"It's not your fault, it's the metal's fault."  That actually made me feel good.

My dad taught me everything I know about sheet metal, bodywork, welding, etc. unfortunately he passed away about 10 years ago and now questions are hard to get answered. Your video reminded me of watching my dad work the “Magic” hammer and dolly and making patches out of nothing. This video also answered a few questions I wish I could have talked to my dad about. Thanks so much and I am sure glad I found your videos…

I've welded a few bits and pieces like that over the years, it's like welding the head on a snowman.

You are a store house of metalwork wisdom. You have no idea how much you are helping folks deciding to finally take on a project they’ve been wary of attempting

This expert deserves a compendium of video tutorials, as a set to pass down through the generations.

I wrap my sandwiches in thicker metal than that hood is made from!   Patience level:  Infinity.

You know what I love about these videos?  If he doesn’t get it quite right the first time, we get to see the corrections.  That’s gold!  What good is it if all we see is pefection on each process?  When mortals do it, it will be far from perfect, and now I know how to fix it up.

Leonardo da Vinci says "this here is a paintin of a girl I made an I'm goin ta shows ya how's I do's it...stick around"

It’s always fun to dig through YouTube videos looking for repair answers.
There is something about finally finding the actual professional way of doing something… ya kinda just know when you found the guy…

This is the guy.

i like the fact you show us good and bad i.e. blowthru makes me feel better about my welding! cheers, keep up the good work

your cut n but is famous across the world and now many diy restorers qoute your name when performing it,im pleased your revealing the actual time in completing each task that is worth loads to the diyers and i believe stops them throwing in the towel,i myself never tire of watching you bud and your the first ebayer i go to if i want to know about metalwork.

I can’t thank you enough for teaching us what you’ve learned over all the years.  I particularly love the fact that you use basic tools.  Keep um coming.

I was just on your site and I have to say you are a craftsman. I retired from work a few years ago and did paint and body work. I painted for years then ran a frame machine for about 8 yrs. there are a lot of young men that needs to see what it takes to do this kind of work. I have always enjoyed working on old  cars and trucks. you would make a good teacher. I truly enjoyed watching you work. take care

I keep catching myself averting my eyes from the screen whenever he welds XD

Fitzee,  your like a metal magician , love watching you work the metal.

I can not even begin to tell you how much your tutorials have meant to me. I have never welded before not to mention the outrageous idea of fabrication. As I have mentioned in past comments you are truly an artist. It was because of your videos I purchased a welder and some basic tools and had this incredibly arrogant idea to attempt rust repair on my 1976 Eldorado convertible. I have made some mistakes and yes had to redo some of my work.  However, the vast amount of repairs has been almost perfect. I am going back to Youtube college and attempting to learn the Art of leading to finish my project to perfection. I can not say enough about your magical art of fabrication. I would love it if you offered a number sticker "Fitzee helped with restoring me"

Just dropped in for a little brushing up on my knowledge.  It's a privilege to watch and learn from you!

This guy is the epitome of the saying,: universe rewards action not thoughts. He jumps in and does it. So positive.

Never thought of that way to make small round plugs, I learn something new every day

Like trying to weld a tin can, so thin!