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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Machobuck, Jun 26, 2011.

  1. Machobuck
    Joined: Aug 1, 2006
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    I thought I would share some of the tools I make for body work/ Metalshaping. I have alot so I'll update over time. Hope you like them, I sure do!

    A chopped up tack hammer With a 4140 steel "slapping" face.

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    Another slapping face hammer Made from a ball pein; bar stock and 4140

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    Hand forged Slender bar stock slap with rubber handle (Inspired by "carbuilder")

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    Dolly spoon made from a thick wrench

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  2. Stu D Baker
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    from Illinois

    I can't see them?
     
  3. Machobuck
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    A body pick made from a hook, the point off a garden tool on an old file handle

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    Another bar stock slapper with different bends, slightly shorter, bit wider

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  4. Machobuck
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    ? Is that the case with anyone else? Maby i'm doing this wrong.
     

  5. seb fontana
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    from ct

    X2 for me too..
     
  6. darkk
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    X3 no pics...
     
  7. Machobuck
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    Fixing as we speak...how bout now?
     
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  8. Stu D Baker
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    from Illinois

  9. Machobuck
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    Some other styles

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    D.I.Y. Dollies...5 of them are post dollies and mount inside that tooling holder. I'll get better pics. They are made from garden picks and 4140 stock. Sorry for the quality

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  10. F1 Flathead
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    They're beautiful! I wish I knew how to use tools like that. I've got a fair selection that I have bought at garage sales but am next to clueless as to how to use them...
     
  11. Machobuck
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    Only one way to learn. I get better/learn more all the time, for me it was good to start out with little thought. IE- hammer until smooth - shrink until no longer high. As you progress you'll learn how to manipulate the metal through off dolly techniques and bring up damage pretty fast
     
  12. Harms Way
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  13. Machobuck
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    [​IMG]

    thats better

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  14. Ford52PU
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    from PA

    very nice craftsmanship
     
  15. Eljorger
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    Great looking tools, gives me some ideas, thanks for sharing.
     
  16. PKap
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    from Alberta

    Nice tools, are you using any kind of treatment for preventing rust?


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