TRY This SIMPLE Trick to Build Curved Flanges for Inner Structures!! (Hammer Forming + Dimple Die)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- On this episode of Make It Kustom, I show you how to make inner bracing structures from scratch using hammer forms and dimple dies. These are the same tools and techniques are used on the Model A.
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Most channels add some music, and most channels have its volume too loud, so you can't hear the narrator. I love the volume of your music. Just noticeable and soothing, but not overpowering.
Agree, I just watched one from a South African company builds G40s.
As impressive and dedication to building a road driven 40, man the music was shocking. My mate who posted it said who ever done the audio, must of been drunk
#metoo 👍
Yeah, I was digging that little tune at around 13:20 or so myself.
@@bpaulet739 Ma
y I ask the link for that video? (being from South Africa myself)
@@TheoTHERON_SA I'll see if i can find it for you
Nice work. Simple tools. I love it. I like to know some of the history on the vintage tools and equipment. I see clamps machines and bunch of other old vintage stuff. Too cool. Old tools tell a story. Yours can write a book!
Well said
Yeah I’m glad I watch yours and fitzee’s videos.. makes it so much easier
@fitzee’s fabrication Yes tony! I’m the same love the old tools and the people that I’ve acquired them from. One of coolest guys I got tools from built his own mining equipment, mined for gold, refined his gold and made gold jewellery. Never got to meet the guy but wished I did.
@@MakeItKustom wow that would have been an awesome conversation if you did. It's extremely rare to meet people like that and i always take advantage of the opportunity when it presents itself. Its terrible unfortunate those opportunities are fewer every year. Its good to see there are people picking up where they left off. One day you will be the story tellers in trusted with the past. Keep the skill and passion alive brother.
My wife calls me a "simple old tool", but no one wants to hear my stories!
Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. I spent 25 years in precision sheet metal and prototype sheet metal building computer and machinery housings and display units so I know and appreciate the amount of time that it takes to do what you're doing. I like your attitude about finding a way to get things done and the way you break things down to simple components.
You're enthusiasm and skills are amazing, not forgetting the great camera work as well.
Yours and Fitzee's are some of my favorite channels. Basically I like that you both break it down into bite sized pieces to keep from getting too overwhelmed.
Same here. 😀👍
Happy to hear it ! I really dig fitzees too!
Reading the "replies" sends me to ever more interesting videos with techniques I've seen the results of, but not having seen how it's done. I don't think I'll be doing much sheet metal work, but I think I can do a better job making the tooling, better understanding of how it's used, and the problems that need special attention. I really enjoyed seeing those curves welded in, really nice technique.
Sweet and simple . Shows you really don't need a huge top draw tool shop to do something that looks the business . Thanks
Karl, I want you to know I have deep gratitude for your efforts to share the knowledge of your craft. I realize you (and your spouse) have been pouring hundreds of hours into these videos. They are so well done and so helpful. My next project is a refresh of a roadster that has been in my family for 60 years. The things you are teaching me are literally helping me better honor my family.
You have the most professional metalworking shop on UA-cam, hope your move to your new shop goes really good.
Every time I watch your video's, I am so impressed and learn so much. Thank you very much for sharing
You've quickly become one of my favorite channels to watch. Excellent content and you deliver it so well. Easy to watch,enjoy,and understand. Thank you Karl. Great job!
Yes, Yes, Cool Cool. I have watched a number of your videos and based off of seeing the way you do things this brace is exactly how I thought you would do it. Excellent.
Glad to see young person using safety protection. You do great work, your video person is great too. Thank you for your time, to make these videos.
Anything I do takes longer than I thought it would lol.
You and Fitzee are the masters of using simple tools and no drama.
Nicely done, I'll use this for in-trunk bracing and dual battery box, thanks.
Yup!! Japhands and Fitzee are THE car metalwork channels!!! They share an amazing amount of knowledge and how-tos!! Theyre the best!!!
