Fabricating Fenders for a 1934 Lagonda Part II

[ovejopendejo]

Simplemente ¡alucinante!

[AMCClassics]

@ovejopendejo Gracias!

[lariwoo]

Nice work, but how about teaching your colleague in the background how to use a file correctly?

If i'd have made a file screech, squeal and shriek at school the metalwork teacher would have hit me with it...and rightly so bloody disgraceful sound:(((

[AMCClassics]

@lariwoo In a productive workshop sometimes a job has to be done quickly and therefore the tools are not all the time used exactly to the rule book. ...and it was a hacksaw.

[disgustapated]

What is the tool @ .43 ??

[AMCClassics]

@disgustapated This is a simple self made tool to start the edge by bending the sheet to approximately 45 degrees. Take a small steel bar stock and slit with a saw, cutting wheel or similar tool to produce a slot with the sheet's thickness. Round the edges to prevent leaving marks.

[Axbent]

Sp that's how u make the beading on the edges! Hochwertiges handwerk! Vielen Dank,

[AMCClassics]

@Axbent This is just the way I have learned it from my friend 'the Tinman' Kent White in California. It's fast, efficient and delivers nice results. Thank you for the compliments!

[halfmumi]

Magical hands... i would love to have some tutorials for the beginners!

[MachinistBlog]

Please make more videos!

[allansr1kuster]

Years and years of experience. Good craftsmenship!!

[kenhughes]

very nice work you are doing

[AMCClassics]

@kenhughes Thank You!

[expertwelding]

love the brackets and brass rivets . awesome work

[AMCClassics]

@expertwelding Thank you for your nice words. The rivets are aircraft grade aluminum rivets. They just look like brass because of the zinc chromate primer.

[mosu20071]

excelent work!great wiew fot the eys, beautiful. show more work please.....