When fabricating sheet metal parts, using a bead roller can add strength to the panels and return new parts to a factory look. Join Mark Simpson in this introduction to bead rolling as he demonstrates how to use a bead roller to roll flanges and beads.
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could please take more about the metal material and beads materials made of?