Just found you a couple days ago and I'm hooked already, so easy to watch and learn new skill with out any bullshit. This is the best content on the internet, your a legend.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
If you like JHK then check out Halfass Kustoms channel, -if you're not already subbed. Cheers! ua-cam.com/users/halfasskustoms
I'm just shade away from 70 yrs old and you are the most informative fabricator I've seen on you tube, I through enjoy your how to build you own tools, since I am a pensioner on a fixed income, that is so helpful to me. I love to build old hot rods and doing as much as I can myself. Keep up these great videos and I'll keep watching you and learning....Thanks Karl
Good work mate. I’m a cabinet maker have been for 30+ years. I’ve loved cars all my life and now that I have time and space I’m starting to rebuild them and the tips and tricks you have on your channel are making my time in the garage more fun.
So good! I have been drooling over those cross braces! Thanks for the how-to!
Right?? I saw that bracing and was wishing I had a project that needed somthing like that, just so I could make it!!!🤣
I'm interested in seeing more structural building instructionals. This was great.
I gotta say, these are the coolest techniques with wicked videos to show all the metal work.
It’s an Cool Hot Rod Shop Class. 😎👍🇨🇦
Love this kind of stuff. I appreciate the willingness to share your experience and knowledge.
Look forward to whatever you do next👍
I think it turned out awesome too! Beautiful work, thanks for sharing your talent and expertise with us regular folk!
Thank you for being willing to share skills.i have always kind of avoided sheet metal. I am primarily a blacksmith and welder for about 25 years.. I used to be a car mechanic when I was young and still do some car work. Watching your videos has gotten me excited about the idea of doing some custom car work for myself. Thank you very much for that. These videos are awesome!
Another great video Karl, the only thing I would add is make sure what ever hammer you are using to brake the edges over has a smooth face so you are not transfering a bunch of nick and marks into your piece.
I like everything about this…clear and concise, excellent explanation, clean shop, no obnoxious music or antics, excellent editing. I wish him all the success!
Every time I watch your video's, I am so impressed and learn so much. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experiences with all of us here on your channel. It is such a great benefit to your community and myself.
The simple things! I really appreciate the tip on using magnets to hold the template down. Thanks for the video!
I love every aspect of y'alls videos. The passion really comes across
Awesome video. Glad you mentioned Bello's on one on your recent ones too. You two guys are inspirational metal workers/fabricators/custom car builders. 🤘
I would just like to mention I really do apreciate you guys keeping the power tool noises quiet, even some well established channels dont have that figured out. I'm always using headphones so if I get an earful I will always leave so I really do apreciate it.
Thanks for noticing! I feel the same when I watch their channels 🤙
This brace came out beautifully. As always i very much enjoyed watching it and i picked up some very useful knowledge doing it. Keep doing what your doing brother. Your keeping the past alive and teaching the future generations to do the same. A skill is never lost if there is but one person willing to keep it alive and pass it on.
Thank you Karl for the brilliant video, you really answered my question by doing this video 👍 just watching you makes me want to get back into metalwork. I just feel like it's in my blood. Thanks again. Best wishes from Aix-en-Provence France 🇫🇷
Happy to hear it’s giving you some motivation! Cheers !
This channel gives K.I.S.S. a whole new meaning. Love this shit and I don't build or fab.... just a fan of your work.
Another great video! I learned something new today. Great skills and teaching ability plus the excellent filming and editing by your wife makes for very enjoyable viewing!
Karl you are a talented blessing to us fabbers and so is your wife doing the filming. Thanks to guys like you and Fitzee for sharing your knowledge. P.S. Hope your workshops/classes vision happens!
I was thinking while I was watching you that I have seen Fitzee's do the same thing for the curved sections when he makes up patch panels. I see he is following along. You do some nice work, thanks for all.the tutorials.
Good that she keeps you honest, I was wondering if it might be good to let us know roughly how long these jobs take to complete 😉.
Thank you for a clear and concise monologue along with the content. It is so nice to understand what is being said without constant you know, and like, and umm and regular gratuitous cursing. I like to watch these videos at home with my kids around and not have to censor content because of language, you are MOSTLY pretty good about that. You and old Derek at VGG do a great job at being family friendly without being stupid. Keep up the GREAT work! Try and get the Mrs on camera more often too, she also does great work.
Thank you for the video, you make them so interesting by your enthusiasm and your skills.
I follow every new video you’re making.
From Sweden 🇸🇪
I've watched several of your videos today. I'll probably never use any of the techniques you describe or the tools you build but I still find it fascinating watching a craftsman do his work.
Are you able to do a quick tutorial on setting up tig weld sheet metal settings ? Love the content 🤟🏽
Yea great idea!
