Thanks David. One camera was on a tripod and the other was held by a friend in the crowd. I was with Gene changing dies and making adjustments to the machine while he would explain stuff to the students. I didn't know what sort of footage I would get until I downloaded the cameras the following Monday. Do you think I should make a walk around video of the bead roller showing all the features of the machine? If you look at this video "Building Gene Winfield's bead roller" you can see the completed machine. Thanks for your input. Jere
Thanks for watching Piper. I recently taught a class in Santa Cruc CA with Ron Covell and Gene is usually one of the demonstrators at this event. He was getting ready for the SEMA show in Las Vegas and couldn't make it this year. He was missed. Jere
Hello Scott: If you click on my logo it will take you to my home page. Once there you can click on "videos". I have several videos that show how the machine is made. Also if you look in the description you will find a link to my web sight where you can purchase the plans with DVD. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe. Jere
Hello Charlie. If you have the 7/8" shafts you can use 1" round tubing with a 16ga wall thickness to make your own. I don't have a set per say I cut them as I need them. I have done this long enough to finally have all I need. Not to say that more may be needed at a later time. As for the washers they are 3/4" flat washers drilled out to 7/8". The radius can be put on with a belt sander or hand grinder. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. Jere
Hello Bob: Function. Forward, reverse, variable speed. And you still have a 1/2" drill that can be used elsewhere when needed. Look at the video "How to power your slip roll with your bead roller". Thanks for watching and please subscribe. I like input. Jere
Very nice development on the machine . excellent work thumbs up.Yes the young man does look like Chip ....and always a thumbs up to Gene....God Bless
Hi Dan:
This was a great day for me. Working alongside a legend with a machine I designed. Jere
Thanks David.
One camera was on a tripod and the other was held by a friend in the crowd. I was with Gene changing dies and making adjustments to the machine while he would explain stuff to the students. I didn't know what sort of footage I would get until I downloaded the cameras the following Monday.
Do you think I should make a walk around video of the bead roller showing all the features of the machine?
If you look at this video "Building Gene Winfield's bead roller" you can see the completed machine.
Thanks for your input. Jere
True living legend and a nicest man!
You are so true. Also eager to share his knowledge.
Thanks for watching. Jere
i love that Mr Winfield gives back like this.
Thanks for watching Piper.
I recently taught a class in Santa Cruc CA with Ron Covell and Gene is usually one of the demonstrators at this event. He was getting ready for the SEMA show in Las Vegas and couldn't make it this year. He was missed.
Jere
Holy snap that kid looks like Chip Foose
Great video, wished I could have been there to pick a legends brain. Thanks for sharing about a great.
Hello Henauder:
Being able to work along side is a great like Gene is a pleasure. I will be teaching a class with him next month.
Thanks. Jere
That kid looks a bit like Chip Foose , lol.
Hello David.
Sorry but Chip wasn't there the weekend I delivered the bead roller.
Thanks for watching. Jere
Can you share the modifications of this bead roller
Hello Scott:
If you click on my logo it will take you to my home page. Once there you can click on "videos". I have several videos that show how the machine is made. Also if you look in the description you will find a link to my web sight where you can purchase the plans with DVD.
Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe. Jere
What would you charge to make up a set of the spacers and washers sir?
Hello Charlie.
If you have the 7/8" shafts you can use 1" round tubing with a 16ga wall thickness to make your own. I don't have a set per say I cut them as I need them. I have done this long enough to finally have all I need. Not to say that more may be needed at a later time.
As for the washers they are 3/4" flat washers drilled out to 7/8". The radius can be put on with a belt sander or hand grinder.
Hope this helps and thanks for watching. Jere
Would of been nice if the camera man zoom in on the bead roller to have a better look .
maravilha muito boa parabéns
Hello Krekauto:
Thanks for watching. Jere
drill looks bad the rest of it so good
Hello Bob:
Function. Forward, reverse, variable speed. And you still have a 1/2" drill that can be used elsewhere when needed. Look at the video "How to power your slip roll with your bead roller".
Thanks for watching and please subscribe. I like input. Jere