Jesse James Rivets by Hand!

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Jesse James, master fabricator and founder of West Coast Choppers goes back to his metal-shaping roots in this educational and entertaining documentary series. Lots of great choppers and hot rods to see and lots of great tips from Jesse himself. No drama, just metal and grease.
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@multitablez 3 года назад

this brings back good memories, just watching Jesse.. when i was young i used to stay at my dads, and my dad used to build hot rods and bikes for living. i just have good memories of sitting on a Friday night, getting takeaways, then watching Jesse James during the night! early 2000s, i was 13 or so. my dad has passed away for just over two years ago now. so this was super cool for me to see this. i hope more gets uploaded on youtube

@davidsnyder2000 Год назад

My thoughts and prayers are with you my friend ❤️🙏 All my love and respect is with you. I’m so sorry to hear about your father passing away. He’s in Paradise…and soon you’ll be with him👍

@smokeyrivetcustoms1858 2 года назад

As a sheetmetal/ structures technician on aircraft who has incorporated this process all over my own builds, this is awesome. He nailed it

@jheetman 3 года назад

I've always respected Jesse as a craftsman and i respect him even more seeing him still using the first cordless drill he ever bought

@GrantDTL 3 года назад

Lol

@10fttall6ftwide 3 года назад

Remember when he beat up Sandra Bullock? Dude Chris browned her ass

@howarethingsindenver 4 года назад

“Metal is nice, you can always beat it to submission” -Jesse James.

@lindabingham394 3 года назад

like his women

@sojinstunts 4 года назад

i can watch this guy working the whole day , keep it coming guys

@eazyridin7283 3 года назад

That can be a problem too , I keep being late to work. 😆

@HingleMcCringle19 3 года назад

He’s just so methodical. True craftsman

@michaelszczys8316 3 года назад

I know you need to push your guitar playing but we would rather listen to any noise Jesse makes.

@patricksmith8205 4 года назад

I’m 73, I remember as a kid maybe 12 working in my dads shop bucking rivets on the inside of truck bodies, worked the entire summer to buy my first motorcycle , 56 zundapp. Thanks I really enjoy watching your work

@brandonb.288 3 года назад

I have always thoroughly enjoyed watching Jesse James do what he does with metals and fabrication. His passion for what he does is becoming more of a lost art every year. I am actually teaching my kids how to weld and do woodworking because I think they are skills that come into play at some point in life and 98% of people don't have the slightest clue as to what or how to accomplish some of those skills when needed.

@atkpirate7831 3 года назад

I love watching him work. He is doing what he loves and getting paid. He has it figured out. So glad I found this.

@a-tecumseh9relic392 3 года назад

jesse its great to see you teaching , our young people need to carry our metal working skills into the generations to come, or your right it will be lost. building a bike or anything one of a kind gives us the satisfaction of hand made. keep up the good work and share the gifts you have. take care and hope everything is well for you.

@CS_247 2 года назад

I learned all these skills from an old aircraft sheetmetal worker, and use them to fabricate old racecar parts and cool furniture. I love the look of riveted fabrication, a forgotten art.

@bg7059 3 года назад

As a guy who does riveting on fighter jets everyday as a job, i can also say its a skill that is being lost. As companys role in machines that do what hands use to do, the skill is being lost. But its an awesome skill, as it can be used from aerospace, to automotive, even i the tech industry, to just making art.

@biggaywizard 3 года назад

I've always wanted to build a rat rod and make the body and internals in that riveted style. I don't have a garage so I had to put it on hold but that's one of those things that's on my bucket list.

@Dixler683 3 года назад

BG, as a guy who does riveting on fighter jets everyday as a job are you saying you are current military and you repair/patch panels. Or do you build jets for an aerospace contractor?

@bg7059 3 года назад

@@Dixler683 i work for aerospace contractor. Bucking rivets is something that i do alot of, and in alot of hard to reach areas. Its a skill that not everyone can learn.

@samsimonton882 2 года назад

It’s nice to watch a master craftsmen work. Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.

@hellrazer2610 3 года назад

This dude is a Legend 💯 I was happy when it messaged me back on Instagram. I asked him about welding and he told me what I should do.

@raptor0040 3 года назад

Wow, did you touch yaself after?

@OnPointFirearms 3 года назад

Did he tell you to “pay up, sucka!?”

