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Model-A - 3" Roof Chop // Kenny's Rod Shop

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We know there's tons of videos of roof chops on Model-A's. Some good, some not. Here at KRS, we take even the simplest tasks seriously, and strive to make it as good as it can possibly be. Double checking EVERYTHING before a blade even touches the metal. #Kennysrodshop
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19 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@stevejanka361 3 года назад

Good afternoon, excellent lid drop. Very precise cut lines and panel fitment. That is a really neat structure reinforcement inside. Definitely not your first rodeo. Thanks for a very informative and educational video. Glad you share your expertise and abilities. Take care and good luck to you.

@tobygathergood4990 2 года назад

TiG welded, thank you. I see too many guys using a MiG on bodywork. Very neat job, limited cuts and limited screwing around.

@ViaAvione 2 года назад

Sweet Chop! Subbed :D

@slowshop 3 года назад

Looking good! 👌 3"-4" is sweeeet!

@aussiejas6599 3 года назад

Great video like chopping stuff.

@jasonfikes9514 4 года назад

Nicely done sir. 👍

@ronprickett8039 3 года назад

Looks pretty damn good to me

@jandcwright916 3 года назад

why did you step the chop in the back?

@rambler1964 3 года назад

Second this

@tobygathergood4990 2 года назад

This is a turret top which basically drops straight down. The "Z" cut was for locating purposes, it is easier than dealing with a long continuous cut, plus it makes it stronger where as a long cut would be harder to keep in place. The same cut is used in stretching a roof. A "Z" cut is used so that there is continuous contact between the front and the back halves of the roof rather than just cutting it straight across which would be floppy and lose "location" from one half to the other.