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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by roger didonato, Mar 8, 2018.

  1. roger didonato
    Joined: Aug 24, 2016
    Posts: 136

    roger didonato

    Has anyone dealt with bead dies by Fiddy? I cant seem to reach them by the phone # listed & they are not responding to my post.
     
  2. Send him a conversation. HRP
     
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  3. 31 Chopped Coupe
    Joined: Aug 24, 2014
    Posts: 111

    31 Chopped Coupe
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    Does anyone know where to find dies for a Williams Lowbuck beadroller? Can't seem to find any supplier for this thing.
     
  4. WZ JUNK
    Joined: Apr 20, 2001
    Posts: 1,850

    WZ JUNK
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    from Neosho, MO

    I noticed this on the Williams web site Other standard mandrels (such as Pexto or Tennsmith) for edge turning, slitting, crimping, offsetting or other operations will also fit these units. You can also order a set of blank mandrels and machine them to any desired configuration.

    John
     
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  5. Marty Strode
    Joined: Apr 28, 2011
    Posts: 8,913

    Marty Strode
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    Hoosier Profiles makes dies to fit all machines, in most any configurations for reasonable prices, and utmost quality.
    https://www.hoosierprofiles.com
     
  6. Not sure I would call them reasonably priced when they are $45-70 more than anyone else offering dies.
     
  7. FiddyFour
    Joined: Dec 31, 2004
    Posts: 9,024

    FiddyFour
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    My quality and finish will surpass any Hoosier set. I DO STILL make dies, for HF or any other roller.

    My email is [email protected] or PM her on the HAMB, or phone... 920-530-9100

    Thank you and HUGE shout out to my club brother, Zman for pointing this thread out to me.

    My dies aren't cheap, but my quality is worth it!
     
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  8. FiddyFour
    Joined: Dec 31, 2004
    Posts: 9,024

    FiddyFour
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    Just a heads up, my lathe is down for the count for a bit. i should have it up and running again within a week. my lathe is 145 years old this year, so parts are made to order lol

    thank you for understanding
     
  9. Howse that for response!!!
     
  10. FiddyFour
    Joined: Dec 31, 2004
    Posts: 9,024

    FiddyFour
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    not sure what you're referring to?
     
  11. brigrat
    Joined: Nov 9, 2007
    Posts: 5,620

    brigrat
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    from Wa.St.

    It was a good thing..........................
     
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