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@user-py8ng7ob7d

3 ай бұрын

All these I made with my own hands in 2004 when this technology was not there, even today I know that more technical head gasket has been made and I have made in Delhi, India.

I'm a steel rule diemaker for a paper carton company. I use the Serviform Ecoplus for the majority of my rule bending, but have to finish acute angles and tight radii and other shapes with those Helmold hand benders. These guys are some old school masters.

@sriv9045

2 жыл бұрын

I tried to buy a Helmhold and can’t find a seller here in the US

@cris.han0311

Жыл бұрын

Where I work at I have do everything by hand with both cutting the board design on the wood and bending the knife and scores it sucks big time when bending alot of angel and last thing you know you accidentally went over or under where you had to bend .

@humbertoherrada8672

Жыл бұрын

@@sriv9045 have you contacted Wagner Die Supply? theyre expensive but surely have em

@christophercheng9672

Жыл бұрын

For sure old school master die maker! Can’t imagine hand jigging that board then ruling it the old school way. Props !!

@lililililililili8667

Жыл бұрын

What would it cost for me to buy a cardboard ipsc target die?

Extremely impressive. Im glad to see people taking their craft serious enough to make sure they do a perfect job every time. Its become more and more rare these days to find that in business. If I ever need dies, I know where to go.

Over the years, I worked for several companies that had an "in house" steel rule die shop. I have seen thousands of dies made the old school way and then used them in the next step "Die cutting" using a number of different types of press. Some of the things I produced were on the par with that jig saw puzzle die shown. Folks like these to men are more than just die makers, they are artistic craftsmen. Thanks for the memory recall too. ;-)

Love seeing people who are passionate about what they do and the products that they make. Touring around and seeing how what you use is being made also gives you an idea on how to do your business better too 🥰

Your channel and your enthusiasm bring me joy my friend

I used to manage a dental chair manufacturing plant, we had vinyl (Naugahyde) trim pieces that were glued into a hinge recess area of the chair, it was a kidney shape about 5 x 7 inches. I had ordered a set of 4 clicker dies to speed the process up of cutting them, but was deciding on what power press to order and buy for the sewing shop when one of my more experienced gals told me to simply get her a rawhide or hickory mallet, that's all we would need, and sure enough, she would lay the finished side face down on the blade, tap all round with the hammer, and off came a nice, clean cut, precise insert. We did thousands of them and never once did I have to send any of the dies out for sharpening or repair.

Getting involved in various types of craft has been a massive eye opener….. with regard to how many other craftsmen who may be involved in lending their expertise before I even start with my project. I am increasingly enamoured with the skill and dedication that artisans such as these gents display. Thanks for the vid, mate.

Thanks for doing the shop tour video, I will absolutely look into getting dies made by Bradshaw.

puzzle dies manufacturing looks so rewarding!

Hand labor is a noble activity. Good video.

I'm a former time served Die Maker. making dies the old fashioned way before rule bending automation evolved. This brings back some many good memories !

@mcfilthymcnasty8206

9 ай бұрын

Block Die Maker.

@AliHassan-ct3zc

8 ай бұрын

Hi my Name is Ali Hassan I'm from Pakistan and I'm a steel roll die maker

Great vid Ryan! My Royal V3 arriving Monday! I can't wait!

wow take me back to my youth - you experienced over 40 years of history from the craftsmanship to new tech.

Bookmarked their website, for sure gonna reach out to them with some custom dies I need made for something I'm working on! Thanks for the video it was very insightful!!

It reminds me of an old sign shop I used to visit in Detroit, Michigan. They did it all from bending glass, and shaping metals, to cutting wood and stroking out the letters. They cut the stuff too it just sounded better the other way.

These two made mine as well, love local!

Already requested a quote from them. this is dope!

Whats the dye you use on the edges of your goods? Great video as always!!

great video, very informative, thank you man

Thats a cool offset at the beginning of video.i do that by hand on rotary dies.gonna get one of those offsets for my bender.

Punch dies are so useful!

great job thanks for sharing greetings from Chile

Yep. These guys are going to get busy quick. Nice. Hope they can still have time to to get stuff made for me when I get it set.

Nice camera! Image is so sharp!

Holy crap !!! For YEARS I have been a) trying to figure out what these dies are called and b) find a place that makes them. Turns out Bradshaw is 1/2 hour away from me !!!

It was realy amazing

Next level skill 🤯

Hey Ryan, I’ve finally gathered a decent arsenal of tools and machines, but I still lack a bell skiver. Do you have any suggestions, preferably an affordable one? I don’t mind starting with a lower end machine

The copper hammer is very interesting, do they have to go back and sharpen it after the fact or is the jig hard enough that the hammer doesn't affect the blade?