@vancave3539 3 года назад

Enjoyed watching you work. USAF taught me to shoot rivets and fabricate sheet metal. I would love to be doing that again instead of delivering food. Me and another Sgt. made lots of travel pods for F-16s. Making floors, doors, backing plates that had to be machine roles to fit inside empty napalm pods. Rivets all through the night. It is a blessing to be able to work with your hands. Watching you work with metal is always a joy. My oldest son loved watching Monster Garage with me years ago. He now works in a fabrication shop for Viking manufacturing in Phoenix. Thanks Van Cave

@leor.3493 Год назад

Hell yea! It’s always awesome seeing you make parts from nothing. Your the man!

@larryturner6859 3 года назад

Absolutely old-school amazing talent unbelievable

@kevinanderson705 3 года назад

Hi Jesse! My grandma was a Rosie Riveter during WWII.

@OnPointFirearms 3 года назад

Thanks. I appreciate the comment. -Jesse

@Greasyfingers60 3 года назад

This is therapeutic, watching the art come to life and listening to Jesse calmly explain it. Bob Ross eat your heart out! They both had a similar life transformation, now that I think of it; Ross having been a drill instructor in his early days.

@Tixbomber 3 года назад

He's not wrong when it comes to riveting with a buck bar. Super satisfying doing it right, with perfect rivet heads and backs.

@ChopsMahone 3 года назад

I'm learning all this stuff. I'm going to teach my son all of these. I'm trying to do my part and keep it going

@larryturner6859 3 года назад

Complete badass

@ThatRandomMan1 3 года назад

Remember "Monster Garage" i miss it 🙄

@ThatRandomMan1 3 года назад

@@87notchback I don't think so, they quit years ago

@skeezix8156 3 года назад

@@ThatRandomMan1 it rebooted on discovery plus on January 4th

@rickallen9864 3 года назад

I'm a southern California guy that now lives in Texas. I like your work.

@realityhurts8697 2 года назад

I do this daily as an airframe mechanic. Love riveting and fabricating, I don't weld though.

@kennethnevel3263 4 года назад

Great looking work Jesse . Looks like it is right out of the 30,s or 40,s aircraft era. Your range of skills is never ending . Keep up the great work .

@judithfox2435 3 года назад

I can’t wait to see what he makes next.

@michaelshannon7302 3 года назад

Always been a bad ass in my book, I watched monster garage all the time visited west coast choppers when he was down in long beach and hit his food spot he had too. Hands down a truly talented Guy.

@y2kxj 3 года назад

I love this,, was just watching a guy in Montana rebuilding wooden wagon wheels.. pretty cool.

@lindabingham394 3 года назад

dave is a craftsmen,,welder wheel right woodworker, artist,painter blacksmith, all arond talented man

@shawnstevenson9252 4 года назад

Jesse you are my roll model ! Your skills are hands down the best in the world. Ive learn sooo much from your videos! I so would love to hit up your shop and meet you.

@DrDGr2 3 года назад

Sad that the edition of this video cuts the fabrication process to tiny bits .... I’d prefer to see much more

@GaragebandandBeyond 3 года назад

Jesse is awesome! And I still remember when he gave PJD shit for making a riveted bike. LOL

@kevinpierce2727 3 года назад

I’d love to have that as a desk chair or game chair!! That be so sick!! Love your work!

@ianblowney955 4 года назад

Jesse.. you are a dying bread!! I hope one day I can teach my two young boys true craftsmanship! I build custom homes.. that shit is easy compared to what you do!! Thanks for being a true American Roll model!! Keep up the good work and definitely stay safe. 🤔 “Ish”

@boneal4942 4 года назад

I love this channel. Awesome craftsmanship JJ👍

@exadorthecat3346 3 года назад

I learned this and other trade techniques in high school. Welding, running a lathe, casting. I guess they don't teach much shop anymore. It's a shame

@alexdoyz998 3 года назад

Jessie James butters his own toast!!

@tube-keijo 3 года назад

Jesse you are a professional your videos are nice to watch and hi for finland 🇫🇴🇫🇴🇫🇴

@karlfritch9193 4 года назад

That trumph tool is great. Miss my sheet metal shop

@darrellkaczynski7531 2 года назад

Good seeing hand made

@DeathMetalinfedel 3 года назад

"Jesse James Rivets by Hand!" Do you think it's magic or something? Good content but these JJ titles are pretty silly.

