joggler/flanging/edge setting tool

[ShaneJ]

Is that an air operated one?

[Bedfordcrazy]

is there a picky of the air operated one.
george

[ben]

yes sorry it is air operated for 89 bucks! ya little ripper. ill send a picy of it when it arives.

cheers
ben

[BusyKiwi]

I remember paying $99 nz for mine (would have to be close to 20 years ago), good to see prices haven't jumped much

[petrolhead]

I've got one & it's great as especially when one side flanges the metal and the other side punches holes in the metal you need to use thin metal or aluminium plus you need muscles on your muscles to make it work mine is about 50 years old
Regards
Petrolhead
I was going to sell mine on e-bay but I'll have to get the wife to find it in the shed first, Craig you know what my shed is like
Regards
Petrolhead

[able]

perhaps we need a "tools you might not have been aware of thread"

joggler, English wheels, flocking... im sure some of you older shed heads have tool knowledge we young fellas (well im bordering on old) would never hear about.

once you know the name then its a quick trip to ebay to get whatever for hardly nothing. that joggler tool for instance beats tying to cut and match large plates by miles.

[petrolhead]

Good idea about a tool thread as I've got stacks of tools that look like they are out of the dark ages but all have a special purpose
Regards
Petrolhead

[ben]

well it arived. looks fantastic and works just as well:)

here are some snappys:)
oh got out the venere callipers also.

without flange 1mm with flange 2.0mm so thats perfect! only thing you could hope for is it would be adjustable:( oh well cant have everything.
might have a play. it would be nice to create a flange 2mm so can stick my fibreglass panels in there without having to grind them down to 1mm!!

[Bedfordcrazy]

hey good one benny, i see it has got a spot welder punch in it as well.
george.

[ben]

oh that for spot welds is it? man its got some grunt its awesome