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Old 03-10-2014, 10:23 AM
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I'm going to put one of these brakes on my 2014 order list.
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As I was going through my wishlist put together while up at Mark Gerish's Academy for the Art of Metal shaping and shopping on Baleigh's website I figured I would hijack the Magnetic Brake thread for a second for another kick ass Baleigh machine I used while there...


About a year ago I bought a Baleigh BR-18E-24 Power bead roller and have fudged my way through a few projects (thus taking the metal shaping classes to learn the right way ) and I got to use this bad boy. The BR-16E-36!!! I rolled out the sheet metal door panel in the pic on day #2 and felt like a superhero! After coming back home and using mine again I'm realizing how freaking nice that machine was!


I need to finish some more cars so I can buy more tools!!
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As I was going through my wishlist put together while up at Mark Gerish's Academy for the Art of Metal shaping and shopping on Baleigh's website I figured I would hijack the Magnetic Brake thread for a second for another kick ass Baleigh machine I used while there...


About a year ago I bought a Baleigh BR-18E-24 Power bead roller and have fudged my way through a few projects (thus taking the metal shaping classes to learn the right way ) and I got to use this bad boy. The BR-16E-36!!! I rolled out the sheet metal door panel in the pic on day #2 and felt like a superhero! After coming back home and using mine again I'm realizing how freaking nice that machine was!


I need to finish some more cars so I can buy more tools!!
just knowing how the metal will react when you impose your will on it is an art of its own. nice work on that piece. thats a great machine.
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This is from Dan Neumann Race Cars on a drag racing forum.

Re: The official "magnetic brake" thread
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This thing works awesome for when I make my Lexan scoops. Built one today for a guy in Jersey and used the new brake for the first time with Lexan. It did a great job with it, in fact better than the old brake I used to bend Lexan. This is 3/16" Lexan.



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AWESOME, another use!
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Here are some other uses of the magnetic brake from a customer from a Drag Racing forum











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