Thanks so much, Quinn! Your interest and support means a lot to me. You absolutely own the territory of intelligently explaining the 'intimate details' of machine work (or 'engineering' as they call it across the pond).
That's some really spectacular work Ron, amazing details and methods. I don't work sheet metal, but I just love your content, it's artistic and practical at the same time.
Hi, I started in 1980 to do this job, we made accessories for trucks and even cars, then the demand for plastic in the sector caused the production system to change. currently my company still produces truck accessories but 90 percent of them are made of plastic. I put these old machines aside and when I retire I plan to go back to using them, it's my passion. however the car you show is very beautiful! good boy!
Sorry I missed your comment from two months ago. Yes, the machine can ship to Thailand. You can get a quote for shipping here: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
That was spectacular. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video with us. I’ve used a 1940’s(so it seemed) era hand cranked bead roller in the USAF as an airframe repairman, but nothing like your masterful shaping. The stretcher/ shrinker really works wonders and was fun to use also. You look like you’re having a blast creating such beautiful “artwork”. Thank You!
Ron I've followed you and your work for around fifty years, you still amaze me mate, with you talent and skills. All the best from down here in Australia..Thanks.
Ron if you look at the motor controller for your bead roller, it may have a provision for an external variable speed control. You might be able to wire that variable input to a tig pedal so you can control the speed with your foot instead of pulsing the existing pedal. Your metal shaping skills are amazing to watch.
Excellent presentation of an already obviously sophisticated and refined machine. In fact Master Ron's additions seem to shed even brighter light to both the manufacturer and their product. Lucky them to have such an skilled yet approachable presenter.
Hello and thank you again for sharing your metalworking techniques with us, Ron. It shows the incredible amount of skill and patience to do this type of work. You did a beautiful job of showcasing some of the many capabilities of a good bead roller and the final results of your project look amazing! I heard you give a nod to Lazze Jansson at the end of the video. He's another brilliant teacher ive been following on youtube for years and his name is nearly synonymous with the bead roller. For what it's worth, I hold you both in very high regard. Thank you again and enjoy the rest of your weekend, sir.
Thank you for the kind words. I took a class from Lazze perhaps 12 years ago, and I was so impressed with all he could accomplish with a Bead Roller. We have stayed in touch ever since.
thanks for sharing your knowledge Ron. I purchased my JS bead roller 9 or 10 yrs ago. I don`t use it every day, but I`d be lost without it. I love how versatile it is. It`s not the cheapest machine out there, especially when you start loading the shopping card with tooling, but it`s well worth it imo. It`s strudy as heck and it will take a beating. If you take a little more time and do a few more passes, it will shape 16ga with a smile.
Thanks for sharing! I haven't used the machine on 16-gauge yet, but it's good to know that it can handle that material with a little patience. I believe this machine is new to the American market. Are you in Sweden, or Europe?
@@RonCovell I`m in the Netherlands. We actually met years ago when you were over at Johan`s shop for a 2 or 3 day course. I purchased mine directly from JS. Very nice dealing with them and very helpfull too. I`m surprised it took so long to get it onto the US market... Anyways, I hope you enjoy it as I do and keep sharing your experience for many more years. 👍
Thank you Ron for sharing your skill and knowledge, this really will help with the many panels I need to repair or rebuild on my 1954 AR110 International.
So interesting! I’ve done stage 1 class by Lazze in Sweden and also got demo on JS machines by Jarmo. Excellent quality! I am so impressed of your work!! Cheers from Sweden Cheers from Sweden!
@@RonCovell It took you 44 minutes to make the fender with the cameras rolling. You ought to film more of your projects as the camera obviously increases your productivity. :)
Hi Ron. I'm late to the video but thoroughly enjoyed it. That's the first time that I've seen an adjustable angle on the "head" of a bead roller. Very nice feature. As usual, you do very clean work. Those dies sure made quick work of wire edging! Take care.
Hi Joe, good to hear from you. Yes, Bead Rollers are extremely efficient for making wired edges, along with many other jobs. Lazze just released a new video, showing yet another innovation he has pioneered. Check it out if you haven't seen it: ruclips.net/video/1LyBpQPrRKM/видео.html
Wow, thanks, but don't sell yourself short. I wasn't particularly good at this work when I first started, but I kept working at it, and gradually got better and better. You can, too!
