Bead Roller Forming Dies for the 24" Motorized Bead Roller - Explanation of EVERY Die - Eastwood
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video Matt goes over how to use the Bead Roller Forming Dies for the Motorized Bead Roller!
BUY Forming Dies: www.eastwood.c...
Motorized Bead Roller: www.eastwood.c...
This kit includes an additional 10 dies to use with any bead roller with a 3/4" turned end shaft.
THE EASTWOOD MOTORIZED BEAD ROLLER FORMING DIES FEATURE:
Create offset flanges, contours, deep channels, and style lines
Use with any 3/4" shaft bead roller
Manufactured of CR12 steel with a Rockwell hardness of 35 HRC
With these additional dies on your bead roller you can create offset flanges, contours, deep channels, and style lines. This kit also includes a polyurethane lower “skate board” wheel, which can be used with a variety of upper dies. The dies included in this kit are inside and outside offset dies, 3/8 and 1/2 inch tipping dies, round and knife edge tipping dies, 180 degree lower die, lower edge forming die and a lower forming die. All are made of CR12 steel with a Rockwell hardness of 35 HRC.
(1) Polyurethane Lower Wheel (A)
(1) 180 Degree Lower Die (B)
(1) Inside Offset Die (C)
(1) Outside Offset Die (D)
(1) Knife Edge Tipping Die (E)
(1) Lower Edge Forming Die (F)
(1) 3/8” Tipping Die (G)
(1) 1/2” Tipping Die (H)
(1) Round Tipping Die (I)
(1) Lower Forming Die (J)
(2) 1.375” O.D. x 1.025” I.D. Shaft Adapter Sleeves (K)
(10) M8-1 x 10mm Set Screws
• Material = CR12
• Hardness = 30-40 HRC
• Will fit Bead Rollers with 3/4” shafts and 2-3/4” shaft spacing
For more information on Eastwood products visit www.eastwood.com or stay connected with the team via:
Facebook - / eastwoodcompany
Instagram - / eastwoodco
Blog - www.eastwood.co...
Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you're restoring a car, truck or motorcycle - from welders to paint and everything in between.
Shout out to Matt @IronTrapGarage. This old video is still helping folks. I bought that set of dies when I purchased my Eastwool bead roller and am going to be using the round tipping die for the first time on a floorboard patch. Now I'm glad I bought them when I did.
Also just received Eastwood’s dimple die set for floorboard mountain bolts on a 66 Ford F-350 plus a new Shrinker stretcher, whenever the company I work for needs tool I have them go to Eastwood. Mainly because I follow your website. Iron Trap Garage.
Great presentation, Matt. Only thing missing was a straight on profile (end) view of shapes.
Good call! Next Time!
A bead roller is a must in a shop !
Couldn't agree more!
I have one of these bead rollers at work, and the complete die kit. My biggest complaint is, the foot pedal must have been made for small feet, not a size 11 and steel toe boot at that. The pedal is all over the floor and my foot barely catches the edge of the pedal. But I deal with it LOL
Nice product demo. I also want to note the price of these are a very respectable price. You'll be getting a order from me here someday in the not so distant future.
Glad to hear!
Great demo! Gave me a bunch of ideas on what to try.
Glad it was helpful!
i want to bend the edge of square round steel tank. the corner round shape is 35 mm reduce so how to make it?
Nice video Matt. I have the 8" manual bead roller with the forming die set. You've given me some great ideas to forming replacement panels to replace some rusted panels on our minivan.
Thanks what we like to hear!
Algo en español sería fantástico Exitos saludos desde Duitama Colombia
Great demo!!!!! Eastwood makes great tools at a affordable price.
Buenas donde se consigue esta maquina gracias
Hey. nice video. question is there dies to form the profiles to the load bed to a VW T3 Single Cab year 1982. I can`t order the original parts for my car. I've seen some dies on the channel from Bad Chad, where he is forming the floor panel to a Buick with the same profile as I need. .Greetings:HCS
Why not put the forming die kit in a plastic case instead of a cardboard box?
Brilliant he’s so good and so well explained love him he’s cool larrysullivan in London x
Were can I get the full dimensions
Are those 3/4” to 22mm shaft sleeves?
I’m noticing the end of the runs seem to go crooked. Is this a fault of the roller with certain dies ?
I don't think so. I believe it's just because Matt is going quickly enough to get something to demonstrate and carry on to the next set of dies to show.
I don't have Eastwood's dies and I can make this happen if I rush or don't plan. Also... pre-stretching with an English Wheel helps with less deformation of the metal. If you don't know what I mean take a few minutes searching the net for "pre-stretch metal with english wheel before bead rolling" .
Excellent explanation & examples. Thank you.
You are welcome!
What is the inside diameter for the sleeves?
That stone wall is awesome
His garage is AWESOME!
How much that machine?
Nice demo Matt!
Not more China shit
Thanks Matt!
Thank you, so informative!
Surprised to see Matt..
how wide are the dies. 2 1/2 or 3"
all the specs for the dies are available here: www.eastwood.com/eastwood-motorized-bead-roller-forming-dies.html
Very nice work 👍
Great tech tips👍👍🇨🇱
......я согласен со многим о чём идёт речь в видео , но можно ли не закрывать инструмент заготовкой металла ...... а так всё супер .
Me encantaría que sea traducido al español
Harbor freight got good one too good price
Oh Boy, a new word (for me)! Joggle.
Joggle joggle
Praise for Matcheen cont no
My hole life in construction never ever grub screw ! Set Screw . What are you a communist or something?🤔😁
Eastwood needs to stay with hammers and other hand tools. The more complicated the tooling the dumber you get
Please stop saying basically
How about literally, can he just change the word up a bit?