@swingking08 3 года назад

Titles by people who have never used their hand for anything my dude besides typing RU-vid titles haha

@rumplespliffskin 3 года назад

I was thinking that. If by hand they mean using pneumatic tools, then yes, he sure did.

@asphaltcowboy5172 3 года назад

It's called clickbait

@EASTSIDE-313 3 года назад

@@rumplespliffskin right... Last time I riveted by hand I used a hammer and rivet punch... And that was for the United States military..

@EASTSIDE-313 3 года назад

@@rumplespliffskin right... Last time I riveted by hand I used a hammer and rivet punch... And that was for the United States military..

@SimonPhoenix2022 3 года назад

He seems happier in his older age..

@lindabingham394 3 года назад

music tells another story

@keju1109 3 года назад

I was born in 92 and love the old look how everything workef

@dogsense3773 4 года назад

Ear protection, in February I got out of bed and half my hearing was gone, Dr said you been losing it you just didn't know it, all from power tools, just a warning my friends

@rockydennis8926 3 года назад

What ?

@d.j.hudson1505 3 года назад

I had a hard time reading that from the flash burn I got welding, but I hear ya

@brianmiller4466 3 года назад

Try working in an assembly plant for 27 years. I used to think the pneumatic symphony was cool. Then you get someplace quiet and all you hear is EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! Also like to add that JJ is literally my idol. Show me the way master

@brianmiller4466 3 года назад

Oh $hit! Getting weld flash SUPER sux! Feels like ur eyeballs got dunked in sand

@madmiata1887 3 года назад

Inspires me to slow down on my projects and focus on craftsmanship. Make it nice and cool.

@jonathanschmitt6720 3 года назад

Anyone can make a good piece.... but with style only one can make this. From France 🤘🤘🤘

@charlesdjones1 3 года назад

Damn imagine all the stuff you would learn in just 6 months working for Jesse.

@thollingsworth4910 3 года назад

Awesome work! If that were me working with metal without wearing gloves I'd have cut the hell out of my hands.

@AB_thingsDFW 3 года назад

Nobody does it better.

@johnolver3217 3 года назад

Look up to this guy! He has so much knowledge wish he had a school or teach a class. Would be a blast!

@robertvanderhoeven1851 4 года назад

Great stuff you're doing. 1 side note, please start riveting in the middle, than work to each side. You get less deformation and missallignment of the drilled holes. (At least that's how we do it in the aircraft building shops)

@dentman62 4 года назад

Smh

@greatholidays Год назад

Show de trabalho, parabéns sempre

@michaelwhitmore8574 3 года назад

OMG, Jesse James does the same shit tons of other fabricators due, every day? I can't believe it, he is amazing!

@dalczl 3 года назад

Very talented.

@jtbassgambler2594 2 года назад

Very nice work i do the same at home doing my own craftsmanship

@peckerpeck9360 2 года назад

We want our paper . Much love

@goodgollyjosh 3 года назад

What other way is there to rivet?

@bertjones1315 4 года назад

Your the inspiration of what I do!. Thanks man!.

@shanewright6958 4 года назад

Great job. It turned out sweet 👍👍🇨🇱

@led_farmer 3 года назад

I didn't know you could do it any other way

@luster4783 4 года назад

I feel the same way fucking awesome been watching Jesse my whole fucking life thank you

@briankeller1368 4 года назад

Pretty cool. Instead of using tape on the drill bit they make tools for it. The are called drill stops. Can get them at the yard store.

@Doubleodude 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing. It means a lot.

@Deerslyr81 3 года назад

Good ole buck rivets!

@denton7773 3 года назад

Jesse James. The mike Tyson of fabrication Iron Jesse is what I’ve always referred him to.

@evictioncarpentry2628 4 года назад

The top is crooked as hell lol.

@boneal4942 4 года назад

It’s hand built, that’s what makes it unique. (Not another CNC Computer Plasma table cut video) .

@numbzinger350 3 года назад

I noticed too. I wasn't going to say anything but since you did I'm in. I get that it's had made by a pro but at the cost of a JJ part I'd expect perfection.

@evictioncarpentry2628 3 года назад

@@boneal4942 hand built or not you can make a straight part. And like this other guy says for JJ reputation and prices you'd expect perfection.

@777vikingfan 3 года назад

It’s not crooked it has a bow in it...let’s see yours!

