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Ron W 02-26-2010 10:59 PM

Hello From Maine
 
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I have been a machinist since 1958 and love tools. I never got much chance to play with sheet metal until the last few years. I have made my own E-wheel and air planishing hammer. Next project is a pretend Pullmax. I have several old cars "in waiting". Next in line is a 63 Falcon conv. One reason I joined this forum is because of the professionals here like David Gardiner and others. I'm sure you can help me, and hope I may be able to contribute occasionally. I'm not used to this format. It may take a while. Ron W

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Joe Hartson 02-26-2010 11:07 PM

Ron,welcome to AllMetalShaping, thanks for joining us. Being a machinist will help a lot in building the tools and tooling that you use in shaping metal. Thanks for joining us.

Charley Davidson 02-26-2010 11:11 PM

Sweet combo there, welcome.

HEATNBEAT 02-27-2010 12:36 AM

that looks like a nice set up.

Kerry Pinkerton 02-27-2010 08:25 AM

Welcome Ron. Pretty country in that photo.

Ron W 02-27-2010 05:13 PM

My back yard.
Ron W

David Gardiner 02-27-2010 08:52 PM

Mmm. can I come and live with you - you have the space after all! I will bring my tools.

You have most of what you need to do a lot of work I only got a pullmax a few years ago I did it all by hand and with basically what you have there before that. ( plus a folder (brake)) . learn to form stuff by hand first and the machines will make a lot more sense.

jhnarial 02-27-2010 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Ron W (Post 8639)
My back yard.
Ron W

lucky dog I have a beautiful view of the back of my neighbors house:lol:

Welcome aboard

Ron W 02-27-2010 09:48 PM

David
 
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Originally Posted by David Gardiner (Post 8647)
Mmm. can I come and live with you - you have the space after all! I will bring my tools.

You have most of what you need to do a lot of work I only got a pullmax a few years ago I did it all by hand and with basically what you have there before that. ( plus a folder (brake)) . learn to form stuff by hand first and the machines will make a lot more sense.

I've been learning for a few years now. I've built a motorcycle fender, some auto patch panels, and some odds and ends. Nothing big yet. I will be helping a friend build a rear fender for a 34 Chev. this spring. Then I have a 63 Falcon conv. to restore for the wife. BTW, I got your video from Joe Stafford. It is EXELLENT! Thanks for producing it. Ron W


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