On this episode of Make It Kustom, I make a piece to replace the A pillar with hand tools to show the various techniques that can be used by hand.
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Awesome as usual.
So you , Sosa , and Maier metal did a class!!!! Man I gotta sign up for one of these. Where do you find the info and cost? I’m dying to do this.
Fine as frog hair
I know you're all into "chopped, channeled, lowered and louvered" but hoping you might get into art cars similar to the cartoon VW bus.
Dope. Really nice work
Great job Karl you are the man you make it look so easy.
He might be good in his job,
He have no value or respect for such a valuable and iconic vehicle, be honest I have no respect for such a person.
Amazing Craftsmen, I like how you take the extra steps to make it better or to the next level even though no one would see the difference.
Wowie McZowie! Did it once and it was great by any car guy standard. Then the redo? A master at work! You and Jordan at Bennetts Customs are knocking it out of the park with content! Thank you, and go Japhands, keep moving forward! Can't wait to see what you get into next!
So what’s up with the mood lighting in the shop? LOL
you make it look Easey. I have learned a lot form your videos.
Excellent video very helpful thanks Karl.
I really really appreciate the soft music. Most of the music in videos is so loud and distracting to me. Perhaps I'm old school but even as a youth I was old school. one of those old souls in a young body. Now my age fits the soul.
I found a 1939 Lincoln Zephyr (also my dream car to restore) which was a two door coupe in Bangor, Michigan years back on me way to an electrical job I was doing south of there. The people were not there. I thought I would go back down there when there was no job waiting on me and talk to the owner. When I got back down there a couple weeks later it was gone. It had clearly been sitting there for years so I didn’t think much of it. Someone beat me to it. I am glad I got to at least walk around it and adore that beautiful thing. It was rough but fully rescuable. That thing lives in my head like a dream that might have been real if I had acted quicker…
Another very useful video thank you.
Would love to see an English wheel build video. When you make another one.
Need to get or make one myself at some point.
I like that your not afraid to show where your initial ideas couldn't be improved.. . And that you stop and improve it. Social posers always are trying to make things look like it's not a PROCESS
Amazing work , very nice