Australian Street Rodding — November 2017

(Dana P.) #1

Beading Machine
Basics
Beading machines
are one of the most
widely-used tools for
metal-workers to quickly
and accurately make
beads, steps, grooves,
flanges, curls, and
many other shapes in
sheetmetal panels.Learn
about die selection,
machine adjustment,
and methods used to
make crisp features.
97 Mins $55.00


scratch-Building
a Fender
Ron shows how to use
the opposite fender to
design a buck required
to make a new fender
that perfectly mirrors the
model. See Ron calculate
the number of pieces to
make it from, and exactly
where to place the seams
to cater for the intricate
details, including the
running board bulge and
the rolled edge of the
wheel opening.
119 Mins $55.00


english Wheel
techniques
Shows the basic
‘tracking’ patterns
that are used to shape
panels of various sizes
and styles. Ron shows
processes, such as using
a rubber top wheel and
doing embossing. If
you’re new to English
Wheels or experienced,
you’ll find valuable
information.
86 Mins $55.00


Building a
chopper chassis
Starts with an over-view
of frame design, explains
the concepts of rake,
trail & stretch. Covers
the use of chassis jigs,
then shows how to bend
and fit tubing to create a
chopper frame to match
any design. Shows the
use of both entry-level
and high end tools
for layout, cutting, &
bending.
70 Mins $55.00

planishing haMMer
Basics
Planishing hammers
are a real ‘workhorse’ of
metal shaping process.
They are unexcelled
for flattening welds,
working in constricted
areas, and stretching
flanges. Ron shows the
basic procedures for
using these machines,
including proper die
selection and operator
technique, using both
steel and aluminium
panels.
54 Mins $55.00

tig Welding Basics
Covers the basics for TIG
welding, proper machine
setup, joint prep,
electrode selection and
prep, torch technique,
and what to check for
when things go wrong!
Ron’s description,
coupled with close-ups,
makes the seemingly
difficult process of TIG
welding easy.
80 Mins $55.00

high-poWer
Metalshaping
Workshop
Demo’s the fastest
techniques known for
shaping sheet metal. The
Yoder power hammer,
the Eckold machine,
the Pullmax, and the
planishing hammer each
have a role in rapidly
shaping metal. Watch
Craig make the two most
difficult sections of a ’32
Ford front fender.
85 Mins $55.00

ron Fournier
Master oF Metal
This DVD features rare
interviews with Ron’s
family, students and
colleagues as well as a
fascinating interview
with Ron himself, where
he traces his steps to
becoming a leader in the
metal working industry.
40 Mins $55.00

advanced
tig Welding
Covers many advanced
topics in TIG welding
with chrome moly
steel, stainless steel,
aluminum, magnesium,
bronze, copper, and
titanium. Clear guide-
lines for using the
pulse and waveform
adjustments that many
new welders have, along
with great practical
advice on machine setup,
joint preparation, and
weld finishing.
111 Mins $55.00

Mig Welding
Made easY
Ron goes through the
entire welding process
step-by-step, and shows
how each factor affects
the weld, including wire
speed, voltage, stickout,
gun angle, travel speed,
and gas flow, plug welds,
patch panels, welding
aluminum, and using
flux core wire. Special
bonus section on Plasma
Cutting.
70 Mins $55.00

chopping &
sectioning
A ’56 Studebaker pickup,
gets a 4” chop and a
6” section See how/
where to lay out the cuts,
different ways to cut
the metal, and to fit the
pieces back together.
Demo’s on the English
Wheel, planishing
hammer & Pullmax plus
TIG welding and plasma
cutting. Special attention
on getting door gaps
uniform.
100 Mins $55.00

Working With
tuBing
Bending techniques are
shown, including with
heat, both freehand &
over forms, and using
tube bending machines.
Coped & mitered
joints are covered, and
methods for flaring
and tapering tubing. A
section on working with
U-bends, shows how to
create simple pipes to
elaborate headers.
95 Mins $55.00

Making Motor-
cYcle gas tanks
The process for making
bucks and patterns is
shown for a steel flat-
bottomed chopper style
tank and an aluminium
curved custom shaped
tank. Annealing, mallet
& sandbag rough
shaping, hammer and
dolly smoothing, metal
finishing are covered,
plus both TIG and gas
welding.
166 Mins $77.00

slicing and dicing
Modifying grille shells
Ron makes mod’s on two
different grille shells; he
chops a ’32 Ford shell
2.5” and narrows a ’29
shell 5”. Ron shows how
to make each cut with
precision. Learn the
importance of proper
joint preparation, and
see treatment of tack
welding, finish welding,
hammer and dolly work,
and the steps to smooth
the welds to perfection.
34 Mins $33.00

Basic techniques
For steel
Starts with a ’32 Morgan
and shows every step
of restoring the body.
Demostrations of hole
filling, patch panels,
wired edge repair, rust
repair, TIG welding,
metal finishing, and
shrinking. Shows you
how quality metalwork
can be done with very
simple tools!
100 Mins $55.00

haMMerForMing
techniques
Covell and Fournier team
up to teach you about
hammerforming. Form
blocks are easy to make,
and enable you to create
parts with the accuracy
of diestamped originals.
Ten hammer-forming
operations are shown,
from a simple tank top
to a rolled edge on a
pontoon fender for a
Bugatti.
76 Mins $55.00

shaping aluMinuM
With hand tools
Every step of making
a track roadster nose,
demo’s tactics suitable
for making any body
panel. Ron starts with a
station buck defining the
shape, shows how the
patterns are made, then
shapes & joins pieces
together. Annealing,
mallet & sandbag rough
and dolly smoothing,
metal finishing, both
oxy and TIG welding are
covered.
100 Mins $55.00

Building a
roadster BodY
#1 - Making the Buck.
The first step in many
large metal-shaping
projects is building a
buck. A buck is a pattern,
or form, that captures all
of the key dimensions,
contours, and details of
an object in 3D space.
You’ll learn a fast way to
use sheetmetal angles to
model large, complicated
shapes with surprising
accuracy, and get insight
into working through the
challenges presented
by each element of the
buck.
70 Mins $55.00

Building a
roadster BodY
#2 - Making the
turtledeck.
Ron works over the
buck to build the back
half of the body - the
‘turtledeck’. Ron shows
how to do the layout &
fabrication with a wide
array of tools. Learn
about doming, flanging,
beading, stretching,
shrinking, shaping
reverse curves, welding,
and many other metal-
working methods.
70 Mins $55.00

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