I used a windsheild wiper motor. A homemade petal for forward and reverce makes it fun to work. Thanks as always for an educational video. Gods blessings.
I think when u shared the secret of how to make groves or Bend than one must use their brain rather than asking for dimensions, thanks for sharing the trick or idea.❤️❤️❤️❤️ God bless
very educational and very easy to make this tool by this technique. many many thanks to guide through this video, it may be much beneficial to several persons concerned with this job. thankyou very much sir ❤❤❤
After over fifty three years as a Plater welder and most of that as a coded welder, I have to ask: Where the hell have these people learned to weld? Idea's are brilliant but the welding technique leaves me in shock!!
I see guys on TH-cam weld with sandals, no gloves or wrong type of gloves, in shorts, and say, gee! They must have tuff skin or are impervious to burns.
Thank you for your video. I've wanted a bead roller for some time but can't justify the $3 or 4 hundred dollars for something that will spend most of it's time on a shelf. If the round stock was sized correctly you could add bead roller dies later and buy the louver dies. I think I would add a crank to feed the work though.
I’ve thought about cutting a barbell in half - you find them at the tip or garage sales, good steel that wont bend & has raised part to stop weights from moving.
More popularly known as sheet groove maker, usually used in aluminium sheets (of up to 1mm thickness) for cladding pipelines of extreme temperatures. Great job there kwando. Should've made it a bit more awesome if you added a manual driving mechanism at the end of one of the shafts (where the gears are) for easy feeding in of your sheets instead of pushing them in hard, as well as adding up the U-shaped die (or bearing) aside from that L shaped one you got.
exactly. too hard to push. put a crank on the gear end. but it's not a bad idea, just... not many people have dog gears lying around the house) maybe you don't need them, or half of this tool. just a roller bearing, protruding from the bottom, and a cranked shaft at the top, with a welded bearing on the end. Roller bearing spins as you crank the welded bearing around. less work to build. less weight. no need for gears.
Okay, the metalwork was great, but first of all, to get any strength to thick metal you need to run continuous bead and crank up the welder. You have almost zero penetration, so the welds are prone to cracking. Second of all, why add any gears, when you can't use them? You should have welded the bearings stuck and added crank to the other side. So much unleashed potential in this project
I initially thought you were hating on this guy but it’s hard to argue with your observations and suggestions. You’re right about his welds. A crank would make it less likely to accidentally twist the metal while pushing it through the bearings. It would definitely make the process easier while adding a level of control. Nonetheless, I’m very impressed with his build. Thanks for sharing!
Perhaps those are for an eventual planned upgrade, though it has to be said that they either need to be keyed or shrink fit on the shafts to actually be feasible. That being said, I do need (and will probably make) this thing for clamp weld patch making for automotive sheet metal bodywork, and it is better than nothing, but of course it can and will be done better.
Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in fabrication. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
Not bad...I made my own too along with a half dozen different roller dies...as well as a large support plate. it has a 2 foot throat and is made of box tube. Cost me about 150 bucks in materials
@@KwandoTechnic No, not really....I had to buy the 3 inch bar stock to make the dies.....so that is where a very large amount of the money went. 3 inch 1020 bar ain't cheap....if you want to buy new.
Amazing work, as always!! That final peace you make is beautiful!!! I think im gonna try to put one together. Thanks for you videos!!! Keep it coming!!!!
@@calysagora3615 It really is anoying you cant see the finished peace longer, but as he was about to finish It you cant see It. If you wanna see It more Just hit the pause. I did, It Works!!!!
I was wondering what the gears were for. I was assuming that you were using the outer race of the bearings for the bead profile and were going to weld the bearings solid. But I understand now, the gears are counterbalance.
Amigo estou impressionado com esse projeto, gostaria de saber a medida dos rolamentos, das engrenagens e de onde elas foram tiradas e ela consegue frisar chapa até qual grossura?
Está muy bueno su invento Socio, le FELICITO. Siga adelante, le tengo una pregunta. Este welder o soldador Usted lo fabricó, lo inventó. Funciona con soldadura de punto o es soldadura de arco?, Yo estoy suscrito a su canal.
You didn't weld the bearings solid so the crank and gearing does nothing. And you can see the shafts aren't turning at all, you just push the metal around.