@jaysonburns4423 3 года назад

You do some really good work man...keep it up buddy...

@nickc2708 3 года назад

3/16 vacuum line works as well.

@joshuaray4120 3 года назад

Love it

@billmoran3219 4 года назад

Cool seat great job, be nice though to actually see you do a rivet not these 3 second mtv style subliminal shots. Thank for sharing.

@mere619 4 года назад

I thought the same thing 😂

@robeustice3665 3 года назад

Using a machine is not doing anything by hand

@brianknight4595 Год назад

Hi Jesse what brand are those hole punch ! Do they have interchangeable dies cheers Brian please much more old skill ?

@JGunit Год назад

Sweet car seat

@georgehutton6232 3 года назад

Wish I had Jessie in the shop when I was doing jacket sheet on tank trailers. I'm shore I could have used his addvise

@loupuleff571 4 года назад

Looking good jess

@michael7v6 3 года назад

Man I’d love to learn stuff like this

@frogmanpipes9561 3 года назад

What mathematical formula do you use for the spacing of the rivets?

@user-qr6zh9ev8k 3 года назад

Outlaw Garage 🤘🤩

@mikefedele4521 3 года назад

I've been a fan for years... I still have old school west coast choppers metal sticker on my welding shield... As beat up as it is I won't part with it...

@yerusalemabreha4578 3 года назад

Nice work, I dated a Metal Fabricator, he was good at his career, but never would shutup lol.

@BW-kv9wj 4 года назад

The top piece looks uneven and crooked.

@BW-kv9wj 4 года назад

@A T No. I collect West Coast Choppers parts and have a WCC bike. But if you look at the top piece, it’s crooked. Don’t you see it?

@OnPointFirearms 3 года назад

B W top piece is where it went wrong. Bead blasting was the wrong idea also. Ruined the esthetic.

@dt8587 3 года назад

Yea where the arch is

@adamlogan384 Год назад

I thought so too, but it could just be the angle. I don't like the little line/channel peeking out front underneath that piece. Looks like the afterthought that it was.

@Mistabushi Год назад

That cause he folded it to use a punch which had a shallow throat…instead of using a drill to drill holes😂

@joeynelson4091 4 года назад

😍45 in the background

@spyder000069 4 года назад

I would need a dumpster for all my scrap metal to get those results.

@jamesbyerly766 3 года назад

What a craftsman. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

@bones6554 3 года назад

Thats not by hand, he's using power tools.

@JVW1225 3 года назад

Yeah, I had to use a hammer and an anvil in A&P school haha

@t-bone6864 4 года назад

Old school aircraft structures mechanic style work

@jchaffin6005 3 года назад

Nice a custom kids car seat

@victoria383 2 года назад

Angel Acres t-shirt, Nanaimo BC

@czar2321 3 года назад

All that money and he’s still using a 90’s makita drill? 😂

@chicoguapz2573 3 года назад

talking form inside area 51 perspective, they got machines for that

@nealefrazer4247 3 года назад

always a fan of his work,he makes it look too easy..but it never is.

@tilted_travvy_on_2975 3 года назад

I just want the opportunity to really have him teach me hands on

@xNingg 3 года назад

snap marks around the heads of them rivets would not of passed inspection at my place

@waynepadilla8870 3 года назад

JESSIE JAMES is still bad ass. He makes the sickest shit from cars to bikes and even work clothes. He is a true craftsman.

@boomerhgt 3 года назад

He's ok don't know about bad ass though he doesn't qualify

@livebettervotered2748 3 года назад

Quality over quantity..

@rjearhart2402 2 года назад

How else would you do it without your hands

@DennisNedryisStillAlive 3 года назад

5:55 bow bow

@brianoregan4477 3 года назад

I completely agree with Jesse. Parents should encourage their children to go to a trade school. I'm curious as to how many burger flippers have degrees? College means nothing today unless you want to go into politics.

@williamkrupp9043 3 года назад

nice, what kind of Vice is that? I love the handle, is tha a old school reed vice?

@williamkrupp9043 3 года назад

I'm new to this you tube stuf but Thats great work, you should look at abom79 , you would like him !!!!!

@jenniferwhite6089 3 года назад

you said it right lost the craftsmanship in trades, in general, I work for my self now I was tire of babysitting and suppling my tools for someone does not get it yeap clean the shop out of mine tools when he fired me yea and a long list of missing tools and broken ones he had to replace