Ring Roller 

Thats wonderful! That input wheel looks so good.

FINALLY.

Holy shit you're back.

Surprised at the angle iron bending so well, thats awesome. I love how pretty much anything can be made with flat laser/plasma/router cut parts. Glad to see another video!

I missed this! Glad you're back

Dude genius. You don’t have to wait three months to show something so novel you could film changing toilet paper rolls and I would watch, you have the gift of story telling. Beside your mad engineering skills your story telling skills are just as rare. Thank you.

Like everyone else, glad to see you back! Great video for your reincarnation. I look forward to seeing that beauty on other projects.

It’s really good to see you haven’t quit making videos. You are one of the best channels I’ve found. Thanks and please keep creating.

I am totally blown away. The stacking of the plates for the dies is ingenious. So awesome for rolling the angle iron. so Sweet.

Crafting the handlewheel for the ring roller with the ring roller itself, marvelous.

This is my favorite part of Fall and Winter!

That steering wheel is hardcore! You are very talented

Here's a tool everybody needs! Great job. Your artful wheel design is suited to purpose and die solution is ingenious. Now you've nudged me that much closer to pulling the trigger on a plasma table. :)

I have one I'm working on built from a highly modified Harbor Freight tubing roller. It drives all 3 rollers with a motor. The fun never ends when you can make your own tools. Great Video .

Like we say in Spanish " la necesidad es la madre de los inventos ".... "Necessity is the mother of all inventions " good job!!

Welcome back. I really enjoy your projects and the way you share them.

Sooo long we've waited. Thank you. That ring-roller will really come in handy. I hope Drake is doing good too.

You should put a heavy spring under the jack so that you can get more rolls out of each setting on the roller. A very heavy spring. will still give you pressure, but will take up the movement as your bends progress.

"I have plenty of other unfinished projects around the shop to hang them on". On a serious note, those plates are a fantastic idea. The shapes that can be rolled are limitless.

Nice machine, and and really smart handle design. Always fun to see a machine make another part for itself

That design is brilliant! I’ve never seen a roller like that. You should patient that.

Those individual plates really make it an infinitely, size-variable ring-roller. The twists/notches of the rebar make for firm gripping as you are rolling.

Making your own pulleys gave you a lot more flexibility in this design. Cool!

One of the best 'How I did it" videos I've seen. The voice-over is perfect, with clear, beautiful descriptions. Nice humorous touches. Now I know how I want to make my videos better! : - )

Glad to see you posting again. Really admire your craftsmanship.

Dude! The rabbit hole of RU-vid suggested videos brought me here. Well done on that ring roller! I have a buddy that has a fancy ass professional powered style rollers we tried once to roll some material on. We could never get it to roll a straight ring. Ended up with spiral pieces as you described. We checked all the dies for square to each other more than a few times each and they were always dead nuts. That soured my taste for ring rollers as being overly complicated. In fact, when I first saw your design, I figured there might be too much slop in the cage the upper roller rides on. But you sir proved me wrong. Keep it up!

Great talent shown in the conception, design, and fabrication of this DIY roller.

Great job. Amazed how well the angle rolled.

Rainfall and Howarth on the same day...oh how I love these Oregon craftsmen!

Awesome video, congrats on two jobs well done, the roller and the video. Thanks for sharing

Crushing it like always! Your straight forward approach to solving problems is motivational. Good stuff.

That's amazing bro. And that new roller handle, shut up! The spokes are so slick. Form AND function. Nicely done.

I always love it when the first part you produce on a machine is the last part you need to finish it. This is what engineering is about. Solving problems no one would have without it ;)

Glad to see you’re back from harvest!

Seems like you've got an incredible mind for creativity. Like your projects

Love it!!! Great idea with the indexed stacked plates. I honestly think this is the best ring roller I've ever seen. The only thing that would make it easier is adding a motor to it.

Ganging up a bunch of 1/4" plates cut on the plasma has got to be WAAAY cheaper and faster than turning and milling them. That was a great solution. I work in a combined machine/welding shop and have been wanting to undertake a ring roller build for awhile now

Amazing. You also solved the problem of having to buy expensive dies without having to machine them.

Brilliant work as always Justin. I love that you use the equipment to make something for the equipment. Also your eye for style is undeniable, the wheel is not only functional but looks cool. Nice job.

When setting up for rolling square tube, it might help to have a slightly larger-diameter die piece as the centre layer of the upper die. This indents the concave surface of the rolled piece.

Wow ! That's a brilliant design ! Great job . You saved yourself thousands of dollars. Now you only need to replace that hand wheel with a reversible motor. It will greatly increase your machine's rolling capacity ( stock sizes ) . You just gained a new subscriber .

Love the use of the angle to form the supports for the mudguards. Hoping that will be the subject of another video soon :) Good to see you back in action....

as french Canadien countrymen it really nice to see your engineering skill .. I come from the MMX and probably gone bench watch all your vid and adapt it to my need. keep up the good work

Glad you’re back!

Fantastic work. You provide a great reminder to me of how thoughtful and quality work is important and satisfying. Keep up with the videos, we all really enjoy them.

I had not thought of cutting plates to stack up into a die, I may have to try that.

It would be awesome if you cut some of those rings to fit the harbor freight roller.

We missed you so much. Welcome back

Good to see you back in the shop and on my RU-vid feed.

Awesome videos.. The content, camera, sound, well everything is awesome. I grew up in Oregon and now live overseas. Your videos give me my "home fix." Thanks for the hard work and sharing... take care.

Welcome back!!..a little tip when rolling. ..3.141or pie (no proper symbol for it) multlpy by the diameter will give your material length and then give a little more for the distance between your middle roll and the centre roll on both sides

You can still drive that top wheel. Keeping it simple, use a plate with a sprocket on either end. Make it attached to the frame that the bottle jack is attached to. As the upper frame moves up and down, the gears will always stay the same distance apart and you will not require a tensioner.