The bearings are always going to spin. They are bearings haha. I guess it was future proofed so he could add other wheels one day? I don't know kinda weird
You are using bearings for your forms, so why do you need the rods they are mounted on to rotate too....? And what purpose do the gears serve...? Why don't you weld the bearings solid and then put a turn handle on one of the shafts to control your piece rather than push it around manually...? A lot of this project seems pointless...
It's about control of part the idea you have does work if doing repetitive parts but if doing bespoke panels slowness is key ...your way is used for more rolling metal edges both have there own uses but technically do the same job 😂
There not supposed to be bearings on the shafts, they should be fixed solid to it with a winding handle on the gear side to control the work piece and it moves through the rollers.. The gears in this video are pointless would work fine if the shafts were just welded to the frame
After reading lots of the comments its obvious he does not know what the gears should do as his usual answer is it makes the system more balanced. Usually there are solid dies fixed to the shafts, not bearings, and there is some means of turning one shaft to power the dies across the sheet metal.
Досмотрел до конца видео, так и не понял зачем самоделке шестеренки? Так как если крутить за валы, то заготовка будет оставаться на месте, за счёт того что подшипники будут проворачиваться.
i don't fully understand this entire build. Since the bearings are doing all the work and turning the cogs would have no effect on the bearings, what exactly does the gears do?
I'm sorry but I think you may have misunderstood...the shafts DO turn. The gears are to keep the long shafts level and are to aid in smooth and consistent pressure, while allowing for a large gap to produce larger pieces.
@@KwandoTechnic Kwando Technic hey bro.., it was not meant as a criticism. you got nothing to apologize for. your welding and fabrication skills are top notch, not to mention the creativity and imagination that was required to make the bender. I was just curious because if you had a hand crank on it, and someone else turning the crank, you could do some really intricate work. and if you made several benders all with different sized rollers, you could do all kinds of cool stuff. keep on creating Bro.
I used a windsheild wiper motor. A homemade petal for forward and reverce makes it fun to work. Thanks as always for an educational video. Gods blessings.
Nice ideas!
Hola
good little project,
well in 30 years of welding I have neve seen a Jabbing Tig welder :)
Thank you!
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I think when u shared the secret of how to make groves or Bend than one must use their brain rather than asking for dimensions, thanks for sharing the trick or idea.❤️❤️❤️❤️
God bless
Thank you so much! Please see dimensions in video help me. Regards!
I like it very much. Well done and nice tool. I am also quite impressed by the precision with how you use that tool at the end of the video.
Yes, thank you so much!
very educational and very easy to make this tool by this technique. many many thanks to guide through this video, it may be much beneficial to several persons concerned with this job. thankyou very much sir ❤❤❤
Excelente tutorial y muy efectivo. Muchas gracias maestros
You are welcome!
Wow super love and support from South India
Welcome and thank you!
This act should be continue so that technical will be motivated thank u
Thank you so much!
very nice idea it's cool Thnks for sharing this video.
You are welcome!
Jesus, you're precision in the last minute was incredible. Kudos to you, you sheet metal van Gogh
Haha, thank you so much!
Оригинально и просто! 👍👋 Original and sample!
Thank you!
Уёбищно и не функционально.
Молодец уважаю людей которые своими руками делают полезные приспособления👌😊
Thank you so much!
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Сделано говно, которое может восхитить только предельно тупых.
Me encantó la explicación,bien claro.felicitaciones..me lo voy a tratar de copiar
After over fifty three years as a Plater welder and most of that as a coded welder, I have to ask: Where the hell have these people learned to weld? Idea's are brilliant but the welding technique leaves me in shock!!
Yes !! As a woman I was thinking that is the coolest welding tool I have ever seen. I think that I could even use it.
I see guys on TH-cam weld with sandals, no gloves or wrong type of gloves, in shorts, and say, gee! They must have tuff skin or are impervious to burns.
It’s like they don’t know what a weld bead is…
Absolut TOP Work !!!! Thank you for showing 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Muy buen equipo y un fino detalle para la herreria
Thank you so much!
I think the pressure needs to be even out on the surfaces. What an amazing video🇮🇳 love from india
Thank you so much!
@@KwandoTechnic keep us posted
Thank you for your video. I've wanted a bead roller for some time but can't justify the $3 or 4 hundred dollars for something that will spend most of it's time on a shelf. If the round stock was sized correctly you could add bead roller dies later and buy the louver dies. I think I would add a crank to feed the work though.
