Sheet metal. One step at a time

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• WT

  @wtaylorg · 2 years ago

  There is always a peaceful feeling that comes over me watching Tony work. I guess watching a genius makes you feel that way. That bumper belongs in an art museum.

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• OL

  @OldJoe212 · 2 years ago

  I remember from when I started watching you.  You always would say that when you're something complex, just take 2 pieces of steel and make it one piece.  Then again, take 2 pieces and make it one.  That has helped me several times.  Also, I like the way you laugh at yourself when you have to make a template.  Makes me laugh too.  As always, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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• RA

  @Rat.patrol · 2 years ago

  The YouTube  metal fab world is lucky to have you as a teacher. Fitzee’s Fabrication ,Halfassed Customs and Make it Kustom  are the trifecta of great Canadian car builders.

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• IA

  @ianfoster6907 · 2 years ago

  this is how restoration/ custom metalwork videos should be, no speeded up sequences, just many hours. makes us appreciate what's involved, just superb👍

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• HO

  @HOTHUDSON54 · 2 years ago

  Your approach to metal fabrication makes your videos a teaching tool for each viewer. I appreciate the work of George Barris, the Alexander brothers,  and other 1950s customizers,.  The metal work you do is as good as those custom car shops. Your videos teach the viewer how to reproduce the same quality work.  BRAVO Tony!   Thanks for your videos.

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• LA

  @laurensmith1828 · 2 years ago

  Again i wouldnt have believed if i  didnt see you make it. You make it look like even someone with basic welding and metl skills  can do it.Dont over think it. Thanks for mking it look so easy even i can do it. Im in the middle of chopping my 41. Chev. Coupe and found myself asking myself ,what would Fitzee do 3 times this week alone. Thanks

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• AF

  @Afrodizyak47 · 2 years ago

  Tony, there is no substitute for talent and the ability to be able to dissect these complex shapes into "bites of the cherry" and then make them flow together. Your talent and experience in making it happen amazes me no end! You have me locked in and looking forward to seeing the next part... As a 75 yr old Aussie fan of your channel, thank you for lessons. Take care my friend.

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• MA

  @markblack1294 · 2 years ago

  I love the way you use whatever you have lying around to form the metal without having to resort to thousands of dollars in specialty tools! Your instruction is really improving my metal working skills. Thanks, Tony.

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• VA

  @VarandMusic · 2 years ago

  Great work as always Fitzee, I've learned so much from you over the last 3 years. I'm glad that you didn't show the finished work in the beginning of the video, since it spoils the fun and the build up to see the finished product.

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• JO

  @joeclement3680 · 2 years ago

  Mr.Fitzee sir, I'd like to say once again that you're an amazing master  fabricator young man!!! I preciate all of the videos that you do for our enjoyment and no video that you would do would ever be to long for my enjoyment!!! Thanks again and God Bless you and your family!!! Sincerely, Joe C.

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• JM

  @JMullenN · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZXMorF_Vro&amp;t=240">4:00</a> &nbsp;Excellent advice. This theory saves time and reduces chances of warpage

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• NU

  @number1trucker · 2 years ago (edited)

  Tony, I never get tired of watching a Master Craftsman work. I&apos;ve never picked up a body hammer in my life, but this summer, I&apos;m going to give it a shot. You make things very easy to understand. I&apos;ll watch every video you produce. 😊

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