I can't say why, but many people have reported they feel relaxed when watching my videos. Maybe it's because I have a soft voice. Imagine how different it would be if I was yelling!
@@RonCovell It is the creation which relax people, humans are genetically programmed for…positivity and creativity…and of course your soothing voice makes a difference…from childhood I dream of shaping metal and creating old cars.
Different dies exert different forces against the frame of the machine. Large beads take some of the most force, but the Round Over dies much less so. I have done some Rounding Over on 3mm material, but to bead it would take a beefier machine.
@@RonCovellthank you, that’s perfect to know, was wanting to use the round over for adding a smoother transition to pieces and a nicer look where possible
I hope you have extra blankets for the "dog house". I know that is where I would be if I bought something quite expensive, whether I show her or not. I am not into sheet metal but into steel, fabrication, 4M long 15hp lathe (MT5 tailstock) and 2 decent size milling machines. Also a mechanic with a 2 post hoist and lots of tools. But I think the wife has given up on me buying/bartering (sneaking in) extra tools and equipment. I am 72 yrs old, supposedly retired (but neighbours and others keep giving me challenges to make/repair things I have never done before - do they care - no!!!) and I think I have a very tolerant wife. But your missus - only you know what you can get away with. But Ron's skills are 2nd to none. Can't do what he does but really admire his skills. It shows when a person in any field has a passion for what they do. They don't profess to know it all but aren't scared from a challenge. Might take one or two (or three) goes at it but they don't give up and the end result is excellent. PS. I am in Land Down Under.
Many times through my career, I have approached my wife, expressing my 'need' for an expensive new tool. Depending on our finances, she generally has gone along with this program. Several years ago, my wife, who loves working with fabric, said "Honey, I need a serger" (an expensive 'tool' for edging fabric). What could I say, when she uses the same logic that I do?
@@RonCovell haha. In our house we do bargaining on “shoe money”. Whatever I spend on tools, she gets to spend equally on shoes. Inevitably, I need more tools to build a bigger shoe closet….
Extremely nice. Unfortunately not really financially available to us commoners. You do excellent work my friend, then again you could probably make that fender by pounding a cat against a piece of flat stock ☺️
Thank you very much! I know that the bead roller I am demonstrating on is too expensive for most amateurs, but even an affordable bead roller could do most of what I show in the video. I don't know if I could make the fender by pounding with a cat, but I probably could do it by pounding with a bat!
So now you have a couple of fenders, several grill shells, a turtle deck, some doors, and several bomber seats. How long until you assemble them all into a body, then start the chassis? Seems you're getting closer... :)
Well, I can see you are paying close attention to my videos! I have put my roadster project on the back burner. Honestly, these days it's hard for me to maintain the focus needed to build an entire car. I seem to thrive on short-term projects.
13:00 - Coming Soon, custom Ron Covell drum kit w/ handmade cymbals.... 😂 This is one of those tools I'd love to experiment w/ but it probably costs so much it has a bodyguard and not the Kevin Costner kind... LoL 🤣
HOLA... SR. COVELL... EXCELENTE... LO FELICITO... MUY BUENOS VÍDEOS Y ENSEÑANZAS... UNA PREGUNTA... USTED TENDRÁ EL MARTILLO ALISADOR DE LAMINAS... ESTÉ MARTILLO ESTA DENTRO DE SUS HERRAMIENTAS PARA LA VENTA... POR FAVOR... USTED... SABRÁ COMO SE BUSCA EN AMAZON...
¡Me alegra mucho que disfrutes de mis vídeos! Los martillos Covell no están disponibles en Amazon, pero puedes comprarlos directamente en Trick Tools y se envían a cualquier parte del mundo. Aquí está el enlace de los martillos: www.trick-tools.com/search/go?w=covell%20hammers
بله این دستگاه قابل ارسال به ایران می باشد. در اینجا وب سایتی است که در آن در دسترس است: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
You can get complete information on this machine, and shipping costs to Brazil here: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
You can get the complete information on this machine, including the cost for shipping, by contacting Trick Tools: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
No estoy familiarizado con el término 'botdea dora' y no pude encontrarlo buscando en Internet. El rodillo de cuentas de este vídeo está disponible en Trick Tools en EE. UU.: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Great video on how to use the bead roller. You made the sample fender out of 20 gage. In reality, a fender would be 20 gage, or in some cases 19 gage. You said the max steel material for the roller is 18 gage. Would have been interesting to see the sample made with 18 gage to see the performance of the roller in a more common use.