Very nice work and thanks for the video

@LittleKingGoods

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you. I looked up their web site.

This is a no brainer! My new supplier!

Crazy to see you wear yellow rose distillery shirt I'm from Houston getting into leatherwork myself and yellow rose is one of my favorite whiskeys. Really love you're videos beautiful work!

Awesome video 👍

Wow awesome video thanks for sharing

Great video!

wondering what machine did they use to bend the steel die especially for thw jigsaw puzzles?

great video, always great to see craftsmen carving out a living doing something special. One thing in the video really intrigued me though. How the heck did they laser cut Polycarbonate sheet? I have been around lots of lasers, and lots of plastic cutting, but polycarbonate with a laser??? They must be hitting it with some stupid amount of power well over a couple hundred watts? It sure looks to be a glass tube based CO2 laser based on what you showed and that is what amazes me the most!

Do you still design the dies with trim allowance in mind? Or do you design the size of the exact dimensions of the wallet? Thank you! Love your videos

Hi @littlekinggoods please could you link amazing natural brass suppliers other than Buckle Guy? What would you recommend? Also looking for a Leather* zigzag stitching machine - again, what would you recommend? (This is for making leather bags and accessories ) Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing this video.The dies they made with souls. This is Kaelyn from China Adewo.We are manufacturer of die making equipments.

hello, what software do you use on the blade folder to generate the g code?

We use to call it form setting here in Australia

Hi!! Do you make your own files? What program do you use? Thank you

What is the software they use for graphic and parts design?

That's why i made 3 type leather knives (with spring leaf)from my local crafter... It was his first time in life done those leather knives... And he did his best...

@abdulmsiddiqui4344

2 жыл бұрын

what shape of knife?

@abdulmsiddiqui4344

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean round head?

Great video

I was watching this and heard you say lots of smoke and I actually smelled the smoke. I thought i was being hypnotized then realized my trash can was on fire. What are the odds of that timing LOL

Wath tolerance you play with doing the dies

Can you use these with a hammer or is a press required?

Hi, love the craft. Would they ship dies to south africa?

Can you show were does they us it ?

Ryan how goes it? It's Tyler...Terry's son. Found my new channel to binge watch lol.

what is the cost of the machine ? which soft ware used for it?

у лазера очень большая пауза в момент пробоя. можно провалиться. Уютно у вас.😊

HEY CANADIAN😁 with love from Germany✌

Wow..nothing can match the precision of that helmold rule bender..!!!

@jimadams8182

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Use mine every day!

Hey gentlemen do you make the jig saw machine

first I would like to thank you guys I am a clicker die maker in India , A few days ago a customer contacted me regarding wooden clicker dies At that time I had no idea , now I am planning to meet the customer tomorrow morning.

I was waiting for the ole "Wrist Breaker" half inch cordless to drill to go loco on you, ouch. Give the screw on grab handle a try, Great video as usual.

@algerc.5492

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry, posted on the wrong video

I watch literally hundreds and hundreds of vid about how things are made, especially in handcraft or material transformation, and I must say this art of making dies for people who will then make hand craft out of it is amazing, and so accurate. Really nice combination of laser cutting and traditional handwork at the same time 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🥇

amazing😆

How much does it cost to make a die and how long do they last? Can they be sharpened?

@4570Govt

2 жыл бұрын

Laser dies cannot be sharpened, but you can get them re-ruled. Best to have the acrylic or wood block itself. They will be hand bent so expect it to be expensive but it can be done.

how much do the dies cost??

whats the average cost of steel rule dies anyways?

Do they re-sharpen the edges of the die after they use the copper hammer on them?

@dferree191wot2

2 жыл бұрын

Steel rule dies are not resharpened but can be re-ruled. Normally the die supplier will save the file (length of time will vary per individual policies) and can pull the old rule and re-bend new to replace it.

This is very cool. I didn't understand the purpose of the pink rubber rectangles he added at the end. Could you explain what they do please?

@LittleKingGoods

7 ай бұрын

They help push the leather piece out so you don’t have to try and fish it out of the shape.

@MaryThompson63

7 ай бұрын

Oh, ok. I get it now. Thanks! @@LittleKingGoods

I like it i need how can you made me on pc of diecut

I have clicker died but not these. What is the deal with the rubber parts on there? They stay on?

