metal shaping video, Monaro quarter panel

Gday Guys, Sorry for not posting ive been away over seas. I just uploaded a sort clip onto youtube of my new dvds which are coming out soon. Check it outhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIpOhz0uGRM

Cheers Peter

 

Incredible!!!!

 

Great work Peter (as always) and welcome to the HAMB

 

Very nice work Peter!

 

Awesome job on that pannel,, wow!

Bash

 

I don't have words to describe it.

 

x2..... Wow!!!!

 

Someday, I'll be able to do that level of work if I work and work and work at it. I love the tree stump forming table.

 

what talent you have.

 

Welcome to the HAMB! Great info, I watched the video on gas welding, why do you have a nut on the tip of your torch? Bob

 

Awesome!!!

 

HI Guys
Thank you for the kind words.
Bob
the nut at the end of the torch is simply to hold the torch on the stand.
Cheers Peter

 

Welcome to the HAMB Peter. I used to love watching you and Peach on Gasolene, be sure to post lots of your work!

 

Welcome to the HAMB!!!!

Love your footage!!!!

 

you are my hero!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Glad to see you here Peter.

 

Welcome, love your videos, when I started working on cars torch welding was all we had. But you sure make it look easy. Making that quarter was unbelievable, anything special about the steel or thickness? Ron

 

Nice job how long did it take to make that 1/4 from start to finish ?

 

Great, where are the days when you could get a decent HK Monaro for $ 800.00 , clean it up and double your money .

 

Hi carpok
the steel we use is call Cold Rolled CA3 and it's one mm thick
Peter

 

HI bridger
from start to finish welded on and lead load all joints and gapt 120 hr
Peter

 

Very cool. I enjoyed your gas welding on youtube also! Todd

 

Really nice work! So 1 mm is 20 guage and it looks like CA3 is a draw quality steel is that correct?

 

YES that is correct
But you can also use(dippending on the job) CA2/CA4/ and CA5 the higher the number the softer the metal is .... the CA5 is very soft but because of it lead content is alittle harder to weld
Peter

 

I've seen some of your videos before. Great work as usual. It's good to see you on the HAMB.

 

Thank 's sr808
Peter

 

Thank you Tugmaster
Peter

 

Wow, incredible. A longer version of that vid would be great for the metal man who wants to learn more.

-KK

 

WOW I am impressed. The body lines look right on,you sir are a quality craftsman.

 

Man id like to be able to work with someone who was capacle of this and have them teach me!