Love the fact you take pride in your work AND your workshop and tools, always clean and tidy, do 'do work son' and then clean up... I see so many that 'do work son' but in a pig sty, my OCD would let me do that. Great channel and build.

you should have your own show ....like full custom garage with Ian .... you do a good job behind the camera ....and your attention to detail is spot on ...nice work sir keep the videos coming

I don't know how people can dislike these videos, they are awesome and educational. Keep it up!

I don't usually comment on video's, but I just gotta say I love watching yours you truly are an artist.

Man, long before this video I could see your vision. I'm not really a hot rod guy. I'm not into V8s. I'm more a Japanese or Euro guy. Bit as a real car guy I can appreciate all builds. And my number 1 criteria for all builds is workmanship. I don't like art, but I can appreciate the time and effort put in. But I really like this. It's giving me an idea of something I now REALLY REALLY want to do. I know my fabrication skills are basic and my patience is too thin for quality work, but I would attempt it anyway, if I could afford it. I simply can't. So in the meantime, I'll continue watching videos of people who CAN afford it.

One of the best guitar riffs of all time! The car is looking great. Wish I could bead roll like you...

Great work. I've found that when filing aluminum, soapstone on the file will keep the aluminum from sticking, and to clean files, I use bamboo, it's super hard and stringy, just a few strokes, and presto, a clean as new file.

Fabtabulous. This is the stuff that made me subscribe. The design of the beads gives it a sense of motion. A sense of movement. Please mirror that in the rest of the panels. That will bring the whole interior together into one cohesive design.

Looking great with the panel in!!

Nothing better than starting of your day with fab forums.

great work KYLE

Learning a lot from this project! The in dept "slow paced" process show what I will find when start me Locost 7 project!

This thing is getting me way more excited than any Ford ever should...

Chassis looks dope! I cant wait to see how the rest of the panels come out..

Dire Straits in your garage? I see you're a man of culture as well 😂

Machinist apprentices had to file a perfect sphere and a perfect square to pass a test back in the old days.You can literally rebuild the world with a file.

living in a different time zone is dumb i keep missing videos, loving the bibster, great inspiration for my project

Radical!

Awesome work

Coffee and fab 6:00 am 🍻🇨🇦

2 people so far have never used a file. I love where you're going with the Bibbster, am watching with great interest and learning along the way for application to my own builds :D Thank you Kyle!

Looks awesome. I appreciate your videos, good quality, good explanation. Educational for guys like me. Don't be afraid to go into detail, people are hungry for it.

Can beat it, coffee and this video, best Saturday bfast. Thanks,.

Good 1 mate. Love to see old school sheetmetal skills. Don't be concerned in using some 800 1200 to loose the deep the scratches then hit it with the scotch bright. Lenged stuff JP Aust

looks awesome

Amazing Job ! I thing you should have slightly wheeled the panel, on all beading track, before bead it. It would have stretched the metal in beading zone, and ahen you bead rool it, after that, the metal sheet has very less stress than otherway. The panel is very much straight, and doesn't limp as this. It's Lazze's trick, and works flawlessly. Cheers from France ! ;)

perfect timing, just came home from work. greetings from germany :)

You're correct about the files. Companies have been telling us these automated tools are so speedy and make the end result better....brrrrrt. A quality set of files, a quality hammer and chisel/punch set, will get you so much farther ahead. If you get a chance pick up a "vixen" file for your aluminum filing.

That looks really slick, can't wait to see the whole thing with all the panels. Keep up the good work, you're an ispiration to us all.

That is awesome to see the pannel go in, as you say its a new stage of the project. Damned you do good work! You are a true fabricator.

100%. In the shop any metak work us final ckeaned with hand files. Every thing I do to bikes in here is akways final finished by hand.. great video bro

That floor pan looks sick!!!

Great work, maybe have a look at copper Rivets they would look sweet on this.

Damn Kyle, that grey fitted is just as dope as the black! #gottagetmeone

So dear friend I am loving watching this car be born it’s truly memorizing to witness

going to be one bad ass car

Great project wery nice

7.30am Sunday morning now. Off to work I go😁

Nice work man love the fabrication. Can’t wait to see the bibbster complete

Great video man! I love seeing progress on this. Bead rolling seems like it would be so peaceful. Thanks again!

Love your work ... if I wasn't so damn old I would like to take my work to the next level! Keep building ... I'll keep watching!

Chris knows his stuff for sure great job man

Man that looks great, excellent. Gonna have to do a cradle for your driving shoes to keep from skidding that pan up.

Smashed it!! Wow wow! Panel looks great! Love the design! Clean!

Beautiful work . . . watching you work is ALMOST as satisfying as I imagine doing it is . . .