Many thanks for your opinion!
I’ve thought about cutting a barbell in half - you find them at the tip or garage sales, good steel that wont bend & has raised part to stop weights from moving.
Buen trabajo muy bonito Saludos desde Nicaragua Johnny Guardado
Thank you so much!
Hi. First of all, congratulations on a very nice job. I would like to make the structure myself maybe you could give the dimensions?
Please see dimensions detail in video help me. Thank you so much!
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Very very best job LOVE your style of work 👍👌👍
Thank you so much, bro!
may i help you
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Ilmunya sangat bermanfaat ohm 🙏terima kasih ya ohmm 🙏salam kenal ohm 🙏🙏
Thank bro so much!
Really great work you guys show's how fun welding can be great work keep it up
Thank you so much!
@@KwandoTechnic do you make some for sale?
Outstanding, innovative and very efficient! Subscribed.
Thank you so much!
@@KwandoTechnic .
More popularly known as sheet groove maker, usually used in aluminium sheets (of up to 1mm thickness) for cladding pipelines of extreme temperatures. Great job there kwando. Should've made it a bit more awesome if you added a manual driving mechanism at the end of one of the shafts (where the gears are) for easy feeding in of your sheets instead of pushing them in hard, as well as adding up the U-shaped die (or bearing) aside from that L shaped one you got.
Many thank for your suggestions!
Drill and tap a shaft on each side that the handle can screw into
exactly. too hard to push. put a crank on the gear end. but it's not a bad idea, just... not many people have dog gears lying around the house) maybe you don't need them, or half of this tool. just a roller bearing, protruding from the bottom, and a cranked shaft at the top, with a welded bearing on the end. Roller bearing spins as you crank the welded bearing around. less work to build. less weight. no need for gears.
You mean bead roller
@@DC-te1gw that's kinda how the ones from the 70s were
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Many thanks for your opinion. I tried provide my measurements to everyone.
Nice job Sir
Many thanks!
Parabéns ficou top.👏
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Kkuiii
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Nice fab. Whats the limit? Lookd like u ran 22G aluminum. Can it do steel and down to 18G
I only test it on steel.
@@KwandoTechnic kool, what size gauge did u run, and have u tried other thicknesses?
HI BRO THANKS 4 SHARING YOUR VIDEO IT IS AMAZIN AND EASY TO MAKE IT SALUDOS from oaxaca mexico
You are welcome!
@@KwandoTechnic ggg
Siempre me he preguntado que tipo de máquina de soldar es la que usas para tus proyectos??? Saludos desde Ecuador
You can refer it at here: bit.ly/30T55h0
So could you tell us again, what purpose those gears/sprockets in the other end serve, when you are using roller bearings?
It kept system more balance.
@@KwandoTechnic oh ok, I was wondering.
Amazing brother...👍👍
Thanks!
Okay, the metalwork was great, but first of all, to get any strength to thick metal you need to run continuous bead and crank up the welder. You have almost zero penetration, so the welds are prone to cracking. Second of all, why add any gears, when you can't use them? You should have welded the bearings stuck and added crank to the other side. So much unleashed potential in this project
I initially thought you were hating on this guy but it’s hard to argue with your observations and suggestions. You’re right about his welds. A crank would make it less likely to accidentally twist the metal while pushing it through the bearings. It would definitely make the process easier while adding a level of control. Nonetheless, I’m very impressed with his build. Thanks for sharing!
Perhaps those are for an eventual planned upgrade, though it has to be said that they either need to be keyed or shrink fit on the shafts to actually be feasible.
That being said, I do need (and will probably make) this thing for clamp weld patch making for automotive sheet metal bodywork, and it is better than nothing, but of course it can and will be done better.
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Nice,, how heavy gauge metal can you roll? In mild steel
Yes, bro.
I do really appreciate your job. Keep it up. By the way, what' is d description of your solder weld. I love that. Is that expensive?
My welder is cheap and small. You can refer my welder at here: bit.ly/30T55h0
It is a TIG welder with cheap steel filler wire. Looks funny speed up in the video.
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Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in fabrication. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
Phenomenal!! 👍👍
Thanks!
¿ y los engranes que funcion hacen ? Si los que giran son los baleros.
