Bead Rolling Sheet Metal Floor Pans (Model A Hot Rod Build Part 3)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- On this episode of Make It Kustom, I am finishing the floor pan around the transmission tunnel and toe boards. After designing the desired shape, I CNC plasma cut a 10 gauge structure that my sheet metal can be plug welded to. Next, I map out my pattern and transfer it for bead rolling. Once cut and rolled, the panel is bent and fit into place.
To achieve these bead rolled floor panels I will be using:
(Machinery)
Hypertherm Powermax 65 CNC plasma cutter
My handmade bead roller
TIG welder
Finger brake
(Techniques)
TIG welding
Grinding
Sanding
If you missed out on Part 2- Making and Installing Front Body Mounts and Toe Board Structure, here is the link below!!
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First I thought, okay CNC machine's doing the work. Then I watched you hand lay out and roll that panel absolutely perfectly.........next level skills. Amazing mate :)
Thanks Pete nothings perfect but I do my best every time!
yea it can cut a shape///big whoooppp...he shows its the rest that makes it some fighter jet paneling for real>!. fire work.@!.
Thank you
Oh man this is THE best channel, have been following you for a long time on Instagram and when i saw that you have a CZcams channel i dropped everything, a true craftsman and a BIG inspiration
Robin! Wow thanks for the support ! I’m excited for this platform!
@@MakeItKustom what Guage sheet metal are you using?
Amazing seeing this man working.
Your work is amazing, you are a true craftsman my friend.
Thanks Elton! 👊👊👊
That’s an amazing attention to detail.
Thanks Andrew !
Awesome Sauce; just find this channel, now to find my local sheet metal supplier.
I built myself a CNC router. I added the ability to use it as a plotter by building an accessory attachment that has a pencil and a leaf spring made out of metal pallet strapping.
I see you use the Mach 3 CNC program same as mine. I added an offset when using the pencil attachment because it’s off centre compared to the cutter.
I’m thinking you might have been able to plot out all of your floor pan bead rolling guidelines using your plasma cutter (disabled) as a plotter.
This allows multiple uses of your machine… you could also add a pneumatic drill or small router with an end mill to drill holes.
Just mad skills pro work guys Lov the bead roller something to learn
Thanks so much! I love the Bead rolling too! Give it a shot
Very nice work, Great video, Great detail,thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the smooth transitions to sharp angles!!!
All I can say is WOW!!! The design is so well thought out!
"If you found any value in this video"
This video is a masterclass of fabrication, the superb Craftsmanship and meticulously precise detail were truly outstanding!
True artistry in metal fabricating and beautiful bead rolling, a real joy to see and hugely inspiring!
To say that I'm delighted to have found this channel is an understatement! Subscribed.
Thank you for sharing your superb skills, it was seeing a video like this that got me into metal fabrication and bead rolling.
Wow man thank you so much for the high praise! I love metal fabrication I will never stop learning more and more. I’m glad that you enjoy the channel!
Man I've only found your channel a week ago and I can truly see you are really talented individual . I think I will probably like this channel God bless
Thanks a lot man I appreciate it! Cheers!
Great work, both the video and fabrication
Thank you so much!
A true craftsman. Thanks for the info. You really make it look easy which I know that it is not.
Man, im learning so much from watching your videos!!!!!
So glad to hear that man cheers!
The level of skill is just mind blowing.
First class craftsmanship, a genuine pleasure to watch-Thank you ✅👍
Fantastic work!!!!!Good job Karl.
Thanks a lot Roger!
That is far and away, the best looking floor pan I've ever seen laid out, that is turning out to be an incredible looking rod. Thanks for sharing your techniques!
I am terribly ‘not into cars’, let alone hot rods, but I love to see a true craftsman at work and wonder what else of interest/use can be made using these techniques? -Anyway, your work is top notch, keep it up & enjoy it!!