I like the idea of using the plates, to bad I don't have a plasma cutter like yours lol. nice roller...though

I appreciate your way of thinking and problem solving. Looks like you've built a great tool and made a damn entertaining video in the process!

You have literally liquid gold in your hands ! Awesome !

Was only rewatching your barn door series last night. Good timing.

So glad to see that you are doing well. Hope the same is true of Drake and your family. Really missed your beautiful videos and DIY skills.

Glad to see you back. You are are good story teller of your projects.

That design is fabulous ,you can finance all the projects in your shop by building and selling one of these a month.

A welcome surprise in my subscription list! Looks like the spreader has changed, look forward to seeing more on that!

AWESOME!!!! Glad you made us another GREAT video!! GREAT job on the fabrication. You have a good mind for design! I want to see more of those finders you made. More videos please.

Really enjoy your thought processes and comments. Well done!

your ingenuity never ceases to amaze me

I really like the Rebar Hand Crank. Turned out real nice ! 👍 up !

Great build That works really well!

You sir are the smartest man working in your shop!

Great vid, loved the handle and that you used the ring roller to make it. That CNC plasma cutter is a WAY COOL, poor man's laser that looks like it does just as good a job. GREAT engineering! Thank you.

The satisfaction of a great build can't be beat. Another awesome video. 👌🏻👌🏻

Awesome ingenuity. Just shows engineering is just a series a small steps. Great job, thanks for sharing!

The clamps joke at the end is way too relatable. 10/10

I never knew I needed a ring roller. Until I saw you rolling those angles. Those rolled angles would be perfect for a workshop roof structure! :D (and many other things...)

i love your channel, i love your skill and ingenuity and determination. i just about have seen every Frank Howarth video do i’m very glad to have found another channel of equal quality.

Great video. It’s amazing what you can do with the right tools and little creativity. See you added a cab and fenders to the spreader, will you have these projects on a video? Look forward to each of your new you-tube postings.

I really like your idea of using plates to make adjustable dies. I'd never have thought of it.

@0:48 Don't kid yourself man. This is absolutely brilliant. I have no doubt you could link them all together. This is so good I bet we'll see a knock-off at the local import tool store before long.

The "brand new" fertilizer buggy looks amazing JD!

So very glad to get a new video. Love watching you fabricate and explain so easly all you do. Great Job again.

The absolute best ring roller I have viewed yet!

HES BACK. Nice design. The best part about spending money on big tools like a plasma cutter is that you have the means to make yourself other tools and not pay machine shop prices. Fast forward 10 years and you'll be as well equipped as a small machine shop.

That's some nice work there. Really nice welds. That hand wheel is beautiful. I am so glad to see one of your videos again.

Balls, now I have to build one. Great job.

Your mind, skills, and visions, are superb. Your multi-plate combo dies are genius.I enjoyed the video thanks

After binge viewing all your vids I dare say that your channel is by far the best on YT. Interesting content, great camera work, superb editing. When you ever quit farming a great career as a cameraman awaits you. Or you might establish as an independent building contractor. Success guaranteed!

Great to see you back! I've got to admit, when I saw the angle iron setup I thought, "there's a lot going on there, I don't think that'll work" but it did! Awesome!

You’ve been way all this time, presumably looking for your ball, only to come back and knock it straight back out the park. Fabulous project and wonderful to see you, cheers! Martin

Where you been? Anyway I'm glad your back. Awesome video.

He is back, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family

I can't thumbs up this video enough!!! I want to hit the button after you complete each new task, then realize I've already done it. Great work as always. Keep up the good work

Great job. At the beginning i was thinking strongly that you need a conventionnal lathe, now i think even more strongly that i want a ring roller. And a cnc plasma table...

Your videos are awesome, I wish I was a fourth as smart as you so I could work with my hands like this when I get older.

That turned out great. Now I want to use my everlast plasma cutter to make one of these.

I always love seeing a machine being used to make (at least part of) itself! Thanks for the video!

Great video. If you want to bend tube use the same multiple plate approach and weld them into an approximate curve. Then ask a machine shop to turn them on their lathe. The cost in making tube rolling dies is in the humongous size of the starting billet and the ages spent turning it down. You'd have all this done.

Hi there! Really enjoy your videos! I do cnc plasma cutting every day, for the past 5 years now. Try cleaning dross with a "knotted cup brush" or "Twisted wire cup brush" with your baby grinder - you will not look back! With abrasive discs, you loose a lot of time because the abrasive discs grind the dross down (and a little bit of your parts as well), while the twisted cup brush brakes the dross of effortlessly! Do use the cheapest grinder, because those cup brushes can not be balanced! Here in South Africa, quality baby grinders cost about R1500 to R2500. I use the grinder about 5 to 7 hours per day with the twisted wire cup brush. Quality grinders last about 3 weeks @ 5-7 hours every day, while the cheap grinder i buy for R200 lasts for 2 weeks! Hope this might be helpful.

Long time no see! Welcome back!

Very nice simple design with great execution, looks great.

Great result. the pulley concept great idea, the cnc table proving a game changer in project innovation & results . amazed how well rolled the rebar and angle . Have fun on the farm :-)

Great design! I'm digging the versatility.

Coolest ring roller ever!!!!! Man I liked the wheel. Just is completely cool and way to go!!!!!

WOW!!!! I need a new set of steel rims for my ute and a captains wheel to steer with.....would work for peanuts but can’t afford all that lifting of plate onto the plasma!!! Which brings me to another project: some sort of lift/winch/crane/magnetic for putting plate up and down onto the plasma? Just a thought and glad you’re back!