How to make a Wire Form / Buck for fabricating motorcycle gas tank sheet metal - Eastwood
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Building a Wire Form to shape a motorcycle gas tank. Sheet metal fab.
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The Eastwood Rod Forming Tool is a high quality, industrial style tool capable of generating a powerful leveraged force to create 180° or greater repeatable bends in mild steel and aluminum rods up to 3/8” diameter and flat stock up to 1/2” wide and 3/16” thick.
Easily mounts in most vises
Creates bends in round, flat or square stock
Make bends from 1/2" to 1-1/2" ID over 180 degrees
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you guys should have made this tool capable of two pieces of Rod tack welded together so you could for sure have identical bands in each side
The templates for plywood bucks available for sale on sights like Etsey are a very great and affordable way to start metal shaping
This tool and method could be used for fabrication of fiberglass boat hulls. Using paper plans in full scale, rods can be formed as needed and then combined into three dimensional shapes to become forms for stitch and glue of either hull members or an entire hull. I'd like to try this soon.
This is for crafting from scratch fender frames space frames for buckets roadsters exotics like old school carol Shelby many coach builders body stylists prior to computers there was pencil straight line scratch building plus a wire former this is how it was done from day one
Hi, thanks for this tutorial. Can this fusion technique also be used on brass and copper?
Looking for a method that help to make
Components from 3d file