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sunchaser-metalwork > Class of APRIL 2006 ... Ricky Wright Jr. getting some one-on-one coaching from Ken
sunchaser-metalwork > "It doesn't get any flatter than that." James Milazzo's (from Las Vegas) panel restoration at the JULY workshop.
sunchaser-metalwork > One more time ....
sunchaser-metalwork > Roger Felix Sr. with Ken and his practice panel.
sunchaser-metalwork > SUNCHASER School of Metalwork - Main Gallery photo
sunchaser-metalwork > SUNCHASER School of Metalwork - Main Gallery photo
sunchaser-metalwork > SUNCHASER School of Metalwork - Main Gallery photo
sunchaser-metalwork > Mike Winger at the JUNE 2006 Workshop, applying what he has learned on the project fender he brought.
sunchaser-metalwork > The AUG 2006 crew stripping portions of their panels & fenders down to baremetal before starting to metal-finish.
sunchaser-metalwork > Gary Zinsser restoring the contour of his project fender.
sunchaser-metalwork > Ken assisting Ray Hill (Class of JULY 2006). Giving him a demo on how the spoon dolly comes in handy for moving thicker metal.
sunchaser-metalwork > Joe Milazzo(from Las Vegas) brought his son James with him to learn how to metal-finish their project fenders.
sunchaser-metalwork > Richard Roussard with the fender project he brought with him from Tucson AZ. All stripped to baremetal with the Strip-It Disc & Makita GV.
sunchaser-metalwork > Richard roughing out his fender dent.
sunchaser-metalwork > Hammer & dolly smoothing, preparing the metal for shrinking with the Heat Shrink Disc.
Ken assisting Ray Hill (Class of JULY 2006). Giving him a demo on how the spoon dolly comes in handy for moving thicker metal.
sunchaser-metalwork > Ken assisting Ray Hill (Class of JULY 2006). Giving him a demo on how the spoon dolly comes in handy for moving thicker metal.
Ken assisting Ray Hill (Class of JULY 2006). Giving him a demo on how the spoon dolly comes in handy for moving thicker metal.
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