Sangat istimewa pembuatan penuh dngn ketekunan 😊
Thanks!
I have done a lot of sheet metal work but not with this type roller. Do you have dimensioned drawing that I can get from you?
Sorry sir, I don't have dimension to send you. Please see detail in video, I showed all of dimension in video. Sorry about this inconvenience!
Not bad...I made my own too along with a half dozen different roller dies...as well as a large support plate. it has a 2 foot throat and is made of box tube. Cost me about 150 bucks in materials
Too expensive. I made it less than 70$.
@@KwandoTechnic No, not really....I had to buy the 3 inch bar stock to make the dies.....so that is where a very large amount of the money went. 3 inch 1020 bar ain't cheap....if you want to buy new.
Muito bom 👏👏👏 Frizzo perfeito. Parabéns legal massa 👍
É mesmo!
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Saludos, excelente trabajo. Que espesor o calibre es esa lámina o chapa?. Gracias
2mm, bro!
@@KwandoTechnic okey perfecto, gracias. Éxitos!!
Amazing work, as always!! That final peace you make is beautiful!!! I think im gonna try to put one together. Thanks for you videos!!! Keep it coming!!!!
Thank you so much!
How could you tell with all those video links covering the end result???
@@calysagora3615 It really is anoying you cant see the finished peace longer, but as he was about to finish It you cant see It. If you wanna see It more Just hit the pause. I did, It Works!!!!
Great work is the plain sheet alluminium or steel
Steel, bro!
I was wondering what the gears were for. I was assuming that you were using the outer race of the bearings for the bead profile and were going to weld the bearings solid. But I understand now, the gears are counterbalance.
Thanks!
Amigo estou impressionado com esse projeto, gostaria de saber a medida dos rolamentos, das engrenagens e de onde elas foram tiradas e ela consegue frisar chapa até qual grossura?
thickness is 2mm bro.
Está muy bueno su invento Socio, le FELICITO. Siga adelante, le tengo una pregunta. Este welder o soldador Usted lo fabricó, lo inventó. Funciona con soldadura de punto o es soldadura de arco?, Yo estoy suscrito a su canal.
Thank you so much! You can see my welder and order at here: bit.ly/30T55h0
Kkk ele é genial mas acho que não conseguiria .
Es soldadura TIG
Great job 👍 guys
Thanks!
I've never seen a TIG torch used like this...
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Very cool...thank you for sharing this with us...
You are welcome!
You didn't weld the bearings solid so the crank and gearing does nothing. And you can see the shafts aren't turning at all, you just push the metal around.
The bearings are always going to spin. They are bearings haha. I guess it was future proofed so he could add other wheels one day? I don't know kinda weird
Very good. You can also modify with the gear and put a handle
In which you can turn it Like in the bead roller.
Many thanks for your suggestions!
Muito bom gostei 👏👏👏👏
Gas to diesel:-)
muy muy muy buen video gracias saludos desde buenos aires
Thank you so much!
did i miss something? if the bearings are rolling whats with the gears on the other end of the shaft?
Que bien me gusta ver como elabora está herramientas felicitaciones a quien elabora estos trabajos Que Dios los Bendiga
Thank you so much! Please keep support me!
what is the cutting disc you are using and brand of discwhat is the cutting disc you are using and brand of disc
Good Job Bro..Hilario linglingen here in Philippines
Thank you!
You are using bearings for your forms, so why do you need the rods they are mounted on to rotate too....? And what purpose do the gears serve...? Why don't you weld the bearings solid and then put a turn handle on one of the shafts to control your piece rather than push it around manually...? A lot of this project seems pointless...
Yo también me quedé pensando para que son los engranes si los baleros no los seguirán ?
@@m0parnut you said the same i thought
It's about control of part the idea you have does work if doing repetitive parts but if doing bespoke panels slowness is key ...your way is used for more rolling metal edges both have there own uses but technically do the same job 😂
Thought it would never happen, but finally saw an Angle grinder in action with its guard on.
Its all about those eyes!!!✌
Yeah really , that's good.
Hello i am a yelder and ai dont bot the guard on hhh lol
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Me pareció, o soldó sin argón? Lo único que me intriga!
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Exelente pero mi pregunta es que funcion cumple los engranes?
It helped system more balance.
Bom dia MESTRE, você é o cara... Genial.
Many thanks!