You bring up a good point. I used 20-gauge steel mostly because it's so easy to form, but it would have been good to do a couple of the demonstrations using thicker material, to better show the capabilities of the machine.
I'm sorry that I'm not familiar with any tool dealers in Ethiopia. Probably your best bet is to contact the machine manufacturer in Sweden. Here is JS Tool's website: www.jstools.se/
great job again sir. I truly think you could augment your income as an audio book narrator! just very pleasing voice which makes the subject matter easier to understand
The base machine, with 5 basic roll sets is $4795.00 www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490 The $8690.00 version comes with 49 die sets.
You can get the details of pricing and shipping here: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-62tBhDSARIsAO7twbZE6kRLXA90KptgtINlwkSOGepmQs-VO2CckJURCwtY62wVEtcSlmgaAu8EEALw_wcB
I am totally amazed at the whole process Ron. You can look at something and invision how it is to be made. Nice of you to share how all of the tools work.
Howdie awesome workmanship but one thing is sorry but people who have very little money and do this as a hobby can't afford the motor otherwise yes its awesome Sir but l can build ten homemade ones and still make my friends like me this is above my pay grade for the price you paid RUclips makes wonderful ones out here just saying not worth it ya gotta be wealthy enough to let it sit for yrs were l would have to sell my first born too make payments sad I,m out from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊😊😊
Yes, this is an expensive machine, and not a lot of home craftsmen can afford to buy one. Nevertheless, you can do much the same work with a hand-operated bead roller, and many clever people on RUclips have motorized their inexpensive machines. Here's one example: ruclips.net/video/bAg6Nn3m5H8/видео.html
Yes, the wire is used to strengthen the fender edge. The bending strength of steel increases as the cube of the thickness, so for 1mm steel sheet, wrapping it around a 3mm wire makes the edge about 25 times stiffer. This was common practice for car fenders up through the mid 1930's. Here's a good overview of the process: wiki.dtonline.org/index.php/Wired_Edge
What a tour de force of bead roller capabilities! I learned so much about what these machines can do.
Thanks so much, Quinn! Your interest and support means a lot to me. You absolutely own the territory of intelligently explaining the 'intimate details' of machine work (or 'engineering' as they call it across the pond).
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You're the Bob Ross of Metal Working. Love your work!
I imagine him as the Mr Roger's of Metal..... He's so nice and genuine, it blows my mind that people like him really exist. 😂😁👍
Except Bob Ross is dead 🤔
That's some really spectacular work Ron, amazing details and methods. I don't work sheet metal, but I just love your content, it's artistic and practical at the same time.
I appreciate that!
Same here!
Yet another. Will probably never do this but to see the craftsmanship is worth the ride.
I can surely appreciate what it takes to sculpture a part like that out of a sheet of metal. Thank you old man from another old man.
Very welcome, Gramps!
Hi, I started in 1980 to do this job, we made accessories for trucks and even cars, then the demand for plastic in the sector caused the production system to change. currently my company still produces truck accessories but 90 percent of them are made of plastic. I put these old machines aside and when I retire I plan to go back to using them, it's my passion.
however the car you show is very beautiful! good boy!
I'm sure you will enjoy using the bead rollers in your retirement. Thanks for commenting, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Another excellent demonstration on why I need to take one of your classes, you always make metal shaping look so easy. Thanks Ron!
Awesome, thank you!
Ron was a piece of metal in a previous life.
Some people say I still am!
@@RonCovell Yeah, solid gold.
Hi how much the machine and can posted to thailand? And cost of delivery as will thanks
Sorry I missed your comment from two months ago. Yes, the machine can ship to Thailand. You can get a quote for shipping here:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Wow, great job! Yesterday I seen a television program called "How it's Made" and I see you during a motorcycle tank building. Fantastic!
Yes, that was a good program. I'm glad it's still available online, so people can enjoy it whenever they want.
Ron. Louver dies require an extremely ridged machine, (in order to pierce the metal) and this one delivers.
Excellence in execution as usual.
Jere
Thanks so much, Jere!
Undoubtedly, definitely, this a revolutionary tool. Car restorers should keep this in mind. Thanks
Glad you understand the benefits of this great machine!
