Finally! A real craftsman shows us how to shape a patch panel we can relate to. Not a god dam nose cone for aircraft, not a aluminum section of a Ferrari. Really appreciate you sharing your skills, knowledge and experience. You rock chum.

You have got the balance right . Between explaining & demonstrating , the verbal & visual . You are a teacher , man .

Amazing mate just what I needed. I need to repair the rusted roof corners on a HJ45 Landcruiser from 1979 and that is perfect technique 😊thank you

It is a pleasure watching you work the metal.I can see the rythym using the shrinker and wheel is important to gain speed in fabricating the pieces. I am building a Sportster into an ADV type bike using 16 gauge aluminum for the fenders and gas tank.Your videos are very helpful and much appreciated.Thank you Sir.

I love demos like this! Now I know how it's done.

Thank you for sharing, I enjoy watching a fellow craftsman at his trade.

Hi Lazze. After I came across your channel maybe 18 months ago, I watched every one of your videos! They are excellent, but today I think this is THE best 9 mins or so out of all of them. I'm amazed that you made such a significant shape in such a short time. Well done. Regards Mark in the UK

Lazze, I really appreciate you taking the time to produce these videos and sharing these helpful techniques. Thank you!

@lawncuttingplusdelta

7 жыл бұрын

Ditto!!! This guy is excellent and simply is a master.... Shows u how, and articulates amazingly well ! 😁

@nammoksan8435

7 жыл бұрын

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@erlendurrainnhalldorsson6627

6 жыл бұрын

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@melgross

6 жыл бұрын

Just look at the metal stuff on his walls, and that says everything.

I love these videos, and it really helped teach me what a English wheel was and how it is used. I was brought up and taught hammer and dolly and grinder finishing. Nice videos.

Outstanding. My second video, you are a real artist, craftsman, scientist, engineer....keep on sharing your skills. Amazing!!

Amazing stuff! Thanks for passing on some of your vast knowledge of metal work!

@sukreesamaeg7226

6 жыл бұрын

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Dude I love watching your videos. Very helpful.

I love that this artform really can't be replaced by CNC-machines (yet).

@PHlophe

4 жыл бұрын

it looks organic. cnc looks too dayum industrial.

Lazze great video you are a master beautiful work looking at your stretcher and shrinker glad to see made in USA.

@shuiwahchan6127

5 жыл бұрын

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video went by so quick i love this stuff

Keep alive art and skill. Thanks for explain your know-how. Regards from Catalunya, Barcelona.

Thanks LAZZE I needed that . God Bless!!!

Compliment from me. Great video, well explained and could be very clearly understood. Being a metal worker myself it was a pleasure to see your talent. While listening to you it became clear that you explain so well because you not only have experience but can feel what you are about to do. That is why you are successful at what you accomplish. Have a nice day!

Lazze, your videos are so informative. Please keep posting.cheers from belgium.

Very helpful video , I was trying to do this the hard way without education , repairing 4 x 4 bodywork , thanks indeed for sharing your knowledge & experience .

Sir, you are an ARTIST !

It's great, your machines are beautiful

Great tools and good job👍

Good show, thanks for sharing!

thanks for posting ,gratifying work and great skill

Brilliant Sir Lazze.

u are a legendary metal worker

Thanks, VERY informative!!!

BEAUTIFUL!

Efter att tittat på din video ett par gånger testade jag, det funkade!👌😀

@lawncuttingplusdelta

7 жыл бұрын

No idea what u said but it's probably " u da man! " lol

@rolandmostrom5412

7 жыл бұрын

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Excellent!

Thank You, Master!!

I I enjoy watching yourvery imformative vidoes shown by your professional people out there and tirelessly sharing their wisdom? tanks for your efforts, how I wish someday I can contribute too

Thanks​ ​master​ very​ helpful for​ my​ work.

Im sooo gratefull for your efort to explain. I know that you seling tools but i know how much of everything is needed to finish any project from scratch to finish. Thank you for sharing. I am new suscriber to your chanel!

!! GREAT JOB, !!! THANKS.

You make it look simple

Thank you for a very informative and useful video.

great metal art.. thnx bro.. now i know how

I learned so much sir, thank you

@mustakbagavan7042

4 жыл бұрын

Hi

master at work

Nice!

You know your shit,,, and have some nice tools ,,and beautiful shop.

Makes quick work of a flat piece of sheet metal. Cab corners just got easier for me. Will be watching a lot more

good explanation, its all about the cutting, bending, shrink,and stretching (the way you combined those determines the shape your creating in your sheet metal), I am still wondering though when you choose a planshing hammer machine vs english wheel vs the smaller shrinkers/stretchers in general. As well as creating the borders around panels such as fender, door ,and window panels to name a few.

I need to weld up a stretcher with my everlast one of these days. Really can't avoid not using one much longer.

