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Different bearings, but yeah

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 I used to manufacture those in the early 2000's. Good to see them used for a productive use.

Thanks. It's the same feeling when you spin it.

Thanks Zack

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 Greetings! I am a young engineer from St. Petersburg, Russia. In our country, working with such equipment and tools, I'm afraid of this word, is a luxury. In addition, the education system itself and the actual training of specialists are far from perfect. ..ready, with your help, to lead the directions of interest in this environment. Respond!

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@@user-kb5lm4ee8h Hello my friend. Sorry I took so long. Very busy spinning. 😁

@@user-kb5lm4ee8h I'd like to help you. How can I be of assistance?

Ya like that huh. 😁

Thanks bro

Thx.

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 Greetings! I am a young engineer from St. Petersburg, Russia. In our country, working with such equipment and tools, I'm afraid of this word, is a luxury. In addition, the education system itself and the actual training of specialists are far from perfect. ..ready, with your help, to lead the directions of interest in this environment. Respond!

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Nailon,ou polietileno 🇧🇷 saludos desde Brasil

@@gersonferreira1230 buenas noches no sabes q referencia

@@guillermovalencia7088 herramienta,chama se polietileno,ou poderá usar naylon fundido,e um tipo de material.

@@gersonferreira1230 gracias 👍

@Pat Haskell thx Pat

Metal spinning

What do you mean? You want to do it, or you need this done for you?

@EBK Toonz it took a few months before I felt I was getting somewhere. Please be careful. It can be dangerous. It's also very rewarding

Cheers pal iv worked in sheet metal for years but have never really done metal spining I'm starting off on one of the smaller machines to get me started..ate you from the UK if so what's usually the rate for this type of work iv negotiated a start rate but would like to ask what the pay is like once a spinner?

@@ebktoonz8436 I'm in Canada bro. I get 45/ hr here for spinning

@@ebktoonz8436 it may depend on what type of work you are doing too.

@@ebktoonz8436 I've been doing this for 40 years now and I still treat it like it's day one as far as safety goes. Remember, you are working with moving metal. It doesn't forgive

Lighting. It's a light shade. I have spun aircraft parts though. Very tight specs

Why did you do that?

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 that’s what it looked like to me 😭

@Kyle Eldridge. The roller is made of a plastic which, for the life of me, I can't remember right now 🙄

@Kyle Eldridge I have used different plastics. Nylon. They have different names depending on the manufacturer. I've also used forbin. ( Not sure of the spelling) Some chucks are made of this as well. It's reddish brown

Thank you

@alimciputra different companies sell the plastic. You have to make the roller. Make sure you use tapered roller bearings. This blue stuff is called Delron. Or something like that. Different kinds work.

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 thank you

Ultem is also something I've been looking at. I saw it used on a cnc lathe.

@CNC Klite for that shade and most others 24"in diameter or less, I'm using 1100- 0 0.050" thick

Crown custom metal spinning.com

@Subhash Bangera The edge is bent to provide stiffness. That way I can push the metal without the edge distorting

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 thanks a lot...

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That method of forming metal is very old

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 Yes, but not with a rollerblade wheel.

Very true. Before rollers it was underarm hand tools

@@digbickmetalspinning9700 Correct. I used to spin round sheets to make pizza trays and dog/cats bowls.

I'm making cake pans right now. Check out Crown cookware on google

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