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Steve, you need Adobe reader. It's a free download and normally your computer will ask you if you want to download it. There are lots of things that are in PDF format so having Adobe is a good thing.
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Youtube footage
Here is a link to some youtube footage of the wire edging of the fender of this car, there are some other films also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHE4orfUFJo
Hmmm. David
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great read
Thanks for the help guys. I was able to take a look at the build book.
Kind of ironic hoow the chassis was made using the latest of technology & the Body was shaped using some of the oldest technology. Interesting how they made some panels using a stretch pull over a die of sorts. Steve |
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I asked Kirkham what kind of tubing they used:
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Hey Guys!
Kerry Pinkerton directed me to this site. I am happy to answer any questions any of you might have. I am getting ready tomorrow to do a dent repair video on a customer car that just arrived. If anyone is interested, I'll post the link when I get the video on YouTube. David |
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Hi David I am a huge fan of your workmanship.
I would love the link to the video when it comes out.
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I'll get the video out as soon as possible. Thanks for the kind words! David |
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good to see you on here David ,
thanks for putting up the book for free, I loved it Dave |
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David I am very glad to have someone else who gas welds on here! seems like these forums are tig city.
I looked at the body section of your book and you and your guys metal finish stuff the way I was taught (and have taught others). The way your panels are formed is, I believe, the way some Aston Martin panels used to be made in the DB- days. I use the wheeling machine in good old English tradition but I was aware of those machines and have seen pictures but never quite such detailed pictures, so that was very interesting. We have a lot of polish people over here now but unfortunately I have not met any as skilled as your guys in panel beating or I would have hired them!. Welcome to AllMetalShaping! David
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