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Spring steel sheet. - Highpower - 03-19-2014 Any suggestions on how to straighten out a roll of blue spring steel sheet and get it flat again - without a set of sheet metal rollers to work with? RE: Spring steel sheet. - Highpower - 03-21-2014 OK then. Almost 50 views and the silence is deafening. I guess I have my answer. For the record, I feel the same way about it. RE: Spring steel sheet. - DaveH - 03-21-2014 Willie, Without a set of rollers - really difficult. I know it can be straightened by heating and hammering it flat, but takes a lot of practice and skill. Not sure what to do if it ends up full of hammer marks DaveH RE: Spring steel sheet. - f350ca - 03-21-2014 Willie, sometimes its better to keep your mouth shut and look stupid than say something and remove all doubt. RE: Spring steel sheet. - TomG - 03-21-2014 Dave has a set of rollers, send it to him. :) Try dragging it across the corner of a 2x4 with as much pressure as you can muster. How thick is the stuff? Tom RE: Spring steel sheet. - DaveH - 03-21-2014 (03-21-2014, 06:04 PM)TomG Wrote: Dave has a set of rollers, send it to him. :) DaveH RE: Spring steel sheet. - Highpower - 03-21-2014 (03-21-2014, 04:43 PM)f350ca Wrote: Willie, sometimes its better to keep your mouth shut and look stupid than say something and remove all doubt. Good point Greg. RE: Spring steel sheet. - wrustle - 03-25-2014 (03-19-2014, 10:13 PM)Highpower Wrote: Any suggestions on how to straighten out a roll of blue spring steel sheet and get it flat again - without a set of sheet metal rollers to work with? How about buying a "flat" of blue spring steel instead? RE: Spring steel sheet. - Highpower - 03-26-2014 A friend of mine bought this for a project because the 50" roll (.010") was the same price as a 25" flat, so it was more economical. He asked me if I could straighten a couple of pieces for him, but I'm not familiar with sheet metal work don't have any type of sheet metal roller. Ah well, at least I got to entertain a couple of folks with a stupid question, eh? RE: Spring steel sheet. - f350ca - 03-26-2014 No such a thing as a stupid question, but here you'll get our stupid answers. |