Showing posts with label metalshaping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label metalshaping. Show all posts
10 October 2009
Tech Tip 2 - Hand Tools Only
Here is my second tech tip. Thanks for the feedback from the first video that we put up on YouTube, especially those from the United States and France.
I did some of the video work at the start and Brice included some clips from our popular collection that we have made from their workshops on our TV show.
So if you want to learn the right way to work metal from the best metal-shapers in the world, have a look at the extended tutorial on the DVD collection and get the right tools for your craft.
I did some of the video work at the start and Brice included some clips from our popular collection that we have made from their workshops on our TV show.
So if you want to learn the right way to work metal from the best metal-shapers in the world, have a look at the extended tutorial on the DVD collection and get the right tools for your craft.
Labels:
metal,
metalshaping,
metalwork,
panelbeating,
panels,
tutorial,
video
29 July 2009
Brisbane Seminar

Due to popular demand, we are going to run another seminar in Brisbane! This will be held in November 2009.
Stay tuned for details when I post them here or give me a call. I love to hear from my readers. :-)
If you want to know what people think about our seminars, check out this YouTube video clip with some testimonials.
12 May 2009
Perth Seminar
Here is a video that I quickly put together from the testimonials at the Perth Metal Shaping seminar. This year it was hosted by Tom Peach and Peter Tommasini and held at The Hammerworks, Rockingham WA. A special thanks to Clive Ross (the hammer from the West) who let us use his factory as a seminar location.
Enjoy the video crew!
Enjoy the video crew!
Labels:
metal,
metalshaping,
metalwork,
seminar,
testiminonial,
video
12 April 2009
Ron Covell
Guess what, we had a visit from Ron Covell! It was great to meet in person and we had a good time showing off our metal work and most importantly, Australian hospitality.
You can view a slideshow of photographs from this visit here.
Regards Mick
Love to read your feedback. :-)
You can view a slideshow of photographs from this visit here.
Regards Mick
Love to read your feedback. :-)
Labels:
corvel,
metal,
metalshaping,
metalwork,
slideshow
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