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In this series of videos, I've had to learn how to use a shrinking disc, TIG weld, use a hammer and dolly, hammer form sheet metal, shrink metal with a torch, use shrinking pliers and a body hammer. Persistence pays off and patch panel number 4 is a keeper. This final version is good enough to weld back onto my 1971 Chevy K5 Blazer. The video shows how I formed the sheet over a wooden and steel buck, hammer formed an thin detail around the wheel arch that's typically bead rolled, and flatten an area that that was corrugated with my shrinking pliers. Visit my webpage at https://www.bdpgarage.com If you would like to see the early trials, check this video out. How I made the shrinking pliers: • Build my own sheet metal shrinking pliers,... How I made a wooden clamping block: • Building a plywood patch panel clamp bdp#12 How I made a hammer form: • Creating a fender patch panel from scratch... Hammer and dolly: • Hammer and dolly dent removal, 1971 Chevy ... Shrinking disc: • How much shrinking can a shrinking disc sh... TIG welding: • Welding up steel forms to create a hammer ... #firstgen #chevy