Reviving a rusty, dented hood.

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This is how I create a slight offset
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Bend it slightly one way, flip it and bend back just below the previous bend
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And make it fit
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Welding, grinding, hammering........
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She fits, just a small cut in the corner
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In position
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The blue tank in the background is a side project, a smoker.
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Next up, center section
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That is an amazing job you are doing it really is looking great.
 
Excellent work. I have two hoods with "issues" and this has given me a lot of hope that they can and should be given new life. Thanks for sharing your work!
Your welcome.
 
I am amazed at your abilities. I have spent my life doing wood work, mostly in cabinetshops and residential construction. What you are doing is truly a form of art, so I can appreciate the blood sweat and tears that go into your version of artwork. Different than wood, but still takes a good eye, and a special touch. I love watching someone who works with their hands. Keep the pics coming!

Don
 
I am amazed at your abilities. I have spent my life doing wood work, mostly in cabinetshops and residential construction. What you are doing is truly a form of art, so I can appreciate the blood sweat and tears that go into your version of artwork. Different than wood, but still takes a good eye, and a special touch. I love watching someone who works with their hands. Keep the pics coming!

Don
Thanks Don,
I did some woodwork in the past.
My father builds furniture as a hobby, he's got a complete workshop for that at his house in France.
I just limit myself to basic stuff, build 2 cabinets for audio and tv, one hanging from the wall and the other with a tv lift for the bedroom.
Currently making Canadian deckchairs for on the terras.
Creating stuff is an outlet for me from my day (and night) job as a consultant for measuring equipment.
 
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