Drill powered metal roller bender – DIY Roller Bender
In this video I make a drill powered roller bender that can be used to roll steel and aluminum strips. I made this roller bender mainly from 40 x 4 mm steel strips and I also used some 20×20 mm corner profile to reinforce it.
This roller bender is a nice tool to bend metal or to roll rings.
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It's a very good video my friend , and it's easy , thank you for that video
Why didn't you tig Las this project it would of been way easier
Awesome video!!! Might make one of these this weekend! Very cool design for a expensive tool!
have a nice day. Make a metal roller bender's Solidworks drawing
Que modelo de torno es ese .?
I like your videos because they help understand how otherwise complex machines work. You would be an excellent teacher.
Hello.
Do you make and sell them?
Pretty cool…..specially love the way you cut your threads!
Too much welding when you could have just used angle iron throughout, in this design. Surprising that you have a lathe but no MIG welder! Whats the point of using a drill to crank the roller? Usually for production work if your in a hurry or not strong enough to crank by hand. Without a lathe you could have attached a piece of pipe over 2 drive bearing and then welded a crank arm onto the pipe or a drive shaft for your drill. Using a lathe is unnecessary to achieve just as good results. Next time you Arc weld use thinner welding rods and a higher temperature to get the rod to flow into the metal otherwise it looks like a worm on your welding and you have to grind too much off to make it smooth.