For viewers who do not have access to professional sheet metal tools we made a video, # 3 Making a Tool Tray, using entry level hand tools. I believe its something you can fabricate in your own workshop and feel a sense of accomplishment.

My father was a career sheet metal guy. He taught me a lot about the safe use of tools but sadly, never anything meaningful about Sheet Metal. He did leave me a really cool book about Sheet Metal patterns from the early 1900s that your channel is making me want to take down off the shelf and open up. Thanks for some quality, informative, and easy to consume videos.

Bob Ross of sheet metal! I absolutely love the vibe you put off.

A natural born teacher that keeps even the basics interesting. I’m definitely no safety nanny, and I have the scars to prove it, but I do like your tips to stay safe from the get go. You’ve got my sub. Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺

Ok Dr. Ken. You're starting a pandemic.

Why do I feel like I am attending a first grade class lead by Mr. Rogers' brother?

sheet metal layout is basically Metal Origami!! figure out your final shape and where the folds need to be to hold it. great vid for beginners and a refresher for those that haven't worked at it for a while !! and i looks like YOU are Having FUN :)

Still have the sheet metal pans that I made for my dad in high school shop class 50 years ago. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Looks like we need a 2nd channel just for Ken's toys...

Do you ever do bread pan corners? It’s not cut at all, it’s just folded and dressed and water tight from the start. I really enjoy your videos and would like to see one on those.

Ken you are a treasure, God bless you and your family. 👍👍👍👍👍

You are a great teacher. Thank you! Now I've got to figure out how to do this without buying a bunch of large tools that I don't have room for. I have a few ideas already. 🙂

Excellent info. So easy to get cut working with metal... Thanks

Learning IS a lot of fun. Thank you. I learned at least triple what I only thought I knew.

Pan-tastic. Like you pointing out all the places Not to put our hands !

You're one hell of a good teacher.

Absolutely fun to watch. Thank you

So many nuggets.

Thanks, Ken ! Great content. Keep them coming !

Took me back to shop class 39 years ago. Wow. That was awesome Sir. Sharing the safety tips was much appreciated. I am an architect, so we use lots of metal flashings and pans, z-shapes, etc. Great to see you at work in your craft and sharing your skills with others. Thank You.