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…metal panels. With an impressive 96 inch working length, this heavy-duty manual brake is ideal for race car bodies, large automotive panels, aircraft…
Product Details »…stretched panels where shrinking needs to occur. How do I use a Shrinking Disc? Normally, you would roughly straighten the panel with a hammer…
Product Details »…the job. This includes situations where a large, difficult to maneuver, panel needs small adjustments along an edge, or perhaps there isn't enough…
Product Details »…where no holes are provided like bonded, glued or laminated sheets, or panel edges. These clamps are actuated with same tool as Cleco. 1/2 inch…
Product Details »…hats are now available! This trucker-style hat features a black front panel and a breathable white mesh back, for long and hot days in the shop or…
Product Details »…sometimes called Vixen Files are used to identify highs and lows in a panel when metal finishing or straightening. This Picard milled curved tooth…
Product Details »…corners. Rated for up to .060 aluminum and able to notch hemmed .040 aluminum as well, this notcher is great for decking and body panel tinwork.
Product Details »…allows for planishing with gentle stretching in one direction with no marks or lines. Die can be indexed in the machine to match your panel shape.
Product Details »…material over a sharp nose bar, the MetalAce Radius Brake forms the panel around interchangeable radius rolls. Its unique apron design swings outside…
Product Details »…and panels is mentioned but is not the focus of this booklet. Examples are presented of making sheet metal panel repairs and joining shaped panels by…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…Brothers dimple dies are used to improve the strength and appearance of a panel and will flange (or flare) an existing hole in sheet metal up to .125…
Product Details »…for marking and duplicating arcs in 5 different radii when bead rolling a panel for your hot rod or custom car. The straight edge rule can be used for…
Product Details »…45 degree tilting head, a precision ground cast iron table. The control panel allows the user to digitally adjust blade speed, hydraulically control…
Product Details »…cushioned hammer blows to your panel. Pistons are interchangeable for heavier or lighter blows to the panel and can help fine-tune the hammering…
Product Details »…cushioned hammer blows to your panel. Pistons are interchangeable for heavier or lighter blows to the panel and can help fine-tune the hammering…
Product Details »…tear drop and motorcycle fender. Also, forming a section of a patch panel for a sports car fender using a buck. Thorough explanation of the tools…
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