Let's see somepics f thatone pieceyou made from scratch you are most proud of.

show some pics of that one thing you made from scratch that you are most proud of.

 

Why not participate and show us what YOU made?

 

I do't have any pictures at the moment.

 

I'm kinda proud of my cantilevered rear 3 link system with reverse cantilever reservoir shocks all incorporated into a rack for my 52 Panhead with slip in tube ramp (removeable so tailgate can shut) Long story! but not even close to being done. Work in progress

 

thats nice, what pickup is that in /

 

my 53 chevy

 

saw that at ink & iron last year, very nice work!

 

thats cool, real nice

 

that thing is ****ing awsome props

 

Wow, awesome idea. Well executed. I like the Pan also.

 

Thanks guy! I llove getting creative with my metal work. I like building monsters! wait til I unvail my 54 UPS truck in Avatar when done! Sh!t, I can't wait! I think I'm gonna go work on it right now! Flaking the roof! muwhahaha!!! (that was my doctor evil laugh) lol

 

I can't even begin to compete with that! Just awsome.........

The bike's pretty damn cool too!

 

The bike is actually in Horse magazine this month!!! I have a 4 page spread! called "A Touch of Br***)

 

ya iv got that mag its a sweet bike

 

dont ask about front tire. lol I get mixed reviews. It was a test to see what kind of attention it would get, and apparently despite the "some" neg attn it gets from some hater raiders, it also gets some cool/ creative points. Back tire's crazy too kinda. Its a front car tire. Anyway, the next front tire on my 2 do list is probably the same as rear (16") like rear, or a 23" with a shorter springer

 

awesome stuff.

 

MMMMMMM,I'd like to touch her *** I mean br***.Super cool work.Really miss my jockey shift

 

It's not done yet but I would say my 6x2 manifold for my big block chevy.

 

Mat Thrasher, I like your intake manifold! That's a nice piece of fabrication there!

Dan Stevens
dba, Steelsmith

 

HEY !!!! a 12 pack .. cool....

 

Here's the filler panel made from one piece of aluminum on my track roadster.

Charlie

 

Matt wins. Hands down. The end.

 

I made these headers from scratch... the cones were 3.5" tubing and I pie cut them and pounded them together till they met and tacked them... Tiged the rest.



And my console in my Oldsmobile... I get a lot of cool comments on it.

 

Chaddilac- both of those are cool! Cones are hard to make...

 

I hand made the master for this Pierce-Arrow dash panel, then had it cast in aluminum. Sanded, machined, and polished it myself.

 

Thats damn fine work, but the first thing that popped into my head was "bowling alley ball return" glad you included more pics!

 

very nice!

 

Something I did for my sons 56, home made counsel did all the design fab engine turning even on the dash..........