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Man that’s cool!! Thanks for posting video Comp!
That’s a cool prcoess
Jimbo
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Zee Germans have all of the cool stuff!!
Looks similar in concept to a bailiegh industrial power hammer, but with a different die.
Either way I would take one.
That’s cool
Very interesting, I am amazed at what folks can do in metal working.
Could have used that a lot when I worked on aircraft. Certainly easier than an English wheel!
sure beats the ball pien hammer and anvil I used to use…lol
Ive seen these,they are used alot in custom motorbike fab and old school aircraft restoration/fab.
Thanks for sharing Comp.
Awesome machine. Don’t know if it’ll fit in the garage though….
make it fit 🙂 they are really slim profile machines.
Fazzman wrote:
make it fit 🙂 they are really slim profile machines.
I agree, if it is a tool i really need or could use I will make it fit……
My grandpa has an Eastwood shrinker and stretcher set that basically does the same thing. His are hand operated though. They work great for sheet metal. If you guys are interested I can post a link to them.
I have an old English wheel I use. Love it. #tiacrew
Baileigh industrial is the go too for these types of machines,they have a very extensive Instagram.they show alot of cool stuff.