Rockin' out with the Fabrication Nation!😎 Looking good, Kyle. Wishing you and yours an awesome Labor Day weekend, man!🙌 Edit: You're exactly right about files being so underrated. In this world of wanting instant gratification with everything we do, we need to get back to a simpler time. The good ol' file will take you there.👍

I bet I have 50 Files. Nicholsons, Simonds, Tome. They all work Great. Love my Clecos also

Once again great work, love watching your channel

Coming along. Looking good , thanks

Really enjoyed watching this episode! Gives me some fresh ideas for one of my projects 👍🏼

I'm looking forward to seeing how you fab the seat mounts. Today I worked on my Detroit Diesel 6V92T.

Looks great Kyle! Can’t wait to see more.

I would also epoxy glue the aluminium panels.

sick mate

I was talking with a Sheet Metal worker who did aluminum panels for race cars and street rods. He told me that he used sheet metal screws usually the kind that framers used to tie their metal studs together. He would attach the panels with these screws and once he had all screws installed he would remove one and replace with a pop rivet. This way with a large panel he did not need a bunch of Cleco clamps. A benefit is that the whole panel system could be installed and removed at any time. When the project was satisfactorily completed the screws could be replaced with pop rivets.

Nice teaser! Gonna look real clean when it's done!

Nice work as usual

I smashed it for ya, looking sweet mate nice rolling, brushed ally against raw steel, you dont get better than that! your bead roller looks rad too.

Bro... your bid on "the file" sold me. I dig tid bits like that. I appreciate you and I appreciate your work! Keep it up! Subscribed...

Your hair turn out Great!

Sweet looking pan!! Awesome work and absolutely love the design!!

Nice

You need something between steel and aluminum , i suggest a fiber washer . great looking project .

Nice job Kyle I know how much time it takes to do fabrication work perseverance pays off and it’s gonna look awesome when it’s done keep it up bro 😎🤘🏻🚗💨💨💨

Great video. Nice soundtrack.. awesome project.

Love this. Keep up the awesome work 🇨🇦

Looks awesome Kyle! Keep up the good work!

nice job.....looks great

Awesome video son!

I like it

Lookin good... Son!

Go on and get yourself a new 'Like button', because per your instructions, I smashed that old one.😉🔨

i cant wait to see how this thing turns out but at the same time i kinda wanna see the work you do on it forever. i guess that explains why none of my projects ever get done......

sick panels Kyle, looking sharp son.. Smashed it ….

Looks good man, would love to see a floor mounted pedal box with individual masters though

Greetings from the Netherlands. I was going to put multiplex panels in my build but after seeing this I changed my mind. I need that tool (the bead roller). ;-)

The things I love about your channel are. You show in-depth how to with out making it boring or making us feel like idiots. And you attention to details like the sand marks going the same direction. Awesome job and video! Keep the coming. And do I see a Friday video coming on the bead roller?

Amazing Kyle, keep up the Good work! Very inspiring. As always Thanks for sharing.

Looking good! You make it look so easy lol. I know it’s because of hours and hours of work! Keep up the great job!

i got some pneumatic tin snips and i must agree with you. thats the thing that allows you to do real work on sheet metal. good luck trying to cut that consistent with regular tin snips. not gonna happen... angle grinder? yeah maybe for straight cuts but still not as fast and sure as hell not as clean as with those. if you are not doing heavy duty stuff you can easily get away with the 40-50 $ ones, they do the trick for most stuff you want to use them for

Great video... therapeutic and inspirational. You make it look so easy. Subscribed+smashed.

Nice Work!!!! Great Vid!

KIKBUTT Beadrolling ,Awesome Kyle,,,,have a Safe and Happy Holiday wknd, God Bless All

Hey man I love what you do. You made me want to make a channel for stuff on my car. Mostly gonna be budget stuff because I’m still in school but I want to film the things I do on the blazer

Kyle, it looks like you put roughly 1/16" of step in those ribs in your pattern. Did you notice much of a change in the fitment of the panel on the flange after bead rolling the panel? If you go with deeper ribs to get a stiffer panel, the overall dimensions of the panel will shrink up. What I have done on my panels before is to leave an extra 1/2"-ish of material on the perimeter to trim off after the pattern is rolled in the panel. Deeper ribs will likely also mean that you will have to pre-stretch the panel, like you mentioned in the beginning of the video. Good video, man. Love seeing the progress. Hope to see ya at Fabtech.

Don't get to watch much but nice work. Really like the layout of the bead rolling.

Looks really cood!

A file with a planer handle would be nice too!

Great job, dope content. Many great idea. Thanks for your hard work. Cheers

Much of what you are doing works on airplanes too. I'd suggest a nice small pneumatic drill though, much smoother, smaller.

That squirt bottle for your acetone makes me want to do a tattoo.

Looks good man

🔥killing it 👍👍👍

Hell yeah man! Been waiting for this for a while! Looking bad af!

damn that looks good

nice work

Looks dope brotha. Def coming together sick!!

Another great video Kyle. The bibster is looking Awesome.

Love ur videos man. Keep on fabbin

nice work man!