Hey Neil Only just came across this on the channel today. Your height adjustment is exactly what I need for the rebuild of my drum sander. Right now I adjust the bed up and down, much easier to adjust the roller. Thanks for the idea and the inspirational channel. David
Thank you. I was searching for making a roller to make flakes with medium dough. I was thinking of two rollers and you have showed with a single roller. Thank you for the beautiful idea.
PVC was a great idea. Could be applied to drum sanders and other tools that need true straight drum rollers. Really enjoying your channel. Thanks for posting friend!!!
I'm watching your videos back to back and loving every minute. Thank you for sharing the amazing things you make, and taking the time to make the videos so entertaining to watch. You are my new Jimmy Diresta. :)
I wanna see if I can use this technique to make a machine that will die cut, emboss and print! I am very hopeful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. May Allah reward you for your your generosity.
Seems as though the original could have used a thicker bar at the center, too, so it wouldn't have deflected as much. It's probably doing it less, but still doing it.
Thanks! I think I got the idea from a video I saw long ago - really not sure where (something similar at least). I couldn't say whether it would work for block printing, but maybe though!
Hi! It’s awesome :) And really good solution. Where can I buy the plans for making one myself? :) I search for them in your website and didn’t find them :(
Отлично! Если я правильно понимаю, это приспособление для изготовления керамической плитки. Можете снять весь процесс, от замеса глины до обжига? ... В любом случае, спасибо за ваши видео и мотивацию к работе руками.
There is no way it will break again. The mass of the plywood roller fits that snuggly there is nowhere for the pipe to flex. For the pipe to break it needs to be able to bend to a certain point - which now it can't. ;)
I also saw that a maker used a PVC pipe and filled it up with quick-dry cement to make it strong. This is what I wanna do too because this is easier for me.
i think if you used a thicker shaft you might not of had such a deflection in the drum. other than that it is a great job! Keep doing what you are doing, its GREAT!!
Thank you William! Although a thicker shaft would've helped I believe it would still flex unless I went with something substantially thick. I think this solution worked out well in the end - I just didn't realise quite how much pressure went on to the middle of the roller when I built it. :)
Hey Neil
Only just came across this on the channel today. Your height adjustment is exactly what I need for the rebuild of my drum sander. Right now I adjust the bed up and down, much easier to adjust the roller. Thanks for the idea and the inspirational channel.
David
Thank you. I was searching for making a roller to make flakes with medium dough. I was thinking of two rollers and you have showed with a single roller. Thank you for the beautiful idea.
Ahh PVC, how I so love you. Great little update, especially since watching the first one. Good job Neil.
Thanks Rob! :)
PVC was a great idea. Could be applied to drum sanders and other tools that need true straight drum rollers. Really enjoying your channel. Thanks for posting friend!!!
Problem solved. Brilliant work Neil and a great video mate 👍🏼👍🏼
Perhaps filling it with concrete plus rebar and glass fibres in the mix, for new builds, would also work fine
Hi from Argentina... It is a wonderfull idea to roll puff pastry!
Not a fail, only a chance to play that song again. Well done!
I'm watching your videos back to back and loving every minute. Thank you for sharing the amazing things you make, and taking the time to make the videos so entertaining to watch. You are my new Jimmy Diresta. :)
Thank you very much Bernhard! High praise indeed! ;)
Looks like a good fix!
This is just brilliant.
Excellent solution. Looks good to.
your videos are amazing! congrats!
Thank you for sharing! Great video, I learned a lot.
I wanna see if I can use this technique to make a machine that will die cut, emboss and print! I am very hopeful!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. May Allah reward you for your your generosity.
i think this is a great idea for pizza doughs and breads and some savory
Wow that router jig is super clever!
Thank you! :) I saw something similar a few years ago - I really don't remember where but I logged it in the grey matter.
Great! Thanks for sharing!
