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tiggamonsta 12-05-2009 08:02 PM

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I was looking for another clue, on what you bought? :mm:

Alan's Classic 12-05-2009 08:20 PM

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They have a total weight of over 500lbs. and comes in 6 pieces. :lol:;)

4dranch 12-05-2009 08:46 PM

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New paint booth?????

jgh64pkup 12-05-2009 09:12 PM

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a sandblaster
a BIG sandblaster

taclem 12-05-2009 09:29 PM

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Alan, I finally finished your book, now I want to wait for the movie. What a build, looking forward to seeing it at one of the Sema Shows, it looks like that quality. Some very ingenious solutions to problems a lot of us face. Thanks for documenting all that you have done.

Alan's Classic 12-05-2009 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by 4dranch (Post 3657371)
New paint booth?????

I wish. ;)

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Originally Posted by jgh64pkup (Post 3657422)
a sandblaster
a BIG sandblaster

No, something better, I think.

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Originally Posted by taclem (Post 3657466)
Alan, I finally finished your book, now I want to wait for the movie. What a build, looking forward to seeing it at one of the Sema Shows, it looks like that quality. Some very ingenious solutions to problems a lot of us face. Thanks for documenting all that you have done.

Thanks for lookin'. It's been a long journey. I might be half way done. I went back to the beginning and edited my first post. Thanks for the great comments.

I was going to wait til I get the things to show ya'll, but I don't want to waste a page of guessing. ;)

Here they are:

http://www.woodwardfab.com/images/3in1%20machine.jpg
30" Length
20 Gauge Capacity
6 Finger Brake
Adjustable Back Gauge
1.25" Roll with Quick Release Top Roll
Adjustable Blade Gap
Spring Loaded Sheet Hold Down
Heavy Cast Iron Frame

http://www.woodwardfab.com/images/WFSS10-STAND-web.jpg

Shrinker/stretcher
Ideal for Creating Repair Panels for Wheel Openings, Windshield Frames, ect.
Produce Curves as Tight as 3" Radius
Cast Iron Frame
Works Mild Steel up to 18 Gauge and Aluminum up to 16 Gauge
Drilled Bottom for Bench Mounting or Clamp in Vise
Includes 2 Jaw Sets
Change Jaw in Seconds
Weight 15 lbs


http://www.woodwardfab.com/images/WFBeadRoller1.jpg

This is it mounted on a stand.

http://www.woodwardfab.com/wfbr6stand-web.jpg

http://www.woodwardfab.com/images/PI...DING%20KIT.jpg
Make Smooth Kink Free Bends Easy
Rugged Cast Iron Construction
Threaded Adjustments
Extension Handle
Mount to a Bench Top or Clamp in a Vise
Kit Includes Storage Case, Cast Iron Base, Handle, Cast Iron Dies, 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 9/16", 3/4", 7/8" for rounds and 3/4 and1" for Square Tube

ruffrida2005 12-05-2009 10:55 PM

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nice Alan. I wonder how good the pipe bender is. I've been looking at them..

you droped some cash.

jgh64pkup 12-05-2009 11:12 PM

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awesome Alan :metal:

bubba327 12-06-2009 12:54 AM

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Wow!! You may have LOTS more friends dropping by after work!
Looks like a great business expense.

4dranch 12-06-2009 12:17 PM

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Very cool Alan, Congrats

scotts62 12-06-2009 12:21 PM

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That is awesome man! I would love to have a couple of those, i want an english wheel one of these days too ;)

tiggamonsta 12-06-2009 08:25 PM

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Looks like somebody is going to be setup to open a nice shop from home.

awbrown 12-06-2009 10:22 PM

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85 pages of posts and I have to go to bed , thought i would jump to the last page and see it all done ............ Now i have to get some sleep because I am in the middle of a stovebolt 6 build for my dads 47 chevy coupe , that I have to have built and dynoed by the 2oth of this month .. it is prehaps the most tricked out 6 i have ever worked on and if I dont deliver it by Christmas I may not get back to deliver it to the northeast til the spring ... I have been inspired by this thread to start on my 63 short bed , and i think after the first of the year i will learn how to post pictures and get it pulled out of the back garage and into the heated shop ........keep the pictures coming ..

Alan's Classic 12-07-2009 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by ruffrida2005 (Post 3657626)
nice Alan. I wonder how good the pipe bender is. I've been looking at them..

you droped some cash.

I'll post my critique once I use it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgh64pkup (Post 3657664)
awesome Alan :metal:

:thumbs:

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Originally Posted by bubba327 (Post 3657868)
Wow!! You may have LOTS more friends dropping by after work!
Looks like a great business expense.

I hope it pays for itself.