I am amazed when watching each of your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
Glad you like them!
That was spectacular. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video with us. I’ve used a 1940’s(so it seemed) era hand cranked bead roller in the USAF as an airframe repairman, but nothing like your masterful shaping. The stretcher/ shrinker really works wonders and was fun to use also. You look like you’re having a blast creating such beautiful “artwork”. Thank You!
I do enjoy doing this kind of work!
Nothing short of amazing workmanship
Thank you for the kind words!
Excellent machine and amazing work as always Ron !
Thank you! Cheers!
Ron I've followed you and your work for around fifty years, you still amaze me mate, with you talent and skills. All the best from down here in Australia..Thanks.
Thank you so much! I've had many trips to Australia, and I'm so impressed with how many talented people I've met there!
Thans mate ,,,@@RonCovell
Ron if you look at the motor controller for your bead roller, it may have a provision for an external variable speed control. You might be able to wire that variable input to a tig pedal so you can control the speed with your foot instead of pulsing the existing pedal. Your metal shaping skills are amazing to watch.
A first class job , , this really shows the power of experience and patience ,,
Thank you!
Excellent presentation of an already obviously sophisticated and refined machine. In fact Master Ron's additions seem to shed even brighter light to both the manufacturer and their product. Lucky them to have such an skilled yet approachable presenter.
Many thanks!
Thank you, Ron Covell.
You are very welcome!
I love watching your work, it's like magic seeing those swooping shapes come out of those straight flat planes of metal. Amazing.
Thanks so much - it's fun for me, too!
Hello and thank you again for sharing your metalworking techniques with us, Ron. It shows the incredible amount of skill and patience to do this type of work. You did a beautiful job of showcasing some of the many capabilities of a good bead roller and the final results of your project look amazing! I heard you give a nod to Lazze Jansson at the end of the video. He's another brilliant teacher ive been following on youtube for years and his name is nearly synonymous with the bead roller. For what it's worth, I hold you both in very high regard. Thank you again and enjoy the rest of your weekend, sir.
Thank you for the kind words. I took a class from Lazze perhaps 12 years ago, and I was so impressed with all he could accomplish with a Bead Roller. We have stayed in touch ever since.
Sir, you are a true craftsman.
Thank you so much!
Excelente maquinita, gran trabajo cómo siempre
¡Muchas gracias!
Sir, you are Bob Ross in metal shaping. So nice to listen to you.
So nice of you!
thanks for sharing your knowledge Ron. I purchased my JS bead roller 9 or 10 yrs ago. I don`t use it every day, but I`d be lost without it. I love how versatile it is. It`s not the cheapest machine out there, especially when you start loading the shopping card with tooling, but it`s well worth it imo. It`s strudy as heck and it will take a beating. If you take a little more time and do a few more passes, it will shape 16ga with a smile.
Thanks for sharing! I haven't used the machine on 16-gauge yet, but it's good to know that it can handle that material with a little patience. I believe this machine is new to the American market. Are you in Sweden, or Europe?
@@RonCovell I`m in the Netherlands. We actually met years ago when you were over at Johan`s shop for a 2 or 3 day course. I purchased mine directly from JS. Very nice dealing with them and very helpfull too. I`m surprised it took so long to get it onto the US market... Anyways, I hope you enjoy it as I do and keep sharing your experience for many more years. 👍
Made just 40km (24 miles) from where I live. Kudos to you!
Thanks, neighbor!
Amazing class Ron. Have a greater appreciation for a bead roller. Quietest formed fender ever!
Yeah - the less noise, the better, in my book!
Way impressive! Love watching you work.
Thank you very much!
Thank you Ron for sharing your skill and knowledge, this really will help with the many panels I need to repair or rebuild on my 1954 AR110 International.
That's great! good luck on your project.
Masterful and nicely explained. Immaculate construction indeed.
Thank you kindly!
very nice ,you have so pride in your work, my farther always told me do it right or dont do it, you do it right!!!!
Right on!
Very beautiful work! You set a very high bar.
Thanks so much!
Your voice makes me calm.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks Ron for extraordinarily detailed lesson 👍👍😎👍👍
You are ery welcome.
Thanks for showing this tool
I'm glad you liked it!
