Sheet Metal Handbook: How to Form and Shape Sheet Metal for Competition, Custom and Restoration Use Paperback – May 11, 1989

This book is highly recommended for anyone starting out and wishing to learn about sheet metal work. The first several chapters are a bit dull, relating to highly specialized equipment that is no longer available or very expensive. The rest of the book is filled with tips and tricks that you could never learn by watching youtube videos or on forums. The author is a master at his craft. Chapter 7 (Hammerforming) is worth the price of the whole book. You won't find information like this at any free on-line site. Buy the book!

This is a great book to learn basic sheet metal work. With the lack of shop classes in schools I have used this to show people how to do sheet metal work with out having to buy an entire shop.

Pretty good book. Lots of handy info in one source. I bought it because I wanted to fab an aluminum intake for my nailhead as it mentioned intake in the description online. The intake in the book is steel.... Some of the technique could be used for an aluminum version, but I'm back on my own with most of it. I do like the book though. It'll be useful for lots of other metal work as a reference. Get it...you won't be disappointed

Thank you mr fournier for writing this book, I got it and soon started improving my skills. There is no magic formula for sheet metal work so pay attention and read carefully while looking at the photos and form an opinion after you TRY the skills shown in the book.

This is ;another one of those great reference manuals on working with Sheet Metal to fabricate circle track cars. That is one of those great books for the shelf of any person who works with sheet metal in any way.

I was looking for a manual that could help me on learning the neccessary skills to be an amateur craftman.This book is an easy to read, complete manual for introducing you in the techniques of sheet metal work.Completely reccomended either if you want to create new panels or restore old ones.

not quite what i was looking for. was looking for a more detailed book on shaping metal by hand tools. this book seemed very. basic.

Swift delivery, correct, I’m happy with it!