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    celso ari schlichting
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      @celsoarischlichting85092

      how i made my slip roll:

       

      greetings from Brazil

      Edited By celso ari schlichting on 05/10/2018 22:09:16

      Edited By celso ari schlichting on 05/10/2018 22:13:14

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      celso ari schlichting
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        #374775
        Hopper
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          @hopper

          Looks pretty neat. A very hand tool. Here's a direct link to the video:

          #374777
          WorkshopPete
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            @workshoppete

            An Excellent demonstration of the short comings of pyramid slip rolls you always finish with a flat section at the start and finish of the job. With the rear nip format only one end has a flat which can be corrected by flipping the job around and running it through again. George Thomas gave a very detailed explanation of this in his article on construction of the bending rolls. The pyramid rolls are excellent for just forming a curve but not a closed hoop.

            Peter

            #374795
            vintagengineer
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              @vintagengineer

              You can make closed hoops on a pyramid rolls. You need to use a longer length of material and cut off the excess after rolling.

              #374798
              Mick Henshall
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                @mickhenshall99321

                Nice job, liked the music very soothing. I was taught to pop the ends of the material over something round and put a radius on before rolling to give it a start

                Mick

                #374800
                WorkshopPete
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                  @workshoppete

                  Yes Vntagengineer and Mick both good solutions I have used the pre bending over a round bar, its a good dodge but if you are going to make a set of rolls its nice to know their short comings. I built a set of the George Thomas slip rolls shortly after the design was published and they have been an excellent piece of kit I also built a set of chain driven pyramid rolls to roll mild steel bar 10 x 25 for our club track (Tynside Model Engineers – Newcastle) and they have worked well rolling 14 mtr. curves. It "horses for courses"

                  Peter

                  #374894
                  celso ari schlichting
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                    @celsoarischlichting85092
                    Posted by Hopper on 06/10/2018 06:40:03:

                    Looks pretty neat. A very hand tool. Here's a direct link to the video:

                    thank you. How do you put the direct link?
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