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It would be so amazing to hybridize this with 3D CAD and computer meshmodeler like Blender 3D. If you had that and a large format printer, You could print section outlines, and use those to shape profiles. This would be SO FUN to PRESERVE coachbuilding and at the same time make the transition between design and buck much more flexible and creative.

Lazze is a master! We are very fortunate to have his videos! Thank you Lazze for going UA-cam!

Nice Work. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Any and everything thing you do and show is a lesson on its own, you break down everything to simple terms for layman like us...We appreciate you

Excellent and informative, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

What gauge material do you prefer to use for the interior reinforcement?

Love your enthusiasm in metal shaping!

Love your work. Hope to get a shop next year.

I'm curious, for these bodies you're building are they all going on original frames (chassis)?

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Beautiful workmanship.

I wish you would set up some fixed camera's and just build. Now that I would love to sit and watch. Thanks for all these videos

I'm not building a car from scratch but the details and techniques you show are universal.

As always informativ videos , Has learnd A lot from them . Did do the course at Oskar Klar . Dan in Sweden.

Thank you for making all these wonderful videos showing so much descriptive technique's for people to use your knowledge and experience for many many years in the future.

Great 2-part video! As a follow up video, how about the rippled wheel discs like used on the Alfa Romeo 8C2900B coupe's (that attach over the wire wheels). There were some amazing "hub caps" in the 1930's and you go the general form -- but question is how to get all the "beads" (ripples) into it without it distorting like mad? [Just do for a 1934 Ford roadster you have in the shop.]

Great weather and cooler. Just watch out for rust on all the bare metal. it will happen even on dies

Great advice about 9mins. Thanks

Lazze your idea's are inspiring. Thank you.

What is the heaviest gauge of metal you work with? What is the typical gauge?

Love watching this build, Thanks sharine Lazze! These videos are great for us younger metal shapers!

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Sounds Great. Good luck to the Winner. #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

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I took Lazze’s step one class several years ago, some of the best money I ever spent! Thank you Lazze,

Pretty amazing opportunity

It sounds like a great opportunity. I wish you well.

"Every day is a school day." Nothing but a big smile from me.

“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” -Heraclitus

Please do not stop making these videos. I only wish they were longer

Another plain simple to the point tutorial...Thank you SIR

I hqve been following u for a long time.. what ever happened to the car u were building when u were still in sweden.. it was a 2 door..long hood. Cant think of what to call it ive watched ur stuff since u were there then moving to cali

Excellent video!

"Every day is a school day" - I love it! No hearing protection needed in that shop. So peaceful. You could even make your own intricate hubcaps with these simple methods. Bravo, Lazze!

Great to see you back Lazze . Australia.

The difference between the master (Lazze) and the student is that the master has failed more times than the student has tried. Love your videos always educational.

great to watch

Always great work!

Nice Work. Love your Work! #STAYSAFE #PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸

Love to see your visits to the shrink Lazze! Hälsningar från Plåtslagarlärare i Sverige.

You Sir are never boring, it’s as soothing as watching a campfire. Thank you for showing us your techniques.

Thanks Lazze...a great exercise in understanding how the metal moves, regardless if someone actually needs an air cleaner. We always appreciate your teaching, especially in real time!

Excellent lesson, thank-you Lazze.

Never boring - a master in his element!- thankyou for sharing

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Gracias por tus tutoriales maestro sin unas clases magistrales para mi gracias

Thank you Lazze, it is good to understand how long it takes in real time.

Amazing. Not only is he creating something beautiful, but he's also aerobically exercising his body. Just look at the shape he's in. Lazze don't need no health club - he's standing in one. Pay close attention to the repetitious motion of his body as he wheels that steel. It's like watching a beautiful dance. Thank you, Lazze, for giving us this one.

Informative video! I have been watching your videos at least since 2010. I would have bought one of your english wheels if they did not cost 3 grand which I could not justify as a hobbyist. God only knows what they cost now. My question: when you are adding shape to the exterior ring, are you also putting form into the piece by pulling down using the lower die as a fulcrum as you go around the circle? Thank you.