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Very clever and useful project I think that need to give a try. Thanks a lot for your sharing.Regards

Hi seamster, glad that you like it

Hi Seth,It isn’t aso complicated build as you think and yes at some circumstances it is a veryhelpful tool.Perhaps the harder work it was the dimensioning of the plan butnot the build by itself. If you decideto give a try to make it; then you will see that is an easy and quick build.RegardsBill

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Thanks a lot.All toolscan't do the job, especially the cheap tools, the better for you is to try andbuilt one, isn't a so difficult build. A good quality nut splitter tool isexpensive when if you don't need to used it at daily basis. But as we say at mycountry; "The cheap tool at the end is more expensive than the expensivetool” (because has be paid twice).Regards

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At mycountry we say "One picture a thousand words". I believe that thepictures are more useful than a text document for someone that will be to givea try to make it. Thanks for your reading and your commenting.Regards

Thanks for your reading and your commenting.Good luck at your try.

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Hi, tercero Thanks alot.For sure it's one of the most useful tools at a workshop.Regards

what is your location?

Hi Philip,Well doneI am glad that my instructable it was useful to you.Please let me say a small tip. If you grind the welding areas and remove the rust before proceed to welding then your welds would be done more easily and more correctly.Regards

Hi vijayanthaThanks alot, glad that you like itRegards

Glad that you like it.I had usemy cell phone's camera that always it was buried between the tools and thepieces of metals, so the protective glass of the camera to be start blurringbut it was too late when I do understand it .

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If you refer for the first photo at the right column of page 13.The both sides of the angle, must be tangents at circumference of the circle, (at this case at the outer of the can). The tool is resting onto the can, only for photo shooting.Regards

Thanks a lot. I'm glad you like it. Regards

You will need more research and practice. You must calculate the time of your video scenes correctly, 6 minutes is too much for this scene. Also the sample test with the bottle; I think that it isn't suitable for the step motor. You can use a circle divided in sections so the viewer to can be understand the steps of the motor. e.g. 5 steps front 8 steps back a complete turn and so on. Some times to create a presentation, it is more harder job, than the project. Regards

Hi Tuomas SoikkeliI have seen your project at HomeMadeTools.netIn few words, it is the same adjuster, with similar results.The only difference it was "the how to" of our initial thought.Regards

I hope that you have understood what I mean.Now watch some random videos with content similar to yours, with no jumps at time line.The content of videos isn't so critical. The critical is the way of the presentation that has follows each one of the creators. Think: which are the videos that you have liked the presentation? Find some videos with same content, and compare the differences better/worse.Regards

Very good project and well detailed.But let me say my opinion from my experience.Not need to buying a full set, of threaded insert / helicoil and the inserting tool, for any different size.Using a bolt and a nut (the nut will be used as lock nut) can do the inserting job, with no extra cost. The bold/nut must be at the same thread and pitch with threaded insert / helicoil.Also the use of a Threadsealing glue is required to avoiding unscrewing of threaded insert / helicoil when need to unscrewed the bolt.You can see how can use the bolt/nut trick here: https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Threaded-Insert-Helicoil-No-Lathe/step4/Where-I-have-use-this-Threaded-Insert/Regards

Thanks a lot.Good luck at your try. If you will need any help, I will be here.Regards

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Good project, but I think that your video needs some details, perhaps a how to or something similar.Regards.

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What are the needed RPMs for this job?Regards

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Hi ItsGraGra,I have uploaded a new instructable and believe that can cover your needs. If you interested you can take a look.https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Sheet-Metal-B...Regards

Hi farmer53Thanks for your reading and commenting.Regards Bill

Hi keets,Thanks for your reading and commenting.RegardsBill

Hi gm280,Yes it is threaded insert. But in my country many people by mistake say helicoil. Perhaps and other countries. The making took less from one hour.Thanks for your comment.RegardsBill

Hi nanonano58,Perhaps can be, but has the trouble and the cost, make a base and buy a second chuck.Regards Bill

Hi ItsGraGra, Hi Kevanf1,Thanks for your reading and commenting.You can see some modifications about this brake in my YouTube video."Sheet Metal Bender Brake DIY Fully Modified" here is the linkhttps://youtu.be/H3B9kJIfx2A I think that cover your needs. Soon I will make an Instructable withthese modifications.Regards Bill

Hi Fruit Grower,Thanks for your reading and your kind words.RegardsBill

Hi throbscotte,I am glad that my project is useful to you, and now you can restart.You can see some modifications about this brake in my youtube video."Sheet Metal Bender Brake DIY Fully Modified" here is the link https://youtu.be/H3B9kJIfx2ARegardsBill

Hi doctorlock,Thanks a lot. Sure I have difficulties to translate.RegardsBill

Hi DIY Hacks and How Tos,Glad that you like it.I will be happy to see some photos if you decide and make it.RegardsBill

Hi cycle ninja,Thanks for your reading and your kind words.RegardsBill

Hi Wulframm,Thanks a lot.Regards