Wire edge technique
We're going to be doing a wire edge technique here here's the fender here this is going to mark four so we felt what's called a fender buck its high-performance wooden structure that does not get used in racing purposes so this is only for the purpose of making a pattern so you know what you're doing anyways.
That's the sheet metal thunder here before the wire gets put in and the wire edges for strength just to kind of clean the edge so this is a ROG here we're going to tip it over one more time and put a piece of welding wire that's what I put in there and we're going to use the bead roller to do that this is called a tipping wheel.
And just a skinny little wheel on the top and you just apply upwards pressure with your piece as you're rolling through it so it's like doing a progressive Bend along a curve it's like a brake but you can bend on a curve just by applying upwards pressure as you go so we're gonna show how that goes we're going to do a line marked out .
This is going to be where the Cerebral runs here at x-axis so now that we got the wire is done we can see how it's back on the buck here the rule that I've heard from the guy that I've experienced is that it's like a one finger rule so if you can hold your piece on there with one finger in it it's good then you've kind of done your job so that's the bottom....
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That's the sheet metal thunder here before the wire gets put in and the wire edges for strength just to kind of clean the edge so this is a ROG here we're going to tip it over one more time and put a piece of welding wire that's what I put in there and we're going to use the bead roller to do that this is called a tipping wheel.
And just a skinny little wheel on the top and you just apply upwards pressure with your piece as you're rolling through it so it's like doing a progressive Bend along a curve it's like a brake but you can bend on a curve just by applying upwards pressure as you go so we're gonna show how that goes we're going to do a line marked out .
This is going to be where the Cerebral runs here at x-axis so now that we got the wire is done we can see how it's back on the buck here the rule that I've heard from the guy that I've experienced is that it's like a one finger rule so if you can hold your piece on there with one finger in it it's good then you've kind of done your job so that's the bottom....
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