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Lots of good tips on working with sheetmetal.

1847 Views 7 Replies 8 Participants Last post by  Dan57, 
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Hi.

Here is a link to Lazzes You Tube channel where he have many videos on how you can work with sheetmetal.

http://www.youtube.com/user/lazzemetalshaping
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Thanks for the link Owe you can never know enough when it comes to working with metal sucsessfully.

Mark
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57BUDDii
Owe, I think I found my new station to watch. I can watch great work like that all day! Thanks for sharing.
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carls 56
thanks owe! :five:
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Hotroddder
I want one of his bead rollers.... It didn't even flinch when he ran the SS sheet thorugh it... wow...

Hotroddder
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henrys57wagon
Thanks for the link, now I will have to fab the attachments to my slip roller, good day. Here's a link to metal web news site.
http://www.metalwebnews.com/
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too55togitit
Thanks for sharing.
AL
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Dan57
Amazing talent. Thanks Owe:tu
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