17 Degree Coin Ring Folding Reduction Dies for coin ring making
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- In this video, Gary " The Brand Ambassador " demonstrates how to fold and reduce using 17 Degree universal double sided folding reduction dies
Legacy coin ring reduction and folding dies are machined from heat treated and hardened 17-4 stainless steel
Stainless steel dies means no more worrying about surface rust on your dies.
The Legacy Coin Ring Tool site offers individual folding dies, die sets, as well as die sets with steel cone.
Don't forget about the delrin cone.. very handy when folding silver coins to easily protect the inner detail of a coin when folding..
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Use this reduction die set with your arbor press, ring sizing machine, or hydraulic press.
Reduction / Folding dies are double sided and laser engraved with die sizes and degree.
This is a quality tool machined and heat treated in the USA and made to last a lifetime.
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Have a great day, and happy ringing
Great video, informative and interesting, your instructions are clear and understandable. This old dog is learning more and more, thank you Gary
Can the entire set for quarters bé bought? Starter cone, metal cone, delrin cone, 2 sided die? This is next level coin ringing.
We do have a beginner's bundle that we sell on our etsy shop that has most everything you need to work with quarters and half dollars. Unfortunately we just sold out of some of the 17 degree dies that go in it it yesterday and are working on restocking it.
Loved how You showed clearly what you were doing. Is there a way of doing it without using a separate ring stretcher/reducer?
Steve C, thank you. Rings can be made from coins using the wall straightening system. Here is a link to the video using that system ua-cam.com/video/-KrnvUMfolM/v-deo.html
Folding rings with dies, and sizing them up using the wall straightening system is possible, however takes practice and a ring stretcher is recommended to slightly open up the punch side of the ring prior to using the straightening system. A steel cone can be used to open up the punch side of the coin if you do not have a ring stretcher. Deburring the punch/cut side of a ring is important to help prevent damage to the straightening cones.
@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 Great info. Thanks.
What’s the difference in the outcome appearance of the rings between the 17 degree and 25 degree dies? Which do people prefer? Is one easier to work with over the other?
Cassandra,
The difference between the 17, and the 25 degree dies is how much of a curve you would like in the side walls of a coin ring. 17 degree is primarily used for fold and reduction, and 25 degree is used for more of a fat tire, or curved sidewall in the last step of forming a coin ring.
Gary can you tell me on ur sight what die I need for a fat tire look to do half's and morgon's thanks
Jeremy, Thank you for asking. Here is a link to the 1.1 x 1.2 25 degree which is most common for those two coins www.etsy.com/listing/511268584/reduction-die-11-x-12-25-degree?ref=shop_home_active_37&frs=1
Legacy Brand, what size die do I use to fold a presidential dollar, I'm new into coin ring making I'm practicing with clad coins when I get more experience then I'l try with silver coins.
1.1 die is used to fold presidential dollars
@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 thank you.
Where can I get one of those hole punchers?
coinringtoolsllc.com/shop-2/page/2/ There are a few to choose from. If we can assist in deciding which fits your needs, please let us know.