Creating The Rear Door Flange For My Custom 1930 Ford Model A Roadster Doors

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In the last update on the 1931 Ford Sweetheart Roadster, Matt installed a Model T door latch mechanism and got the door latching. Today Matt is going to work on creating the rear flange of the door that overlaps the body. The flange follows the contour of the body, so we will need to use the bead roller with a tipping die. Matt and Jay work on tipping the flange and also shrinking when necessary to help gather the excess metal. The last hurdle is the large body line on the top of the Model A Body which cannot be done in the bead roller. Matt uses his pipe anvil and large brake to recreate the shape beautifully!! Let us know in the comments down below if you enjoy these types of videos!!
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Eastwood Panoramic View True Color Helmet - www.eastwood.c...
Vintage Whitney Jenson 8' Metal Brake
Eastwood 2" Surface Prep Tool - www.eastwood.c...
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@mandycole21 3 года назад

Glad to see your spending time showing more details on things like that keep it up.....please!!!

@MrBenh1976 3 года назад

That is right on the money alot of time when some watches a episode is because the need to figure out how to do something on there own project and when they watch it they see how awesome it is and then they watch more thats how I feel into the Iron Trap Garage rabbit hole lol sorry comment is so long great job on all these kick ass builds I cant wait for Tuesday's Friday's and Sunday's to roll around so I can watch a episode to see whats next lol

@michaelguinn5736 3 года назад

@@MrBenh1976 right on Dave!!

@steveclark4291 3 года назад

Videos like this is why I watch them !

@gordonhenagar6652 3 года назад

I’m glad you’re spending the extra time and showing the method for these fabricated items, it’s one of the reasons I watch.

@2rueblue 3 года назад

Technical stuff is fantastic for me, extreamly interesting and well explained. Thanks again for the hard work

@garynantais6409 3 года назад

Thank you, yes, the more info the better. You're a good teacher!

@frankjones4950 3 года назад

Oh yeah! I miss your tech sessions. Keep em coming.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@user-he6nj1zv9f 3 года назад

I like this kind of video, being able to see all the little details on how it is done while you explain why you are doing this way.

@mrlee63 3 года назад

By all means, please keep up with the details! Helps me a bunch.

@brousj1 3 года назад

Yes, please add the technical stuff! Great job!

@markbrown6236 3 года назад

Extra details are always welcome.

@harrycatrell1471 3 года назад

Matt ... Merry Christmas! Please keep the technical, detailed "How-to's" coming!

@slowshop 3 года назад

Technical stuff is very interesting. I like to think I'm geting educated. 🍻

@Carl09of09 3 года назад

WOW! that really takes a lot of skill & time, thanks for the education! :)

@bobgaylord8883 3 года назад

Excellent metalworking, Matt. I've been learning a lot from watching you and appreciate you explaining WHY you do what you do to get the results you want. Thank you !

@ndeep45 3 года назад

Hey glad to see your busting some moves on the roadster panels. Feel like I'm in shop class again...

@GMGarage2010 3 года назад

Great to see this level of detail! Thanks Matt.

@mackdickson1209 3 года назад

Love the more detailed vids Matt. Keep them coming plz.

@garyoleary5480 3 года назад

The technical stuff is great. Keep it up please.

@chrisclark4813 3 года назад

Matt, you are living our dreams. Great advice but even better, it's just great to hang out with you. Thanks for the videos.

@donaldmcleish5194 3 года назад

Loved the video Matt I really enjoy the technical end of it its incredible how the parts take shape slowly but surely cant wait until the next one👍

@thomasjmaxx 3 года назад

Yes more indepth how toos please.

@thomasst.martin3308 3 года назад

Matt, you are amazing. If it was me, I'd have gone to Brookville's website, picked out a door and used my plastic. Very nice. I am impressed.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Thomas! I like challenging myself and sometimes the “experience” is worth more to me than getting a quick fix of new parts. Appreciate you watching!

@jamisoncawley6251 3 года назад

Love the technical stuff, I appreciate seeing the tricks you use to create your art. Gives me some good things to try on my projects. These are my favorite episodes.

@kenpecora7526 3 года назад

I'm not sure I would ever tackle a job like this but it's very interesting to see how it's done.

