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Cooksongold How-To Texturing with the Combination Rolling Mill - Customer Review by Dave Wilson
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2014
- Cooksongold customer Dave Wilson explains how you can texture using the Combination Rolling Mill.
Our Combination Rolling Mill represents amazing value for money and are perfect for all types of work.
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I recently purchased such a tool. I had to do a lot of modifications. Unfortunately the shafts are hardened but not tempered, very fragile. Chunks of the axis broke off at the gears because of the loose fit and backlash. Now I will have to go to a turner to fix it. I advise you to burn out the studs for the gears, so they do not break off when loaded, they must fit tightly
Sorry to hear this rolling mill broke, we have a 180 day easy return policy
Thank you very much. I have just bought one and you videos came up very very helpfull.
Great to hear!
Thank you, I have a different brand, but this video was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
A few questions.
1. I need to have the handle on the left. Can I easily push the sheet/wire through from the back (which will be at the front in my set up)?
2. How hard is it to turn when texturing etc? Does it require a lot of force. I am not very strong.
3. Can you make round wire if you buy an extra wire roller and if yes what is the maximum diameter you can make it?
Thanks!
Sian say:
1. Yes I don't see why not.
2. This depends on the thickness, size and type of metal you are texturing. 0.4mm 10mm x 10mm Fine silver for example would be super easy. 4mm 60mm x 60mm Brass would be very difficult. The more securely you bolt the rolling mill down to a sturdy surface the better.
3. You would need to draw wire to make it round www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Drawplate,-Round,-0.5mm---3.0mm,-31-Hole-prcode-999-286
Whilst this rolling mill is excellent value it is aimed at a hobbyist. If you aren't very strong then something like:
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Durston-Agile-F110-Flat-Rolling----Mill-prcode-999-AXXF&query=rolling%20mill&channel=uk
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Durston-Olivia-F130-Flat-Rolling---Mill-130mm-With-Extension-Rollers-prcode-999-D508&query=rolling%20mill&channel=uk
These have a gearbox and whilst a really considered purchase would last a very long time and have a good second hand resale value.
What's the thickness that the roller will do? If I have a bar of metal (gold, for example), can it thin it down into a sheet?
The thickness of metal the roller will roll really depends on the size and material of the metal, for example fine silver is a softer material than sterling silver. The roller needs to be firmly secured down and the metal should be annealed between each roll. If you want to roll down a bar of gold then a Durston rolling mill could be a better option. These blue rolling mills are often for beginners and are very budget friendly.
www.cooksongold.com/category_select.jsp?channel=uk&query=durston+rolling+mill
@@cooksongold cheers, I'll take a look
How to bay this?
And why are you from?
very nice rolling were can't i buy that rolling sir,
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Combination-Rolling-Mill-With-5----Rollers,-Value-Range-prcode-999-AXWA
Whwre we contect in India ?? You have any Showroom in India ??
Do you know if the top and bottom roller can be changed?I was thinking of changing both to two wire rollers to make square and round wire as i bought a extra wire roller. 😊
Top one can be changed not sure about bottom.
Hello. Did you manage to change to make round. And scuare wire?
@@josejoshuam9494 yes i tryed it and it won't work as the bottom roller is longer than the top one.So another wire roller at wouldn't fit im afriad. 😊