@dferree191wot2

2 жыл бұрын

The rubber is used to release the material from the inside of the die. It compresses below the level of the knife during the cut then pushes the material back off so it doesn’t hang up in the die

How much did these guys charge for your project

How much of cost that die..?

What is the cost of their dies like?

How machines cost?

❤️ From Bangalore

Me interesa hacer moldes con ellos como los contacto?

What kind of price range are these custom dies? I'm just an amateur doing this as a hobby, so not really looking into this at the moment but am really curious.

@dferree191wot2

2 жыл бұрын

Steel rule dies are generally priced by complexity and inches of rule. A simple 3”circle in my area is around $75 but I’ve ordered large, complex dies costing $800-900.

HOW MUCH DID IT COST?

I may not work there anymore but you did milwaukee steel rule dies dirty.

@LittleKingGoods

2 жыл бұрын

Hey man, sorry to hear you don’t. I haven’t forgotten about them! The review will happen 👊🏼

where is this?

What is the name of the manually operated bending tools that the father was using? I have been in the sheet metal and fabrication business for 12 years ( architectural applications ) and have never seen a brake like that. I have a 90 ton press brake and 2 manually operated brakes but would like to get a small brake like that for small projects. Thanks

@LittleKingGoods

Ай бұрын

Hey, I’m really not sure, I’m not familiar with these tools.

@maximilianoesteban8740

Ай бұрын

@@LittleKingGoods Thanks for the reply. I will try to do some research and see if I can find one - if I do, I will post here.

You are the Peter Mckinnon of leather craft. He is the Bryan of photo video.

I. Need. That. Machine.

@LittleKingGoods

20 күн бұрын

Wouldn’t that be awesome!

What are they even used for????

Are they in Canada? If so where?

@LittleKingGoods

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! Cambridge Ontario

Where can I find one of these - 1:06 ?

@johnandjacquelinewarren9979

2 жыл бұрын

Wondering the same thing - looks like so much fun to try to learn that skill!

What is the average cost of creating a steal rule die? I would like to have some of my daughters drawing and art work be turned into dies.

@LittleKingGoods

5 ай бұрын

It’s hard to say because the more intricate the shape the more it costs. I’m not sure I can give an average cost. You should reach out to them. The info is in the description.

Supply

It was very difficult to make this dai by hand in 2004 when we did not have this technology. Give cleanliness but I don't want it ✌️

Open laser in the shop. Now that can’t be good.

One thing I hate is the bevel that steel rule dies will cause on the edges of thicker cardstock (think how puzzles have rounded edges on top and flat sharp edges on bottom. How do you make a die that does not case this?

@cuttingdie

Жыл бұрын

hallo

@ga1actic_muffin

Жыл бұрын

@@cuttingdie ????

@cuttingdie

Жыл бұрын

yes what is your emil adress？

What is the difference between these steel rule dies and clicker dies? That part was lost on me. By the way, great video and you are doing great work for the community. Wish you continued success.

@LittleKingGoods

2 жыл бұрын

Clicker dies are made by hand and welded together with out a backing. Steel rule dies are like the ones you see in this video.

@AIActionFun

2 жыл бұрын

@@LittleKingGoods ok, but both are used by a clicker press I take it.

How I can contact with this workshop guy?

@LittleKingGoods

9 ай бұрын

Link in description

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Rs

Здравствуйте можно с субтитрами на русском

What's the story with the 1-1.5mm gap @6.20. Unacceptable. I'm a die maker and our tolerance is -0.2mm. U need to check the calibration on the bender it's way off

So this is why there not sharp.

nobody does it by hand anymore, everything is machine driven, burn the wood, send the dxf to rule bender and add the ejection rubber. Well they don't put rubber on leather cutting dies, it marks the leather.

@johncalabrese4449

9 ай бұрын

The ejectors I have (rubber) actually filled the whole inside. It never marks the leather. I had never seen little ejectors like they have. I like the holes the best though. They allow you to cut through more material easier.

@Batuhan1988

9 ай бұрын

@@johncalabrese4449 those little ejectors are common. I am in corrugated plastic business and most of our dies have those small ones. Sometimes we get dies with fully filled with foam like you have. Probably yours is low density XLPE foam. For leather I prefer to have a hole behind it to push the leather out. When you have ejectors you need to apply extra pressure on the die to cut thru. If your die is small then you may not have the issue. I removed the ejectors on mine because it was marking the leather but also it was making me to do couple hits to cut. The ejectors come in different densities so probably mine was too dense for what I needed. Also I placed a plastic profile in the middle of my die so when I cut it, it was also embossing the leather.

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