No I didn't.
"What thickness and width is it rated for?".
I know the width of the rollers, that was given all the way back...
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How do you know what widths, thicknesses and diameters I would be rolling??? Or want to be rolling?
Fill us in on your interwebs skills...
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I am not sure what that gibberish means, but the width of the rollers was given in the 1st post.
With any of these types of machines, brakes, shears,...
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And if it isn't as long as, you can't roll a full circle w/o disassembly.
I suspect everyone here knows that steel is elastic and has an...Last edited by cijuanni; Today, 05:43 PM.
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Because you can't get the full rolled circle off the top roller w/o disassembly.
The machines set up for have a quick release/hydraulic/slotted...
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Yep that is the idea.
Didn't think of that it might have been for straightening coil stock, which might explain the width, and why they way it is...
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Don't think homemade. The sliding upper roller brackets appear to be cast, of cast iron or cast steel.
Rollers are exactly 2" and 3"...Last edited by cijuanni; Yesterday, 09:26 PM.
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Anyone recognize this 3 roll bender?
Scrapyard find, with the sprocket it must have been powered at one time.
18" rolls, weighs about 125lbs.
Kinda has an 'asian'...
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I have a ex Navy air compressor air tank built in 1958, made with 9/16" thick steel, rated for 600psi and the inside is coated with some white sealant/paint/epoxy/whatever...
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And that is OK by me.
I use my free time in the shop mostly to make things that otherwise would be unaffordable, can't justify the cost,...Last edited by cijuanni; 01-10-2021, 03:01 PM.
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Well you know the saying, time is money.
If you have the hours to spend making something vastly inferior to what could be purchased for little...
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Sorry I don't remember what the pump and mtr specs were, but the pump was sized for running 3000psi max.
It takes a lot of weenies to start a stiff...
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I built a 3/4-7/8 yard concrete mixer, drum type with a 7.5 electric motor running hydraulics.
Not big enough!
I should have made at least...Last edited by cijuanni; 01-07-2021, 12:39 PM.
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I have owned a 14x40 Logan with a hardened bed for the last 40 years. Great lighter weight lathe at 1800lbs??
Threaded spindle which has never...
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