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is there a name for that web between your first finger and thumb, because i cannot handle sheet metal without cutting myself there, last year i reached to lift up my welding hood and forgot i had a glowing tig rod still in my hand. i some how managed to put the HOT end inside my ear in the process, i could hear it sizzling before it started hurting, sheet metal tools and equipment are rough be careful guys

Originally Posted by STREETWERKZ

agreed bead rollers are not always ones friend either

whats funny about our bead roller is my kids scrap more good material on that sucker that I'd care to admit since they were 8 or 9, never have gotten hurt. Man kids are super smart, and follow directions so well... adults however not so much all the time

had not one thing to do with direction it was a 5 buy 3 foot pic of alum for the back of a dual turbo v6 850 hp+ BAD ASS liquid to air inter cooled Co2 air shifted liberty 5 speed buick grand national that was all VFN glass but the rear clip. can you say alot of work ... did all the tin and down tubes. custom glass and body and paint work had over 24+ hours in just the custom hood with no paint the car was black and we black out the side quarter glass. as the drive had some ..set back .. so i made up the alum side panels and ran some bead work in to them . so if you can hand crank and run a 5 by 3 alum all by your self ?like i did i love to watchi did both of them by my self .i did catch my hand in it . as for hot steel in the ears i have had that happen to many times . when i welded rockers on at the body shop some times they bit back .the last time took along time to get my one ear to work good .i must of been low on ear wax that day .smelled like someone was cooking pork

I was referring to myself not following the directions
you know, I taught my girls how to use it, and what to never do cause it will hurt you.... then do it when they aren't around

Ahh, weld splatter, not sure which is better, in the ear, boot or glove?
all three make ya dance lol

Originally Posted by STREETWERKZ

I was referring to myself not following the directions
you know, I taught my girls how to use it, and what to never do cause it will hurt you.... then do it when they aren't around

Ahh, weld splatter, not sure which is better, in the ear, boot or glove?
all three make ya dance lol

Yup,they hurt,but not as much as a small molten piece rolling down inside your pants and burning thru your undies and scorching the family jewels....Now that hurts... Every one,take an involuntary breath in...

Originally Posted by lamin8r

Yup,they hurt,but not as much as a small molten piece rolling down inside your pants and burning thru your undies and scorching the family jewels....Now that hurts... Every one,take an involuntary breath in...

ever have to pee bad when spreading body filler. find out you had some filler on your hands . now its kicking off you want to talk about a hot head. i burt my eye were small pieces hot steel rolls off your eye ball then burns a small spot in the white part of your eye i have had that happen way to many times

i have a wheel also , it stands in the corner unused . i have had classes on using it and still i have alot of trouble . it takes atleast 2 persons to hold the sheet of metal to form a roof skin and it will take you 2-3 days to wheel it out .
first thing i would look for would be roof off another car to cut off and use as a template or use on your car then learn on something small first . if i remember correct is that not the same crown as a 57 ford 4 dr sedan ?

The roof insert in my coupe [32 Essex Terraplane] is the back 3/4 of a 59 chevy 4-dr roof. I've also used a 55 chevy wagon roof to make a deck-lid and fill the roof on a 31 Dodge coupe. The lower deck panel in my coupe was made from the very rear section of a 55 Pontiac 4-dr Ht roof, and the fire wall was made from the recess on a 58 ford deck lid. lots of good tin can be cut out of old cars and still be used, make a cardboard template of all the radius' you need and tear out to the junk yard!