Hi rob you should take a day and make a diagram for wiring along without part numbers . May be some close up pics. And sell them for 20 25 per set I would buy set and I think others would to.
@@rdspeedfab hey Rob 👋 I just wanted to hook you up with 2 sites. 1 Jere Kirkpatrick check out his bead roller, he's able to slide top shaft up to 1inch and use washers as dies with spacers to make all kinds of beads with offsets ,though you could incorporate into your roller for more options in design. Gene Winfield asked him to make one for him and did awesome 👌. 2.on TH-cam: how to shrink and tucking fork jig tutorial. This is awesome for any fabricator to advance skills 👏 And easy to build. Hope you enjoy this as much as I. God bless 🙏.
Hi Great Job Making This. Can you show more on how you attached the motor and coupled the shafts together. What motor did you use ? Saw where you got from Harbor Fright. Was this the whole winch and you just took off the motor ? If you have the link for motor. Thanks
Hi Michael! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Please check the playlist on my main YT page. I have videos on everything. Let me know if you have any more questions!
just found your channel and subscribed. Very interesting implementation. I likely have no idea what I'm talking about, but I wouldn't think in the long run that the 12V PS would like being cycled like that with the foot switch? Is there a delay between actuating the footswitch and starting the motion? Time now to check out your other content
Yeah there is a little bit of a delay and a soft start. I attribute it to the full power down of the power supply. Thanks for the sub! Hope you enjoy the content.
So you have three wires coming from the wall. You just need to interupt one of the legs (power or neutral) with the foot switch. The other leg and the ground can go straight to the power supply.
Hi rob you should take a day and make a diagram for wiring along without part numbers . May be some close up pics. And sell them for 20 25 per set I would buy set and I think others would to.
Thank you for the idea! Perhaps that's something I will consider in the future. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Most definitely the best explanation of this I have seen great job!!
Thank you! I tried to explain it as simple as I could. Mostly because I’m a simple guy! lol
@@rdspeedfab seems like you’re a couple steps ahead of me on the same journey. Subscribed 🤙
@jamesestes1021 awesome. Been using it for several years now, trouble free!
This is the best setup I've seen so far 👏 awesome
Thanks so much! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
@@rdspeedfab hey Rob 👋 I just wanted to hook you up with 2 sites. 1 Jere Kirkpatrick check out his bead roller, he's able to slide top shaft up to 1inch and use washers as dies with spacers to make all kinds of beads with offsets ,though you could incorporate into your roller for more options in design. Gene Winfield asked him to make one for him and did awesome 👌.
2.on TH-cam: how to shrink and tucking fork jig tutorial.
This is awesome for any fabricator to advance skills 👏
And easy to build. Hope you enjoy this as much as I.
God bless 🙏.
Excellent job. Helps lots.
If you have any questions please let me know. I’m happy to help! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Really appreciated
Hi Great Job Making This. Can you show more on how you attached the motor and coupled the shafts together. What motor did you use ? Saw where you got from Harbor Fright. Was this the whole winch and you just took off the motor ? If you have the link for motor. Thanks
Hi Michael! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Please check the playlist on my main YT page. I have videos on everything. Let me know if you have any more questions!
Parts numbers please… This is the best how to video I’ve seen but would love to have the parts information…
Check all the videos in the playlist. One of them has links. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
thanks for the info
@@danbellemore457 you bet!
just found your channel and subscribed. Very interesting implementation. I likely have no idea what I'm talking about, but I wouldn't think in the long run that the 12V PS would like being cycled like that with the foot switch? Is there a delay between actuating the footswitch and starting the motion? Time now to check out your other content
Yeah there is a little bit of a delay and a soft start. I attribute it to the full power down of the power supply. Thanks for the sub! Hope you enjoy the content.
@@rdspeedfab Couldn't you put the pedal in-between the power supply and the motor so the PS can stay on and only the motor is switched on and off?
@@VtwinGuy5 yes absolutely! I may try that and see how it works
power from the wall to foot switch red to power supply where is the other wire go off the foot switch.
So you have three wires coming from the wall. You just need to interupt one of the legs (power or neutral) with the foot switch. The other leg and the ground can go straight to the power supply.
NOT much help without parts numbers and or brand names
Hi Michael. I have a series of videos on the bead roller. One of them has all the karts listed in the description. Thanks for watching.