Is sheet se frame banaya ja sakta hai? Agar hai toh frame kounsa metal ka hona chahiye?
You can make it with metal has 4mm thickness.
Nice job
Thanks!
Nice idea 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Ottimo attrezzo, ancor meglio se fosse motorizzato. 👏👍
Отлично! Нужен ещё электропривод и сменные фасонные ролики. Удачи!
Thanks!
perfect , thanks for sharing with us.
Lo felicito amigo está muy buena,
Good job.. i am from indonesia
Thank you!
What's the purpose of gear??
It make system more balanced.
There not supposed to be bearings on the shafts, they should be fixed solid to it with a winding handle on the gear side to control the work piece and it moves through the rollers.. The gears in this video are pointless would work fine if the shafts were just welded to the frame
You didnt show the gear working on this video it mean some body was rotating the gear.
Not sure what purpose the gears are for if using bearings that move free at the rolling end ?
It made system more balance.
After reading lots of the comments its obvious he does not know what the gears should do as his usual answer is it makes the system more balanced. Usually there are solid dies fixed to the shafts, not bearings, and there is some means of turning one shaft to power the dies across the sheet metal.
Still I dont get it why he used gears on one side when another side has bearings?
The gear make system balanced.
@@KwandoTechnic каким образом шестерни балансируют систему, если валы, на которых они крепятся, не вращаются?
It is a Bead Bearing Roller. Very OLD school.
It's in books. You prolly don't know about them.
As demonstrated, the gears are doing nothing.
The gears are for balance..if it possible to install handle in the gear for easy movement..
TIG welding galvanized steel..... brute force and ignorance.... But it worked.. xD Nice job, Dude.. Greets from Germany.
Many thanks for your share. I known what I should do next times.
Досмотрел до конца видео, так и не понял зачем самоделке шестеренки? Так как если крутить за валы, то заготовка будет оставаться на месте, за счёт того что подшипники будут проворачиваться.
Что-бы не "проскакивало" и не "перекашивало".
Patch в смысле проскакивало если Валы в трубке проходят
Тоже не догоняю шестерни зачем
Thanks bro, u have to me a lot on ur channel, thanks.
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is good you pressing, new ideas for job....(no speak inglish)
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I use TIG welder. You can refer this one: bit.ly/3zRuNUY
i don't fully understand this entire build. Since the bearings are doing all the work and turning the cogs would have no effect on the bearings, what exactly does the gears do?
Awesome skill, thanks 💯❤️
Thank you!
It would be good to demonstrate what you are trying to create, otherwise the steps end up looking like witchcraft
Mis disculpas Kwando Technic, ya vi tu respuesta, gracias , muy amable, muy generoso, a seguir viendo tus videos.
Thank you!
Даёшь приспособу профлист катать)!
GOOD JOB
Thanks!
Olá
Que tipo é sua máquina de solda?
I use TIG welder as: bit.ly/30T55h0
Most useful device for design and construction works,
Impecable trabajo 👏
Thank you so much!
Top bela ferramenta e belo trabalho...top
Thank you so much!
So what’s the point in having drive gears when your shafts don’t even turn? I think you confused yourself.
I didnt think I'd be alone with that question. Shafts don"t turn just the outer bearing race?? Like he started down one path and ended on another.
exactly... i thought the same.
I'm sorry but I think you may have misunderstood...the shafts DO turn. The gears are to keep the long shafts level and are to aid in smooth and consistent pressure, while allowing for a large gap to produce larger pieces.
And there is the option to have it motorized in the future
Nice job....
Metal sheet gauge?
2 mm
Thank you🙂
Please learn TIG Welding!
very cool.
out of curiosity why didn't you put on a hand crank back near the gears?
Thank you for your feedback. I will improve my skill!
@@KwandoTechnic Kwando Technic hey bro.., it was not meant as a criticism.
you got nothing to apologize for. your welding and fabrication skills are top notch, not to mention the creativity and imagination that was required to make the bender.
I was just curious because if you had a hand crank on it, and someone else turning the crank, you could do some really intricate work. and if you made several benders all with different sized rollers, you could do all kinds of cool stuff.
keep on creating Bro.
Take enough pride in your work to sand the rust off a part before you weld it.
Many thank for your advise!
Dagdag ka alaman balak ko pa naman mag aral mga ganyan...salamat
You are welcome!