Never to Old to Learn....

nice to see you showing how to's
you just gained brownie points in my book
thanks, ed

 

Sweet!

 

Thanks for taking to time to share.

 

Classy

 

Excellent tutorials. This may sound weird but I'm 64 years old and always had an "attitude" about the cavalier way you seemed to act on this website. I felt that way until I saw you on "The Celebrity Apprentice" and realized how intelligent, and humble, you really are. I was, and am, really impressed with your people skills, advertising savvy and kindness, although on the outside you always like to be the tough guy. I saw a nice ,sincere,caring young man behind the tough guy personna.........In other words, you're a very talented metalman and not the PRICK I thought you were.
Happy New Year...........Mike

 

thanks a lot, you guys should check out the rest of the videos priceless! and FU2

 

Should be on Discovery HD! Thanks for posting man!

 

That's funny. Minus the white man fro.

 

Thanks Jesse! I've always been a huge fan of your work. It serves as a great point of inspiration for those of us who like to build and work with our hands! Along with all the other people on this site, I am grateful for people like you who are willing to share your skills! Looking forward to more "Church"!!~Mojo

 

Flat steel hammered into a work of art for sure!
Metal Man Magic. Thanks for sharing

 

This is better than TV. No commercials or BS. Thanks for passing on your skills.

 

Jesse, are there more episodes?

Chris Rusch from RMD said you use your Baileigh MH-19 Power Hammer in one of them. Can you send me a link?

Thanks!

 

that's rad. i downloaded it on day one and just got around to watching it.

when the singers started singing i started laughing.

we do the original version of that song at my church... HAHAHA!!!

 

Thanks for the inspiration and taking the time to share with us! Thats some cool shit!

 

Thanks for the lesson. As somone who has never done that stuff before, I learned alot from this, and your other episodes on your site. Rad!

 

i always like watching people work with copper i like your style Jesse it reminds me of Fay Butlers metal work

 

Love it! Now this is what Monster garage should have been! No drama, no bs!

 

I'd pay for some Metal Church on DVD...Jesse is now the Bob Ross of metal work.

 

Again I'm amazed that someone who is that talented is willing to share his knowledge. Most people who have have worked & sweated to get where you are are knowledge stingy & pure asses. Thanks for sharing! I've watched bike builders on the idiot tube and most are assemblers........you are a builder

 

Thanx man!!! Unfortunately i can't really afford 600$ right now!!

 

Skills....man has skills. Thanks for sharing!

 

Those be some spendy shears! I bet they cut WAY better than those Harbor Freight ones for $20.....that's just a guess.
Wicked work Jesse. Greetings from Salinas, we'll catch up on the next train ride.
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thanks for the NO DRAMA show........

 

No drama =

 

To give this away when the next closest thing to it costs $30 and up and is more culture than process means a lot.

Thanks and Happy New Year.

-Screws

 

Very cool Jesse. Thanks for sharing. Wished I had access to some of that cool equipment.

 

Thanks that was cool

 

Thanks Mike!

I've always been pretty cavalier & classy. You know for the ladies....

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You are indeed a classy gent.