Anyone else think...."Damn, I REALLY need to find a chunk of I-beam!" Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge sir!

I used to think I needed all kinds of fancy tools to fix the rust on my truck.  Turns out I already own what I need.  You sir are a metal magician.

14:52 now I gonna straighten that edge. Me; seventeen cuts later I scrap the part. This dude is a magician with that grinder.

Imagination, vision, patience, and time . Brother, you have it all !

The section of I beam you use as a mini anvil  with vise grips is the best idea ive seen in all the metalwork videos and i will getting a piece myself asap .thanks

You are a master at making replacement parts using  basic tools, thank you. I learned a better way to remake a complicated panel and still have fun. It's all good.

A bit of a pain in the butt, yes, but absolutely a way to make unobtainable (or expensive!) patch panels for your project!  Another outstanding video, sir!  My sincere admiration and thanks!!

nice technique, nice to see another left hander

This is amazing, I really enjoy how you take one large corner that needed rebuilding, cut it out then continued to break the task down into even smaller jobs. Its a really unique way of doing body work that I had not even thought of before. Thank you for your time.

Couple weeks ago he was celebrating 1000 subs.  10 times that now, I knew this would blow up.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing! Cheers

I am addicted now.  I don’t know what I will do if  I run out of new Fitzie videos.  I learn so much by watching you.  Best part is, you make masterpieces with simple tools.

Some people were just born with incredible abiliy.  Clearly Fitzee is one of them - and he found his calling.  Wow.

A proper old school youtuber in 2020! Perfect!

Made my first patch panel today. Small and took forever but I used your video as my guide and it ended up perfect. I was more worried about continuing to trim things and end up with a pile of scrap. It worked great and I can't wait to attack the next one! Many thanks again for showing us the magic of your skills.

You have a knack for showing us complicated parts in simple terms everyone can visualize. You have a special gift as both a fabricator and teacher. Would love to see you do a rusted out floor or full quarter panel install just to see how easy you make it compared to any other video I've watched. Thank you for sharing.

Truly a master in his trade! I wish I had I could be an apprentice….

Thanks Fitzee, that is very helpful for the "home" body and fender man like myself.  Old world craftsmanship.  Thank you again.

The opening is so cool!
"What do you do when you got a rusty piece like that? You make a new one. Wanna see how it's done? Stick around!"
The way you say its arrogant in a very nice and funny way. I just love your style man!

"weld it togeddar". I love listening to describe his craftsmanship. Great videos.