So interesting! I’ve done stage 1 class by Lazze in Sweden and also got demo on JS machines by Jarmo. Excellent quality!
I am so impressed of your work!!
Cheers from Sweden
Cheers from Sweden!
Thank you so much!
Watching a master at work is always fascinating.
Out of interest how long would it take you to make this if you weren’t filming it?
I presume you are asking about the fender (since there are many demos on the video).
I would figure 10 or 12 hours.
@@RonCovell It took you 44 minutes to make the fender with the cameras rolling. You ought to film more of your projects as the camera obviously increases your productivity. :)
Very clear explanation..I wish i have a machine like that..
Glad you liked the video, and perhaps you can get a machine like this at some point!
You're an artist. One of the good ones!
Thank you so much!
you ROCK and JS tools ROLLS . . . . . .ha ha phenomenal workmanship "hats off" Mistro
I'm so glad you liked this video!
very much
Wow! Incredible craftsmanship.
I'm so glad you liked it!
You make it all look so easy. Thanks for the videos.
Glad you like them!
Impressive sharp(small radius) curve forming on the one end! Great video!
Thank you very much!
I Love these longer format videos!! 👍👍
Glad you like them!
Ron thanks for your disc beading. I want to make the Starburst hub cap in different size than available after market 👍👍
That would be a great way to do it!
Another great video Ron! Thank you for sharing knowledge with us. One day soon I hope to try to apply some of your gift!
I'm so glad you enjoyed this video!
Hi Ron.
I'm late to the video but thoroughly enjoyed it.
That's the first time that I've seen an adjustable angle on the "head" of a bead roller. Very nice feature.
As usual, you do very clean work.
Those dies sure made quick work of wire edging!
Take care.
Hi Joe, good to hear from you. Yes, Bead Rollers are extremely efficient for making wired edges, along with many other jobs. Lazze just released a new video, showing yet another innovation he has pioneered. Check it out if you haven't seen it:
ruclips.net/video/1LyBpQPrRKM/видео.html
Fantastic work and so well explained. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
That's an amazing machine, thanks for your time.
Glad you like it!
Great presentstion.Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent vídeo
I'm so glad you liked this video!
WOW JUST WOW I can only hope to be an 1/8 as good as you in my life time you my friend are awsome
Wow, thanks, but don't sell yourself short. I wasn't particularly good at this work when I first started, but I kept working at it, and gradually got better and better. You can, too!
Cool ! skillful hands make beautiful things! Thank you !!
Thank you! Cheers!
Just ordered both the bead roller and the shrinker😀
Great news! I promise you won't be disappointed - they are both superb tools.
the Bob Ross of fenderbending!
working great beautiful
Thanks!
When I watch metal shaping, it is like meditation gives so much peace, and relaxation……wonder why…???????
I can't say why, but many people have reported they feel relaxed when watching my videos. Maybe it's because I have a soft voice. Imagine how different it would be if I was yelling!
@@RonCovell It is the creation which relax people, humans are genetically programmed for…positivity and creativity…and of course your soothing voice makes a difference…from childhood I dream of shaping metal and creating old cars.
Yes, everyone appreciates creativity, in all its forms. I trust that you can follow your dream!
Thanks! Very interesting and useful lessons.
Glad to hear that!
Always enjoy your videos showing 1001+ uses for a tool.
What could you do for thicker aluminum like 3mm or thicker?
Different dies exert different forces against the frame of the machine. Large beads take some of the most force, but the Round Over dies much less so. I have done some Rounding Over on 3mm material, but to bead it would take a beefier machine.
@@RonCovellthank you, that’s perfect to know, was wanting to use the round over for adding a smoother transition to pieces and a nicer look where possible
This is gonna make javascript so much easier...?
Hmmm - maybe you can show me how to use a bead roller to do javascript!
LOL, took me a sec. JS Tools indeed 😆
Pretty cool tool, but that is just insane skills right there
Thanks for the kind words!
That is a great machine!
Yes, it truly is a great machine, and I love using it!
Must show the video to the Mrs. She will convince me I need one of these.
Yes, that's a GREAT idea!
