Metal Shaping: Stainless Steel Trim in the Bead Roller with a Urethane Wheel

Metal shaping teacher Lazze, makes a custom piece of stainless steel trim in the Lazze Bead Roller. Starting with a small piece of polished stainless, the edges are bent to 90 degrees on the bead roller, folded over with hammer and shot bag, and then a soft rise bead is added to the center of the part. Because of the inner curve and outer curve, and it is stainless steel - see what challenges he experiences in making this part for the first time.
For more information on Lazze books, Lazze metal shaping tools made in the United States, DVD's, and hands on classes as his facility in California, See www.lazzemetalshaping.com

[@AMetalWorks]

Like always. Thank you very much for the videos. I really need to get a bead roller in my shop as well as a shrinker and stretcher. I have a patch panel I want to make on my Saab plus with me living in the rust belt these tools would come in handy with making replacement body panels for customer cars.

[@transchristine]

Talented man

[@Tmansgokarts]

nice , the dense rubber roller seemed to work good with the stainless.

[@sultanmehrab9603]

nice video

[@donjenkins8925]

Very good video.

[@1itmobility941]

Hi there , how can I meet you and where can buy your machine ?
Is it possible to order some bending parts abroad ?
Alex

[@VTX1800MC]

Bra jobbat, lätt att det vrider sig när har små bitar som inte är raka i formen. Jag hatar att jobba med rostfritt, med man kan göra mycket fina saker med det. Tack för videon.

[@G3kRay]

de shiz nit