@robertpeeler4359 3 года назад

Love it Matt I like to see all of what it takes to make a complete door or what ever your working on thanks 😊

@ryand.8176 3 года назад

Bitchin! Great as always! My fave part of building, hand making parts, it does make a difference and adds uniqueness to your build that means no one will have the same!

@jacshop6683 3 года назад

Perfect good teacher of a lost art

@dustanlochner3013 3 года назад

Cool stuff! I learned something

@somedudeRyan 3 года назад

definitely like seeing detail on how you work through the build.

@davidvansickle563 3 года назад

I loved this video, very detailed information. I love learning this stuff and you cover it well.

@kooilari 3 года назад

This in the kind of video I love the most at your channel. Thanks Matt! :)

@joealbert7773 3 года назад

Dread and overthinking a detail slows me down all the time. When I finally attack the problem, it ends up being simpler than what I had imagined. Great video.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Joe!

@sjburns2910 3 года назад

Please keep showing the method and the detail of the build, far more interesting than watching you buy parts!

@georgeparker7409 3 года назад

It a pleasure to see such craftmanship from a "new' generation of metalmen. Great work, keep it up as this is a dying skill. I started basic metal work in the 1950's with very basic tools. again, Great work!!!!

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@1BSARoadRocket 3 года назад

I like the picky tedious technical details. Knowledge of the details are what can make the difference between success and failure for somebody who is trying sheetmetal projects similar to what you are doing for the first time. Keep those details coming!

@steveanderson5888 3 года назад

I love all aspects of your videos keep doing what you're doing it's a good thing

@davidmellott5049 3 года назад

Your going into detail as you do is why your numbers of people that stay with you, obviously like and in a way need you to do this. Keep up this excellent tutoring that you do so well. Thank you so much.

@leeakers4525 3 года назад

Matt: The way you explain things as you go along is excellent. You could be a metal shop teacher in a vo-tech program. High school students could get a lot out of what you do.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Lee!

@paulpollack9262 3 года назад

I for one really appreciate all the details of the fabrication, it's what I am most interested in. Thanks for taking the time to show us, as I know it slows down the work on your projects when you video it.

@brenttuttle2692 3 года назад

That's Awesome! I love learning new things first thing in the morning with my cup of coffee. 👍

@dennisc.1189 3 года назад

Yes, you are the right track for the videos that I like. Great job Matt.

@robertstuhr5436 3 года назад

Man, these videos are never boring ! I'm learning and am anxious to see the skin go on the door.

@deuceman32 3 года назад

Your metal working videos are the ones that I appreciate the most. You are the younger fella teaching this old dog new tricks. The details are so important to us. Thank you!

@garretlee83 3 года назад

To be completely honest! These door videos are some of my favourite to date! Love the technical stuff. Keep it coming. Totally gave me some more confidence to start tackling my own 32’ pickup doors! The

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback!

@stevenpdxedu 3 года назад

Don't intend to build a car but your detail gives me a lot more respect for those who do. Thanks for all your hard work and explanations. 😏

@rogermiller8262 3 года назад

Your never to technical. The How To videos are why I tuned in from the beginning. Real nice job and explaination. I like the pipe anvil. It looks to be a 3" and 6" pipe. Fancy new welders shield I see.

@jhwk1970 3 года назад

I enjoy the nuances that you use to accomplish your goals. I never gave it any thought what amazing talent, skill and thought is required to create each detail and in the end one of your cars. Thank you for sharing. It’s a heck of a lot more interesting than anything on tv.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thank you Don!

@tompalcie6284 3 года назад

Knowledge is always good. School isnt always exciting, but it is very useful. Keep it coming.

@gregoryware7636 3 года назад

I like seeing the specific technical side of your procedures. It's definitely not boring! thanks. Greg

@matthewmoilanen787 3 года назад

Excellent that you're getting in depth and doing more actual car building. Like the swap meets bit love the building hot rods even more!

@joell439 3 года назад

Excellent video. Thanks for taking the extra time to record and share these clever solutions to sheet metal fab. 👍👍😎👍👍

@xozindustries7451 3 года назад

You had that Popeye look going on while bead rolling, that’s som serious concentration! Great job on the door, I’m glad you are showing the whole process and all the work involved, good job, thanx for the tips

@helltrucker6667 3 года назад

Loving all the nitty gritty details, Matt! There is so much knowledge that you put out here for us to work with. Thank you!

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Just sharing my learnings as I go!

