Methods And Various Techniques For Metal Shaping By Peter Tommasini (Part 1)

A few tips on metal shaping

[chhavana]

Brilliant explanation Peter. I learn something with every video you make. Thank-you.

[alastairmulholland-cox]

Really great. Thanks for sharing and I’m really enjoying your explanations. Your hands say as much as anything. I’ve watched other wheeling videos where the volume is created ‘with the panel out of shape’ and then manipulated to fit the gauges. But as you say. This seams to result in lots of chasing around? It’s all new to me .. so I’ll just keep watching and ping to see if the paper patterns are still available. Which is a generous offer. Best, Al

[herbwhitmore]

Its good to see you back, would love to see some model A Ford work, i realize everything that you are teaching applies to any vehicle, thanks

[coldwarmotors]

Great stuff. Thanks so much for making these videos and for sharing the process with us.

[mikeclarahan]

Good information on long reverse curve panels, Peter!

[Russeljfinch]

Very clear Peter, thanks for the lesson👍

[lezbbko]

I follow your work with great interest from Russia.

[shaneconnors]

Great to see you back again...I enjoy your videos Mate

[raulpacheco]

gracias maestro por regalarnos sus conocimientos. un saludo desde Uruguay.

[dominosgarage]

Thank you so much!!! Absolutely love your videos!!!!

[martinderrington]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir love your videos

[allothernamesbutthis]

your chanel was recommended from retropower :)

[JayLamart]

great work! thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[Shueysstuff]

Hey Peter... Great video. Can you tell me what the material (steel) you are using. Is it 1mm brightform steel or cold rolled?

[johnmathews]

Very nice work 'great video thanks for sharing

[davidbradbury]

Peter,
That will be great panel to learn how to do a reverse. A very subtle panel with more going on in it then meets the eye.
The offer of paper pattern and profiles is fantastic.
A Great way to pass on the knowledge of a master metal worker.
Thanks for doing the video's

[RoadsterLoverMedia]

Thank you for the very informative video. Your style of presentation is very easy to follow. I have read only the best comments about your videos. Are your DVDs presented in this style with this depth of information?

[alastairmulholland-cox]

Really great. Thanks for sharing and I’m really enjoying your explanations. Your hands say as much as anything. I’ve watched other wheeling videos where the volume is created ‘with the panel out of shape’ and then manipulated to fit the gauges. But as you say. This seams to result in lots of chasing around? It’s all new to me .. so I’ll just keep watching and ping to see if the paper patterns are still available. Which is a generous offer. Best, Al