You definitely take the time to give more information about ways to do things, than most would even consider! YOU, My Good Man, are an awesome guy to watch, learn from, and aspire to. Your videos are going to be the number one cause, of me quitting my job! Just so I can force the change in my life! Thanks Man!

Definitely one of the best Fab channels, great content and personality.

All you need are a couple of soft boxes and your videos will be perfect. The tips and tricks are fantastic and cover a lot of things people hold onto for themselves.

A very nice piece of work you should be proud of it. I did my trade in what we call over here as panel beating but it is metal fabrication and repair. The quality of the hammers you use is very much a personal preference. All my hammers are plumb and are well over 45 years old and are still as good as they were new. I found that they needed to have a good feel in the hand and a good balance. I have three sets of hammers roughing, shrinking and finishing and don't cross them over I keep the faces of the finishing hammers polished free from nicks and marks the same with dollies if you have big dings and marks that will end up in your work and you have extra work to get them out.

Great job in an old sheet metal worker , old school is the only way I know,, thank you

Thanks for sharing! I've been playing with metal a bit, lately, and this video gives me much more food for thought. And, like you say, the skills can be transferred to so many more projects.

Awesome as always. I can watch your videos and learn new things all day long.

Luv it. Old skool hand work.

Amazing work!! That's a bit beyond my capabilities but really cool to watch. Thanks for sharing.

Dude is the Bob Ross of fabrication how to's. Great video.

Nice job. Slow and steady, good feel

that custom process was really enjoyable to watch

Awesome videos! Lots of good tips for working with sheet metal!

Simple enough to set rivets with a hammer. Leave one and half diameters sticking through and set them down with a ball pein hammer, working around so that you get a nice round head. A simple rivet setting tool sometimes called a snap can be used if you want for finishing. Another trick is to cut down an old air chisel and grind a dimple into the end you can then use it in the air hammer to set the rivet, I have even done that with an SDS electric drill, use hammer plus rotation and you get a very polished rivet head.

sweet video. love to see the process of the manual bead rolling.

awesome work!!! always great to see your work!!

Fantastic video!

Awesome vid and excellent skills as usual, Thanks!

Fine Job , You can be proud of Yourself . Thanks for the very informative Video showing how it’s Done . I want to make one for the Softail Bobber I’m Building but I am trying to figure out how to include some padding for my 65 year old Back. I love the Look but need some buffer. Thanks for posting !

Great job Dude, looks great!