@kevinkenyon7045 3 года назад

Matt your metal fabrication is amazing, it seems so simple with the way you do it, lots of patience and skill, you’re old school all the way. Thanks for sharing. Kevin

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Kevin!

@philcoates8349 3 года назад

I really like the detailed videos. I wouldn't want them all the time but mixing them in now and then is great.

@robbh.6505 3 года назад

Another vote for detailing the fab. steps. Between door gaps and patch panels, matching the beltline contours is a real challenge!

@hotrodmyk 3 года назад

Really interesting the process you are going through. Thanks for sharing, glad you took the time to film. NOT boring!

@geofo60 3 года назад

No complaints from me Matt. I’m a retired, 40+ year, old school panel beater (tin basher), hot rodder from the U.K. and it’s great to see a younger generation keeping the old ways alive. We didn’t have shrinking or stretching equipment, or TIG welders, it was all done with hammers, dollies, spoons, flippers, sandbags and oxyacetylene. Not forgetting wet asbestos for keeping the heat dispersion of the metal controlled, couldn’t get away with the latter now !! Really looking forward to seeing the next episode. Thanks for sharing from the U.K. 👍.

@dannyplanck6498 3 года назад

OK I'm impressed. Your work on that door flange is just magnificent. I believe you have reached the top of your art.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thank you! I still have a lot to learn, but I appreciated the kind words!

@dwk5234 3 года назад

I appreciate you spending the time to show us all of the steps-including thinking about how to do them-and how you accomplish each one. Inspirational and instructional for someone who has a ‘30 Model A Cabriolet under restoration. Thanks! -Don

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@marcijunebug 3 года назад

Not boring at all, really appreciate all you share with us! I learn something every video and put that knowledge right back into my own projects!

@glenncampbell9126 3 года назад

All of the technical is appreciated, we amateurs need all the help we can get. If they get board f f it. Thanks.

@paulk2959 3 года назад

I can only imagine how time it takes to record and edit these videos but I really appreciate seeing the fab and welding details. The tips on TIG welding that thin piece onto the edge of the panel are great!! Really helpful to have you explain what's happening and how to work through the problems that come up. Long videos are fine with me if I'm picking up a new or better way to get the job done.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thank you we’re glad you like them!

@garyhughes9199 3 года назад

Door is looking good ! Thanks for going deep, great video.

@oldfashionhotrods 3 года назад

Ive been watching all the videos on your roadster build. Im loving the detail you are giving. Ill be starting my 29 chrysler roadster once my garage is built so your roadster videos have been great. Keep up the great work!

@tracybowman8068 3 года назад

As always Matt, you've done a great job explaining the procedural steps to fabricating the door shell. Keep up the good work. Bill B.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@kipshiflett9564 3 года назад

Matt your amazing in your skill and I enjoy watching you. Please don't stop showing this kind of content.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Kip!

@StLouisSled 3 года назад

The metal working is the best part...Keep it up! That's actually what made me click Subscribe so long ago. Anyone that thinks it's boring needs to switch to Gas Monkey

@mikesonneson2824 3 года назад

Incredible work. Dive deep and show the process when needed. I'm a viewer if something doesn't interest me I fast forward and never complain. Appreciate what your channel shows.

@terrykeithley6183 3 года назад

Matt, yes keep it comin. All this is very informative, your the teacher. Regards to Kate an the kids. See you got the frame blasted on the 32. Terry

@johnwitherspoon8253 3 года назад

Great video Matt, I love the technical fabrication of what it takes to make a complete door.

@robertszymanski7804 3 года назад

Love the technical step by step builds, keep the fantastic episodes coming!!

@pappabob29 3 года назад

The "details" are very important and something we all need to understand as we learn how to do this work so please DO continue to show and elaborate. The one thing I thought wasn't entirely clear in your explanation was that while doing the welding (adding the tach), it shrinks the metal so the gap closes further along the seem. Hammering the tach, effectively "stretches" that shrink so the metal goes back to its original shape. Other than all the penetration, and strength issues associated with welding, anticipating and dealing with all the "heat" related reactions of the welding is the next hardest thing to learn and overcome. Thanks for providing the knowledge !!! 👍👍👍

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thank you for watching glad it helps!

@deltabloo 3 года назад

The technical stuff is why I watch the videos. Keep it up. Please.😀

@MrPedix2c 3 года назад

Great job Matt really enjoy the technical details of fabricating.

