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Perfect for beginning metal fabrication workers on a budget. Just mount the JEGS 555-81235 Bead Roller in your vise, attach the crank handle, and you're all set to raise ridges and flanges in floor panels, firewalls, doors, and more. The 17 in. deep throat lets you work with pieces up to 34 in. wide.

JEGS 555-81235 Bead Roller with Mandrels Features:

• Perfect for beginning metal fabrication workers on a budget
• The bead roller tool mounts securely in your workbench vise to handle up to a 34 in. wide workpiece
• The bead roller tool is perfect for adding firmness and strength to your project's floor panels and firewalls
• Easily creates beads and flanges for strength and style or both
• Forms aluminum and steel up to 18-gauge
• 10 in. Hand Crank for easy forming
• 7/8 in. diameter rollers
• Weight: 57 lbs.
• Includes: 1/16 in., 1/8 in., 1/4 in. flanging mandrels, 1/4 in., 3/8 in., 1/2 in. bead mandrels, 1/2 in. backing plate, 10 in. hand crank, shaft bushing

FAQ

How do you roll beads without a bead roller?

• Rolling beads without a bead roller is possible, but it will take creativity and craftsmanship. Fabricating metal can be a daunting task without the right tools. Investing the money in a good quality bead roller like the JEGS 81235 will make your restoration stress-free.

How thick of steel can you bead roll?

• JEGS bead rollers are designed for up to 18-gauge steel.
• Ensure optimal results by staying within the recommended thickness.

How do you use JEGS bead rollers?

• Secure your steel piece in the bead roller.
• Adjust the rollers to the desired depth for precise bead creation.

What are tipping dies used for bead roller?

• Tipping dies add decorative flares and edges to your beadwork.
• Enhance your projects with unique and customized detailing.