So glad that you watch anyway! You’re right there’s so many other areas to use these techniques that do not involve cars
Amazing bro, as others have said Very inspirational. I have a shit ton of fabrication to do on my Chev truck cabs. Watching your channel has given me the confidence to make a start on my projects. I quit my job to actually follow my passion and thats restoring old trucks. LOVE it man, need that bead roller machine you got thou..jesus that makes those panels pop!! Keep up the awesome work dude!! All the way from Australia 🍺🍻👍👍💪
Congratulations on quitting your job and following your dream! That’s never the wrong decision no matter how hard it gets. I’m rooting for you man!
Awesome precise video. Very accurate work too!
Love your sheet M. work- it would take a life time for what you can do.
It feels good watching some one do the thing i can only dream of!!
If I can do it you can do it!
Wow, what amazing workmanship and skill. I am blown away at the master class you give your veiwers.
Thanks Matt! We are enjoying every bit of this!
That was fantastic.
Great planning sure paid of with an awesome result. Keep up the good work.
Mad skills brother, love the content. Keep it coming!
Will do thank you!
That was awesome 👌 bro 👌
Glad you did it!
I like the way you blend everything together and make it look so simple! Thanks
Wow.....superior craftsmanship
Thanks man try my best every time!
@@MakeItKustom that is why it is superior.
Excellent work!
я в восторге!!! мастер!!!
I have no intention of ever doing any sheet metal body work. I watch because I love to see miracles happening. Stand back Michelangelo.
MAN I JUST FOUND YOUR VIDEOS 2 THUMBS UP, JUST SUBSCRIBED, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
Thanks Mike! So stoked that you enjoy it!
Awesome metal work man 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Charlie 👊🏼
Great job/tips guys 👏
Just discovered your channel here in Australia, this is great timing for me as I just bought a bead roller for my project which Im also building on you tube, looks like I should learn a lot from watching you, looking forwards to following your channel, you are very talented mate
Awesome man welcome to the channel I’m stoked you found us! Thank you so much cheers!
very cool workman ship buddy . if you ever need some custom machined parts give me a holla lol 🙂
Living the fkin dream!
Sure am Mark can’t complain! Cheers!
Morning Karl, watched another!! Great job!!!
Fine work , well thought out and thats the secret.
Super clean install. I’lol be making a floor pan for my 62 falcon project. Looks like I need to brush up on my bead rolling.
Right on! Thank you very much.
You are amazing !!!! Incredible skills, I have been watching your vids for several days, awesome!
Thanks man glad you like em!
I think the ticket is on the details, good video thanks 😊
Thank you! You’re right about the details that’s all that sets you apart from anybody else
Man,you’re awesome, I’d love to work a week in your workshop.
Keep up the awesome videos
Will do man thank you for watching!
Man thats nice. Good job sir!
Thanks so much!
Feckin awesome. True craftsmanship 👍
Thank you so much!
Awesome work Karl.
Sweet floors!!! You have given me some ideas on my model A floor build... Thxs!!
You’re welcome! Glad you like it
His guy is awesome! Love the details
Thanks Donni!
just found the channel. I'm all in. Great work .
Glad to have ya Wade! Thanks for taking the time to check out our video!
That is just too good your a talent mate Love your work
Man you give me so many great ideas for my Model A coupe !!
That’s awesome!! Sounds like a great build 👍🏼 thanks for watching!
Good job!!!!!!
Great work. You make it look easy.
Thanks man!
You make it look so easy!
great skills you a true tradesman.
Thanks man! I love this work
amazing work ... simply the best!
That was amazing to watch. Genius level skills. Subscribed, natch...
Wicked man welcome to the channel thank you!
You are a master! 🙌 tanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
Awesome 👌
Great work Karl
Thank you!
Use Ford engines, no dizzy cove to worry about 😉 BTW... LOVE the music!