I have to comment on the music, very well done. I often give up on watching videos because I cannot make out the dialog for the noise in the background. I never have that problem with your videos. great music, well placed. thank you. Eric the 71 year old curmudgeon in Victoria.
С искренним восторгом смотрю ваш сюжет! Много лет посвятил металлообработке, однако редко выпадает удача видеть такие годные видео!!!
Спасибо! Успехов!!!
Thanks for sharing, Karl! You make it look soooo easy! 'Can't wait to see what else you wish to throw our way! Good luck with the move! Be safe!
This guy and his videos are great, natural born teacher. Makes me wanna go and make something!
Great information and presentation...not to mention transforming metal can have amazing results and be a fun experience
Once again, I congratulate you, you are a highly qualified specialist, special thanks to your parents, I think you are a good continuation of them
Very informative video. Thanks for blocking the grinding noise.
Hey Karl, This was an excellent video. You make it look easy and I'm sure if I did as much as you it would be easy. Still great video.
Be careful and safe.
I really enjoy going to school with you as the teacher when I have the time to watch. I always learn something new and wish I had more time and space to do more of this on my own.
She has a great eye for detail and is helping you be your best.
The algorithm sometimes get it right. Always learn something from your videos. Never to old for a schooling. Thank you. UK.
Great to watch you make flat steel become something.
Tip from an old electrician. Don't worry about centering it. As long as each hole you dimple, you put the tool on the high or low side. The width center will stay true and you'd never noticed the last hole being a tad low or high.
You really scratch the Pimp My Ride itch I had as a kid, even though you don't end with a finished car every time. I love this.
The fastest 20 minutes on UA-cam, I can’t get enough of your shit ! Killer work and technic and ya I do love that flange method. Where did you get your sanding drums ? Once again killer work by Kristina and yourself 👊👊
AHA! Another Mike Jones
I get em from KMS tools but looking for new suppliers
@@MakeItKustom hey Karl I buy mine from lakeside fasteners in kelowna. Awesome selection. I'm sure they would ship!
Karl,
Yet another inspiring & interesting tutorial . Thank you for sharing your expertise & your short cuts(secrets) to making an impossible piece , possible.
Hope your move goes well & you can start doing what you love doing again.
Stay Real
Rick
Ditto to comment below! Thanks for your time. I also worked in precision sheet metal and learned some things. Always fun to watch someone building awesome things, having fun and sharing what they learned.
Officially my new favorite channel. Love the way you present the techniques with such an awesome mentality and humility.
Keep it up man!!
Love it!!!! Kind of thinking of doing an all metal interior on the VW with bomber seats. But I want to have a console like a 50s Corvette. I already know I need some tools I don't have. I would love to see your take on a project like that. Keep Posting, you and a few others have inspired me to get back in front of the camera!!!
Keep the tips coming! “Hot Rod For Ever!”
Gotta say, you've really got a knack for this; your informative and to the point and really good at explaining things in a brief yet descriptive way. Keep it up! Beautiful custom work
Thanks for sharing your common sense approach to problem solving. Work smarter, not harder! Cheers!
looks awesome karl thanks for sharing, def gunna have some xbracing in the next rod
"Problem solve your way through". How I get through my day. Hammer my way through till it looks cool. Like your work!
The vids just keep getting better & better! Thank you both.
Nice work! This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Who needs cable!
I’m not going to build a model A ever. But what could be better than learning from people who can. I do have small projects and without this I would be lost. Much appreciated.
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you can see how these techniques can be used in other areas!
Yet another kickass vid. Well done guys, shot edited and presented with out all the stupid drama that for some reason, is in so much media. Legends!
Great tips! I’m sure I’ll be using these in my projects!
As usual awesome work! Great work! Unlike watching Bob Ross paint, where I am amazed but know I can't do that, I watch these vids and learn something to use in the garage with basic tools. I appreciate the fact you always say and mention the projects you are working on can be done with simple tools. I hate watching a video where someone says you can do this at home, but break out $3,000 tools. I only paid $1500 for my Falcon and $450 on the 4.8 to go in it. And I am working in my 2 car garage. I don't have space or money for a ton of special tools!
I love the template and magnets. (Wish there were magnets for wood, lol.)
Also love how clean your work looks.