@dennissheridan8836 3 года назад

Those who don't want the more technical side if things are just impatient to see the car done and are viewers not learners. Though I am not a builder (age and infirmity) I still like to see how it's done and watch the project come to light. Keep on keep'n on matt your fans will keep watch'n and in some cases do'in.

@theodoredugranrut8201 3 года назад

Sheet metal can be tricky stuff, show us what you are doing I'm always open to new tricks or reminders of old ones Central California Watching

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@MyKARSShop 3 года назад

I like all of the show, but the fabrication & builds are my favorites. It’s what love to do & I learn a lot from you. Keep it up. I’ll watch anything you put out, but that’s my favorite.

@oldtin5059 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing Matt! I'm a big fan of the "how to" videos!

@iraherrero9894 3 года назад

Yes keep it technical. It really helps to know the thought process and how you over come those issues. Love it.

@eddiezapien5713 3 года назад

Great vid. Thanks for taking time to show the body line detail.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Eddie!

@SpatialDragon 3 года назад

Please keep doing these videos in depth. There are a lot of young guys that have no idea how or where to start. You are doing great. If someone does not want to watch all the works they can skip to the end and watch the next one.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@tomellis7637 3 года назад

Love the technical stuff. I will be building a hotrod soon and the metal working is something I will be doing as I won't be able to afford a pristine model A body. I also prefer to hear the "shop sounds" as opposed to the music tracks in the vids.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

We have to dub over the music in the shop so that’s why we need to use music in the video sometimes. Hard for me to work in silence for hours on end.

@benevans902 3 года назад

Enjoyed the technical aspect

@martintj2 3 года назад

Yes keep doing these technical how to videos. Nothing worse than a build video that shows the before and after and not the journey on how they got to the finished product. Those videos are a waste of time. After watching your videos I learn something new. Keep up the awesome videos they are much appreciated.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@jayinmi3706 3 года назад

I've been a car guy since I was little, and I've always liked these kinds of cars...but watching your channel has shown me details I'd never noticed on cars I've seen IRL. Like the rear doors overlapping the body. Never knew that.

@bigd2203snuffy 3 года назад

Everything that you went over today is greatly useful. These small tips can save a lot of headache!

@srchastain859 3 года назад

Very good! Enjoyed the close up of welding and fitting.

@markrandall1456 3 года назад

I think it's great. This interests me since I know nothing. Your thought processes help me imagine how to solve assembly, disassembly and the fabrication of each unique part. From the east side of Wampler, TX, thanks for the fun. :-)

@tomcarlson3913 3 года назад

It's always interesting watching a skilled fabricator work.

@steveclark4291 3 года назад

Please keep the very technical informational videos coming because I love it learning new stuff everyday ! Thank you for sharing this with me !

@drewpierce2273 3 года назад

Matt on occasion down plays his learned fab skills, but that inside door panel from a 18 gauge sheet is pretty darn awesome. Plugging Matt's welding helmet too. If you wear glasses like me it's worth the cost.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks Drew!

@jamiecampbell3068 3 года назад

Don't forget to cut out a large round divot .. so you can hang your arm over, while cruising. 😆🤭😉👍👍👍😁 Man, do you do great work. I look around your garage, and WOW .. .. the "saga" that each of those cars will have, because of you .. will be a book on their own. Let alone what they had already seen before you. You need 4 more arms, the ability to never sleep, and a big bag of money. Hope Santa gives you some of that. Good luck !!

@jackphilly338 3 года назад

Hey Matt another great video. Always enjoyable watching you fabricate your parts . Keep up the great work. 👍

@autobodyteacher8352 3 года назад

Some great fabrication tips and tricks......thanks Matt

@jimsullivan2729 3 года назад

Another great video Matt. Really enjoy watching your fabrication process.

@jorjslippich 3 года назад

The build videos are my favorite. As fun as it is to see your other adventures.... and it is... I'm kinda excited about "locked in the shop building stuff" time.👍🏽

@thomasmilnick4754 3 года назад

Really enjoy this type of video. Very informative and interesting how you can make that metal move.

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@michaelwillette5738 3 года назад

Matt, keep the technical stuff coming! Love to watch you solving challenges. Allows me to see where i am good and where i can up my game. Your techniques are very valuable. Keep them coming. Thanks! Happy Holidays!

@IronTrapGarage 3 года назад

Thank you!