Much better 👍
Seems as though the original could have used a thicker bar at the center, too, so it wouldn't have deflected as much. It's probably doing it less, but still doing it.
好厲害
家裡的壓麵機是上進下出式
我也想要一台平坦式的壓麵糰機
看過影片比較有概念了
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Very clever way of making a roller. I wonder if it could be used for intaglio or block printing.
Thanks! I think I got the idea from a video I saw long ago - really not sure where (something similar at least). I couldn't say whether it would work for block printing, but maybe though!
I'm thinking the same thing.
Me to!
Gracias Amigo excelente video.
thanks a lot men!
Brilliant!
Thanks for sharing !
Hi! It’s awesome :)
And really good solution.
Where can I buy the plans for making one myself? :)
I search for them in your website and didn’t find them :(
If it comes back again try 10 GA. aluminum pipe over a ply-stack core. Great design!
Would you be willing to share the design plans? I'd love to make one as a dough sheeter.
You could roll bread dough into a pizza!
Excellent video BTW.
Thank you Paul! Pizza dough with bits of clay on it - yum! ;)
Pask Makes ha ha! I look forward to more of your videos!
Yes, it is the perfect dough roller.
I didn't find the plans of the slab roller on your web site. Aren't you buying?
Отлично!
Если я правильно понимаю, это приспособление для изготовления керамической плитки.
Можете снять весь процесс, от замеса глины до обжига?
... В любом случае, спасибо за ваши видео и мотивацию к работе руками.
Спасибо! Yes I believe that is what it is for - making tiles. I don't have any experience in clay I just built the machine.
Do you have a plan for this on your website
Why not fill the pvc with concrete or reinforced concrete? it will hold the shape better than a wood core and much easier to make
so you reckon that pvc pipe will stop it from breaking again ? i kinda don't, try an iron pipe next time it fails
There is no way it will break again. The mass of the plywood roller fits that snuggly there is nowhere for the pipe to flex. For the pipe to break it needs to be able to bend to a certain point - which now it can't. ;)
I also saw that a maker used a PVC pipe and filled it up with quick-dry cement to make it strong. This is what I wanna do too because this is easier for me.
Thank you.
No worries Robert! :)
Do you sell these? I would be interested
Bonjours c’est possible d’avoir les dimensions ? Merci
do you have a materials list and diagrams with dimensions?
i think if you used a thicker shaft you might not of had such a deflection in the drum. other than that it is a great job! Keep doing what you are doing, its GREAT!!
Thank you William! Although a thicker shaft would've helped I believe it would still flex unless I went with something substantially thick. I think this solution worked out well in the end - I just didn't realise quite how much pressure went on to the middle of the roller when I built it. :)
What do you use the clay slabs for? Maybe it's in a video I haven't seen yet.
The Slab roller was built for someone else, I don't work with clay myself! I believe the main thing they use it for is making tiles. :)
I have a feeling that concrete filled pvc pipe would have been an option too
Need so a contraption to roll nd laminate pastry dough.... Same concept i think 🤔
yeah - i should have waited to the end of this video to understand. sorry. no need to answer my Q from before
Why not use a metal pipe?
That should be a permanent fix. If not, then probably thick wall pipe is the next step.
your design can be used as a dough sheeter
Muito bom !!!
Obrigado!
Sir, could you make me one of that for purchase thanks
An axis of larger diameter would have prevented the break. Good job
Thanks for the input but a larger axle would've helped but wouldn't have solved the problem - unless the axle was very substantial. :)
а что сразу не взять трубу металлическую круглую от того же стола
How is the modified version holding up?
I only got feedback the other day and it's going great! :)
Very good job but a rolling pin can do that too
Why not just use a smaller diameter and fill it with concrete?
why would you call this and other works 'CLAY SLAB" - no clay in it> - please explain i am not familiar with this term
Olá me venda a planta
Yaaaaa....o sea hay que tener un taller para modificarlo.....
Poco práctica
Looks like a good fix!