> > > > > > Karl and Paul, and others,
     > > > > > > I made a copy of the plans for the tube beader that was in contact
     > > > > mag a
     > > > > > > few years ago intending to make one myself, but never did. A Fedex
     > > > > > > machinist who was in my a/p class in Memphis opined that it wasn't
     > > > > the
     > > > > > > best he had seen, but might work for awhile, he wanted to beef it
     > > > > up,
     > > > > > > but we never got around to it. I found the drawing, and if you like
     > > > > will
     > > > > > > send it to you, (wish I could scan if, I could fax it), so send me
     > > > > > > whatever works best to get it to you and I will send it to you.
     > > > > Email me
     > > > > > > at cardmarc@charter.net to let me know
     > > > > > > [Marc Wiese]
     > > > > >
     > > > > > Please mail me a copy Marc.
     > > > > >
     > > > > > 830 East Santa Maria St.
     > > > > > Suite 303
     > > > > > Santa Paula CA
     > > > > > 93060
     > > > > >
     > > > > > Paul Lamar
     > > >
     > > > > Will do Paul,
     > > > > Plans were in Contact issue 60, page 5. Is Contact still being
     > > > > published?
     > > > > Article says he used it on tubes from 1/2" to 1-1/2" made bead up to
     > > > > .045" high bead, but .030 was more than enough. He also states the tube
     > > > > must be in the soft annealed state. All on one page.
     > > > > [Marc Wiese]
     >
     > > If you have not got it yet - here is the page out of "Contact" . I am
     > > suprised
     > > no one had this issue - Perry Micks duct is the cover article' -
     > >  Vance PS "contact" has been taken over by a new editor, and the first
     > > new issue has been shipped - starting slow but looks promising - Vance
     > >
     >
     > Vance sent the whole page but at 300K it was too big to publish.
     > Here is just the drawing.
     >
     > Paul Lamar

     I don't know what happened that drawing got trashed.
     Lets try it again.

     Paul Lamar

All,

Looks like a neat way to do it. Any improvement ideas?
I'll make it a project after a few other project's.

Karl

Sign me up for one when you do Karl.

Paul Lamar
 
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