Looks great , thanks for the daily tip!!
Just wanted to thank you for taking the trouble to make this content freely available to us fans. I was asking myself what I like about all you guys - Yourself, Fitzee, Wray etc. etc. I'm sure it is just a matter of a simple honest presentation and a good dose of skill doesn't go amiss :) My thanks to all of you. Gerald from the UK
Another great piece of art Karl Your metal work skills are fantastic. Thanks for sharing karl.👍👍👍👍👍
Love your content! I learn something every time I watch!
I am a retired Master Craftsman and I love watching you teaching the old simple ways of building stuff. This is the training that should be taught in the trade schools before anyone is allows to use the machines. I also like the way you model the use of safety equipment, I would be able to hear and see better if I had been taught to use safety equipment 45 years ago. Keep up the great teaching to keep the trades alive. Cheers Mike.
Actually stoked to see a new video pop up in my notifications. Hopefully many more will join your journey and hit 1M subs soon!
Absolutely ass-kicking cool. I learned a lot from that video. Fantastic work.
Amazing work !!! I love to watch someone do things like this, showing how to and explaining each step, using their experience to make a great looking project come to life. Thank you for taking your time to show everyone how that you accomplish this with tricks of the trade, giving us tips to make it possible. The flange brace turned out great, and I know that there is a lot of work that goes into each individual piece, when doing something like this. I will be looking for more videos in the future and I loved your low key music. So be careful and stay safe and keep on enjoying what you love to do with these builds.
As always, Jeffrey !!!
Look forward to every video that you put out. There are a lot of people doing some great stuff but, you go the extra and make it right. Insane quality. It is just great content to watch. I hope you get how rich your life looks from this side of the screen. Hard work makes you lucky.
Awesome work,don’t mind taking instruction from you young guys. Thanks
Fantastic video's & tip's.
Love your passion for what you do it makes it a joy to watch.
I've been a welder / fabricator / sheet metal worker & machinist for the last 33 years & I love watching your videos.
Long may you continue, keep up the great work.
From the other side of the pond 👍
68 year old fabricator loves your enthusiasm. GOOD LUCK IN THE NEW WORKSHOP as we say in England.
My favorite favorite top four car guys to watch are Canadian. (Make it custom, Fritzee's Fabrication, Bad Chad, Carter Auto Restyling) You are all rockin it. Proud that our American capitalistic industrial might could produce so much material for you to work with. Keep up the beautiful work.
Excellent communicator/teacher
I have built cars etc so I can truly appreciate your work. Thanks for extra hints I've not thought of.
Love watching your work, makes for relaxing Sunday arvo viewing... keep em coming 👍🇦🇺
I'm just starting to work on a half scale Freightliner cabover for me,the wife and the grandkids....I'm so grateful for all you guys on UA-cam that do metal and fab work, y'all have really taught me alot. Thank you, sirs and madams!!! Greatly appreciate your work!
I am right there with you! I learned a lot from this platform thanks for watching!
Love it... you make it look so easy and enthuse to get on with my own project. Just got my first multi purpose welder with all the trimmings so please show more panel steel welding... tig especially... mig for structural framework. I love the custom touches and want to add things like these to my build. Thank you so much from New Zealand 🇳🇿. So glad I found your channel, you are just way more enjoyable to watch. Cheers 🍻
Я из России, тоже неделю назад приобрёл сварочник, нужда заставляет делать кузовню своего авто. Этот канал интересен простотой изготовления кузовных элементов. Удачи в собственном проекте👍
Over 100K views in a few days on an educational channel? Fantastic! Keep up the good work, you two.
Very talented fabricator. Love your channel.
Thumbs up, isn't enough! I LOVED watching and learning. Thank you Karl !
Excellent fabrication work. Excellent teaching technique.
Excellent podcast production.
Some of the best quality work on UA-cam.
great skills!! thanks for showing us these very impressive
man i just love your videos that xbrace turned out killa , and your explanation is so easy to understand thankyou
Man this channel is way underrated for the knowledge that it contains
Ah, having skills is nice. My mind can make this in a heartbeat. My old body, not so much, lol. Thanks for more great ideas!
Thanks for taking time to make this informational video. Great video for a shop with limited tools and limited metal working knowledge.
this would look awesome for under the hood support. thank you for sharing all you know, greatly appreciated