I hope you have extra blankets for the "dog house". I know that is where I would be if I bought something quite expensive, whether I show her or not. I am not into sheet metal but into steel, fabrication, 4M long 15hp lathe (MT5 tailstock) and 2 decent size milling machines. Also a mechanic with a 2 post hoist and lots of tools. But I think the wife has given up on me buying/bartering (sneaking in) extra tools and equipment. I am 72 yrs old, supposedly retired (but neighbours and others keep giving me challenges to make/repair things I have never done before - do they care - no!!!) and I think I have a very tolerant wife. But your missus - only you know what you can get away with. But Ron's skills are 2nd to none. Can't do what he does but really admire his skills. It shows when a person in any field has a passion for what they do. They don't profess to know it all but aren't scared from a challenge. Might take one or two (or three) goes at it but they don't give up and the end result is excellent. PS. I am in Land Down Under.
Many times through my career, I have approached my wife, expressing my 'need' for an expensive new tool. Depending on our finances, she generally has gone along with this program.
Several years ago, my wife, who loves working with fabric, said "Honey, I need a serger" (an expensive 'tool' for edging fabric). What could I say, when she uses the same logic that I do?
@@RonCovell haha. In our house we do bargaining on “shoe money”. Whatever I spend on tools, she gets to spend equally on shoes. Inevitably, I need more tools to build a bigger shoe closet….
Nice tool, it any thing whats you can made ❤
Thanks so much!
Thanks again
Thank you too!
Extremely nice. Unfortunately not really financially available to us commoners. You do excellent work my friend, then again you could probably make that fender by pounding a cat against a piece of flat stock ☺️
Thank you very much! I know that the bead roller I am demonstrating on is too expensive for most amateurs, but even an affordable bead roller could do most of what I show in the video.
I don't know if I could make the fender by pounding with a cat, but I probably could do it by pounding with a bat!
2:56 A magnetic screw up parking spot... would be handy.
So, I guess you are thinking of a magnet to hold the screws temporarily as the dies are being changed? That's a VERY good idea!
Sir you are grate❤
I appreciate that!
So now you have a couple of fenders, several grill shells, a turtle deck, some doors, and several bomber seats. How long until you assemble them all into a body, then start the chassis? Seems you're getting closer... :)
Well, I can see you are paying close attention to my videos! I have put my roadster project on the back burner. Honestly, these days it's hard for me to maintain the focus needed to build an entire car. I seem to thrive on short-term projects.
@@RonCovell Keep'em coming as long as it's fun. I'll be watching.
13:00 - Coming Soon, custom Ron Covell drum kit w/ handmade cymbals.... 😂
This is one of those tools I'd love to experiment w/ but it probably costs so much it has a bodyguard and not the Kevin Costner kind... LoL 🤣
$5,000 for the basic tool? A little much for just one project in my garage. But if I were in business I would certainly consider it.
Yes, it's definitely a professional-level machine.
HOLA... SR. COVELL... EXCELENTE... LO FELICITO... MUY BUENOS VÍDEOS Y ENSEÑANZAS... UNA PREGUNTA... USTED TENDRÁ EL MARTILLO ALISADOR DE LAMINAS... ESTÉ MARTILLO ESTA DENTRO DE SUS HERRAMIENTAS PARA LA VENTA... POR FAVOR... USTED... SABRÁ COMO SE BUSCA EN AMAZON...
¡Me alegra mucho que disfrutes de mis vídeos!
Los martillos Covell no están disponibles en Amazon, pero puedes comprarlos directamente en Trick Tools y se envían a cualquier parte del mundo. Aquí está el enlace de los martillos:
www.trick-tools.com/search/go?w=covell%20hammers
You are an amazing craftsman Ron 💪 i was wondering, how long do you think it would take you to build that fender, if you didn't film or explain it?
I would guess 10 or 12 hours to build the fender, if I was un-interrupted.
سلام من چطور میتونم این دستگاه رو در ایران داشته باشم امکان ارسال وجود دارد
بله این دستگاه قابل ارسال به ایران می باشد. در اینجا وب سایتی است که در آن در دسترس است:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Good morning! I live in Brazil, my name is Ademir and I would like the value of this machine.
You can get complete information on this machine, and shipping costs to Brazil here:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
What kind of welding TIG machine you used very nice job
I used a Miller Dynasty 210 TIG welder for this project. I also use the Miller Diversion 180, which is more affordable.
