Professional Metal shaper from Southern New Jersey, USA

[King's Ransom]

Here ya go, Terry.

This is small part of my shop. I had a few of my bikes in for service and detail a few years ago.





I cannot post any current pics of my shop due to a few confidentiality contracts I'm tied to for a few concepts that I'm building. However, if you follow this link it will take you to a Ransom Motorcycles facebook album to see some older pics.

as for shops, I have about 4700 sq.ft. with a lot of room to expand. Tooling is really simplistic consisting of a Bridgeport, planishing hammer, built E-wheel, some heavy steel custom built benches, a couple bike lifts, custom built frame Jig and swingarm jig, torches, and misc. hammers and hand tools. I have a Pullmax on its way from Clay Cook (hopefully it'll be here this week). I make a lot of my own tooling specific to my techniques. I'd like to bring in a Yoder but seem to have some difficulty locating one. (maybe I'm looking in the wrong places). I dont want a knock-off.. It's gotta say Yoder on it.. I'm a bit nostalgic when it comes to sheet metal craft..

Start on the side and gradually press into full time. I believe if you can dream it, you can achieve it.

facebook album:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...6549087&type=3

[David Gardiner]

I guess I am in the wrong country working for the wrong people on the wrong business... nice workshop by the way and nice work.

David

[King's Ransom]

Originally Posted by David Gardiner

I guess I am in the wrong country working for the wrong people on the wrong business... nice workshop by the way and nice work.

David

Thank you David.

Maybe you need more exposure?? How do people find out about your talent and skill? Do you have any of your work published? magazines, books, etc..