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    bead roller parts

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    im building a manual bead roller so l would need new or used parts like shafts 2x and sprocket 2x, if anybody knows where can l buy them. It should look like on the picture. Im from Slovenia.
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    Hi,

    That is exactly like mine. Got it from Pro Tools as a kit. Little welding and make a stand and assemble. Bought some blank dies and turn my own dies now. If this is any help.

    JimO

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimO View Post
    Hi,

    That is exactly like mine. Got it from Pro Tools as a kit. Little welding and make a stand and assemble. Bought some blank dies and turn my own dies now. If this is any help.

    JimO
    Hi,
    any help is good thx,

    so what type of steel have you used for dies?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonc View Post
    Hi,
    any help is good thx,

    so what type of steel have you used for dies?
    Hi,

    I just use cold rolled steel, 1018. I turn on a lathe to desired form and use. It's not like I use them all day long in industry. You can make some out of nylon to avoid scratching aluminum.

    JimO

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimO View Post
    Hi,

    I just use cold rolled steel, 1018. I turn on a lathe to desired form and use. It's not like I use them all day long in industry. You can make some out of nylon to avoid scratching aluminum.

    JimO
    Ok, thank you, l will post some photos when done.



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