Coining tool? Never heard of one

In this short video I show how my coining tool is used to finish off the end of bead profiles. Coining the ends gives a more professional look to your bead work instead of just letting the bead fade out into the panel.
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[@logansellers2747]

Aha. So that's how to get the end of a bead to look right. Another tool I didn't know i wanted until now!

[@peterrobins3708]

Tis a thing of beauty, joy & wonder ;-)

[@edsmachine93]

Nice tool.
Works perfectly.
Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@cornfieldcustoms]

Thanks

[@65cj55]

A good purpose built tool..

[@JustinPaul1st]

Interesting I've seen a similar tool made of 3/8 inch round bar and rounded ofd but it's places below the panel and tapped from.the top with a panel hammer...if it makes sense

[@cornfieldcustoms]

Makes sense but more time consuming than using a coining tool

[@joewolf4483]

Cool tool ... 👍

[@cornfieldcustoms]

Thanks

[@dennisschickling2249]

Nice
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[@ODGColornChrome]

I made one but I didn't know it had a name.

[@kenrobertson4140]

Good video, thanks. Easily made tool by cutting a section out of an old socket with an angle grinder?

[@cornfieldcustoms]

Thanks for watching, you could do it with a socket, but then your cutting up sockets. the same can be done with sections of tubing. My tool is nice with inserts so you have one main body and as many small inserts as you need.

[@philwiesemes8020]

Thanks, where can I purchase one?

[@cornfieldcustoms]

Available on my webstore. Link in the description