what is that for?

I'm pretty sure you ram a flat piece of metal between the 2 wheels, roll it back and forth, gradually bending the metal. At least that's how I saw it on TV.

thats sweet. you have no idea how fast i can take a nice peice of sheetmetal and turn it into scrap https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png



mike

With that I can do it faster! , and crush a finger or two to boot.



On the serious side, I can weld that up for ~75.00 Vs. 600 to buy a small one!!!

we have one of those, definitely need to watch the fingers.



my dad is like an amateur metal working guy, he does tons of body work on his old tractors and ****.



it's definitely a hard skill.

kevin.

english wheel is the way it used to be done.



I would love to be able to work one of those, use some lead to attatch 1/4 panels and I would really be old school!

jesse james uses one of those in his motorcycle mania videos.....he works wonders with such rudamentary tools.....

ok........ now what's that for exaclty?

no machine will ever replace a good set of hands.



Man makes cars out of clay molds, then its machines that takes

over from there using the molds that were created by human hands.



Fikse- That machine pounds metal into the shapes you want it