Best rolls to start bead rolling - with Jamey Jordan

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2017
  • Watch as bead rolling professional Jamey Jordan gives advice on the best rolls to start out with when you purchase your first Mittler Bros. Bead Roller.
    Round Bead Sets can be found here - www.mittlerbros.com/mittler-b...
    Edge Bead Sets can be found here -
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 20

  • @T3glider
    @T3glider 6 місяців тому

    Holy crap, today’s Jamey is a cool, handsome, confident, popular, smooth talking dude! This old version of Jamey was just another metal shaping geek like the rest of us!

  • @larrysullivan6536
    @larrysullivan6536 4 роки тому +2

    Brilliant so good I love that bead roller with the table it keeps it flat I can’t wait to see more stuff larrysullivan in London

  • @jdrivera6855
    @jdrivera6855 4 роки тому +1

    Hi I'm just beginning to learn how to bead roll because I'm just a beginner and one budget I couldn't afford such a nice machine like yours. So I bought the nicest one I could from Eastwood. The hand crank version. But their dies are mostly sold in sets . Do MB dies fit the Eastwood roller ?? I believe theirs is a 22mm shaft . Is this the MB size ??

    • @Mittlerbros
      @Mittlerbros  4 роки тому

      Our bead roll dies are designed for our 3/4' inch shafts, so everyone of our dies will fit all of our machines. We have heard of folks being able to get our dies fit onto other machines, but cannot guarantee they will fit or perform properly on any other machines than our own. Thanks a lot for messaging us, let us know of any other questions!

  • @RDALEHOUSTON
    @RDALEHOUSTON 5 років тому +2

    here we go again,, what are the brass add on for bead roller,,can you tell an show how they work an why we should buy these,, show how we can use the top ,an why we need them ,,, now the same for the bottom brass add on,, i would like you to make video show everyone why we should buy them and what are the befits of having them ,,,an talk about bead working ,you are the man to teach us god bless ,, do it right if befit me i will buy them ,,thanks for all the video your the reason i bought my bead roller

    • @Mittlerbros
      @Mittlerbros  5 років тому +3

      The brass pieces are the Adjustable Shafts on the bead rollers which allow you to move the die either forward or backwards, allowing for more customization in the roll profile created. Some Bead Rolls (like our new LAZZE Bead Rolls and the majority of Jamey Jordan Bead Rolls) are actually designed to be used with adjustable shaft machines primarily.If you shoot Jamey a message on Instagram I'm sure he'd be happy to answer any other questions!

  • @robertvitulli1295
    @robertvitulli1295 4 місяці тому

    Hi, that video was very nice but how do you use a bead roller for 360° angle on a round plate?

  • @zaenalfanani4808
    @zaenalfanani4808 3 роки тому

    Pesen alat nya di mana

  • @Carlos45_45
    @Carlos45_45 2 роки тому

    Necesito uno para mi taller en Perú puedes mandar

  • @cagedruss
    @cagedruss 6 років тому

    Tell me more about the cad plate pieces on the shafts? I don't see them on MB's site

    • @Mittlerbros
      @Mittlerbros  6 років тому +1

      Those pieces on the shaft are adjustable collars made specifically for our Jamey Jordan Series Bead Rollers. They allow the bead roll to be moved forward or rear for more piece customization. 202-022 is the part number for the 24" roller, and 202-061 is the Adjustable Shaft upgrade for our 36" roller. Thanks!

  • @ABTOPECTABPATOP
    @ABTOPECTABPATOP 3 роки тому

    Молодец

  • @bhopaljan5694
    @bhopaljan5694 4 роки тому +1

    Please tell me the roller material name and grade

    • @Mittlerbros
      @Mittlerbros  4 роки тому

      Both of the Bead Roll Die Sets featured in this video are steel sets. The Maximum Capacity of the material you are bead rolling depends on what bead roller machine you are using and what it's motors capacity limits are. The machine featured in this video (#202-36NV-B) has a Max Capacity of: 16Ga (.059") Mild Steel / 14Ga (.064") Aluminum / 22Ga (.031") Stainless Steel.

  • @joeblough70
    @joeblough70 3 роки тому

    Kinda gouged on the back from the sharp edge receiver groove!

    • @spo5egy
      @spo5egy 3 роки тому +1

      Hammer and Dolly Parton sorts it all.

    • @spo5egy
      @spo5egy 3 роки тому

      Hammer and Dolly Parton sorts it all.

  • @akschu1
    @akschu1 3 роки тому +1

    If I did that, I'd have a potato chip for a panel. I wonder if it's because I'm using aluminum.

    • @Mittlerbros
      @Mittlerbros  3 роки тому

      In this example, the step roll around the edge does a lot to stiffen up the aluminum panel so the round beads in the center don't distort the panel so much. In addition, pay careful mind to your pressures as putting too much pressure in all at once will cause more flexing. Try some lighter passes and maybe even multiple passes if need be. And of course, using the ole reverse the panel over the leg to straighten a bit between passes can help as well.

  • @mujahidshirshad4611
    @mujahidshirshad4611 4 роки тому

    Hi