I've got a yellow IC belt and a dual plated winged eagle. The curve on both is ok to me, but not great. I really want to try to get a better curve on both.
Are they 2 mm or 4 mm? Honestly if they are bootlegs I wouldn't test it. There's a better chance of cracking the plate. If they are figs 2mm or wwe 4mm (carefully!) give it a shot!
The intercontinental will be easier to do. I did mine over the arm of the couch being careful to place the curve at each end equally so it doesn't fold but it curves
@@ApexVipah1 gotcha. Ok. Thanks for the replies. I may give one or both of them a shot sooner or later. I have both mounted on the wall next to each other. So I'm gonna curve one, I gotta curve the other so they match (my mild OCD lol)
Sounds good my friend! The winged eagle will be harder to curve just because it's a smaller plate. Do you have the one with the sidebars attached? If so be careful
Hey man I’m trying to curve my wwe shop big eagle 4mm belt. I keep doing a little bit a day over the arm of the couch like you are doing. I think I’ve got a very slight curve so far but not enough. I’m being very very careful with trying not to apply too much pressure pressing down on the plate but maybe I need to apply more pressure. Do you have any tips or advice? Should I just keep playing it safe and do a little a day? How durable do you think that 4mm big eagle is? I just don’t want it to snap as I’m pressing on it.
Let me ask another question how difficult do you thinknit would be or the risk of drilling out the holes on the side plates and making them front screwing?? Seems like an easy thing but iffy
That's something I haven't ventured into yet lol. If it were me I would probably do it and countersink the holes at the front so the screws can be kind of flush with the top of the plates. That's just my opinion. I'm not too huge on actually cutting into plates to be honest with you lol
@@ApexVipah1 update i have successfully curved my 13 scratch logo belt, and your basic grill with 2 straps is a FANTASTIC way to get the perfect curve with less risk.
I completely understand my friend. If you're too nervous don't give it a shot yourself cause it IS a risk. The more solid 4 mils (ic title) are a bit easier to curve but but the spaces in between the w's give risk. There are always options for getting your plates curved by those who do stone work if you'vegot the money and patience to s3nd the belt away. It's just a decision if you want to do-it-yourself or have somebody else do it. I'm not sure what they're policies are if they break plates tho... I've only seen vids of successful curving lol
Set in the middle of a couch cushion and gently push on the top and bottom of the top side of the center plate (preferably ON the strap). It's easier on the 2 mm like I said but you can try on a 4... Best of luck!
Some of the earlier versions WWE released had side plate spots and screws instead of grommits for that title. Essentially they made it as a replica just with plastic plates and i happened to find one
@@ApexVipah1 the current commemorative belts have screws. The wwe, universal, raw womens etc. side plates are all 1 piece. Does the old big scratch logo still have removable side plates?
@@KendallStands As far as I'm aware it's just a very limited run of 1 or 2 versions of the commemorative scratch logo specifically. None of the current commemoratives have removable side plates. The only way you can do it is by modifying them now
I've got a yellow IC belt and a dual plated winged eagle. The curve on both is ok to me, but not great. I really want to try to get a better curve on both.
Are they 2 mm or 4 mm? Honestly if they are bootlegs I wouldn't test it. There's a better chance of cracking the plate. If they are figs 2mm or wwe 4mm (carefully!) give it a shot!
@@ApexVipah1 they're both 4mm from the WWE Shop.
The intercontinental will be easier to do. I did mine over the arm of the couch being careful to place the curve at each end equally so it doesn't fold but it curves
@@ApexVipah1 gotcha. Ok. Thanks for the replies. I may give one or both of them a shot sooner or later. I have both mounted on the wall next to each other. So I'm gonna curve one, I gotta curve the other so they match (my mild OCD lol)
Sounds good my friend! The winged eagle will be harder to curve just because it's a smaller plate. Do you have the one with the sidebars attached? If so be careful
Hey man I’m trying to curve my wwe shop big eagle 4mm belt. I keep doing a little bit a day over the arm of the couch like you are doing. I think I’ve got a very slight curve so far but not enough. I’m being very very careful with trying not to apply too much pressure pressing down on the plate but maybe I need to apply more pressure. Do you have any tips or advice? Should I just keep playing it safe and do a little a day? How durable do you think that 4mm big eagle is? I just don’t want it to snap as I’m pressing on it.
@@Jboy19881 oh man I recently did the exact same thing and have a great curve in it now
Let me ask another question how difficult do you thinknit would be or the risk of drilling out the holes on the side plates and making them front screwing?? Seems like an easy thing but iffy
That's something I haven't ventured into yet lol. If it were me I would probably do it and countersink the holes at the front so the screws can be kind of flush with the top of the plates. That's just my opinion. I'm not too huge on actually cutting into plates to be honest with you lol
@@ApexVipah1 update i have successfully curved my 13 scratch logo belt, and your basic grill with 2 straps is a FANTASTIC way to get the perfect curve with less risk.
@@ApexVipah1 update i just Modifying my disc to screw from the front they are now front facing removing screws, looks fantastic!
Is it possible to curve commemorative belts ?
It's possible but plastic is too malleable and breakable for my bravery lol
Plastic is a lot weaker than metal, so while it could work, it’s highly recommended not to try
I have the smoking skull belt the Ic title Universal and attitude era
Nice!
Can you do it to the big gold belt any millimeter version?
I’d be more careful with the 4 mm and how many times you bend the 2 mm but yeah
2mm should be fine yeah but I'd be careful with 4 dude
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How risky is it tho…. Just orderd the scratch logo and wanna curve it but also dont want it to snap in half….
I completely understand my friend. If you're too nervous don't give it a shot yourself cause it IS a risk. The more solid 4 mils (ic title) are a bit easier to curve but but the spaces in between the w's give risk. There are always options for getting your plates curved by those who do stone work if you'vegot the money and patience to s3nd the belt away. It's just a decision if you want to do-it-yourself or have somebody else do it. I'm not sure what they're policies are if they break plates tho... I've only seen vids of successful curving lol
@@ApexVipah1 do you have any recommendations on videos to watch of the actual curving to see how and where to put pressure?
Any advice on how to straighten one a tad ?
Set in the middle of a couch cushion and gently push on the top and bottom of the top side of the center plate (preferably ON the strap). It's easier on the 2 mm like I said but you can try on a 4... Best of luck!
@@ApexVipah1 thank you much, i will definitely give it a try!
1:15 how is it a commemorative if it has side plates?
Some of the earlier versions WWE released had side plate spots and screws instead of grommits for that title. Essentially they made it as a replica just with plastic plates and i happened to find one
@@ApexVipah1 the current commemorative belts have screws. The wwe, universal, raw womens etc. side plates are all 1 piece. Does the old big scratch logo still have removable side plates?
@@KendallStands As far as I'm aware it's just a very limited run of 1 or 2 versions of the commemorative scratch logo specifically. None of the current commemoratives have removable side plates. The only way you can do it is by modifying them now
I want to curve my WCW 4mm but worried I would crack it.
It is definitely a risk that takes guts.If you're not confident I'd suggest finding a friend that is. Good luck!
@@ApexVipah1 I was able to put a slight curve. Happy with the result!
@@thashoeboy good work !