Exactly the video I have been looking for I am at the start or a similar building based on lazze’s. My Bead roller I have been planning to build for years but never got around to it till now. Thanks for the information
I really like your setup with the reverse. Always liked Lazze's machines just not in my budget price right now. I'd like a bigger one like you have one day but for now I have a small one with a window motor bolted to it.
Hey whatever gets the job done this one is identical to Lazze’s and I built it for around $1500 and another $1000 in dies purchased from Lazze it’s a great design credit to him
Love this. I've been wanting to build a Lazze style bead roller for yrs. I probably won't because of the machining needed but I still like to dream. Lol
Great build on this bead roller, you have alot of talent. Question, can you adjust the speed by pressing down on the Clipper foot pedals or are the foot pedals just a on/off forward reverse? I know you can adjust the speed via the VHD. THANKS
I'm having a hard time finding 2" spur gears but have no problem finding 1.5 inch spur gears. Do you see any issues with 2 - 1.5's or 2-1inch spur gears together (as long as everything is lined up when fixing them together?
It will not work with Lazze’s dies the gears need to be the same diameter as the dies so the run parallel And with the 2” gears gives you the correct spacing between the tubes for a 3/4” gap
You could just use 2, 3/4” wide gears without a collar on the top shaft. That would give you full tooth engagement when you move the upper shaft in or out.
The collars are for the encapsulating of the bushing not the gears so the top shaft can move on the outside of the frame via handles but also stay true and inline
Great video very informative! Can I ask please what drive gears you used please ( how many teeth, if I could ask if the gears had any part numbers on them, I have just started building my roller similar style and bough a pair of Gears but think they are to course pitch or not enough teeth Thanks in advance Dave
Sorry I didn’t explain well enough. I don’t mean 2” diameter. I meant across the gear so when you adjust it and “slide” across the gear it will allow for more of a contact area like you explained.
I’m sorry wrong video the bead roller about $3000 if you buy surplus motor ect and machine your self I paid my machinist $30 hr and I’m right around $2200
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Thanks for the video - Interesting to know how the machine is constructed
Not a problem hoping this helps some people that are driven to make their own
Exactly the video I have been looking for I am at the start or a similar building based on lazze’s. My Bead roller I have been planning to build for years but never got around to it till now. Thanks for the information
Glad I can help
@@Iconicmetalworks Do you have a part number or link to the swivel head nut?
? Swivel head nut where
Like I have said before you are an awesome and talented craftsman.
Thank you
I really like your setup with the reverse. Always liked Lazze's machines just not in my budget price right now. I'd like a bigger one like you have one day but for now I have a small one with a window motor bolted to it.
Hey whatever gets the job done this one is identical to Lazze’s and I built it for around $1500 and another $1000 in dies purchased from Lazze it’s a great design credit to him
Love this. I've been wanting to build a Lazze style bead roller for yrs. I probably won't because of the machining needed but I still like to dream. Lol
Great build on this bead roller, you have alot of talent. Question, can you adjust the speed by pressing down on the Clipper foot pedals or are the foot pedals just a on/off forward reverse? I know you can adjust the speed via the VHD. THANKS
No just on off forwards and reverse on the pedals
I'm having a hard time finding 2" spur gears but have no problem finding 1.5 inch spur gears. Do you see any issues with 2 - 1.5's or 2-1inch spur gears together (as long as everything is lined up when fixing them together?
It will not work with Lazze’s dies the gears need to be the same diameter as the dies so the run parallel And with the 2” gears gives you the correct spacing between the tubes for a 3/4” gap
You could just use 2, 3/4” wide gears without a collar on the top shaft. That would give you full tooth engagement when you move the upper shaft in or out.
The collars are for the encapsulating of the bushing not the gears so the top shaft can move on the outside of the frame via handles but also stay true and inline
Great video very informative! Can I ask please what drive gears you used please ( how many teeth, if I could ask if the gears had any part numbers on them, I have just started building my roller similar style and bough a pair of Gears but think they are to course pitch or not enough teeth
Thanks in advance Dave
Please call me at 661-340-9510 it’s just easier
Hello, thank you for your effort
Where can I find the engineering drawing of the beadrolling wheel?
I sell the blue prints
Very nice 👌👌.
Thank you
Dude. This is great. I'm still going to give you a ring. I didnt want to call you on sunday and bother you.
It’s not a problem if you do sometime after 12 central time
What is the max thickness this machine will do in mild steel?
16ga steal
Sorry I didn’t explain well enough. I don’t mean 2” diameter. I meant across the gear so when you adjust it and “slide” across the gear it will allow for more of a contact area like you explained.
Ok no 1.5 “ wide on the face should give you a 2” + over all travel from one side to the other
What gear box did you use
Thanks
Baldor
How much do you think it cost you to build it? Minus your labor.
$300 if you do all the machining your self for the lower anvil riser
I’m sorry wrong video the bead roller about $3000 if you buy surplus motor ect and machine your self I paid my machinist $30 hr and I’m right around $2200
where your shop located?
McMinnville Tennessee
Do know the part# for the gearbox mounted on top of motor.
Baldor GHM35060
Hi, what reduction ratio is the gearbox please, also what is the running RPM of the motor? Thanks
Baldor ghm35060 right angle drive