Thanks Dude! We owe you a beer!

Amazing.....

Good job

Hi there:) I’m really enjoying you videos, thank you so much. May I ask you if you could direct me to which one of your videos could help me to learn how to make a curved circle? I won’t need to create a full dome/half sphere, but rather just a gentle curve (center of flower). Thank you:)

YOUR VIDEO I found very interesting . GREETINGS FROM GUANAJUATO MEX

Good video. New subscriber

Awesome work! What does the rubber band do?

Most would look at this video and see very little...I look at this video with a smile and amazement. I love all European people!

Cut, bend, shrink, stretch. Makes it all sound very easy..........

I love it great stuff

Great video! I'd like to do some body panel fabrication myself and the shrinker is a reasonable price but I don't think an English wheel would be in my budget, is there an alternative?

Nice that you don't have to hammer at it. Would you say if you could only buy two machines, A English wheel and shrink-er / stretcher would be the best two to choose? Thanks,

Cool.. like it to shape that

This tutorial is very helpful to make a 41 willys bonnet nose

Hi really enjoying your fabrication tips . I would like to fabricate a 3/4 fairing for my cafe bike .do yo have any tutorials for those ?

super

Brilliant well done Lazzi so quick and well explained I noticed all your machines have lazzi on them do you sell these machines ?? Larry in London

Exelente, por favor me podrías decir cómo se llama esa máquina con la que curvas la chapa? Muchas gracias

@lalogarcia3099

3 жыл бұрын

english wheel. y la shrinker

I like English wheel thanks

fun fact: the sounds that the deep shrinker makes at the beginning are similar to the noises my dog make when eating

@mrSkandalpolisen

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of the same sound my father in law makes when he eats as well 😀

@CulinarySpy

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrSkandalpolisen if your father in law loses his teeth you know where you can buy him a new set now.

It’s just cut roll shrink and stretch, so simple;)

Keep up the great video.. your alsome

Hola amigo!! Como se llaman esas 2 máquinas Hi friend, what are These two machines called?

¿Como se llama esa herramienta en español?

Good

Buenas una pregunta el bombo hojalatero hasta que grosor de plancha de metal puede trabajar

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Nice job , and hang an old bed sheet over that English wheel When you go home. You gotta keep dust off those wheels.

Can you name all those machines which you were using to shape that metal sheet.

Душевно. Английского не знаю, но всё понял.

subscribed bro...

What company makes your English wheels and shrinkers and stretcher

Hi lazze. I am interested in make corners with 50mm height for mass production.. any recommendations for machines?

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shrinker/stretchers are great if you want to make mincemeat out of your panels. ok if you have an expensive english wheel to smooth out, otherwise hours of planishing & sanding. always preferred sandbag & hammers, also better for developing skills.

No use nibbler ?? Pullmax sistem ?

I'd really know who the knob heads were who chose to give this video a "thumbs down"

but you can make a form ike this with a hammer is it?

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How much are your videos on making the full 33 34 coupe

Why not slightly heat the part to make it more mallable to work with using the English wheel?

Where are all your tools from

Great job and helpful mate , but I really can't see properly some parts of the video from the subtitle . But still I like your work

this was a expensive video (for me) i now need a english wheel

How to buy this tool

Sorry my friend, what did you do it for? I mean what is the use you are give it for?

@scottblubaugh

6 жыл бұрын

Pedro Fredericksen he made a cab corner for a pickup truck. I wish he held it up to the truck itself but it's the bottom corners of the cab where water tends to collect and rust out.

Show us how to make a turbinator, please.

Hello there... I tried to access your website but seems it is offline. How can i get in contact with you to purchase some of your products? Thanks!

I need these tools

id love to get right into this stuff but i just dont have the money for the tools :(

@rockerpat1085

6 жыл бұрын

You buy one tool at a time.

@destructurateurmoleculaire6095

6 жыл бұрын

AWILDTravis whis special hammers and special wood anvil , you can do this fingers in the noze like we says in france . You must do a - sorry for this word , i don't know what do you tell that in english- , recook ? In french " Recuit " a thermical process who give soft resistance to the metal you know ? Sorry for my english

@mikejose8966

6 жыл бұрын

The English term is "anneal" (I do not know where the word comes from), but "recook" may even be a better word since that is exactly what you are doing. "Cooking" the metal again to relax it.

@destructurateurmoleculaire6095

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Jose thanks a lot . I've never earded this word

@davewilliams1461

6 жыл бұрын

Samzes

I think I now know why Fabrication work can get expensive.

Sir, most think I´m crazy for ´n I love more in my live is tools, that your tools is kind thing I wish to have in my garage shop, I don´t have a garage shop but I wish that too =) the only problem everything is almost impossible to do or to have in my fu**** country, I wish have borned in USA =(

I want the jaws in India, pls help

what a peculiar accent