Will I be able to roll 12" wide 16 gg steel plate into a complete circle?
1381860
I would think so, but will depend on your radius. I have only done 20 gage @ 6" wide to about 6" radius. You can always pass through multiple times setting the radius tighter each time. The roll is the best feature of this machine. Shear is basically worthless. I have yet to get a decent cut on any material without bending, binding, tearing, etc. I have wasted hours with feeler gages, etc. and have not yet discovered the magic. Brake is somewhat better, but I can only get about an 80-85 degree bend. I have to finish to 90 on a $40 Harbor Freight benchtop. Hope this helps you.
1951298
absolutely...but you may need to weld both sides though and/or use a circular motion and highest current setting. May need to play around with wire feed speed as well. I'd practice on some scraps first...
578140
Yes. But will also have to buy the proper plate. Contact Lee Precision for part number.
31378
Sorry I cannot help mine is also 12x 16 . I do use it on big and smaller casserole Valerie
336270
If it comes flat instead of 1/4 round it will perfect. The 1/4 round wouldn't fit the edge right.
1312659
Sorry, I don't know. We cut it into sections so I never unrolled the whole thing and measured. Good luck!
1329952
Don't know the dimensions of the steel plate, but you can add casters. There are actually four holes. One in each corner. The reason I know this is because I anchored mine down using these holes. If i'm not mistaken they are 1/2 in holes. I actually use my tool box as a bear proof trash can for my cabin in the North Georgia mountains.
490183
It it's a tight fit for sure. Press pretty hard and roll in a circular motion. Should fit.
222963
It might be big enough to do that, however, mine was installed on granite without the base plate. I would suggest you call Pfister and see if they can tell you the measurements.
1001140
Yes, if u can make it work. I bought one of these . It was a piece of unusable junk--- so cheaply made that the rollers couldn't gain enough traction to roll a plate through. Save your money.
380891
Yes. It will be close, but I measured them and since it's not a square leg the rounding won't be an issue.
548751
Yes, a 12 inch should work. Make sue it's round and not a half moon. You want to be able to roll it along your body.
604740
No, I have bent some 1/8 by 1 pieces but even that wasn't very easy or very clean. I doubt it would ever bend a 6 inch wide piece properly.
803605
1/4 is probably the widest you'll get out of it, however, it might only be 3/16. Anything thicker, that you might want, you'll probably be better off using a rolling pin/acrylic roller with something at each side to keep your thickness consistant as you roll.
2002362
The roll is about 6" wide by 20 feet long. The width is double sided that is almost like a sock. So if one was to cut one side of the "tubular roll", then the width becomes 12". Hope this helps.
1453401
I'll give it a try, 1.5" bit does seem a bit large for the radius on the corners of the plate. I have not received the lift yet so I'll wait till I get my hands on it. I have a 1.5" forstner bit so that should be no problem. Thanx for the info.
953958
Yes that would work. You have to Physically bend each piece a little to open up the radius.