[TheForge] Seeking How To info...

[Bruce .]

Dave,

This looks like a standard wired edge.  If so, I have info how to do it and
I've done it -- not hard.   A Pexto machine would make it easy, but isn't
actually essential to the process.

Transmitting the info is another issue, however.  I'd suggest you look in a
tinknocker's manual and you may find it there.

Audel's *Plumber's and Steam Fitter's Guide*, vol 4., p. 4,538 (&f) shows
the turning machine and the wiring machine and illustrates their use.

David Gingery's *Working Sheet Metal*, p. 48, discusses the process as
performed with hand tools only.

Herbert J. Dyer's *How to Work Sheet Metal*, chapters VI & VII discuss
hand- and machine-wiring extensively.

Hope this helps.


Bruce
NJ

On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 1:45 AM, Dave Mudge <dave at magichammer.net> wrote:

> looking for "How To" information. specifically, how to roll the bead on the
> edges of this dog collar. I have a chance to bid on making 50 of these of
> stainless steel. 2" wide x 18" circumference. any information at all will
> be greatly appreciated...
> click here for picture of dog collar http://tinyurl.com/mmpa3sw
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