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Metal Shaping with ONLY Hand Tools STEP BY STEP!!! NASTY RUST REPAIR "Getter Dan's" 1934 Ford PU

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On this episode of Make It Kustom, I Make a complex rust repair from scratch using only hand tools. No bead roller, no English wheel, no power hammer, no planishing hammer. Enjoy!

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20 Comments

@AJStarch 2 years ago

I love when you do stuff with just hand tools because that’s all I have!

@chuckster6513 2 years ago

Hey Karl,
That section of the cab looks like such a complicated area to reproduce, yet you knocked out that repair section like it was no big deal.
That is why I follow your channel, you show us it can be done.
Thanks
Take Care

@andrewfarenci5085 1 year ago (edited)

You are the Bob Ross of metal shaping. I love how your videos are "this is how to do what I do". There are others who also do that as opposed to "watch me do this", but you do it best. Your "I'm only learning myself" attitude reminds me of Gene Winfield motto "every day is a school day".

@90FF1 2 years ago

Admire your humility. "I'm still learning." Beautiful work.

@Berend-ov8of 2 years ago

Even for someone who doesn't do any metal shaping, these videos are fun to watch.

@Eggwelder 2 years ago

i love the fact that you still use your Canadian tire chisel body hammer

@KevinHalliburton 2 years ago

You are my favorite content creator, Karl. I always pick up something.

@lestergreen7262 2 years ago

Really appreciate seeing and hearing the hammer strikes in real time. Helps me from over hitting and controlling the impact.

@kobusvanzyl7222 4 months ago

I have never worked on cars, panels or anything related but I dig these videos.

@kurtludwig6962 2 years ago

Always good to see hammer work 😊👍

@burtonr 2 years ago

Wow! I've seen you do similar work in other videos, but never ceases to amaze me.
Thanks for taking the time to walk through it step by step. Comparing metal with clay really stuck with me to help understanding the shrinking/stretching. Thank you!
Can't wait to see that all welded up!

@sllimj1 2 years ago

thanks for simplifying a complex procedure.

@brendanhurley1068 2 years ago

Youre an absolute wizard. Best youtube channel by far. I reckon ive watched every single one of your videos by now

@brentonpaterson7047 2 years ago

One of your best vids. Heck all your vids are great but this was really good.

@fuelboy 2 years ago

Just pure example of learning by doing and getting smarter and better each time. And we learn by you taking us along. Great work!

@JeffreyFeyh-rb4xk 10 months ago

I understand being a perfectionist. But I would say the work you do is perfect. Keep up the great work!

@joecioe8566 2 years ago

You make that look easy. Great job you are a master at your craft. This is what keeps me coming back for more.

@timerater 8 months ago

Immediate follow here, holy crap man.... this is awesome

@minnesotatomcat 2 years ago

You can never have too many Dollie’s. Any time I see a scrap of metal that’s got a different shape or curve than anything I’ve got already I gotta grab it. Beautiful work as always brother! Tell Brenda I says hi! 😍

@designandbuild3953 2 years ago

Dude, I love watching you work and grow. You're too humble to realize this, but you're working on becoming a legend in your own time. You keep me motivated, looking forward to see where you go next.