Glad you love the music! You’re right about the dizzy. I just am a Chevy man from birth lol
@@MakeItKustom I loved working with all of the "big 3", but I really did hate trying to adjust the points in a GM/Mopar dizzy. The installation looks cleaner, but the pain of working on them unless you have tilt or swing away front metal is well...a pain. Which is why many of my builds had fiberglass fronts on them. MY last address before I moved to Salmon Arm was in Maple Ridge on 248th st. on the low side from Garibaldi HS. It used to be a Japanese berry farm before it was seized by the government in WWII and sold off.
Great looking floor
Many thanks!!
I am enjoying your videos as I'm new to your channel. I subscribed as well
Welcome to the channel man thank you for subscribing and your support!
good stuff mate
Thank you!
Thanks much!
Very good.
Thank you!
Awesome 😎
🙋🏼♂️top de MÁS irmão parabéns Amigo pelo trabalho 🙌🏻👍🏻🇧🇷
🙏😆👊
Wow, Wow, WOW, you do nice work. Just found your channel, hello from Truro, Nova Scotia
Right on! Thanks so much man! Welcome to the channel my east coast friend!
Excellent work man !
Thanks bro!
LOVE THE VIDEOS...
Awesome! 🙏
Thats bad ass man, great work!
Appreciate that, man! Thanks so much for watching!
Epic craftsmanship here. Question, as a mig user I’ve been struggling to see the last couple years while welding. Have trouble seeing the dark past the puddle. Is it easier to see when using a tig? Less gas smoke, splatter. I would assume so, and I would like to have one, but I can’t justify the costs if I can’t use the machine to its full ability
Amazing skills
Thank you very much Ricardo!
Love your workshop, equipment and most of all your skills. Learned a lot from you already, I think your gonna cost me a lot of money though 😂😂
Ha ha ha hopefully it will be worth it in the end! Thanks for being here cheers!
New tools are always worth it 😁👍👍
Amazing work! I love that you blend all school and new school to create some unique hot rods. I am curious about that floor pan/toeboard. If you weren’t filming, about how many hours do you think that would take?
Pretty hard to guess every project is
A whole bunch of hours!! once you get into the "flow" of thing's, it seems to take less time..
Thanks
You're very welcome!
Incredible work. Thanks for sharing. I LOVE the look, I’m not a hot rod guy, but love sheetmetal. Is all this wonderful work going to be covered up with carpet and floor mats?
Ha ha the interior has not been decided yet but you’re right it’ll probably be covered up. It looks really cool from underneath though because all the lines follow the frame
@@MakeItKustom I was afraid of that. That was the one detail you didn’t show on your rat rod, the floors. I caught just a corner on one interior shot. You talk about what it looks like underneath, hopefully the guy will have one of those mirrors on the ground so you can see underneath it. Your channel has given me a completely different appreciation for what goes into making it “custom”.
5:16, drafting tools, what and where...
Do a tool identification video and how you use them...
Great idea on a future video I will definitely get into all that. Thank you for your feedback!
@@MakeItKustom
Been binge watching, at home with cancer. The videos are a blessing to me...
Sick❗🔥
I'm planning on doing some metal work myself and watched a couple of Ron Covell's videos before coming to your channel. Watched Ron's video on embossing with the English wheel and wondered why that technique couldn't be used here. With that there would've been a few steps less, or did I miss something why that would not have worked?
dude ur epic.!> and do you ever wonder the relationship between germans and japanese...like 2 of the worlds best...if not the best engineers and craftsmen.
i love audis...i love japanes guitars like caparison and ibanez..japanese cutlery is also 2nd to non...haha
anyways glad ur proud of ur heritage and culture...i belive ur carrying on the craftmenship of your ancestors for sure.!>
now maybe you could try and build a hattori hanzo sword.!>
kill bill would be proud.!.
Ha ha Ha thanks man! It would be incredible to learn from a sword maker But I fear to do the art and craft justice I would have to spend my life focussed on the Art of sword making. So much patience dedication and years of discipline
Love the channel!!... maybe take a few seconds to show the finished area... video builds up the completion of that section... then immediately ends.
