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gootee08 11-20-2010 02:32 AM

That looks to good to be real!! It must be CGI, awsome work! Thanks for sharing...

wayne080866 11-20-2010 04:46 AM

I think I may need some sort of counseling ...I can't stop looking at the pic's.

Gene Olson 11-20-2010 05:37 AM

Wow, that is some incredibly clean work Solis.
Welcome to the surface.

Bob 11-20-2010 11:37 AM

Not only is that some incredible workmanship, that's an incredible amount of work too. Do you ever sleep? Awesome stuff Sollis!! You're very talented.

HEATNBEAT 11-20-2010 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob (Post 21821)
Not only is that some incredible workmanship, that's an incredible amount of work too. Do you ever sleep? Awesome stuff Sollis!! You're very talented.

I was thinking the same thing!
I had the pleasure of meeting Sollis at the last Santa Cruz Metal Meet.
I was very impressed watching him hammer out a Motor Cycle tank, weld it, plannish it. He was not happy with it, cut it in half the other direction, and plannished the halfs and weld it back together:eek:. in just a few hours!

Sollis 11-20-2010 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HEATNBEAT (Post 21831)
I was thinking the same thing!
I had the pleasure of meeting Sollis at the last Santa Cruz Metal Meet.
I was very impressed watching him hammer out a Motor Cycle tank, weld it, plannish it. He was not happy with it, cut it in half the other direction, and plannished the halfs and weld it back together:eek:. in just a few hours!

I was nice to meeting you to Rick !
I remember it was too much noise for small tank like that , i give that gas tank to some kid he got it on his bicycle now :)
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j9...s/Photo_05.jpg

Gene Olson 11-20-2010 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sollis (Post 21777)
Kerry i know i am not much help on any forums i just post pictures of finisht parts , i just don take much pictures work in progress they just don't do nothing for me. but maybe i should

I always get excited by the chase,
forget to take pictures,
remember I should have

and by then the rabbit got away...

Z5Roadster 11-20-2010 03:16 PM

Hi Sollis , big hallo from the UK, where did all that skill come from, never seen so much top quality work in one place before.

You are a Practical Metal Shaping Artist of the first degree. I’m not a metal shaper , I’m a brit with a dream of being able to shape metal one day.

Teach me Please.

Such awesome work, been through your posts twice and want more.

Blown away.

(Feel something goods coming out of the pending changes)
 
 

Sollis 11-20-2010 07:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Z5Roadster (Post 21847)
Hi Sollis , big hallo from the UK, where did all that skill come from, never seen so much top quality work in one place before.

You are a Practical Metal Shaping Artist of the first degree. I’m not a metal shaper , I’m a brit with a dream of being able to shape metal one day.

Teach me Please.

Such awesome work, been through your posts twice and want more.

Blown away.

(Feel something goods coming out of the pending changes)
 
 

if you can recognize work quality you on good track already
all you have to do its work master skills learn techniques and never try to be a best you we can only become good after that we become better

tnblaster 11-20-2010 08:07 PM

Fan club
 
Sollis, glad to see you posting. I am a big fan of your talent. The work you always post has inspired me in the past and even now makes me want to start finding time to get my skills elevated to at least a point where I would be proud of the to say that that scrap is some of my best work.

All kidding aside, I really do want to get back to learning how to do the shaping of parts I want to use on my bikes. Seeing your post again makes me say to myself that now is the time to make more time for shaping metal again.

Please, please, please, keep the post coming.


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