STEP BY STEP Metal Shaping a Custom Dash - Model A Roadster English Wheel, Bead Rolling, Wire Form!

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  @markbramhall2060 · 2 years ago

  Karl, I think it never hurts to have a heat/defrost. All windows tend to fog up, and it can still be a bit cool at night. I love what you’re doing. I’m 76 and wish I had known you when I was younger. I’m rebuilding a 1952 Chevy 5 window pickup and have already used some of your ideas. But, at my age, I can’t spend as much time or money to make it what I’d like for it to be. At this point in my life, I just want to get it done. Oh, I’m also a “retired” customer drag car painter and it kills me that I’m not able to make it a show truck. Oh well, at least it’ll be nice. Thanks again for your videos. Keep them coming.

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• RA

  @rasmuskruger3179 · 2 years ago

  There a good designers, who can&apos;t put their ideas into reality. Also there are skilled craftsmen, who are terrible Designers. <br>Not only are you bringing these 2 abilities together on an outstanding level, but you&apos;re capable to teach and and fascinate with the whole topic. <br><br>Thank you for all the inspirations. They helped me over a long rough time. <br><br>Good onya mate🤜🤛

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• JO

  @joshm8661 · 2 years ago

  You, my friend, are the wizard of the metal world. You never cease to amaze me with your abilities. Killer job Karl.

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• BY

  @byrdspeedandrepair · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve been a fabricator and a hot rod enthusiasts for well over 20 years and I enjoy every minute of your videos, I love how you explain every step in full detail, I needed someone to give me these pointers all those years ago when I started. You sir are the real deal.

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• TR

  @TrashcanGarage · 2 years ago

  Like watching DaVinci at work! Seriously. Mad skills!

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• TS

  @tstuart7333 · 2 years ago

  Man with a great talent and creative mind. Gifted steady hands.

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• LT

  @LtColJacobBub · 2 years ago

  I like the brass idea for the control panel

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• JE

  @jessieabbott8289 · 2 years ago

  Karl . Sir, I wanted to thank you for the time you spend teaching your art, sir . I have learned a lot from you. &nbsp;And to answer the heater question, &nbsp;I totally agree . A/C isn&apos;t necessary but a heater is a must !

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• MA

  @Marckusmtrmth · 2 years ago

  Once again, Beautiful metal work.

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• OB

  @obsessive_doka_disorder · 2 years ago

  An old time on off switch with push button start in the centre, Carl your such an inspiration 👍🏻

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• RO

  @RobertShephard-b9u · 2 years ago

  Love the dash! Heat and defrost sounds good to me.

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  @andrewhaataja6074 · 2 years ago

  Your willingness to make mistakes during the creative process makes your designs flow and adapt into greatness. I agree with your thought it needs a touch of brass below the gauge so it ties in with the Duval windshield. Also curve the bottom up into a small console after you get the seats in.