. Any ideas on English wheel anvels from China. Oh boy do i need help on these ones. Not just rough but run out too, not a lot but some and on all of them. And im sure they replaced the balls in the bearings with icosikeptagons.would love to see how you check and correct the one you guys use
@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS I believe replying to comments promptly, within a few hours ideally, shows YT that you are busy helping build the Ytube community and replies bring viewers back to your channel. Then YT offer your videos to more and more people which builds momentum. More viewers of good content leads to more Subscribers. I think you're getting decent view numbers tho, much better than my channel. My 2cents worth :)
@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS I understand and wasn't criticising. One of your other comments saying "We’re trying to get more subscribers" so I thought my comment might help
Hay everybody Travis is a very cool dude and an excellent teacher, I just want to add , that yes harbor freight belt sanders work on hammers and Dollies, ( to face or create a precise even area)but if you get something there , dish out the extra for the warranty, I didn’t on my belt sander and the round disc on the side failed . Also bought a jumper box from them . With a 2 year warranty, it failed and guess what I ( without realizing) took it back on the last day of the warranty and they told me if I would of waited a day more I couldn’t of exchanged it. I have the new one in the box. Anyone reading this be advised that Travis is thee go to guy for guidance and well explained information that leaves nothing out. This is a paid endorsement by Sylvester Customs, JUST KIDDING. Seriously Travis and his co defendant Mike AKA BLOWN GRIT, make over the top videos about the over the top work they do. This is the place to learn
The hammer i always wonder about why its even included in a set is the highly textured "waffle head" ,like ... i have a couple carpentry framing hammers which i understand perfectly why that exists but not in an automotive metal bumping scenario. Can you explain that because its often referred to as a " shrinking hammer" which all i see it doing is chewing up the surface .
It’s basically contradictary to it being called a shrinking hammer. It gathers the metal into the area you hit with is stretching but because of its shape it pulls into that area. Hard to explain but they are trash
I originally did my body work trade a fair while ago, there was no explanations like this in any class we did. You're are very good with your explanations and practical advice. Thank you, i enjoy your video's.
I'm amazed every time I see one of your videos. So much pure information packed into each one. Then I look a the subscriber count and can't think how many people are missing out.
Thank you. We’re trying to get more subscribers. Slow and steady
Great content as usual. The slapper is the one tool that changed the outcome on my metal finishing the most.
Excellent information, I learned a lot and will use this info in the future thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This polishing of the hammers and dolly's is something I started a year ago for a change of pace as I watched a video you had made a mention of the practice and the sit on the vehicle's panel later. I knew where it come from and buy covering this again only reinforces the practice only those tool we ask to make it flat and metal to look new and doesn't.
Travis, this working the metal before praying the epoxy VB2050. Have a lucky one!
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I learn something from everyone of your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
Glad you like them!
As usual you explain things very well and thoroughly, Your growth is amazing.
I appreciate that!
simply brilliant...
thank you
Thank you too!
I recently returned to golf after 20+ years of not playing. Back then I didn't have a sand wedge. I used a 9 iron to get out of the sand traps. I gotta say that owning a proper wedge now makes it a lot easier. We can get by without all the specialized tools and hammers but they sure are nice to have.
I've corrected, reshaped, and polished hammers and dollies many times but never thought to go to the extreme of using dykem. Thanks for that tip.
Your welcome. For the record I suck at golf 🤣
@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS Me too.
Great explanation 👌
Thank you 🙂
Excellent segment.
Thanks Travis, great content as usual.
I appreciate that!
Great video. Thank you so much for this!
You are so welcome!
Thanks once again. Your tutorials are absolutely fantastic. Any ideas on English wheel anvels from China. Oh boy do i need help on these ones. Not just rough but run out too, not a lot but some and on all of them. And im sure they replaced the balls in the bearings with icosikeptagons.would love to see how you check and correct the one you guys use
I’ve seen Wray schelines channel discuss polishing the anvils but I have not had to as of yet
Good instruction........thanks.
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love this video. Liked & Saved. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS I believe replying to comments promptly, within a few hours ideally, shows YT that you are busy helping build the Ytube community and replies bring viewers back to your channel. Then YT offer your videos to more and more people which builds momentum. More viewers of good content leads to more Subscribers. I think you're getting decent view numbers tho, much better than my channel. My 2cents worth :)
@@UzumakiGarage I respond as much as I can
@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS I understand and wasn't criticising. One of your other comments saying "We’re trying to get more subscribers" so I thought my comment might help
@@UzumakiGarage ohhh yeah we have found being consistent has been the best benefit for us. No more breaks were posting every week 👍🏻👌🏻🙌🏻
Hay everybody Travis is a very cool dude and an excellent teacher, I just want to add , that yes harbor freight belt sanders work on hammers and Dollies, ( to face or create a precise even area)but if you get something there , dish out the extra for the warranty, I didn’t on my belt sander and the round disc on the side failed . Also bought a jumper box from them . With a 2 year warranty, it failed and guess what I ( without realizing) took it back on the last day of the warranty and they told me if I would of waited a day more I couldn’t of exchanged it. I have the new one in the box.
Anyone reading this be advised that Travis is thee go to guy for guidance and well explained information that leaves nothing out.
This is a paid endorsement by Sylvester Customs, JUST KIDDING. Seriously Travis and his co defendant Mike AKA BLOWN GRIT, make over the top videos about the over the top work they do. This is the place to learn
Thank you very much Mike 🙌🏻👊🏻
The hammer i always wonder about why its even included in a set is the highly textured "waffle head" ,like ... i have a couple carpentry framing hammers which i understand perfectly why that exists but not in an automotive metal bumping scenario. Can you explain that because its often referred to as a " shrinking hammer" which all i see it doing is chewing up the surface .
It’s basically contradictary to it being called a shrinking hammer. It gathers the metal into the area you hit with is stretching but because of its shape it pulls into that area. Hard to explain but they are trash
That’s awesome that you are giving shout outs to Ken, he is still giving classes and a wealth of knowledge.
No doubt! 🙌🏻
Do you have any videos of removing door skins, l want to fix a original door for a car
I don’t at this time
I am going to try it and let you know@@SYLVESTERSCUSTOMS
Thank you for all your videos I always learn something new but now i want to watch Happy gilmore and eat pizza.
You can do it!🤣🤣
I originally did my body work trade a fair while ago, there was no explanations like this in any class we did. You're are very good with your explanations and practical advice. Thank you, i enjoy your video's.