Metal Shaping with Lazze: Part Three of the Lazze Metal Shaping Method

Here is the last segment of the Lazze Metal Shaping Method video. The Willys is finished for the show. This was done over a period of a few weeks. See my other videos to watch a class where we built an Auburn roadster.

[@newmanricka1]

If more people watched these videos they would understand it's not just a old car,
It's a work of ART!

[@lazzemetalshaping]

@sun4u2day
Thanks for looking! it is a Willys Coupe.

[@homerfj1100]

This is fantastic. A skill that you have aquired after years of practise is worth....well....it´s worth what the buyer is willing to pay, I presume. And I guess that is a lot. Us humans are the only species on the planet that can plan out and do stuff like this.

[@mccoy786]

Wow absolute skill.

[@lazzemetalshaping]

We've built them in both steel and aluminum.

[@lazzemetalshaping]

Making an edge on a panel, similar to what is done in the video with the title 'Metal Shaping with Lazze: Stretching Aluminum in a Bead Roller'

[@marcio8417]

parabéns fico muito bom, continuem publicando seus trabalhos

[@lazzemetalshaping]

Video answer: Metal Shaping with Lazze: What Materials Does Lazze Use in the English Wheel and Bead Roller

[@videogalore]

Hey, what a stunning video, very much appreciate you loading this up!
How long was the course then? A matter of years one would assume! :)

[@1509212]

Fabulous

[@salazarich]

Is the window too tall Lazze? I can look at the orignal 1940 Willys Coupe and check.

[@itsTHEFIREDOG]

how do you keep the baremetal look without it rusting?

[@lazzemetalshaping]

itsTHEFIREDOG The Willys was made in aluminum, so it wasn't a challenge. The other bare metal bodies get a quick once over when they need it with a synthetic steel wool- usually the medium green 'grit'. Not mentioning a name brand, you can find it at your local auto body paint and body shop supplier OR near the sand paper in your local home improvement store. There are also some new spray on rust sealants that wash off when you're ready to weld or paint.

[@Mr1963chevy]

WOW!

[@andysk9]

How did you attach the body panels to the chassis ?? I'm assuming some of the body panels were welded together but how to they stay with the frame ???

[@1ls376]

4:36. From the hand of God.

[@wigginscarlo]

Mar julle werk vir hom netjies.

[@thenatnatboy]

Can anyone tell me what's that guy doing on 7:43?

[@magnusklahr8190]

Great!!:)

[@sun4u2day]

willies i think

[@gbowne1]

It's a split window 1940 somethin. lol

[@haphit]

looks like a volkswagen

[@Gohot229]

This is not work...

[@lazzemetalshaping]

Agreed - doing something you like doing isn't like work at all.