That’s a great point John thank you for that we will show more of the car in a future video
Hey Karl,
Having recently bought a simple bead roller, I am amazed how you managed to put so many bead rolled forms into your floor panel without inducing any distortion. What was the depth you rolled your beads to? 🤔
I have 5 smaller pieces to bead roll for my bulkhead / fire wall and don't want to mess things up 🤪.
Kind regards Paul from 48 Spokes 🇬🇧
Great vid, as always. Which program are you using to design the patterns?
I love at 5 15 threw to 5 20 a well knowin tool from jk to adult hood
Hey Karl, do you have a link to your vid of the trans cover build? Trying to see at what point you bead roll it and how you keep it from stretching
Thanks
Great work man!! Jealous of your shop lol What GA sheet Metal do you use? Thanks in advance!
I hate that i watch you bead roll so effortlessly those panels and they stay flat. Everything i have try to bead roll gets oil caned. I'm going to keep working at it, but I'm jealous of your work sir.
Mind sharing a link to that die you're using in your bead roller? Great channel. Good work!
It’s a Eastwood forming die set
I can’t seem to find any information online , on what all the different bead roller dies profiles end up looking like once they’re done on the Sheetmetal. Now I have seen the charts that show the side profiles of the dies, but those hard to imagine what they are going to end up looking like on the metal, once it’s done.
How’s the best way to learn all the different bead roller dies and they’re looks and uses?
PS. Thanks for all the wonderful content,it’s exactly what I’ve needed,keep up the great job!!
Well I see this channel is blowing up in size just as I predicted in the comments a month ago. Would you mind to post a link to the bead dies you're using, as well as the shears?
www.eastwood.com/eastwood-bead-roller-metal-fabrication-forming-dies.html
www.grainger.ca/en/product/p/MKTJS1602?cm_mmc=PPC:+Google+PLA&ef_id=CjwKCAjwxo6IBhBKEiwAXSYBs1wOlMkuJf2rT_ovs2QqKSjI7qwh5bAcD7gEYsGtYDniRh6rDJZ8uhoCzsEQAvD_BwE:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!3645!3!303439923965!!!g!543167060046!&gclid=CjwKCAjwxo6IBhBKEiwAXSYBs1wOlMkuJf2rT_ovs2QqKSjI7qwh5bAcD7gEYsGtYDniRh6rDJZ8uhoCzsEQAvD_BwE
Thank you for your support I hope these links help!
@@MakeItKustom Holy smokes! Was not expecting your shears to be $600. I could only justify that if I was using them to make a living. Still, really cool shears.
I love your work. Very informative. I downloaded your Bead Roller files, bought the 1/4" plate and other parts. I took it to a CNC plasma shop with the dwg files, the CNC man said he could not open the files because they were too new. Could you export the files as pre 2017 Autocad or as dxf files thanks Jackson
So sorry the website only supports the DWG files that I uploaded. Perhaps you can download a viewer
@@MakeItKustom I got around the problem using an online file conversion. Thanks for your channel and the free files. I have my 1/4" plate all cut out now. I just purchased a used 24" x 24" CNC plasma table. Now I am consumed with learning AutoCAD and CNC software. Thanks for all that you do. Great Job
Dude, you look like your related to bad Chad
I have a question on the 1x2 tube substructure. Are you raising the body by the one inch or just the floor. I have a 36 Ford coupe to build and I am looking for all the ideas I can to build a car I will enjoy.
just the floor
Rivets and bead rolling is total /w\METAL/w\
Hell ya man!!!
Hello,
Love your videos. Can you please tell me make and model of your hand sheet metal shear and pneumatic hand held saw? Thanks.
The electric sheer I use is a Makita 16 gauge. The pneumatic saw is in Ingersoll rand