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Originally Posted by 4dranch (Post 3658306)
Very cool Alan, Congrats

:thumbs:

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Originally Posted by scotts62 (Post 3658313)
That is awesome man! I would love to have a couple of those, i want an english wheel one of these days too ;)

I'll see what kind of results these produce. Because I don't have much experience with this stuff. Practice, Practice, Practice. Too bad I can't burn my scraps like I can with wood. :haha: An english wheel will be the next purchase, or maybe a tig.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tiggamonsta (Post 3659026)
Looks like somebody is going to be setup to open a nice shop from home.

Working on it. ;)

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Originally Posted by awbrown (Post 3659320)
85 pages of posts and I have to go to bed , thought i would jump to the last page and see it all done ............ Now i have to get some sleep because I am in the middle of a stovebolt 6 build for my dads 47 chevy coupe , that I have to have built and dynoed by the 2oth of this month .. it is prehaps the most tricked out 6 i have ever worked on and if I dont deliver it by Christmas I may not get back to deliver it to the northeast til the spring ... I have been inspired by this thread to start on my 63 short bed , and i think after the first of the year i will learn how to post pictures and get it pulled out of the back garage and into the heated shop ........keep the pictures coming ..

Good luck on the stovebolt. Thanks for lookin'. Maybe by post 4000 I'll be done. :haha:

The shipment arrived today, but didn't have any time to get things put together. Need to get some metal to play with also.

I'm also looking for a 37* double flare tool kit. I can only find a single flare kit. Is that the only way you can do a 37* flare(single)?

jgh64pkup 12-07-2009 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3661291)
Maybe by post 4000 I'll be done. :haha:

no i dont think you will :D

TR65 12-07-2009 11:19 PM

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Hey Alan,

I think the AN and JIC 37 degree is only single flare.

Thanks for keepin this great thread going.

TR

scotts62 12-07-2009 11:23 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3661291)
I'll see what kind of results these produce. Because I don't have much experience with this stuff. Practice, Practice, Practice. Too bad I can't burn my scraps like I can with wood. :haha: An english wheel will be the next purchase, or maybe a tig.

If i had a Tig, tubing bender and a bigger shop i think id be dangerous ;) :lol:

Alan's Classic 12-08-2009 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jgh64pkup (Post 3661312)
no i dont think you will :D

Maybe I need to double my estimate to 8000 post. :haha:

Quote:

Originally Posted by TR65 (Post 3661314)
Hey Alan,

I think the AN and JIC 37 degree is only single flare.

Thanks for keepin this great thread going.

TR

Thanks for confirming that. I figured since there isn't a tool for the 37* double flare, that it doesn't exist. ;)

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Originally Posted by scotts62 (Post 3661327)
If i had a Tig, tubing bender and a bigger shop i think id be dangerous ;) :lol:

I guess I'm doing it all wrong. I started out being dangerous. :lol:

jgh64pkup 12-08-2009 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3661517)
Maybe I need to double my estimate to 8000 post. :haha:


nah youll be done by done by 3000 maybe :D

aggie91 12-08-2009 01:23 PM

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Nice equipment Alan, I have wanted to get some of the same ones for a while, but I will build my shop first. The garage would get to small if I added the equipment now...

Anyway, how is the bed coming along?

Alan's Classic 12-08-2009 10:48 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jgh64pkup (Post 3661535)
nah youll be done by done by 3000 maybe :D

;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by aggie91 (Post 3662349)
Nice equipment Alan, I have wanted to get some of the same ones for a while, but I will build my shop first. The garage would get to small if I added the equipment now...

Anyway, how is the bed coming along?

Thanks and I agree about shop space. That's why I went with a smaller unit like the 3-1 piece. Most patches should be under 30". The bed is piled up against the wall for now. With Christmas coming and wet firewood (not seasoned) not much is getting done in the shop. Plus were picking up at work so I'll be working more which is a good thing. We'll see how long it last. You know me I'll post some pics of progress once some gets made. I was able to get the new equipment assymbled today and played with it for a few minutes. It's still at work, but it's been raining all day so I couldn't bring it home. The 3-1 isn't something you can pick up by your self unless you have a hoist. It weighs about 350#'s.

Strodder 12-08-2009 11:39 PM

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Awesome stuff you bought Allan. I'm jealous. Enjoy. :metal:

Alan's Classic 12-08-2009 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Strodder (Post 3663918)
Awesome stuff you bought Allan. I'm jealous. Enjoy. :metal:

but, you have a lift. ;)

daverod 12-08-2009 11:50 PM

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Where did you buy the stuff Allen? I was just looking at the add for HF and was thinking I need some stuff so I can be more like Allen. Good to hear work is picking up. I like your Day job thread.;)

Strodder 12-09-2009 12:08 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan's Classic (Post 3663940)
but, you have a lift. ;)

I guess I can use the lift to bend metal too. :haha:


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