How to TIG Weld Thin Sheet Metal Panels – 1960 Cadillac Restoration!!!

On this episode of Make It Kustom, I am back on Kristina’S 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville shaping more patch panels and tig welding them together. I cover my processes and techniques for tig welding sheet-metal.

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[trophbrwntrouthunter]

Just got off a 12 hour shift, pumped to have a fresh vid to watch man, thanks for your awesome attitude dude!

[davidroberts]

This is the best, waking up Sunday morning sitting in my chair with my coffee and watching a new Carl video

[koolkar]

I was always told "You can't make a silk purse from a Sows ear" I recon you could Karl. Amazing stuff Mate. Love ya work. Billy J... Queensland, Australia.

[WaxMeister]

Enjoy watching your 'fussy' work and the pleasure on your face says it all! Nice work!

[darrelkinney]

Very cool master of metal manipulation . The art of making a panel one out of three with all the curves. 👌

[jasonhull]

This guy is just explosive with talent. I wish I could come up there and work as an apprentice for a year or so . . Heck even just a weekend or two.. I just love how positive and overall passionate you are.

[rossstory]

Awesome work. I would love to build hot rods when I grow up. I'm only forty now.

[minnesotatomcat]

Yeah I need a Tig welder now more than ever. I’ve been stick and mig welding since birth pretty much but have never learned to Tig, u finally convinced me.

[johnbernstein]

I'll say it again -- always illuminating.

[tstuart]

It feel great to learn a little something new every day. Thank you it's always very much apprreciated.

[MrRaisinMojoojomnisiaRrM]

Hi, Murmansk is watching. Everything is at a very good level, there is much to learn from you.

[fabbricaitalianaautomobili]

Thank you, been waiting for the video ✌🏼appreciate it, ciao

[tpiz]

At 19:05. Don't we all lol. Jokes aside, really digging your vids. I've had a new plasma/tig/stick combo unite for a year now. Watching your videos makes me want to unbox it, get a small plasma table and start playing around with it. I've always mig'd, but never tried tig. Very inspiring, Keep it up.

[blackcoupe]

Nice attention to detail. Also, Ordered a t- shirt and a sticker for my lunch box.👍👍👍👍

[scottymakerdude]

Truly an artist at work here. I am impressed by your teaching methods, and your very detailed explanations. You make it all look so easy!! Thanks for teaching this old guy some new tricks!!

[kenswitzer]

Thanks Karl. Yep start the puddle and go. For exterior work on cars I work on I prefer TIG since it doesn't leave a lot of filler if fitted right. You keep me coming back to see the progress on this caddy. As many have said befor it is a most beautiful impressive car. I saw one a month back that was a convertible and was laser straight and as black as black can be. Not a ripple anywhere on the body. I even got on my hands and knees to check everything out. I am 72 years old and have seen many thousands of cars in that time and this one was perfect. Thanks again for another helpful video!!👍👍👍👍😁😁💥✌️👌

[richardrose]

It's great to see a younger person doing metal fabrication the old school way. great workman ship love it.

[nickpanico]

Karl, your a great instructor . Thanks for your time that goes into these videos .You sure are teaching me a lot and thanks for shareing your craft . Be well and stay safe !!

[MrRoberoni]

This guy is a metal magician- the Paul Sellers of Metal!

Thank you for sharing!

[Trifiveguy]

Love to get personal instructions on fabrication techniques from u Karl well done mate