@@RonCovell thanks for you replying and my first question still waiting the JS tool bead price with all equipment price thanks
You can get the complete information on this machine, including the cost for shipping, by contacting Trick Tools:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
@@RonCovell thanks very much
Buenas noches busco una maquina de esas una roladora de lamin o botdea dora gracias donde se consigue
No estoy familiarizado con el término 'botdea dora' y no pude encontrarlo buscando en Internet.
El rodillo de cuentas de este vídeo está disponible en Trick Tools en EE. UU.:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Great video on how to use the bead roller. You made the sample fender out of 20 gage. In reality, a fender would be 20 gage, or in some cases 19 gage. You said the max steel material for the roller is 18 gage. Would have been interesting to see the sample made with 18 gage to see the performance of the roller in a more common use.
You bring up a good point. I used 20-gauge steel mostly because it's so easy to form, but it would have been good to do a couple of the demonstrations using thicker material, to better show the capabilities of the machine.
How do l get this machine
I need to buy this machine. Do you have any agent or whole saller in Ethiopia??
I'm sorry that I'm not familiar with any tool dealers in Ethiopia. Probably your best bet is to contact the machine manufacturer in Sweden. Here is JS Tool's website:
www.jstools.se/
@@RonCovell thank you! sir
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我非常感激
great job again sir. I truly think you could augment your income as an audio book narrator! just very pleasing voice which makes the subject matter easier to understand
Wow, thank you!
Dónde comprar la máquina,y a qué precio
Este enlace lo llevará a la máquina vendida por Trick Tools en los EE. UU.:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Good morning . How do to get this machine . l am a Gabon
You can order the machine online here, and have it shipped to Gabon:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
How much is the cost of this tool
You can get full details here: www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
This is very easier I do. it wry well
So how musch is this machine? Their website doesn't even list a price.
Found it. $8,690.00 USD
The base machine, with 5 basic roll sets is $4795.00
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
The $8690.00 version comes with 49 die sets.
Thanks Ron, I am a purchaser of some of your videos. They are awesome! Merry Christmas!@@RonCovell
آنِتٌ رآئعٌ جّدٍآً ❤
shkran lika!
Where can I order one of these rollers?
Here's the link:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
Awesome, Thank you.@@RonCovell
Do you have any agent in Ethiopia??
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Thanks for the 'thumbs-up'!
How much
You can get the details of pricing and shipping here:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-62tBhDSARIsAO7twbZE6kRLXA90KptgtINlwkSOGepmQs-VO2CckJURCwtY62wVEtcSlmgaAu8EEALw_wcB
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Glad you liked the video!
Harga berapa sampek Indonesia
Anda bisa mendapatkan harga mesin pengiriman ke Indonesia ini di sini:
www.trick-tools.com/SFM620-JS-Tools-24-inch-Power-Bead-Roller-18490
you are much better than the machine
Thank you for the wonderful compliment!
I am totally amazed at the whole process Ron.
You can look at something and invision how it is to be made.
Nice of you to share how all of the tools work.
Thank you kindly!
Howdie awesome workmanship but one thing is sorry but people who have very little money and do this as a hobby can't afford the motor otherwise yes its awesome Sir but l can build ten homemade ones and still make my friends like me this is above my pay grade for the price you paid RUclips makes wonderful ones out here just saying not worth it ya gotta be wealthy enough to let it sit for yrs were l would have to sell my first born too make payments sad I,m out from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊😊😊
Yes, this is an expensive machine, and not a lot of home craftsmen can afford to buy one. Nevertheless, you can do much the same work with a hand-operated bead roller, and many clever people on RUclips have motorized their inexpensive machines. Here's one example:
ruclips.net/video/bAg6Nn3m5H8/видео.html
What does the wire do, and how does it reinforce the fender?
Yes, the wire is used to strengthen the fender edge. The bending strength of steel increases as the cube of the thickness, so for 1mm steel sheet, wrapping it around a 3mm wire makes the edge about 25 times stiffer.
This was common practice for car fenders up through the mid 1930's.
Here's a good overview of the process:
wiki.dtonline.org/index.php/Wired_Edge
That's amazing, I didn't realize they are so versatile.
A Bead Roller is certainly a versatile machine. You can see even more possibilities here:
ruclips.net/video/2PNl7QwURPs/видео.html
Hi Ron, This is a completely fascinating and thoroughly enjoying video. Most fascinating is how you make it look so easy.
Thanks so much, Scott. It's a heck of a machine!