New project fender

tjfisher · Jan 22, 2013

OK so while rebuilding my norton i found out im pretty good a metal shaping . Just hammered this out last night .
What do you guys think?

Torontonian · Jan 22, 2013

We can imagine you did a good job of it.

lcrken · Jan 22, 2013

But a picture would help

Ken

pete.v · Jan 22, 2013

I can honestly say that I have never seen better.

Subject to edit.

tjfisher · Jan 22, 2013

I posted pictures did they not show they are there when l looked

Unclviny · Jan 22, 2013

I like it, Camo right?!

Vince

Foxy · Jan 22, 2013

Perhaps you should use a flash? :mrgreen:

On a serious note, I do look forward to seeing your efforts tj. I use a photo bucket account and copy IMG code. Hope that helps tj.

Rohan · Jan 22, 2013

tjfisher said:
OK so while rebuilding my norton i found out im pretty good a metal shaping . Just hammered this out last night .
What do you guys think?

We do not have the required permissions to view pics on the site you linked to ....

http://www.allmetalshaping.com/attachme ... 1357343820

tjfisher · Jan 23, 2013

Thanks Foxy, Rohan didn't realize that I did that , and that's for telling me why not some stupid nonsense . Anyway let's try this again form my photobucket

Robb2014 · Jan 23, 2013

tjfisher said:
Thanks Foxy, Rohan didn't realize that I did that , and that's for telling me why not some stupid nonsense . Anyway let's try this again form my photobucket

You need to read Foxy's signiture:

Life without a joke/laugh is just not funny!!

I thought it was like "The Emperor's New Clothes"... which would explain why I couldn't see it.

tjfisher · Jan 23, 2013

Not upset I enjoy the humor in it myself .

Dances with Shrapnel · Jan 23, 2013

Looks pretty good, well done. I am especially impressed if you did it without an english wheeel.

What is it, mild sheet steel. Did you use a buck?

pete.v · Jan 23, 2013

Robb2014 said:
tjfisher said:

Thanks Foxy, Rohan didn't realize that I did that , and that's for telling me why not some stupid nonsense . Anyway let's try this again form my photobucket

Click to expand...

You need to read Foxy's signiture:

Life without a joke/laugh is just not funny!!

I thought it was like "The Emperor's New Clothes"... which would explain why I couldn't see it.

The saying goes, "Life without humour just wouldn't be very funny" Thief!

tjfisher · Jan 23, 2013

Dances with Shrapnel said:
Looks pretty good, well done. I am especially impressed if you did it without an english wheeel.

What is it, mild sheet steel. Did you use a buck?

all done with hickory mallet and stump for rough form then planished with a hammer and dolly
And it 3003 16 gauge (.063) aluminum

tjfisher · Jan 23, 2013

Planishing dolly

Foxy · Jan 23, 2013

Well done tj, looks good. I like the DIY attitude and your effort speaks for itself.
Got to make comment on the OLD single leg vice, I have one on my farm and what an incredibly tough item they are! You'll bust the bench before that will break! Mine spent years in an early blacksmiths shop ( pre hyd press )so its had a hard life but still works!

Robb2014 · Jan 23, 2013

pvisseriii said:
Robb2014 said:

tjfisher said:

Thanks Foxy, Rohan didn't realize that I did that , and that's for telling me why not some stupid nonsense . Anyway let's try this again form my photobucket

Click to expand...

You need to read Foxy's signiture:

Life without a joke/laugh is just not funny!!

I thought it was like "The Emperor's New Clothes"... which would explain why I couldn't see it.

Click to expand...

The saying goes, "Life without humour just wouldn't be very funny" Thief!

No, not a thief, just a quoter of thieves. Must be an English saying. They're very "humourous" people. (Definition of humour: humor with all the moisture removed.)

tjfisher · Jan 24, 2013

Foxy said:
Well done tj, looks good. I like the DIY attitude and your effort speaks for itself.
Got to make comment on the OLD single leg vice, I have one on my farm and what an incredibly tough item they are! You'll bust the bench before that will break! Mine spent years in an early blacksmiths shop ( pre hyd press )so its had a hard life but still works!

That old vise is the best ive had and it was on a farm in south va and i wish i knew its history problaly had it rough

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